Athletes Hit Southern Conference Indoor Meet At UNC
More than 400 competitors from 44 schools begin preliminaries at the University of North Carolina indoor field nicknamed the Tin Can. Duke defends its title with most of the 1933 champions back. Maryland Virginia North Carolina and William and Mary loom as strong challengers. Newark Prep leads the scholastic division with Asheville School Woodberry Forest and others also in the scholastic lineup.
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Chapel Hill
Mar
Southern Track and Id
Uthern
University of North Carolina
Eholders
Duke
Clemson College
South Carolina
Blue Devils
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
William and Mary
Newark
N. J
Richmond University
Davidson College
Catholic University
Newark Prep
Asheville School
Woodberry Forest
Atlanta Boys’ High
John Marshall High
Richmond
High Point
Levinsky Loses His Chance At Champ
NEW YORK March 10 King Levinsky failed to clinch a shot at Primo Carnera by losing to Walter Neu of Germany in a ten round decision at Madison Square Garden. Levinsky led early by floorings and the German pressed back, finally earning a split verdict as Neu sel drove him to the finish with a two fisted attack.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
King Levinsky
Pion Primo Carnera
Kingfish
Chicago
Garden
Max Baer
Walter Neu
Germany
Big Primo
Charley Massera
Pittsburgh
Neusel
Levinsky
Hgh
Ragicel 1
Jim Ellington
Iil
Silman
Gartr
Ayer
Evan
Leaksville Cancels Match With Bisons And Season Closed
Leaksville Y M C A cancels the wrestling meet with Point High School at Ville’s request. The Bisons and Greensboro clash ended in a 10 percent draw. Read a Greens meet summary with Parks Whitlaw Newby Cooper Koury Lee Grundman among the listed winners and decisions.
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Leaksville Y
Nick
Greensboro
Newby
Hight
Stanford
Cooper
Sboro
High Point
Koury
Nsboro
Land
Lee
Callum
Grundman
Sbore
Méy
Doctor Graves Wins Hunters Crowns At Camden Horse Show
Doctor Graves a brown bay gelding owned by Thomas H. Somerville of Wilmington Delaware and Montpelier Virginia won middle and heavyweight hunters championships at Camden. Ridden by Hamilton Somerville the Somerville entry was named peer of his field by judge Lewis Waring of Rumsen New Jersey. Second place went to Blue Admiral owned and ridden by James Ryan of Unionville Pennsylvania. Dunboyn owned by Ernest J. Woodward of New Jersey finished third.
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Camden
Thomas H. Somerville
Wilmington
Del
Montpeer
Blue Admiral
James Ryan
Unionville
Dunboyn
Ernest JL. Woodward
N. J
Favorites Fall In High School Meet
NC State College hosts the high school invitational tournament nearing the semi finals. Canton upset defending Class A Spencer 22 to 14, while New London beat Class B champion Jonesboro 21 to 19. Semi finals pair Canton with Lexington and New London with Garrner.
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Raleigh
Mar
N. C. State College
Spencer
Canton
Jonesboro
New London
Lexington
Fayetteville
Garner
Lattimore
Candor
Committee Endorses Anti-Lynching Bill by WJC A
The Public Affairs Committee of the national Young Women's Christian Association in New York backs federal state cooperation to punish lynchers. They endorse the Wagner Costigan bill and urge National Board support, calling lynching a national problem needing federal action.
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New York
Wagner-Costigan
National Young Women's Christian Association
Mendall Emerson
Safe Blower and Wife Sentenced in Forsyth Court
Edward Metelski and his wife Dorothy were convicted in Forsyth superior court of stealing dynamite from a quarry and pled guilty to additional thefts. He received 12 years in state prison while she drew two to three years. The couple, arrested in Cairo West Virginia, planned further dynamite thefts.
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Winston-Salem
Mar
Edward Metelski
Dorothy
Forsyth Superior Court
Cairo
W. Va
Metz Tops Georgia Tourney in First Round
Dick Metz of Deal New Jersey opened a one stroke lead in the Metropolitan Open after a 67 while Johnny Golden and Tommy Wright tied for second with 68. Willie MacFarlane Paul Bunyan and Mortie Dutra trailed as 18 more rounds remain with Sunday set for the final 36 holes and the purse of 5600 to the winner plus 1500 to the next 17 low scores.
