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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1925

Page

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Puppy Trials Set Near City With $1000 Prizes

Preparations for a major puppy field trial in North Carolina proceed at Sedgefield on March 23 under the Associated Puppy Trial of North Carolina title. About 200 entrants and dogs from eight states are expected, with $1000 in prizes and entries from Virginia Tennessee New York New Jersey Alabama Georgia Mississippi and North Carolina.

North Carolina Sedgefield G. F. Marshall Associated Trial High Point High Point Field and Kennel Club Virginia Tennessee New York New Jersey Alabama Georgia Mississippi Durham Winston-Salem Raleigh

Rain Drama Sets Pago Pago as Backdrop On Broadway

A Broadway production of Rain dramatizes the Pago Pago clash between missionary power and a deported girl. Presented by Sam H. Harris at the American Theatre on Wednesday March 11 with a strong cast including Hilda Vaughn Augusta Durgeon Belle Sylvia Edward Naunary Norman Mam mond Hang Roberts Kenneth Fox Billy Hall Agnes Atherton Emma Raff Howard H. Gibson and others.

South Sea Islands Robert Louis Stevenson Broadway Pago Pago Tutuila Sadie Thompson Alfred Davidson Povernor Sam H. Harris American Theatre Hilda Vaughn Augusta Durgeon Belle Sylvia Edward F. Naunary C. Norman Mammond Hang Roberts Kenneth Fox Billy Hall Agnes Atherton Emma Raff Howard H. Gibson

Repudiated Pledge Over Veterans Training Policy

Frank J. Irwin national commander of the Disabled American Veterans issued a statement from Washington on March 4 condemning Congress for failing to establish a medical corps in the Veterans Bureau and setting June 320 as the time disabled veterans may enter vocational training. He called the action a repudiation of the nation’s pledge to defenders and warned against further weakening of the medical division due to the bill’s passage failure.

Washington Mar Congress Tte Frank J. Irwin Disabled America Veterans Punsare Feensry House

Princeton Seizes Eastern Intercollegiate Title

Princeton clinches the Eastern Intercollegiate basketball league title, remaining undefeated at eight games. Cornell slips to fifth after an upset of Dartmouth. Ithacans show gains from a late-season reversal. In boxing, Jack Dempsey faces a 15 day reply deadline to the New York State Athletic Commission ultimatum, with Kearns signaling willingness to meet Harry Wills pending guarantees. Lloyd Hahn aims to beat Paavo Nurmi at Manhattan College games in New York tonight, emerging as Nurmi’s top challenger this season.

Princeton Cornell Ithacans Dartmouth Jack Dempsey New York State Athletic Commission Jack Kearns Harry Wills New York State Wills Kearns Lloyd Hahn Boston A. A Paavo Nurmi New York Bostonian Nurmi

Zachary May Start the Palm Beach Contest

Tom Zachary, trusted southpaw of the Senators, is set to start the opening exhibition game at Palm Beach, Florida, against the Giants. Manager Harris reportedly faced a hard choice in selecting players for the trip, with Martina, Marberry, and Russell as other veterans chosen. Vean Gregg signed for one year after joining from Seattle, easing pitching uncertainties.

Washington Mar Tom Zachary Senators Giants Harris Palm Beach Fla Tampa Martina Marberry Russell Johnson Ruel Taet Wargrave Griffith Vean Gregg Seattle

Nehf Probable Choice In the First Clash

New York Giants lean toward Artie Nehf as the probable pitcher for the opening spring world series clash with Washington in Palm Beach. Manager John McGraw sends recruits Frank Walker Mickey Divine Kent Greenfield and Joe Lance on the first road tour of the year as sixteen exhibition games are scheduled this month. At Clearwater Brooklyn managers plan to use Eddie Brown and Big Dick Cox with Zack Wiest in the outfield amid Cox being the breakout bat and fielder prospect. The Yankees face the Braves in a separate exhibition with Jesse Parnes or Rube Marquard set to pitch.

New York Artie Nehf New York Giants Washington Palm Beach Frank Walker Mickey Divine Kent Greenfield Joe Lance Giants Clear Water Brooklyn St. Louis Stobinson Eddie Brown Big Dick Cox Zack Wiest Cox Portland Yankees Braves Jesse Parnes Rube Marquard

Pershing and His Mission to Be Guests at Dinner

General John J. Pershing and his mission will be guests of the Cuban secretary of war at a Havana dinner this evening. Also present are General Armando Montes Admiral John J. Dayton and Minister Frederick Uicks with aides as they prepare to sail on the battleship Utah to New York tomorrow morning.

Havana Mar Cgentral John J. Pershing Armando Montes Pershing John J. Dayton Frederick Uicks Utah New York

Pirates Open 1925 Spring Training With 8 8 Tie

Pittsburgh manager McKechnie sent the Pirates rookies and the second string to Paso Robles Calif for the first outdoor workout of the 1925 season. The split squad played a close game ending in an 8 8 draw amid heavy hitting and constant congestion.

Pittspurg Mar. O McKechnie’s Pirates Mbrogslio T Heir Paso Robies Calif Rep- Mars

Cleveland Browns arrive for spring training in Lakeland

The entire Cleveland American club roster arrived in Lakeland from Hot Springs Arkansas. M ichtrs Uhie Edwards and Rigel Stephenson utility infielder reported themselves free of injuries that kept them out much of last year. They expressed confidence they can appear regularly in the coming schedule of games.

Mhieveland Lakeland HotsSprings Ark Miichtrs Uhie Edwards Rigel Stephenson Cleveland American Baseball Team Stohneson

Golf stance details for driving posture and knee bend

The reader asks whether the driver’s stance should place the shaft and arms in a straight line from ball to shoulders and if knees should stay straight or be bent in address, seeking Mr Barnes’s guidance on proper setup and tension.

Mr. Barnes

Arms and knees in golf stroke address guidance

The piece advises proper golf stance with arms hanging free from shoulders and elbows bent to hold the club, plus knees slightly bent to allow pivot and avoid swaying. It notes a tense knee or arm position disrupts plane and motion, and includes a plug for Jim Barnes to offer a remedy. Also mentions social concerns about poor families and a visit from Mr. and Mrs. Riley to Sanford.

Jim Barnes

Young Stribling Prepares for Louisville Bout in Pittsburg

Georgia schoolboy boxer Young Stribling held a light workout in Pittsburg as a final prep for his scheduled four round bout with Harry Pav of Louisville. Stribling’s parents known as Ma and Pa will be ringside.

Pittsburg Young Stribling Georgia Mill Toy Harry Pav Louisville Stribling

Birth Certificate Gap Hampers Nation Drives 1930

New York March 9 Babies born in 15 states face limits on travel work and marriage due to missing birth proofs. Meeting of American Public Health Association and American Statistical Association urged a nationwide birth and death registration area by 1930. Experts stressed data gaps hinder disease prevention and policy planning.

New York United States American Public Health Asociation American Statistical Association Aldine Club William H. Davis Vital Statistics Bureau of the Census Washington, D. C Dm Louis I

Rebels Advance From Angora Reach Kurdish Front

Advices from Angora say rebels in Kurdistan occupy Kadykejy five kilometres from Diarbe kr. Turkish authorities move to prevent capture of Diarbe kr and Kharput.

Angora Kurdistan Kadykejy Diarbekr Kharput

Hemroid remedy promises quick relief by removing cause

An advertising snippet touts HEMROID by Dr. Leon Hardt as a guaranteed internal remedy to remove the cause of piles. It claims ointments and operations fail and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied, urging readers to ask Randall's Pharmacy or any druggist.

Randall's Dr. Leonhardt

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