Elon Eliminates Panthers Meets Lynchburg Tonite
Elon, top seed, edged Point College 91 to 80 in the semi finals of the Tri-State tournament to advance to the final against Lynchburg tonight. Lynchburg defeated Lenoir Rhyne 42 to 30 in the other semi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elon
Arlotte
Lynchburg
Point College
Panthers
Bave
Cing Lenoir Rhyne
Diamont
High Point
Alist Aid
Onde
Snes
Ene
Essk
Bradley
Guay
Aeeteuna
Eden Eben Eceseney
Sentes
Ines
Esac
Lion
Caldwell and
Warner
Duke Falls to Navy in OT Thriller
In Durham Duke lost 44 to 38 to the Navy Midshipmen after an overtime period. Navy guard Berries starred as he helped build a 23-16 first-half lead, Duke tied it 38-38 at regulation, then Navy sealed the win with two field goals and two fouls in the extra period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Duke University
U. S. Naval Academy
Blue Devil
Bure” Berries
Middies
Duke
Blue Devils
Annapolis
Four Quintets Left In South Atlantic High School Tourney
In Lexington Virginia four teams remain in the South Atlantic Preparatory School tournament after quarterfinals. Staunton Military Academy and Atlanta’s high meet this afternoon while John Marshall of Richmond faces Massanutten Military Academy. Winners meet tonight for the title at Doremus Gymnasium on the campus of Virginia and Lee University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Staunton Military Academy
H High
Atlanta
John Marshall Ae
Richmond
Massaten Military Academy
Doremus
Atington and Lee University
Staunton
Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Ryland
Johnshall
High
Washington
Massanutten
Keville School
Tech High
Virna One
Danville
Joe Louis Kaynes Heads Toward Baer After KO Win
In San Francisco on March, Joe Louis Kaynes the Detroit heavyweight prospect scored a technical knockout over Donald McBarry of Washington. Kaynes weighed 200 pounds to McBarry's 192, finishing the bout on the road to a potential shot at Max Baer as fans filled the arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Joe Louis
Detroit
Donald McBarry
Washon
Pion
Max Baer
Barry
Fern
Generals Lead Swimming Meet at Duke in Southern Conference
Washington and Lee held a slim lead at the Southern Conference meet finals at Duke University as seven teams reached the finals. The Generals gained eight points in the 400-yard relay, with Duke at six and NC State four. preliminaries saw three records set by Dailey Duke Brashier W and L and McDavid W and L while both Duke and Washington and Lee qualified nine men for finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brashier
Duke
Clemson
Virginia
Maryland
Young Bramham Becomes Pirates Secretary Treasurer
W P Bramham son of William G Bramham president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues assumed duties as secretary treasurer and business manager of the Wilmington Piedmont league baseball club. He was named by Larry MacPhail vice president of the Cincinnati Reds to cooperate with a citizens committee in Pirates operations this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
W. P. Bramham
William G. Bramham
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Bramham
Larry MacPhail
Cincinnati Reds
Citizens’ Committee
Pirates
Boxing results from last night feature city rivals and upsets
Miami fighter Byverett 183 and Gary Indiana opponent Tony Shucco 176 drew after ten rounds. Petey Sarow 128 defeated Frankie Covell 128 Brooklyn by points. Frankie Bilatr 148 Camden NJ outpointed Danny Milillo 148 1 2 Cincinnati after eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Buck Byverett
Gary
Ind
Tony Shucco
Boston
Drew
Petey Sarow
Birmingham
Ala
Frankie Covell
Brooklyn
Frankie Bilatr
Camden
N. J
Danny Milillo
Cincinnati
Long charges spark senate reports on Farley probe
Four Republicans and one progressive filed minority reports urging full investigation into Long's charges about postmaster general Farley and a Nashville bank case. Senator McKellar denounced the accusations as vague hear say and rumor while the committee found no improper conduct by Farley and no evidence of campaign fund solicitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
LaFollette
P-Wis
Gibson
RVI
Schall
R-Minn
Frazier
R-Nd
Barbour
R-Np
McKellar
D-Tenn
Senate
Long
American National Bank of
Nashville
Tenn
Cummings
Rate
James Stewart Construction Company
Labor Pushes Wagner Bill for Permanent Labor Board
Senator Wagner of New York backs a bill to create a permanent labor relations board with court enforcement power and to require bargaining as part of the law. Labor leaders oppose it while Edwin Smith of the labor relations board urges passage before the Massachusetts Consumers League in Boston. He says real collective bargaining under the recovery act supports worker organization and the financial well being of industry and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Relations Board
Wagner
Green
Edwin Smith
Massachusetts Consumers League
Boston
Smith
Congress
Growth Pattern of Pysmies Reaches Peak at Age Seven
The article notes that a standard growth trajectory is sustained by pysmies until they attain ages seven or eight, after which their development shifts.