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Atlanta
Dick Metz
Deal
N. J
Metz
Johnny Golden
Noroton
Conn
Tommy Wright
Ky Lafoon
Denver
al Watrous
Birmingham
Mich
Charlies la
Lakeville
L. 1
Horton Smith
Ralph Stonehouse
Bill Mehrhorn
Craig Wood
New Jersey
TILLEYS TRIAL POSTPONED IN CHILDRESS DEATH CASE
Wilkesboro March 10 Five members of a mountain family accused in the death of Leota Childress 18 will not face trial for at least three months. A postponement was agreed at arraignment before Judge Warwick. The defendants include Warwick W. Tilley 60 Bella 58 Luther 32 Clyde 18 and Minerva 30. The state says the girl was killed for knowledge of Luther Tilley and Winfield Stanley’s 1927 Lake death.
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Wilkesboro
Mar
Leota Childress
Wilkes County
Wilson Warick
Warwick
Warwick W. Tilley
Bella
Luther
Clyde
Minerva
Minerva Tilley
Tilleys
Childress
Warwick Tilley
Nath Tharpe
John R. Jones
Andrew Eldridge
Luther Tilley
Winfield Stanley
Asheboro Little Theatre Presents The Trial of Mary Digan Tonight
Asheboro residents attend the Little Theatre second-season show The Trial of Mary Digan at the county courthouse in Asheboro A large local cast includes lawyers professionals and business folk with Harvey H Cripps directing also acting.
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Asheboro
Mar
Little Theater of
Mary Digan
Harvey H. Cripps
Mr. Cripps
Adams Millis and Paper Box Clash In Industrial Loop Tilt
Adams Millis and High Point Paper Box meet tonight in the Industrial league first half title tilt at 8 30 PM in the YMCA gym. Adams Millis stars Blow Cooper Wheeles Morehead Hill and Buchanan clash with Paper Box leaders the Farlowe brothers and Thomas. A boys winner ends the half and may end the season unless Paper Box forces a playoff next week.
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Adams- Millis
Adams, Millis
High Point
Adams-Millis
Paper Box
Y. Adams-Millis
Blow Cooper
Wheeles
Morehead
Hill
Buchanan
Farlowe Brothers
Thomas
Baseball Chatter From AP Newsroom Roundup
Baseball results and schedules from across spring camps with notes on Lefty Grove’s batting practice, Braves roster completion with Ray Starr, Indians conditioning ahead of pitcher freedom, Reds trade prospects including Johnny Gill, and Giants rookie Castleman drawing attention at training camp.
Baseball Camp Scrutiny Across Three Teams
White Sox recruits in Pasadena and some regulars wonder if cuts loom as Earl McNeely visits to seek pitchers. Cubs in Avalon note Gordon Phelps, rookie catcher, shows power in opener. Yankees in St Petersburg report Bill Dickey seeking a $2,500 raise after a $1,000 offer.
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White Sox
Pasadena
Cal
Chicago White Sox
Earl McNeely
Sacramento
CUBS
Avalon
Gordon Phelps
Laeger
ST. Petersburg
Fla
New York Yankees
Bill Dickey
Bill
Dodgers boast fast, smooth infield lineup says Stengel
Brooklyn manager Casey Stengel praises his infield of Joe Stripp Tony Cuccinello and Jim Jordan as the quickest and slickest he has seen. First baseman John McCarthy is a rookie who never played pro ball before, with Casey confident in the new unit.
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Dodgers
Orlando
Fila
Casey Stengel
Brooklyn
Joe Stripp
Tony Cuccinello
Jimmy Jordan
John McCarthy
Phillies Add Four New Players To Winter Haven Camp
Philadelphia Phillies manager Jimmy Wilson welcomes four more players to winter training in Florida, strengthening the club's spring roster as they prepare for the season.
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Phillies
Winter Haven
Fila
Jimmy Wilson
Philly Athletics Hopeful After Opening Loss in Miami Beach
The Philadelphia Athletics boosted optimism in Miami Beach after a 3 to 2 loss to the New York Giants. Jimmy Poxx signed his contract and pledged to telegraph Frank Higginss the remaining holdout to sign. Three rookie pitchers impressed in the debut, with only one wild pitch noted as a misplay.
Browns Spotlight Young Infielders At St Louis Camp
West Palm Beach Fla March report from Browns camp says Alan Strange emerges as likely regular shortstop and Harland Clift advances toward winning the third base job amid strong fielding and throwing talk from veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns
West Palm Beach
Fila
Alan Strange
Harland Clift
Louis Browns
Strange
Clift
Medwick Shines on First BP Hit for Cardinals
In St. Louis Carmine Medwick proves his worth as a spearhead of the Cardinals attack with a base hit on his first batting practice trip, sparking great glee in the club’s training camp.
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Agg Sooty Fin
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe Medwick
Medwick
Cardinals
Presidents Adams and Jefferson Die On Independence Day
Former U.S. Presidents John Adams and Thomas Jefferson died on July 4, 1826, the same day, marking a historic coincidence in American history and tying two early leaders to the nation’s founding anniversary.
