Wolfpack Win Southern Conference Title In Atlanta Tourney
North Carolina State NC State captured the Southern Conference basketball title at the Atlanta tournament defeating Duke 44 to 35. The Wolfpack, from Raleigh, claimed the championship in a final game featuring strong defense and timely scoring.
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Duke
Blue Devils
Atlanta
Horace
Renegar
Mar
Sand
North Carolina
Wolfpack
North Carolina State College
Collegians
Raleigh
Duke University
Pole Cures Stomach Trouble Says Patient
A sworn statement from Co. R. Dula of Winston-Salem claims Prof. S. J. Pole, a naturopath, cured years of stomach and constipation problems after medical doctors failed. The testimonial, notarized December 11, 1928, promotes drugless treatments at 212 Commercial National Bank Building with special rates through April 1.
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S. J. Pole
Polo
Commercial National Bank
Lace Dinner Gown With Bolero Described
A sheer black lace dinner gown features long tight sleeves and a very low back de colletage, complemented by a lace bolero that swirls over the rear neckline creating a dramatic evening silhouette.
Cardinals begin Spring with Southworth overseeing fresh camp
Avon Park Florida March 6 Associated Press Sports Writer Billy Southworth oversees a crowded St. Louis Cardinals camp. The roster includes Charley Gelbert at short and Carey Selph possibly moving to second, with Jim Bottomley at first and Walter Roettger set for right field. Veterans Grover Cleveland Alexander Willie Sherdel and Jonnard brothers provide pitching depth as new coaches Gabby Street and Earl Neale return to the majors.
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Avon Park
Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
Billy Southworth
Red Birds
Rochester Pilot
Florida
Southworth
Charley Gelbert
Rochester
Gelbert
Carey Selph
Arkansas
Selph
Fred Haney
Detroit
Andy High
Jim Bottomley
Walter Roettrer
Taylor Douthit
Chick Hafey
Ernest Orsatti
Fleet Californian
Roecos Holm
Jimmy Wilson
Karl Smith
Gus Maneson
Clarence Jonnard
Jonnard Brothers
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Willie Sherdel
Jesse Haines
Clarence Mitchell
Sylvester Johnson
Herman Bell
Frankhouse
Haid
Ear
Greasy
Neale
Cincinnati
University of Virginia
Charles
Gabby’ Street
Washington
Cardinals
Segaoning
St. Louis
Spring Purses Shape Chic Style From Suit Fabrics
Spring purses showcase size and originality in fabrics. It is chic to use parts of one’s suit fabric to craft a purse, giving a personal touch to accessories and highlighting resourceful fashion.
Davidson Wildcats Bank 1929 Baseball Hopes on Pitching
Davidson college plans to lean on a strong pitching staff led by Iron Man Meadows Doc Kugler and Irish Mellanis with Buck Marrow Thompson and Nab Armfield as newcomers. Hitting remains weak though Nab Armfield and Pat Crawford show promise. Captain Fred Ratchford Whiz Miller and McCallum anchor the outfield as rotational pitching and fielding adjustments loom.
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Davidson
Mar
Davidson College Wildcats
Davidson Boys
Meadows
Doc” Kugler
Mellanis
Buck
Marrow
Thompson
Nab
Wildcats
McAulay
Pat” Crawford
Crawford
New York Giants
Goodson
Wildkitten
Keystone Bag
Proctor
Harrison
Fritz
Littlejohn
Marks
Fred Ratchford
Giants catcher Hogan steals second in exhibition
In San Antonio Frank Hogan of the Giants slipped into second base during a game between regulars and rookies. The scene drew cheers from fans as manager John McGraw watched.
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Hogan
San Antonio
Tex
Frank Hogan
Giants
John McGraw
Avalons and Catalinas Play Deciding Cubs Inter-Club Game
In Avalon California on March 6 the Avalons and Catalinas faced off in a deciding game of the Cubs Inter-Club series after each side had won once. The Cubs travel to the mainland tomorrow to meet the Los Angeles Angels in a three game set and all players are in peak physical condition for the first real pre season game with the Angels.