Disse Howell Joins Detroit Tigers In Florida Camp
In Lakeland Florida Disse Howell of Alabama reports to the Detroit Tigers for spring training. San Bernardino California notes Ford Frick optimistic about Pirates camp and improved club. In Petersburg Florida the Yankees field strong third base candidates including Myril Hoag Red Rolfe and Jack Saktegaver to contest the position.
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Associated Press
Lakeland
Fla
Disse
Howell
University of Alabama
Detroit Tigers
San Bernardino
Calif
Ford Frick
Pirates
Bue
Petersburg
Yankees
Myril Hoag
Red Rolfe
Jack Saktegaver
Rain Pauses Practice as Senators Praise
Rain disrupts outdoor drills for the Washington Senators. Manager Bucky Harris Harris uses the delay to hail his club and rally the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucky Harris Ras
Washington Senators
Athletics face Giants in Grapefruit League rematch
Miami Beach Fla Connie Mack's Athletics meet the Giants in the second game of their Grapefruit League series. Predictions run high for lineup changes after yesterday's 5 0 loss to the Giants as both clubs prepare for the spring tilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Connie Mack
Giants
Ryan Changes Stance in Phillies Shortstop Brandy Ryan
Haven flag manager Jim Wilson revealed Brandy Ryan will adopt a new batting stance after training with Pred Lindstrom of the Cubs. Wilson notes Ryan and Lindstrom share similar build and prior batting difficulties, prompting the adjustment.
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Ryan
Haven
Jimmy Wilson
Brandy Ryan
Phillies
Fter
Wilson
Pred Lindstrom
Cubs
Siner Ryan
Cubs Rain Delay Ends Short Stop in Avalon
In Avalon California the Cubs have played only two innings this season due to rain restrictions. The brief action shows Chicago trailing as weather suspends further play in the stranded schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalon
Calif
Chicago
Cubs
DYKES Faces Weight Concerns Ahead of Spring
Pasadena report details White Sox manager Jimmy Vikes ordering a focus on conditioning. The club emphasizes hard work and a training routine featuring rubber chest workouts and weight gain concerns as players prepare for the season.
New York Giants Move Third Base Shifts Highlight Infield News
Jack Morrison reports the New York Giants will shift players as they prep for the season. Pat Pach will move to third base while Dick Bartell joins the infield, with lineup chatter spreading among the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
PPST
Travia Jackeor
Giants
Dick Bartell
Bertefll
Braves to Open Series in Tampa Bay
St Petersburg Florida The Boston Braves travel to Tampa to begin a three game set with Cincinnati. Babe Ruth is expected to see action at first base against the Reds as the club evaluates his value after a home run spree.
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Rapp
ST. Petfredurg
Fla
Boster Braves
Tampa
Cincinnati
Babe Ruth
Reds
Red Sox Manager Joe Cronin Quits Over First Base Talk
After watching LeWorth Babe Nahieren from the San Francisco Missions, Cronin resigns as Boston Red Sox manager amid worries about the first base position.
