Tennis Joins Local College Sporting Roster
High Point college formed a tennis club at a recent meeting with about 30 students. Two courts near the girls’ dormitory were completed after work began last fall. James Rogers was elected president, Alice Faulkerman secretary and treasurer. The club includes both girls and boys and may schedule spring matches with NC State Guilford College and Elon. Coach Brown expects practice to start soon if weather allows.
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High Point College
James Rogers
Alice Faulkerman
N. C. State
Guilford College
Elon College
Brown
Ritola Cleared Of Charges In Boston Race Dispute
Finnish American AC star Willie Ritola was cleared by the AAU after a misunderstanding caused him to miss the American Legion meet in Boston. Other sports notes include Fohl urging training readiness, Jackson returning a contract, Dartmouth staying tied with Princeton in intercollegiate basketball, and new swimming records at a Miami meet.
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Willie Ritola
America
American Legion
Boston
AA UT
Ritola
Dartmouth
Princeton
Gous
Friedman
Dey
Saller
Picken
McDonald
Cornell
Columbia
Miami
Gertrude Ederle
Aileen Riggin
Adelaide Tambert
Helen Wainwright
Ethel Lackie
Senate House Confer Agree on Muscle Shoals Leasing Bill
Washington Feb 25 The senate and house conference on the Muscle Shoals leasing bill hoped to reach a further agreement on the measure today but expressed doubt that the remaining six working days of the session would allow time for enactment.
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Washington
Senate
House
Linderwood Muscle Shoals
Noted Society Figures Face Setbacks and Surprises
Ganna Walska wife of Harold F. McCormick was barred from reappearing in Nice opera as not an artist. Lieutenant Osborne C. Wood, son of Governor General Leonard Wood, retires in France after spending his Wall Street fortune. Lieutenant Leslie P. Arnold admits secret marriage to Mildred Avery. they separated on wedding day and meet rarely. Job Hedges, famed New York attorney and humorist, dies suddenly in Atlantic City with his wife present.
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Ganna Walska
Harold F. McCormick
Chicago
Mildred Avery
New York City
Job &. Hedges
New York
Atlantic City
N. J
Y. W. Cagers Take Another Contest
The Y. W. C. A. girls defeated Sage Garden high school 24 to 15 in a hard fought local basketball game. The first half ended 18 to 11 with Sage Garden leading after an opening rush. Y. W. C. A. tightened in the second half, passing and shooting with improved accuracy to hold on for the win. Players listed include Lhor, Wells, Glapp, Deatrick, Albertaon, and others.
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Sage Garden High
Sage Garden
Lhor and
Wells
Glapp
Deatrick Lhor
Albertaon
Right Guard Team Competes At Running Center
Ingram and Miss Beatrice Merritt refereed as the game at the running center featured Right Guard with Mvans on court.
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Mvans
Ingram
Beatrice Merritt
Purple and White Planning Victory
The Purple and White squads prepare for a final practice at the YMCA as the season nears its end with no games Friday and Saturday. Coach Brown’s quintet remains in good shape and will rest after light practice tomorrow before facing Elon Friday night. The reserves will be used for the Oak Ridge clash on the Y floor.
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YM. C. A
Brown
Elon
Oak Ridge
UNC Football Practice Opens As Fetzer Streamlines 1925 Team
About 60 candidates began light scrimmage work on the UNC gridiron under coaches Bob and Bill Fetzer at Chapel Hill as spring-like weather returns. Freshmen, backfield trio, and four key line gaps draw focus while captain McIver and holdovers Fordham Dill Underwood push to establish a new starting unit.
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HE Enterprise
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Bob
Bill Fetzer
Fetters
Charlies Poindexter
Grady Pritchard
Robbins Lowe
Matthews
Jackson
Fordham
Huawfield
McIver
Underwood
J. B. Fordham
Dill
Marks
Davis
Lion
Shuford
Jenkins
Izor
Atwell
Lipscomb
Pugh
Whisnant
Joseph
McDaniels
Curlee
Brown
Supple
Eddleman Wins Over Battling Conway
In Greensboro on February 25 Dave Eddleman of Charlotte won eight of ten rounds against Battling Conway of Fort Bragg with two rounds even, in the feature bout that drew the largest crowd in local ring history. Semi final saw Eddie Stepton defeat Kaye Martin in six rounds. two Fort Bragg exhibitions accompanied by a brief Army recruiting talk.
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Greensboro
Dave Eddleman
Charlotte
Battling Conway
Fort Brage
Eddie Stepton
Kaye Martin
Winston-Salem
Fort Bragg
Bryant
Fort
Army
Reward Offered for Return of Stolen Hollywood Paintings
A $10,000 reward is offered for information leading to the return of $485,000 in paintings and tin treasures stolen from Martin Weinschenck’s Hollywood home last week or for the arrest of the thieves. The notice is dated February 25 in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Martin Weinschenck
President likely to appoint Jardine as Agriculture Secretary
The White House withholds comment but signals William M. Jardine of Kansas is the likely choice. Jardine rose from cattle work in Montana to Utah Agricultural College, then Kansas Agricultural College head since 1918 and a member of the President's Agricultural Conference. Investigators pursue a London insured collection valued above 200000 as customs officials probe entry into the United States.
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White House
William M. Jardine
Kansas
Jardine
Montana
Utah Agricultural College
Kansas Agricultural College
Los Angeles
London
Weinschenck
United States
Wall Street Highlights Show Mixed Price Movements
On February 25 in New York the stock market displayed contrasting price moves with gains in some issues offset by declines in others. Traders noted shifting sector performance and cautious sentiment ahead of earlyweek economic data releases.
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Wall Street
New York
Service At Lutheran Church Here Tonight
A series of church services at Emmanuel Lutheran starts tonight with a 7:30 PM sermon titled Why Peter Left Home led by Rev. F L L Conrad. Services continue each Wednesday before Easter and the public is invited. Also notes Dr Sun Yat Sen weakening daily from illness in South China.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Cntizen
Peter
Fll
Conrad
Yat-Sen
Pring
Sun Yat- Sen
South China
Opening of Today’s Stock Market Gains on Rail Shares
The market opened with low priced rail stocks advancing as New Haven matched yesterday’s high of 36. Norfolk and Western rose 1 1/2 points, while American Safety Razor climbed on dividend news. Leaders such as American Can Baldwin and other dividend rails pushed ahead, with Norfolk and Western up 3 1/4 points and gains seen in Atchison Lackawanna Atlantic Coast Line and Lehigh Valley. Foreign exchanges opened higher.
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New Haven
Norfolk and Western
American Safety Razor
American Can
Baldwin
Atchison, Lackawanna
Atlantic Coast Line
Lehigh Valley
New York Cotton Opens Firm on Reports and Rain
The New York cotton market opens firmer as Liver pool strength and rain in the southwest support demand. May touches 25.00, active months rise 15 to 22 points. New Orleans opens with limited reaction to New York’s gains as notices for March deliveries disrupt early trading.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
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