Bison start final bid as Asheville visit looms tonight
The Black Bison close a strong season with a home game against Asheville in the local gym at 8 o clock. Captain Darrell Welborn leads Point, while Simeon and Short shine in a roster featuring Hayworth Hussey and Hayworth.
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Bill Currie, JR
Asheville
Bison
Wgest
Maroons
Mountain City
Darrell Welborn
Welborn
Varsity
Lewis Hayrth
Hussey
Iborn
H Point
F—Wolborn
Hayworth
J. Hayworth
Preston
Dog To Beat Field Trials In Grand Junction Championship
In Grand Junction Tenn chi Lester's Enjoy hoo, a four year old pointer owned by Dr. B. Lester of Ardmore, Ala, emerged as the dog to beat for the national Field Trials title after a strong showing with rapid finds and fast pace. Luminary, a white and black setter owned by A. Sage of New York City, remained a top contender with three bevy finds, while Jane Pepper, Cushbown Nel and Neith pointer also posted notable performances in the heats.
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Grand Junction
Tenn
Chi
Lester
Dr. B
Armingham
Ala
Wahoo
Jane Pepper
L. A. Henning
Milakee
Semaphore
Sage
Cushbown Nel
R. W. Norman
M. Wesiger
Salisbury
Neithpointer
Lash wins track trophy with ring made from timber diamonds
Chicago athlete Don Lash won a track trophy and had his wife's wedding ring crafted from gold and diamonds sourced from trees he won on the track circuit.
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Chicago
Don Lash
Marrs Battles the Flash On Wednesday's Mat Card
Johnny Marrs faces the Purple Flash next Wednesday night at the Sports Arena in a brutal clash billed as blood and thunder. The main event features two 200 pound behemoths as they settle grudges from a prior incident. Also on the card Valdez Patterson open the show and Pete Schuh battles Floyd Marshall in the semi final.
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Johnny Marrs
Flash
Marrs
Mark
Duke
Carolina
New York Giants
Dodger Burns
Flatbush
Valdez
Patterson
Maychico
Poncho Valdez
Jake Patterson
Buffalo
N. Y
Pete Schuh
Chicago
Floyd Marshall
la Junta
Col
Pete
Sarge L. T. McMahon
Jayvees End Year With .500 Record
HIGH POINT March 1 De feating the Burlington Junior High School courtmen 40 to 7 yesterday afternoon in a basketball game the High Point Junior High five ended a 16 game season with a .500 average Melvin Walker paced the victors throughout the entire game His 150 points were high for both teams For the losers Stratford and Murray were the mainstays
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High Point
Burlington Junior High School
High Point Junior High Five
Melvin Walker
Stratford
Murray
H. J
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Jackson
Onaes Iene
Army Appoints Joe Stancock Assistant Coach at West Point
First Lieutenant Joseph C. Stancock of the Sixth Division said he had been notified of his selection as assistant football coach at the United States Military Academy. He indicated the information as reported in Washington.
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Columbia
D. C
Joseph C. Stancock
Army
United States Military Academy
Sports Roundup shows wide set of personalities and moves
New York report notes Jimmy Johnston accusing Lee Savold of dodging Bob Pastor and intervention by bystanders if Pinkie George had not stepped in. Mentions Tom Lieb possibly returning to Loyola to pinch hit, Bill Terry shopping in Miami for pitching and infield help, and Phils rejecting Bonura for Merrill. Also lists Texas Christian counts, Maurice Tillet publicity, and Dartmouth track woes. Oklahoma City sends seven boxers to Chicago Golden Gloves.
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New York
Jimmy Johnston
Lee Savold
Bob Pastor
Pinkie George
West
Tom Lieb
Loyola
Los Angeles
Clipper Smith
Bill Terry
Miami
Phils
Merrill
Hold Your Stubs Postponed Night of Pastors Canceled
The Messrs Pastor and Savold won t perform tonight due to Lee s cold. Patrons are asked to be patient and wait for a later date when the act resumes.
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Pastor
Savold
Lee
Veteran miler Glenn Cunningham teased as "old tron strides"
Springfield Missouri Daily reports playful chatter among sports writers about veteran miler Glenn Cunningham. The piece questions why he hasn’t earned the nickname "old tron strides" yet, highlighting his long career and public interest.
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Jay Ellsworth
Springfield
Miler
Glenn Cunningham
Seabiscuit Kayak II Lead Santa Anita Handicap Field
Seabiscuit and Kayak II are the solid 6 to 5 betting selection for the $100000 Santa Anita handicap with a record crowd expected at Santa Anita Park for the race. The entry box will name contenders shortly and favorites include Seabiscuit, Kayak II, Whichee, Specify, and Heelfly as outsiders loom unlikely.
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Los Angeles
Santa
Kayak II
Whichee
Specify
Heelfly
Stancock Envoys Entry at West Point After Notre Dame Freshman Year
Captain William Wood confirms Stancock will report for duty in August. A Notre Dame freshman in 1930 he earned freshman numerals and entered West Point in July 1931. A three letter man and Best Athlete award recipient he captained the football team and earned All American honors in 1934.
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William Wood
West Point
Stancock
Notre Dame
Mills Funeral Services Holds Service for John P. Mills
John P. Mills, a prominent civic and business figure, died after an extended illness. Funeral services were held today in Mooresville.
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Mooresville
John P. Mills
Oranke County School Music Festival Held in Chapel Hill
The second annual Oranke County School Music Festival took place in Chapel Hill today.
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Chapel Hill
Oranke County
State Peace Oratorical Contest to be held at Lenoir Rhyne
Hickory March 1 The annual State Peace Oratorical Contest will be held at Lenoir Rhyne College tonight.