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Rookipf
Sara
Ota
Leworth
Babe” Nahieren
San Prancisco
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Frisch Pleased as Cardinals Prepare for 1953 Season
Frisch voices optimism about St Louis Cardinals getting into form for the 1953 season. Manager Franks Priech expresses excitement about exhibition games and the squad’s readiness for the war year schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisch
Bradenton
Franks Priech
Cardinals
Browns to Rest West Palm Peach
The Browns will have a half day off tomorrow as a reward for their consistent training efforts this past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns
West Palm
Strouls
Reds Await Braves Opening With Ruth in Sight
In Tampa, manager Charlie Dressen of the Reds plans his starting lineup and nine infield candidates as Cincinnati prepares to face the Boston Braves in the opening game with Babe Ruth possibly in action.
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REDS
Braves
Tampa
Fia
Charlie Dersen
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Babe Ruth
Indians Seek Balance as Slugging Power Grows
New Orleans report says Cleveland manager Walter Johnson frets over fitting a deep lineup. He toils to distribute strong hitters including Bill Knickerbocker, Joe Vosmik, Earl Averill, Hal Troahy, Bad News Hale and Bruce Campbell in the batting order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Walter Johnson
Cleveland Indians
Johnson
Billi Knickerbocker
Joe Vosmik
Earl Averill
Hal Troahy
Bad News Hale
Bruce Campbell
Artillery Fire Rages Along River in Salonika Crisis
Reports describe heavy artillery along the river in Salonika as government forces under Kondylis consolidate harbor guns and mined approaches amid a civil strife. The winter weather slows royalist and rebel action while promises of a decisive blow intensify the stalemate at Salonika Gulf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleutherios Venizelous
Kondylis
Salonika Gulf
Picard And Revolta Stage Upset In Four Ball Meet
In Miami the Picard Revolta duo shattered the course record with a 61 to finish 11 under par, upsetting favorites Cruickshank Armour 6 and 4. Ge zzi and Klein also won 4 and 3 while Sarazen McSpaden defeated Burke Cox 39th hole. Smith Runyan defeated Golden Mehlhorn 6 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picard
Revolta
Miami
Fia
Henry Picard
Johnny Revolta
Vic Ghezzi
Willie Klein
Horton Smith
Paul Runyan
Gene Sarazen
Harold MacSpaden
Kansas City
Hershey, Pa
Milwaukee
Miami Country Club
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Tommy Armour
Chicago
Ghetsi
New Jersey
Klein
New York
Willie MacFarlane
Harry Cooper
Sarazen
McSpaden
Billie Burke
Cleveland
Willy Cox
Brooklyn
Smith
Runyan
Dustin Johnny Golden
Noroton
Hornsby Weighing Return To Baseball With Browns
Rogers Hornsby, in West Palm Beach, contemplates playing this season with the Browns. He compares his 190-pound frame and solid health to Babe Ruth at 41, aims to fix infield problems, and vows to push hard to stay in shape and contribute hitting strength.
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West Palm Beach
Fia
Rogers Hornsby
Rajah
Babe Ruth
Browns
Cubs
Hornsby
Alan Strange
Harlan Clift
Conflicting Readouts on Venizelos Revolt and Crete Wound
Reports conflict over Venizelos status after a revolt in Greece. Some sources say delays aided insurgents while others see a decisive government win as restoring internal cooperation. Loyalists fear international impact and waste. Prola allegedly omits Venizelos wound news. Government scouts note heavy rains flood the Struma valley and rail damage.