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John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
United States Holds Majority Share of World Phones
The United States accounts for 56 percent of all telephones worldwide, a leading share that highlights its dominant communications infrastructure and market size in global telecom.
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The
United States
Tides Reach 100 Feet in Fundy Bay
The Bay of Fundy experiences tides that can reach as high as 100 feet at extreme moments. This dramatic rise draws attention from mariners and researchers monitoring tidal dynamics in the region.
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Bay of Fundy
Fights Last Night Roundup In The Major Associations
Boxers from New York Chicago Philadelphia Louisville Minneapolis and Topeka faced opponents in a series of decisions and stoppages. Notable results include Walter Neusel defeating King Levinsky in New York and Frankie Petrolle stopping Bucky Jones in Schenectady.
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OY Associatio
New York
Walter Neusel
Germany
King Levinsky
Chicago
Steve Dudas
Edgewater
N. J
Tommy Walsh
Willie McGee
Orlando
Fla
Eddie Mader
Quincy
Mass
Tony Shucco
Boston
al Rodreguez
Drew
Philadelphia
Frankie Petrolle
Schenectady
N. Y
Bucky Jones
Elizabeth
Louisville
Dominic Pascini
Pittsburgh
Danny Delmont
Minneapolis
Babe Daniels
Frankie Knauer
Eagle River
Wis
Topeka
Kas
Bus Breese
Manhattan
Henry Falegano
Omaha
Two North Carolina Bigs Reach Semifinals in South Atlantic
In Lexington Virginia the 11th South Atlantic scholastic tournament sees North Carolina teams reach the semifinals as Charlotte and Durham advance. Eastern high of Washington DC remains the favorite, beating McKinley Tech 41 to 23, while Charlotte defeats Thomas Jefferson 45 to 18. Durham edges Staunton Military 31 to 29, and Greenbrier knocks off Emerson Institute 46 to 32.
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Lexington
North Carolina
Eastern High
Washington
D. C
Charlotte
Durham
Greenbrier
West Virginia
Eastern
McKinley Tech High
Thomas Jefferson
Richmond
Staunton Military Academy
Virginia
Emerson Institute
William E Brown to Speak on Christian Science Sunday
William E Brown of Los Angeles a member of the Board of Lectures of The Mother Church will deliver a free lecture titled Christian Science The Religion of Spiritual Vision in National theater Greensboro Sunday afternoon March 11 at 30 oclock under First Church of Christ Scientist Greensboro auspices. The talk will be radiocast over WBIG Greensboro.
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William 2. Brown
Los Angeles
Call
Peat Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
National Theater
Greensboro
First Church of Christ, Scientist
WBIG
Germany Promises Moderate Rearmament Amid Disarmament Crisis
Geneva report notes Germany pledges moderate rearmament in a fresh document. Disarmament talks crumble as France accuses Berlin of violating treaties. US remains cautious while Geneva, London, Berlin and Paris publish the full set of disarmament papers. Germany argues for equal security rights amid global arms tensions.
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Geneva
Mar
Thal
Germany
League of Nations
London
Berlin
Paris
Europe
France
Reich
United States
Romance Talk at Brown Derby Sparks Film Colony Sparks
A center of romance the Brown Derby hosts lunch scenes as Adrienne Ames and Bruce Cabot dine, stars Kay Francis Loretta Young Cagney Boots Mallory O'Brien Morris Horton and Alice White mingle with friends. The lively tableaux capture Hollywood flirtations and industry chatter amid meals.
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Adrienne Ames
Hubby
Bruce Cabot
Adrienne
Kay Francis
Loretta Young
Kay
Loretta
Cagney
Boots Mallory
George O'Brien
Sardi’s
Chester Morris
Edward Everett Horton
Eddie
Alice White
Time Off for Tennis at Palm Springs
A sunny Palm Springs afternoon draws crowds to tennis matches with top stars Charles Farrell Johnny Mack Brown Ralph Bellamy and Anita Stewart receiving loud cheers Nancy Carroll Lillian Bond Harold Lloyd and Racquel Torres are spotted among spectators. Ernest Lubitsch and writers take a desert horseback break away from their work.
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Palm Springs
Charles Farrell
Johnny Mack Browin
Ralph Bellamy
Anita Stewart
Nancy Carroll
Lillian Bond
Harold Lloyd
Racquel Torres
Renee
George & Stone
Ernest Lubitsch
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Schoolfield
State
Dave Morrah
Charlie Nolen
Colin Kerr
James McLaurin
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E. W. Cooper
K. Jd. Krach
Craig Farr
Horace Buckner
K. W. Cooper
Clifton Croom
R. G. Hodgkin
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