Lexington and Mills Clash For Mid-State Class A Title
Lexington and Mills Home of Thomasville meet in the College Sym nasium for the Mid-State Class A championship. The game starts at 8 p.m. Mills Home beat Yanceyville Thursday while Lexington reached the final by ousting Trinity High. Staley and Welcome reach Class B finals. the Class A final follows Tuesday night at the college gym.
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Mills
Thomasville
High Point College
Lexington
Staley
Allen Jay
J. Cox
Ingram
Randolph County
Welcome
Davis
Marty McManus Competes For Red Sox Third Base
In Sarasota on March 11, Marty McManus seeks the Boston Red Sox third base job, aiming to outpace Bernie Friberg. Eddie Collins hints he may remain a playing manager until skill declines. McManus must prove he is superior to Friberg, a newcomer after 13 seasons in the National League.
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Sarasota
Fla
Marty McManus
Bernie Friberg
Boston Red Sox
Eddie Collins
McManus
Friberg
Golf Stars Vie For Hagen Open Title In Jacksonville
Winners of major winter tournaments and six Ryder Cup players enter the field for the Walter Hagen open in Jacksonville Fla. The event commemorates Hagen’s 20th year in major golf with a $1600 prize. Hagen participates for glory, not money.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Fights Last Night Action Packed Across Cities
Maxey Rosen bloom of New York defeated Adolph Heuser of Germany by points. Harry Ebbets of New York outpointed Doc Conrad of Newark. Juanita Olaguihbel of Spain outpointed Adolph Heinz of San Pedro. Chartey Massera of Brooklyn outpointed Hob Olin of New York. In Easton Pat Igoe of Shenandoah beat Buck Royle of Allentown. Teddy Yarosz of Pittsburgh bested Eddie Ran of New York.
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New York
Maxey Rosenbloom
Adolph Heuser
Germany
Harry Ebbets
Doc Conrad
Newark
N. J
Juanita Olaguihbel
Spain
Adolph Heinz
San Pedro
Calif
Chartey Massera
Brooklyn
Hob Olin
Easton
Pat Igoe
Shenandoah
Buck Royle
Allentown
Detroit
Teddy Yarosz
Pittsburgh
Eddie Ran
William Penn Wins Western Tourney Quarterfinal
The William Penn Tigers defeated Woodyside 35 to 22 at Atkins High School in Winston, earning a semifinal berth against Belmont. The winner moves on to face the Atkins Lexing ton victor for the Western North Carolina Negro high schools championship.
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William Penn Tigers
Woodyside
Atkins High
Winston
Penn
Belmont
Atkins-Lexington
North Carolina
Mna Pe Pos
Woodyside Boger
Kelloind Brown
R. Tate Orward Meee
Cong Cccessacn
Caldwell Ee Bor Waste
Tate Ua CN Ih Vc
Hatton
Wm. Penn
Brower
Collins
Sutter and Mangin Lead National Indoor Tennis Field
Clifford Sutter of New Orleans and Gregory Mangin of Newark headline the 64 player indoor championships at the seventh regiment armory. Mangin defends his title, with Sutter second seed, joined by Sidney B. Wood Jr and Frank Shields among top Americans in the event.
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New York
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Gregory Mangin
Newark
N. J
Seventh Regiment Armory
Mangin
Sutter
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Frank Shields
Grand National To End Cuban Season
Havana on March 11 hosts the sixth Cuban grand national handicap with $50,000 added. Eleven thoroughbreds from an initial 56 enter the Sil-day race meeting climax at Oriental Park, with $38,000 for the owner of the winner. White Clover II, the Foxcatcher Farm star owned by William Dupont of Wilmington, Del., starts as the favorite.
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Havana
Oriental Park
White Clover II
Star of
Foxcatcher Farma
William Dupont
Wilmington
Del
Wake Forest and Meredith Schedule United Summer Sessions
Wake Forest College and Meredith College will unite their summer sessions in Raleigh this year. The campuses, though separate Baptist institutions for men and women, will coordinate the programs without extra cost, with Dr. Thurman D. Kitchin and Dr. Charles E. Brewer signaling the plan, and Dr. Daniel B. Bryan serving as director.
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Raleigh
Wake Forest College
Meredith College
Wake Forest
Meredith
Thurman D. Kitchin
Charles E. Brewer
Daniel B. Bryan
Southeastern Holds Boxing Tournament
In New Orleans 1500 fans watched the opening eliminations of the Southeastern Conference boxing tournament. Mississippi State won four of eight bouts led by Chandler Page over Norton and Bullard securing the light heavyweight win. Georgia, Tulane, LSU and Alabama fighters also posted victories in close weight class contests.
