Romani sets American 3 000m mark at Knights meet
San Romani, now at New York University, surged to the front on the final lap to win the 3000 meters at the Knights of Columbus track meet. Lash finished strong in 8 27 56, breaking the citizen’s record while Romani fell short of Nurmi’s world mark. McCluskey faded entering the last stretch as Romei and Lash paced the field.
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E San Romani
Indiana
Don
Americitizen
Knights of Columack
Regiment
Ting
Emporia
Acceen
Joie Ray
Nurmi
Adison Square Garden
Oval
Ally
Romani
New York University
Evers
Lash
I York
Janae A
Ouimet Chosen To Captain 1938 Walker Cup Team
The United States Golf Association named the 1938 Walker Cup team of nine players and two alternates to meet Britain at St Andrews June 3 4 with Francis Ouimet as captain. The executive committee also adopted a one year trial modification to the stymie rule allowing a nearer ball to be lifted if within six inches of the hole.
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New York
United States Golf Association
Francis Ouimet
St. Andrews
Scotland
Culmet
Boston
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Neb
Ray Billows
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Goodman
Portland
Ore
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Marvin
Bud) Ward
Olympia
Wash
Reynolds Smith
Dallas
Tex
Fred Haas, Jr
New Orleans
Charles
Chuck
U. S. G. A. Executive Committee
John G. Jackson
Millis and Chatham Split Tight Twin Tilt
Millis boys win 61 to 36 at Coliseum while Chatham edges ahead 49 to 6 in the other half of the doubleheader. Rosters show Adams Matt, Bierle, Dawson, Barrier and Wright among Millis scorers with Heiser and Wall contributing for Chatham.
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Mée Millis
Chatham Elcors
Coliseum
Millis
Chatham
Reynolds says Mexico trip left him sore over 270 dollar robbery
Senator Reynolds charged that Mexicans were upset by his motor trip there last year after his auto was robbed of 270 dollars. He claimed Mexican officials apologized but he felt the incident could have happened anywhere and would have been worse if in Chicago. Byrnes pressed for an apology and backing Reynolds claimed he did not receive one.
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Mexi
Reynolds
Chicago
Jor Byrnes
D.8.c
Askether Reynolds
Dole
Demolay First M. P. Thorburn and teammates listed
Activities at YM YWCA 6 1 A show of players including Thorburn Coble Gallimore Wright Short M Coble Albertson Johnston Giles Jarrett Summey Lindsey H Giles Jarrett Young Bwain Black Canipe Dinmont Ellington Glasgow Haney and others with totals and halftime score indicating a local game Involving Ellington Florist Jones Service Station as scorekeepers and officials Parlowe and Kearns.
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Demolay
M. P. Thorburn
H. Coble
Gallimore
Wright
F Short
M. Coble
Albertson
Johnston
W. Giles
Jarrett
Lindsey
H. Giles
D. Jarrett
Oes Hogs
Vscroee
Young
Bwain
Cesscee O Black
Bosscees Canipe
Dinmont
Ellington
Glasgow
Haney
Jonea
Parlowe and Kearns
Thomson Takes Undisputed Lead With 131 In Los Angeles Open
Jimmy Thomson shot 66 to build a 131 total after 36 holes at the Los Angeles open. The Shawnee pro led by six strokes, compiling 31 35 on nine holes at Harding and 65 on Wilson for a 65 66 day split. Contenders Lloyd Mangrum and Harold McSpaden followed, with Hines Williamson and Goggin within one stroke of the leaders.
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Los Angeles
Jimmy Thomson
Juniors Top College Cagers In Y M C A Clash
The High Point Y Juniors led 23-9 at halftime and held on to defeat High Point College juniors 42-36. K Evans scored 18 and Keen 16 to pace the college side as Welborn and Grant led the Y squad.
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High Point
High Point College
Welborn
Grant
L. Evans
Keen
K. Evans
Oye Gfth College
Henderson
Reid
Murray
A. Evane
Garrington
Hayworth
Keen O
Armstrong
Sechrest
Hunt to Coach Georgia Under New Football Setup
Atlanta January 8 Georgia's next head football coach is reported as Joel Hunt a 31 year old former LSU backfield coach and ex Texas A M quarterback. The athletic board at Athens will confirm next Monday with Lampe likely named athletic director and football staff reshaped to support Hunt's regime.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Joel Hunt
Louisiana State University
Hunt
Athens
Texas A. and
Dana X. Bible
Leutenant
Elmer A. Lampe
Carroll College
Waukesha
Wis
Department of Physical Education
Lampe
Judge Harding Won't Seek Re election in Charlotte
Judge William F. Harding of the 14th judicial district said he will not run for re election when his term ends December 31. At 70 he notes he has never drawn an opponent during his 24 years as resident judge. J L Delaney of Charlotte announced his candidacy.