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Athens
Venizelos
Prola
Crete
Egypt
Struma
Kato
Poros
Fiend Slayer Sought Over Brutal Child’s Death
Dr. Mark Howard described the autopsy as showing ten stab wounds inflicted by a double edged knife in a boy found under a bridge after leaving home Thursday. He ruled it a personal offense case but offered no suspects as police pursue leads and reconsider motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Howard
Howard
Streicher
Rapp
Waynick and Roach Probe Jail Camps
A Raleigh legislative committee with a $500 appropriation and judicial powers examined reports that two Negro convicts were made to stand in shackles at jail camps. The physician on site said the two were getting along very well during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynick
Roach
Raleigh
Mar
Prison camp amputations spark NC inquiry
Youthful prisoners Robert Barnes and Woodrow Wilson Shropshire had feet amputated after arriving from Mecklenburg prison camps. A subcommittee plans to visit camps. the legislature appropriated $500 for its probe. Dr. Neal testified the Negioes were not erysipelas sufferers, contradicting a county physician's prior report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Barnes
Woodrow Wilson Shropshire
Mecklenburg
Penal Institutions
General Assembly
Kemp P. Neal
Raleigh
Co. S&s. Melaughlin
Mecklenburg County
Neal
Hurley
Montgomery
North Carolina
Gorrell Death Probe Progress Amid Pistol Evidence
Gorrell death probe continues as pistols owned by H F Wilcox Jr and Jack Snedden are ordered for examination. Gilmer officials seek clarity from the Justice Department after J Edgar Hoover's report on fatal bullets. Kennamer defense argues self defense and temporary insanity in the November shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Wilcox, Jr
Jack Snedden
Kennamer
Wilcox
Virginia Wilcox
Snedden
George
Gilmer
Jack
Department of Justice
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Gorrell
Administration costs of lumber code in division three
The code authority for the industry estimates administration expenses for North and South Carolina from October 1, 1984, to September 30, 1935, at 30,575 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North
South Carolina
Athletes Vie in Big Carnival at Chapel Hill
The sixth annual Southern Conference in door games opens with preliminaries at 1:30 p.m. in Chapel Hill as 44 teams and 2370 athletes from the Atlantic seaboard enter. Duke tops Duke and UNC in contenders with Maryland Virginia stars Earle Widmyer Everett and Williamson among hopefuls for new records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Mar
Atlantic Seaboard
Duke
University of North Carolina Tar Heels
Virginia
Maryland
William and Mary
Catholic University
Davidson
Georgetown
Richmond
Wake Forest
Newark Prep
Newark
N. J
Tech High
Atlanta
Boys High
John Marshall High
Tar Heels
Earl Widmyer
Dash
Grover Everett
Harry Williamson
North Carolina
Solons End 60 Day Pay Period For $600 Stipend
A state legislative review shows senate attaches earned 1785 dollars, howsee attaches 1695.60, and enrolling office 567 dollars. Three representatives Sherard Henderson Cooke Alamance Thompson Wake drew full 600 pay while 24 others including Warden Alleghany Bowle Ashe Biount Beaufort Page Blount Brunswick Stevens Wade Klute Gaston Cone Haywood Johnston Lee Rouse Tennison Mitchell Paylor Pitt Blount Sampson Falkner Douglas O Berry Wayne Andrews remain unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Howsee
House
Sherard
Henderson
Cooke
Alamance
Thompson
Wake
Warden
Alleshany
Bowle
Ashe
Biount
Beaufort
Page
Bladen
Sentelle
Brunswick
Stevens
Camden
Wade
Carteret
Klute
Catawba
Cherry
Gaston
Cone
Guilford
Bailey
Haywood
Johnston
Iredell
Lee
Rouse
Lenoir
Tennison
Mecklenburg
Peterson
Mitchell
Fenner
Nash
Paylor
Pitt
Blount
Kelly
Sampson
Falkner
Vance
Douglas
O’berry
Wayne
Andrews
Reynolds Estate Case To Go Before Court On Monday
Annie L. Smith reports that Reynolds estate proceedings head to Forsyth with a large legal team. The case involves a potential 25 to 30 million dollar settlement of the state's tax claim and a dispute over hearing issues and affidavits detailing family marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie L. Smith
Brother
Reynolds
Forsyth
H. P. College Joins New South Atlantic Intercollegiate Conference
