Golf and basketball notes from Sarasota and Hickory events
Wesley Ferri led a field of pitchers in Florida golf play at Sarasota with a 312 score and a 18 stroke lead. Detroit catcher Mickey Cochrane, Cleveland pitcher Willis Hud, and Milwaukee Brewers’ Gar y Braxton were among early leaders. High Point beat Lenoir Rhyne 41 40 after a late rally. Babe Ruth, labeled unemployed, shot 330 in golf as Diz and Jerome Dean posted higher scores.
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High Point Bisons Face Winston-Salem In Big Battle
High Point High School hosts Winston-Salem High in a Western Conference clash at the local gym at 8 p.m. The Bisons, 1985 champions with four wins and no defeats, seek another title bid as Winston-Salem provides a stern test after recent wins over Charlotte and Greensboro.
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Salvation Army Sweeps Three Games By Wide Margins
The Salvation Army won all three games against two Salisbury clubs and the High Point All-Stars. The Red Shield team beat the local All-Stars 37 to 28 after a close third period surge, Mickey scored 11 and Woody Thomas had 132 for the All-Stars. High Point Juniors topped Salisbury Red Shields 34 to 18, with Smith and Hoover leading the locals. The SSA girls defeated the Lassies 46 to 10, Taylor 25 for High Point and Bretton 10 for Salisbury. Pension approvals and denials appeared in the related legal notices, including a case involving H Taylor Brown and Mra Mattie Wagoner.
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National League Meets Amid Rumors of Trades
New York date unknown states big league executives convened to discuss the 1936 schedule and potential player moves. Rumors includedParmalee and Orsaiti to the Phillies for Curt via, but official word was not yet heard. Hal Schumacher signed with the Giants on a honeymoon stopover, claimed to be a raise, while Ruppert prepared a significant in-person announcement.
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Roundup of early February baseball chatter and trades
A brisk collection of baseball notes from New York February discussions touches on training contracts with North Carolina, potential moves for Urbanski Frey and Curt Davis, and Phillies price expectations. Trade chatter includes Col. Warren Giles temper, Dan Hill fireworks, and city gossip on announcements and assistants.
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Phantoms and Dead Battle Tonight and State Meets
Charlotte report notes two major Big Five clashes as North Carolina hosts Wake Forest while NC State travels to Washington and Lee. State’s Red Terrors dropped a 46 44 extra period loss to V P S at Blacksburg after a 40 40 tie. Appalachian State beat Atlantic Christian 32 20 and heads to Salisbury to face Catawba. Atlantic Christian meets Quekere at Pine.
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Tribe Infielder Has Finger In Lot of Pie
Cleveland infielder Billy Sullivan recently acquired from Cincinnati diversifies his earnings. He serves as assistant sales manager at a top washing clothing factory, finances a copper paint invention for marine use with his brother, and holds an interest in a firm making elastic asphalt for caulking expansion joints in concrete streets.
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Bailey Named High Point Amateur Softball Commissioner
Bailey Bill Bailey named High Point Amateur Softball Association commissioner to oversee A S A softball activities in the city. He will promote league play and a city elimination tournament with divisions for independent commercial and church teams. District titles lead to Carolinas titles and national world championships in Chicago. Carolinas HQ will assist teams to affiliate.
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Student Council At Carolina Votes Its O. K. On Graham Plan
The University of North Carolina student council voted 9 to 2 to endorse the Graham plan to de emphasize athletics in the Southern Conference. President Francis Fairley said the plan supports the honor system and amateur status, arguing big time athletics detract from proper functioning. The plan will be voted on by Southern Conference members later this week.
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Asheboro Eyed For Ultra Modern Recreational Center
The Asheboro area seeks funds from the Chamber of Commerce to build an indoor recreational building on the high school grounds. Private donations near four thousand dollars were promised last week and another push to solicit business leaders is underway.
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Kilimanjaro Tusks Weighed Quarter Ton Sold for 5000
The Kilimanjaro tusks taken in Africa in 1898 weighed about a quarter ton and fetched five thousand dollars at sale.
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Masked Marvel to face Osborn in Friday arena main event
Masked Marvel returns Friday night to meet Osborn in Curtis Denning's bill at the local arena. The bout headlines a program that also features Casey Berger of Michigan versus Walter Underhill in the opener. Both matches are best two of three falls with 90 and 60 minute limits.
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Rassini
Casey Berger
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Luttrall
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University of Michigan
Gil Dobie Brings Hopeful Momentum to Boston College Football
Newton Mass February 4 The arrival of Gil Dobie at Boston College renews expectations for the Eagles football program. Transfer from Cornell has sparked optimism similar to the Cavanuagh era as promising freshmen and veteran lettermen shape a potential comeback. Coaching staff changes are anticipated before the season resumes.
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Seven Widows To Receive Pensions Increases
In Greensboro on February 4 the county board of pensions approved increased annual pensions from 100 to 300 dollars for seven widows of Confederate veterans. Named recipients include Mary F. Clayton Sarah F. McDaniel Eiza Dennis Elisa B. Branch Ellen Jane Mangum Emma Medearia and Susan Ward. Additional applications by Mrs D M Seider of 94 Mrs Wana were filed.
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North Carolina knowledge quiz answers from a historical sheet
The document lists answers to questions about NC history including a printer’s error in the oath, Gov Howard Cantwell’s investigation, Gov Spaight’s seed peas gift to Washington, cotton price effects on crops in 1825, Gov Dudley’s Wilmington and Raleigh railroad spike, a 1868 convention honoring Washington, and Gov Worth’s 1866 war cost estimate detailing state wealth and bank capital before the war.
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Palm Heart Dishes Attract Jamaican Interest
Portions of palm tree trunks are consumed by Jamaicans with the outer bark stripped down to the heart. The edible portion resembles celery hearts and is eaten pickled raw or as a dish similar to celery.
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