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Charlotte
N. C
William F. Harding
14Th Judicial District
J. L. Delaney
Harding
Riggs and Grant Vie For Miami Biltmore Title
Bobby Riggs the No. 2 tennis player reached the Miami Biltmore finals with a 6-3 10-8 6-0 victory over Frank Kovacs of Oakland. Bitsy Grant, Atlanta’s top challenger, advanced to the final after beating Elwood Cooke. Riggs and Grant set for a decisive singles clash tomorrow at 1:45 pm.
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Coral Gables
Fra
Bobby Riggs
Frank Kovacs
Oakland
Cal
Riggs
Bitsy Grant
Atlanta
Col. Henry L. Doherty
Grant
Elwood Cooke
Portland
Ore
Don Budge
Berkeley Bell
Kovacs
Wilmer Hines
Hollywood
Wayne Sabin
University of Miami
Gardnard Mulloy
George Toley
Mulloy
Toley
Sabin
Hines
Martin Buxby
Miami
Cooke
Augusta Women Golfers Open Second Titlist Tournament
Patty Berg leads a field of women golfers headed to Augusta next week for the second annual Augusta titlist tournament. The event starts Thursday and is open to holders of national sectional or state titles. Possible entries include Estelle Lawe, Dorothy Kirby, Kathryn Hemphill, Helen Dottweiler, Jean Bauer, and pros Mildred Babe Didrikson and Miss Hicks.
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Augusta
Jan
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Estelle Lawe
Chapel Hill
N. C
Misserg
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
D. C
Helen Dottweiler
Washington
Maryland
Jean Bauer
Providence
R. I
Miss Hicks
Mildred Babe Didrikson
Willard Injured After Truck Collision at Main and Washington
Willard 21 of route 2 Kernersville was injured when a heavy truck driven by R B Whitesell struck him at Main and Washington streets. He was taken to Burrus Memorial hospital with concussion and facial lacerations. condition not critical. Police released the driver after bystanders said Willard walked into the truck.
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Willard
Route 2
Kernersville
Main
Washington Streets
R. B. Whitesell
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Yow
Guma Birth Teeth Formed At Birth Note
The text states teeth form completely in the guma at birth. It notes divers can stay underwater about one and one third minutes without diving suit, and with a diver’s suit they can work five to six hours underwater.
Two Rule Changes Adopted for High School Grid Rules
Chicago Jan 8 The National Federation committee approved two rule changes for football penalties this fall loss of distance for fouls on kicks and five yard illegal shifts instead of 15 The panel also tightened ball specifications by restricting bounce through pressure limits to promote more field goal attempts.
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Chicago
National Federation of Interscholastic Athletic Association
Oval
French Likely to Protest Assault by Japanese Soldiers
The article reports fresh tensions as Chinese mobs, vigilantes, and foreign committees form to safeguard property amid Japanese advances in China. It notes 250000 residents in Nanking return to homes, widespread loot, food shortages, and international concern over Western powers in the Shanghai crisis.
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Chow
Sunghai
Tsingtao
BE. H. Gordon
W. 8. Elliott
F. G. Keefe
Foreign Office
Paris
Nanking
China
United States Department
Washington
John M. Allison
Japan
Shanghai
London
Neville Chamberlain
Hughe Montgomery Knatchbull - Hugessen
Shantung
Tientsin-Pukow
North China
Yangtze River Valley
Wuhu
Yangtze River
Fukien
South China
Hangchow
Chekiang Province
Here
League of Nations
Hongkong
Early Sun Nebula Shapes Earth Formation
Knotted spiral nebulae ejected by the young sun pulled in outer particles called planetesimals, guiding material inward as the Earth formed in the solar system.
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Earth
Alpha Art Club Meets With Mrs A M Greenwood
Local readers report the Alpha Art Club gathered at 600 Underhill Avenue with Mrs A M Greenwood hosting. The meeting added Mrs M B Davis of the North Carolina Employment Service colored division to the rolls, and discussions covered civic affairs.