Charlotte reports the South Atlantic Intercollegiate Conference forms with thirteen schools at a preliminary meeting. Lenoir Rhyne Guilford High Point Catawba Lynchburg Newberry Western Carolina Teachers College Roanoke Appalachian Wofford Brekin Atlantic Christian Elon represented. Membership rules mirror Southern Conference with two exceptions: freshmen may play and graduates cannot participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Carolinas
Virginia
Lenoir - Rhyne
Guilford
High Point
Catawba
Lynchburg
Newberry
Western Carolina Teachers College
Roa
Noke
Appalachian
Wofford
Brekine
Atlantic Christian
Elon
Presbyterian
Bridgewater
Hampden-Sydney
Emory and Henry
Randolph Macon
J. Marion
Lenorm Rhyne
F. Caryle Shepard
Do. R. Hinshaw
David Faust
John M. Turner, Jr
Dutch Maclean
Newtberry
Gordon C. White
Roanoke
D. C. Walker
Eton
Dizzy Dean Poised for About 75000 in 1935 Earnings
Dizzy Dean's 1935 income is projected near 75000 as the Cardinals and actor agents arrange lucrative side deals. Paul Dean earns 8500 this year after 19 wins last season. Babe Ruth likely nets 50000 plus profits from outside activities, as both pitchers near peak pay amid long careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fra
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
New York
Sam Breadon
Cardinal
Diz
Paul Dean
Digzy
Babe Ruth
Bambino
Ruth
Boston Braves
State Supreme Court Likely to Rule on Final Judgement
The article notes that the final judgement in the case will probably come from the state supreme court, signaling a high court resolution is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Cannon claims decree unwanted amid tax dispute and estate plan
Cannon says the federal government would collect $13,000,000 under the current inheritance tax schedule and that a later distribution would be more advantageous. The proposed settlement apportions 37 percent to Anne Reynolds-Smith's daughter, 25 percent to Christopher, $750,000 to Miss Holman, with the remainder to a charitable memorial trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
Reynolds - Smith
Christopher
Reynolds
Cannon
Reno
Indirect Taxes Favored at State Conference
Tennessee legislators discussed a sales tax as a replacement for statewide property taxes. Rep. Corn predicted a sales tax, possibly in modified form, would pass this session. South Carolina experts noted about 80 percent of state revenue comes from selected commodity taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep
Corn
Tennessee
Tennesee Senate
South Carolina
Appropriations Committee to Report Bill Monday
The report notes the committee's plan to advance a bill on Monday. It mentions a subcommittee studying conditions at Mecklen burg camps, with prisoners reportedly shackled and suffering gangrene. Dr Kamp Neal describes urgent amputation needs and the senate considering liquor control legislation as a special order next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morganton
House of the Bailey-Folger Senate
Sehtelle
Kiutts
Hatcher
Jane
General Assembly
Senate
House
North Carolina
House Committee On Elections
State Board of Elections
Representative Scholl
Mecklenburg
House Judiciary Committee
House Committee
Legislative Senate
Kamp Neal
Raleigh
W M King Convicted On Serious Charge
Special to the Guter: W M King, an employee previously linked to progress on a Greensboro project, was convicted in Guilford Superior Court this morning of campus cohabitation with Miss Louise Sykes of Greensboro. Judge P B Mexroy sentenced him to two years on the roads with stripes and hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
M. King
High Point
Guilford
Louise Sykes
P. B. Mexroy
Price Acquitted In Tarboro Embezzlement Case
A Tarboro jury in superior court acquitted John H. Price former secretary treasurer of the Tarbors Building and Loan Association on charges of embezzling the association funds the trial concluded today with the verdict in his favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Tarboro
John H. Price
Tarbors Building & Loan Association
Elephant tusks may weigh up to seventy five pounds
The article notes that elephant tusks can reach weights around 75 pounds, indicating substantial size and mass for ivory specimens.
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Pirates’ Secretary
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Macks Meft Giants
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Meels
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R. Hinshaw
Tri-State
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W. M. King
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