Sports Roundup From York by Eddie Brietz
Roundup recounts boxing notes and other sports chatter from York including Baer Mann and Joe Louis references. Mentions Tommy Blame George Washington Mickey Cochrane and Schoolboy Rowe with betting and exhibition hints. Notes plans for Anita handicap Schmelling and Sonja Henie troupe Florida trip and Vanderbilt fall preparations.
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Terible Terry
Danning
Hankus Pankelber
Golden Gloves
Tanker Jones
Washington
George Washington
Rhehamton
N. Y
Mickey Cochrane
Ingers
Rowe
Herr Schmelling
Sonja Henie
Florida
Vanderbilt
Roadhouse Nuisance Ruled By Guilford Jury
In Greensboro on February 24 the White Elephant roadhouse on the High Point highway operated by Joe Libby was found by a Guilford Superior Court civil jury to be a nuisance. The owners Mr and Mrs EF Ward were cleared of responsibility while six intervenors received claims to property seized under a padlock order by Solicitor H L Koontz.
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Greensboro
White Elephant
High Point Highway
Joe Libby
Guilford 8 Superior Court
Ward
H. L. Koontz
South Atlantic Women’s golf depth faces eight in quarterfinals
In Ormond Beach Florida Patty Berg undefeated in winter circuit leads a strong field toward the South Atlantic Championship quarterfinals. Sally Guth Liz Bauer Dorothey Traung and Marion Miley posted victories while Kathryn Hemphill Mrs Hockenjos and others advanced in the round of eight.
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Ormond
Beach
Fla
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Sally Guth
Webster Grove
Miss Berg
Joseph L. Lawler
New Rochelle
N. Y
Miss Guth
Elizabeth L. Wing
Evanston
Iril
Marion Miley
Fort Pierce
Jean Bauer
Providence
R. I
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
S. C
Dorothy Traung
San Francisco
Janes Cothran Jameson
West Palm Beach
William Hockenjos
Traung
E. F. Cary
Jameson
Lillian K. Zech
Chicago
Horney Elected B. and L. President at Piedmont Assn
A. B. Horney was elected president of the Piedmont Building and Loan Association at a regular board meeting to succeed the late George A. Matton. O. E. Kearns was chosen vice president. Matton, first and only president since organization in January 1912, rarely missed meetings.
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George A. Matton
Piedmont Building and Loan
Piedmont Building and Loan Association
A. B. Horney
Fasociation
O. E. Kearns
Matton
Association
Louis Retains Title in Brutal Knockout of Mann
In a brutal heavyweight bout, Louis battered Mann through three heats. Louis pressed early with a left hook, then dominating exchanges as Mann pressed to respond. The end came when Louis unleashed a decisive rally, knocking Mann out after a final march to the canvas.
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Louis
Mann
Joe
Natie
SITTING PRETTY ON TOP OF THE WORLD
Scantily clad aborigine women in South Australia carry live dogs as muffs to keep warm amid cold weather. Electric stoves rise in popularity in Mexico. Brazil reports its lowest coffee exports in years. Poland experiences a renaissance of the historical novel. Turkey faces a labor shortage.
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South Australia
Mexico
Kentucky Football Faces Coaching Confusion Amid Big Lineup Shifts
Atlanta report notes Kentucky with Ab Kirwan as head coach and Bernie Shively as line coach under a director who also bears Shively’s name. Ed Manning plans army flight training next summer, while Georgia Tech’s Roy Mundorff warns Mississippi poses a SEC challenge as Rebels score high. Publicity director Al Smith mentions a large arena for an upcoming tour.
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Atlanta
Kentucky
Bluegrass Battalion
Bernie Shively
Ab Kirwan
Kirwan
B. Shively
Josh Cody
Ed Manning
Army
Randolph Field
Texas
Roy Mundorff
Georgia Tech
Basketeers
Mississippi
Baton Rouge
Roy
Rebels
al Smith
L. 8
Fish biting well at High Point city lake
Warden W R Hull reports strong fishing at High Point city lake this week. Dr W R McCain and Harmon Linville caught a four pound bass and a three and a half pound fish, while C A Caudle and E B Morgan landed a four pounder.
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High Point City Lake
W. R. Hull
Important meeting for local Masonic lodge tonight and Friday
Two meetings of high importance for Masons are planned at the Numa F Reid Lodge rooms tonight and Friday at 7 30. J F Marquette Grand Lecturer Grand Lodge of North Carolina A F P A M will lead with talks on work and instruction. All Masons are invited and urged to attend.
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Numa F. Reid Lodge
J. F. Marquette
Grand Lodge of North Carolina
A. F P
A. M
The Citadel May Drop Bulldogs Nickname for Teams
The Citadel at Charleston may replace the nickname Bulldogs with Light Brigade or similar terms. Public sentiment favors more originality in team names amid a flood of animal monikers like Tigers and Bulldogs cited by sportswriters and fans.
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Citadel
Charleston
St. C
Bulldogs
Tigers
Pilgrim Holiness Church to Open Missionary Meetings
Pilgrim Holiness Church in Thomasville will host a four day missionary convention Friday through Monday. Speakers include Rev. R. G. Flaxon from Pennsylvania and Miss Mary Lowe from Michigan, with Rev. T. C. Vaughn also speaking. Evening sessions begin 7 30 except Sunday at 11. Visitors will demonstrate preaching via interpreter. The text also notes unrelated items about South Africa and a bee.
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Pilgrim Holiness Church
Thomasville
R. G. Flaxon
Pennsylvania
Mary Lowe
Michigan
T. C. Vaughn
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Brattleboro
Birger Ruad
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