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Athletics
Fort Myers
Fla
Philadelphia Athletics
St Louis Nationals
Avon Park
Orwell
Boley
Hale
Foxx
Hassler
Sharkey
Borrelli
Phillies
Winter Haven
Avalon
Calif
Mar
Avalons
Catalinas
Cubs
Los Angeles Angels
Los Angeles
Babe Ruth Misplays Grounder as Gehrig Delivers Victory
In St. Petersburg on March 6 Babe Ruth, at first base for the Yankees, failed to keep his foot on the bag on Gehrig's bunt, allowing a run. Gehrig later scored on Lazzari's line drive as Ruth added a double and a wind-affected outfield fly.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Yannigane
Gehrig
Ruth
Lazzeri
Wright Named Brooklyn Field Captain After Trade
Glenn Wright, ex Pittsburgh star, was named Field Captain of the Brooklyn Robins after winter trades for Jess Petty and Harry Rhonda. He then led his regulars to a 15 to 1 victory over the Yannigans. Stoner has not recovered from recent surgery affecting plans for the Pirates. Extra uniforms for the Red Sox were announced by President Bob Quinn.
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Clearwater
Fla
Glenn Wright
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn Robins
Wright
Brooklyn
Jess Petty
Harry Rhonda
Yannigans
Stoner
Paso Robles
Calif
Dick Bartell
Pepper Pot
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pie” Traynor
Jim Stoner
Wichita
Red Sox
Bradenton
Bob Quinn
Ely's Cream Balm Promises Quick Relief for Head Colds
An advertising message urges readers to use Ely's Cream Balm to relieve congested nasal passages. It claims the antiseptic cream penetrates air passages, soothes inflamed membranes, and clears the head, promising easier breathing and no more headaches.
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Ely
Spitz to Play Exhibition Match in Raleigh
Virginia women's golf champion Mrs J G Spitz announced she will meet North Carolina champion Mrs R Jones in an exhibition at Raleigh on April 1. She expects the match to be 36 holes, depending on the officials' decision.
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Richmond
J. G. Spitz
Virginia
R. Jones
North Carolina
Raleigh
Panthers overwhelm Catawba in 36 12 victory
In Salisbury on March 5 the High Point Purple Panthers dominated the Catawba Indians from opening tip, pulling away to win 36 to 12. Scorers included Kesler 7, Thompson 7, Mulligan 16, and Hastings 2, with Johnson 3 and Miller 2 contributing. Referee was Dunham of Chicago.
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State
Duke
Goodwin
Mates
Haar
Johnson
Speed Trials Open Amid Weather Delays
The third annual international speed classic in Daytona Beach began but was halted by weather as two of the world’s fastest cars were tuned for competition.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Mar
Local Highs Fall to Lexington in 43 to 28 Exhibition
Lexington Highs defeated Local Highs 43 to 28 in a poorly played exhibition at the local high school gym. Bud Gurley led Local with 12 points, while Money led Lexington with 15 and Hutchens added 11 as both teams showed rust and missed many open shots.
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Lexington
High Point
Bud Gurley
Buck Johnson
Kearns
Bryant
Money
Hutchens
Lashman Back in Health After NYU Banquet
Al Lashman, captain of NYU’s 1928 football team, appears fully restored to health and attended a banquet hosted by the NYU letter club at the Hotel Pennsylvania. The event featured a toast with the phrase Erin go Bragh meaning Ireland forever.
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New York
al Lashman
New York University
Pennsylvania
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Warren
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Crosson
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Presbyterian Institution
Nab Armfield
Boston Braves
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Dallas
Lena Blackburne
White Sox
Blackburne
Mostil
Barrett
Reynolds
Shires
Kerr
Cissell
Kamm
Crouée
Clarence Hoffman
Alex Metzier
Carrigan
Robins
Waterman Plumbing Heating Co’s
Mr. Quick
Panthers
Catawba Quint
Safrit Ee Ee
Eorerene Mulligan
Hastings
Alaska
N. B. C. Crackers
del Monte
Iona
Tan Zic
Kiefer
Quaker Maid
Ocean Speedway
J. M. White
Philadelphia
Maj. H. QO. D. Segrave
Roaring Road
Gurley
Swing
Eeerree
G Greeson
AL Lassman
Erin Go Bragh
Ireland
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