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New Orleans
Mar
Mississippi State
Chandler Page
Norton
Louisiana State
Doyless Hill
Tulane
Batchelor
Georgia
Sullivan
Maught
Bullard
Khoury
U. Brownlee
Kissgen
Strickland
Alabama
Spottaweod
Miselesious Lighs
Decison
Didenedette
Mississippi
County cuts Sheriff salary in Shelby
Cleveland county commissioners continued an economy drive by shaving 1000 dollars from Sheriff Raymond Cline's salary, effective as he takes office on April 1.
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Shelby
Cleveland County
Raymond Cline
Purnell To Lead Quaker Quintet
Guilford College announces Harold Andrew Purnell of Camden New Jersey has been elected captain of the next year’s Guilford College basketball team. The selection followed a meeting of basketball lettermen and marks Purnell as a junior with a record of consistently earning a basketball letter each season and as one of the team’s leading scorers this season.
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Guilford College
John Anderson
Harold Andrew Purnell
Camden
N. J
Purnell
Guilford
Davidson County Commissioners Fix Salaries and Name Tax Listers
Lexington March 11. County commissioners fixed salaries for the Davidson court judge at 1500 and solicitor at 1200. They appointed tax listers for Abbotts Creek Harvey Teague Alleghany R M Stokes Arcadia C M Zimmerman Boone R C Fitzgerald Conrad Hill Perry May Cotton Grove D L Crowell Emmons A V Daniel Hampton J L Nelson Healing Springs Ed Hedrick Jackson Hill W R Badgett Lexington Ed F Smith and B C Young Midway E B W Saintsing Reedy Creek W Cicero Mize Silver Hill Grover C Palmer Thomasville B W Stone Mamie Harris Tyre W L Craver Yadkin College Herman Craver.
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Lexington
Davidson County Court
of County
Tim
Board of County Commissioners
Abbotts Creek Township
Harvey Teague
Alleghany
R. M. Stokes
Arcadia
C. M. Zimmerman
Boone
R. C. Fitzgerald
Conrad Hill
Perry May
Cotton Grove
D. L. Crowell
Emmons
A. V. Daniel
Hampton
J. L. Nelson
Healing Springs
Ed Hedrick
Jackson Hill
W. R. Badgett
Rn. R. Man Dies in Greensboro
Karl Scarborough, longtime official with the Southern Railroad at Winston-Salem, died in Greensboro after a long illness following ten years of ill health.
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Greensboro
Karl Scarborough
Southern Railroad
Winston-Salem
Rosenbloom Edges Heuser in Close Madison Square Garden Bout
Maxey Rosenbloom narrowly defeats Adolph Heuser in a 15 round match at Madison Square Garden to retain the New York state 175 pound title. The popular Harlem fighter faced a tough German challenger, was warned for danger early, then rallied to win on points as 11 648 fans watched.
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New York
Maxey Rosenbloom
Adolph Heus
Heuser
Madison Square Garden
Maxey
New York State
Rosenbloom
Associated Press
Ruppert Pursues Ruth In Salary Talks For 1933
Ruppert plans to begin annual salary discussions with Babe Ruth in St. Petersburg after Lou Gehrig's capitulation frees Ruppert to push a deal. Ruth reportedly won’t accept the $50,000 figure, and a compromise seems likely as spring training opens with other team updates across Florida and California.
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Petersburg
Fra
Lou Gehrig
Col
Jacob Ruppert
Babe Ruth
New York Yankee
Ruppert
Ruth
Wall Street Talks of a Czar to Oversee Exchange
New York March 9. Wall Street debates a czar to regulate foreign exchange during the current emergency. The idea mirrors wartime controls and would require a central office with wide powers, possibly run from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. No specific person is named.
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New York
Wall Street
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Will Hays
Fred J. Kent
Bankers Trust Companys
Federal Reserve Ban of
Communists Prisoners May Be Put To Work In Berlin
Berlin reports say communists would be barred from political life until they are useful to the nation. Goering assures Jewish citizens their safety is legally guaranteed as panicly crowded shops witness Nazi demonstrations. Police mobilize in Vienna as Dollfuss regime wins broad support from the Christian Social party.
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Berlin
Thoesands
Hitler
Wilhelm Frick
Hermann Goering
Macdeburg
Kurfuerstendamm
Dresden
Baden
Associated Press
Vienna
Mar
Dollfuss
Christian Social Party
Engelbert Dollfuss
War Ministry
Studenring
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