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Alpha Art Club
A. M. Greenwood
Underhill Avenue
M. B. Davis
High Point
North Carolina Employment Service
8. V. Barnhill
Anna Saunders
M. P. Nightingale
Cornelia Reid
Mary Blackburn
M. G. Simmons
L. B. Haizlip
O. T. Morgan
Eunice Baldwin
E. P. Wilson
William Penn P T.A
William Penn
Parent- Teacher Association
Hi-Y Club
William Penn Glee Club
William Penn Hiv Club
Grayce Waddy Lyons
Noble Cain
Wilson
Nevin
Hark
Lark
Parks
Volga Boatmen
EB. Burford
James Harrington
Leonard Street
Leonard St. School
Ss. S. Whitted
Beatrice Leach
Carroll
Leonard St
P T.A
P.T.A
Leonard &T
T. C. Morgan
Charlies F. Carroll, Jr
Tar Heels Face Challenging Week Against Wake Forest and WC Leaders
North Carolina's four game stretch includes home clash with Wake Forest on Tuesday and road tests at Virginia Tech and Washington and Lee in Lexington. Tar Heels seek revenge after last season’s close losses to Wake Forest and aim to rebound after two losses to Washington and Lee. Jim Waller leads the Deacons with strong two handed scoring as Al Carter and Turk Apple pace the visitors. Washington and Lee defeated Carolina twice last season and will challenge the Tar Heels in a bid for improved conference standing and rivalry momentum.
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Tom Bost
Chapel Hill
Wake Forest
Washington and Lee
North Carolina
Virginia
Blacksburg
Lexington
White Phantoms
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Princeton
St. Joseph
Deacons
Jim Waller
Walter Skidmore
Pete Boone
Carolina
Waller
al Carter
Turk Apple
Tar Heels
Washington and
Lee
Generals
Bob Spessard
Giants Announce 31 Exhibition Contests For Spring
The New York Giants unveil a 31 game spring training schedule including 18 against the Cleveland Indians. pitchers and catchers report to Hot Springs Arkansas in mid February before the main squad opens camp in Baton Rouge Louisiana on March first.
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New York
Giants
Cleveland Indians
Hot Springs
Ark
Batin Rouge
Water Density and Phase Change Facts
Water reaches maximum density at 39.2 degrees Fahrenheit and changes phase at 32 degrees freezing and 212 degrees boiling. The figures reflect standard thermodynamic properties of water across temperatures.
Meeting notes highlight school walkway proposal in Raleigh
Mrs. Alice Eccles summarized a congress meeting of colored parents and teachers held in Raleigh. Mrs. Beatrice Leach, president of the Grade Mothers Council, proposed a gravel walkway from Hoover Street to the school for student safety and requested a committee to liaise with local officials.
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M. Greenwood
Sadie J. Greenwood
Maria Carter
Jean
H. T. Burleigh
Congress
Raleigh
Alice Eccles
Beatrice Leach
Grade Mothers Council
Hoover St
Clemson Cagers Triumph Over Presbyterian 41 to 26
Sophomore Banks McFadden scored 22 points as Clemson College defeated Presbyterian College 41 to 26. McFadden and MaGee combined for most of the Tigers points while Kitchens Bryce and Wheves delivered solid defense. Waldrep and Holden led Presbyterian with strong efforts.
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Banks McFadden
Pace Tigers
Clemson
8. C
Clemson College
Presbyterian College
McFadden
MaGee
Tigers
Kitchens
Bryce
Wheves
Waldrep
Holden
Godwin Paroled After Manslaughter Conviction
Mrs. Sina Pope Godwin was paroled from jail after a two year fight over her manslaughter conviction for shooting her husband K Godwin in self defense. The petition for clemency was signed by county officials and opposed by key officials including Solicitor Claude C Canaday and Police Chief G U Jackson. Costs are estimated at 719.71 with no tax on special Wayne county venue.
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Grady
UG. A. Jackson
Dunn
W. E. Salmon
Inez Harrington
Register of Deeds
App
Warrant Issued for A Pat Brown Over Mortgage Car
A warrant was issued for A Pat Brown owner of a motor company placed in bankruptcy last week charging disposal of mortgaged property. The warrant sworn by Aubrey Bennett alleges Brown disposed of a 1934 Ford with a mortgage. Officers said it would be served early today.
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A. Pat Brown
Aubrey Bennett
King Victor Emmanuel’s Passion for Coin Collecting
King Victor Emmanuel of Italy pursues one of the world’s finest numismatic hobbies. His collection stands among the most valued for ancient and modern coins.
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Victor Emmanuel
Italy
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