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Hickory
Lenoir Rhyne College
Demaret Dominates St Petersburg Open With Record Sum
Jim Demaret, the smiling Texan pro from Houston, tops the St. Petersburg Open with a 211 score for 54 holes and a total winter circuit earnings of 6077 since January 1. Byron Nelson finishes second earning 450, while Stanley Horne takes third with 350. multiple players share 210 prizes.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Demaret
Jimmy
Byron Nelson
Stanley Horne
Montreal
Canada
Jim Turnesa
Providence
R. J
Ben Hogan
White Plains
N. Y
B. J. Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
Sam Snead
Shawnee
Armstrong Fights Garcia Tonight
Welterweight Champion Henry Armstrong faces Ceferino Garcia in a 10 round title clash at Gilmore Stadium. The bout features Garcia’s 160 pound middleweight title claim and could draw about 35 000 fans with gate receipts near 100000.
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Angeles
Pugilism
Henry Armstrong
Ceferino Garcia
Garcia
Charlie MacDonald
Hollywood
American Legion Stadium
Gilmore Stadium
Freight Lines Are Merged In Transportation, Inc
Consolidation of M and A Motor Freight Lines with Transportation Inc extends the line from Greensboro North Carolina to New Orleans. Transportation Inc retains its name with 400 employees and over 200 highway units covering 38800 miles daily. Fred Ridley remains president and W P Moore becomes vice president.
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M & A Motor Freight Lines
Transportation, Inc
Greensboro
N. C
New Orleans
Fred Ridley
Tranportation, Inc
Southern Motor Carriers
W. P. Moore
M& A
Cecil Jr Leaves Enterprise for Thomasville Tribune
Hammett A. Cecil Jr., longtime advertising staff member of The Enterprise, resigns to join The Thomasville Tribune at Thomasville. He began in the circulation department in his early teens and served in various roles since. The Cecil family plans to move to Thomasville as he assumes new duties. He is a High Point High School graduate and UNC alumnus.
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Hammett A. Cecil, Jr
Enterprise
Thomasville Tribune
Thomasville
Cecil
High Point High School
University of North Carolina
State College Youth Unhurt When Plane Falls Into Wires
A student pilot, Eugene Jordan a 19 year old North Carolina State College junior from Charlotte, crashed near Raleigh airport yesterday. He escaped unharmed as the plane tangled in telephone wires. It was the first accident since the Civil Aeronautics Authority class of 100 students began the school year.
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Raleigh
Eugene Jordan
N. C. State College
Charlotte
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Bridge repair to start on Wright Memorial span
Raleigh officials announced immediate repair work on the Wright Memorial Bridge over Currituck Sound linking Roanoke Island to the mainland. The project budget is 163000 dollars.
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Raleigh
Currituck Sound
Roanoke Island
Highway and Public Works Commission
Harry Loving
Charlotte
Carolinas
The
Association of General Contractors of America
Commission
Cranium Crackers Filling In Words
A playful fill in the blanks excerpt from the Declaration of Independence preamble invites readers to complete the well known sentences. The passage notes truths rights life liberty and pursuit of happiness and invites speculation on government just powers and the right to alteration or abolition.
Proper etiquette on giving advice and correspondence
A Q and A discusses offering advice to a friend facing sorrow, noting advice may be resisted and experience is a costly teacher. It says a gift cannot replace a thank‑you note after a weekend visit and that a dinner invitation should be announced once the last guest arrives.
How to remove scratches from silverware and more tips
A reader asks how to remove scratches from silverware and receives a paste recipe using putty powder and olive oil rubbed with flannel for polishing. Also included are steps to make pea pod soup and to wash dress shields with lukewarm soapy water and baking soda.
Look and Learn Quiz Answers
The questions cover measurements, mythic praise, military honors, plant height, and oyster production. Answers include 16 feet per rod, Helen of Troy, the Medal of Honor, bamboo, and Maryland as the leading oyster supplier.
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United States
Union
Helen of Troy
Lessons in English Words and Usage Debates
A compact guide highlights pronoun usage and common mispronunciations. It contrasts waist and waste, lists dwell and reside as synonyms, and encourages daily vocabulary growth with brief, pointed rules and examples.
Wars that Shaped France From Napoleon to World War
Lindie Rays Corner surveys France from Napoleon I to Napoleon III, the fall of Paris, and the Third Republic. It recounts wars with Prussia and German states, paid indemnities, territorial losses, and the 1914 World War with heavy French casualties. It notes hope for lasting peace through a League of Nations and tariff reform.
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France
Waterloo
Napoleon III
Napoleon
Bonaparte
Prussia
Paris
Alsace- Lorraine
Germany
Europe
League of Nations
Is poker an American game
The piece traces poker origins to the 14th century in Europe and explains how Americans added the raise and the draw. It notes the game entered the United States via New Orleans as poque, a French prime family game, gaining early popularity. It adds that southerners said poque as pok é and northerners adopted the southern pronunciation poker.
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New Orleans
Bridge Hand Teaches Percentage Play Over Poker Like Style
A bridge hand illustrates choosing the mathematically sound line. After the king of diamonds opening lead wins in dummy, nine top tricks loom. The declarer weighs whether to run clubs or spades, prefers the heart finesse from dummy, and chooses the percentage route to maximize chances based on opponents' cards.
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East
Declarer
West
Orthodontia and timing of braces in children
The article explains when to start orthodontic treatment for children, noting different dental conditions. It discusses expanding narrow arches with early appliances and delaying work if roots are absorbed. It also covers evaluating lower jaw behind the upper jaw with X rays to determine if the receding chin is due to facial underdevelopment or jaw undergrowth.
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Don C. Lyons
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