Thrill Packed Final Minute In Adams-Millis Narrow Win
Adams-Millis A team edged Greensboro Y 38 37 in a tense High Point Y M C A Gold Medal game. Ritchie of Greensboro missed the final shot after fouling by Lelon Cooper as time expired, with Broadus Culler leading Adams-Millis and Red Meroney top Greensboro scorers.
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Greensboro
Ritchie
Lenoir-Rhyne
Adams-Millis
Sparky Broadus Culler
University of North Carolina
Boone
Edwards
Meroney
Intrieri
Adams Millis
Loftin
Culler
Broadus Culler
Red Meroney
Bob Jamieson
Ray Intrieri
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Culler, F
Cooper
Dawson F
O Fulton F
Spencer G
Sapfield
Intriert, G
Deaton,c
E. Cooper
Jamison G
Farlowe
Tackett Greensboro
Surrett
Guilford Oaks Defeat Nehi 27 24 In Class B Tilt
Guilford Oaks topped Greensboro Nehi 27 to 24 in a Class B battle. The Oaks led late after a close game with Chambers and Norman scoring eight each, Menghetti directing the flow, and J Hartley among Guilford players contributing.
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Guilford Oaks
Greensboro Nehi
Turnover in baseball players through the ages
In Florida and California spring-rankings loom as 16 majors plan for the last race of the decade. The article recalls 1930 World Series stars from the A’s and Cardinals, noting that no players remain with their 1930 clubs, while hopeful youths in St. Petersburg and Louisiana seek spots under managers Blades and Mack.
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Furman Bisher
Florida
California
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Phils
A’s
Grove, Earnshaw
Walberg
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Earl Clark
Boston Braves
St. Petersburg
Louisiana
Lake Charles
Ray Blades
Connie Mack
Tar Heels Book Six Dual Meets
North Carolina's Southern conference track champions will face five Southern and Eastern teams in dual meets this season along with Florida relays and A A U and Southern conference meets. Four duels plus the A A U and conference events will be in Chapel Hill with additional meets at Gainesville Annapolis and on the Chapel Hill campus.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Florida Relays
Carolina A. A. U
George E
Bo) Shepard
Gainesville
Gainesville, Fla. 8, Princeton At Chapel Hill
Virginia
Duke
Carolina
Navy
Annapolis
Georgia
Southern Badminton Fight Moves Into Third Round
The Southern Badminton tournament enters its third round with many North Carolina and Georgia players. An upset saw John Rheney of Augusta eliminate Charlotte city champion Ernest Eubank, who then lost to Adton Smith of Charlotte. In women's doubles Harvey Cleckley and George Blanchard of Augusta beat E R Moulton of Lindale and Mra Claude Sanders of Rome Ga. The Cleckleys also advanced in mixed doubles after a bye then a second round win.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Georgia
John Rheney
Augusta
Ernest Eubank
Rheney
Adton Smith
Harvey Cleckley
George Blanchard
Honey In Baking Helps Prevent Bakery Products From Drying
Honey is used in baking to keep bakery items moist longer. It acts as a humectant, drawing moisture into the product and slowing staling during storage.
Bison Five Routes Marsh Club In Lively Open
Lindale Dairy five overpowers Marsh Furniture 42 to 32 in the Industrial league opener. Bison coach Tony Simeon's High Point unit built a 22-0 lead before Marsh rallied with eight points from Bic John Everhart in the second half. Jack Husey led the victors with 10 points while ten Bison players saw action.
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Marsh Furniture
Industrial League Boys
Tony Simeon
High Point
Bison
Marsh
Miller
Bic
John Everhart
Jack Husey
Lindale Marsh
Brooks
Hartley
Sillman
Hoover
Welborn
Ft Kivett
Everhart
Hussey
Grissom
Beldig
Lohr
Horney
Eldrige
Evans
Hay
Lindale
Inthieri
Marting
Surrett
Adams-Millis B Team Pulls Off Narrow Victory Over Schlitz
Adams-Millis B defeats Schlitz 26 to 17 after a 9-9 halftime deadlock. Edwards and Harris lead with six points apiece for Adams-Millis while Ridge tops Schlitz with six. Vance, Raper, Watson and others fill box scores as Schlitz tires in the final period.
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Adams-Millis
Big Brothers
Schlitz
Edwards
Harris
Adams- Millis
Ridge Wa
Schlitz Adams-Millis
Vance F
Royal
Martin
Farlow
Surrett
Record of 1938 US passenger car registrations totals
During the first nine months of 1938 the United States registered 1,344,171 new passenger cars.
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United States
Panthers Tour To Kansas City For Y tournament
High Point College basketball party travels 1100 miles over three days to reach Kansas City for the fourth night of the High Point Y Gold Medal tournament. Oak Ridge, Hart's Pharmacy, Elon, Centenary, Erlinger and Triangle Hosiery Mill varsity matchups are listed for tonight.
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High Point
Hanes No. 2
Hart's Pharmacy
High Point College
Erlanger
Oak Ridge
I.T. E. Fraternity of
Elon
Allege
Ellington Florist
Centenary of Winston- Salem
Pilot Tigers
Triangle Hosiery Mill
Oak Ridge Five
Jim McCachren
University of North Carolina
Pete Mullis
Hank Wright
Earl Ruth
Foy Grubb
Carolina
Pill Rollers Beat Goats 38 to 31 in Night Showdown
Pill Rollers led by Jimmy Idol with 16 points built a 20-17 halftime edge over Hart's Pharmacy Goats in the Commercial league clash. Hinshaw and Henshaw traded baskets as Hart's claimed the league title with Idol also contributing seven field goals and a free throw.
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Hart’s Pharmacy
High Point College Goats
Goats
Jimmy Idol
Hinshaw
Hart
Hart's
Idol
Henshaw
Franklin
H. P. Goats
Carroll
Peeler
Albertson
Miller
Wofford
Armfield
Watts
C. Hayworth
Earle
Moffitt
Bond
Hauser
Bailey
Evans
Steele
Intheri High Point College
Surrett
Children s Home Relays Past Coca Cola In 44 16 Victory
High Point Children's Home dominated Greensboro Coca Cola 44 to 16. Forward Coble led the attack with 16 points as Coca Cola's Kimrey top scored with eight. Half-time stood 27 6 as officials Farlows and Martin presided and Surrett kept the score.
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High Point Children’s Home
Will
Greensboro
Coca Cola
Coble
High Point College
Kimrey
Coca Cola Center
ToTeam
H. Coble
Price
Children’s Home
Farlows
Martin
Surrett
Tryon Hosts Eighth Annual Dog Show Today
The eighth annual Tryon dog show was held today in Tryon with participants from the area competing for prizes.
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DOG Show
Tryon
Dodgers Look Like Dodgers in Clearwater Drill
Brooklyn General Manager Larry MacPhail conducts a press interview as Leo Durocher runs a fielding drill. Old Daisy Vance recovers from pneumonia on the veranda. Pete Coscarart takes over second base while Dolph Camilli stays at first. Durocher remains at short. Outfield features Ernie Kay Tuck Stainback and Gene Moore with Babe Phelps catching.
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MacPhail
Leo Durocher
Daisy Vance
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Phillies
Freddie Fitzsimmons
van Lingle Mungo
Boston Bees
Babe Phelps
Asheboro High Opens Baseball Workouts With Vets Reported
Asheboro high school began baseball workouts with 25 to 30 candidates reporting this week. Coach Marshall Cox, in his second year, has no experienced pitchers returning but expects a brisk season starting late in March.
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Enterprise
Asheboro
Marshall Cox
Chicago Seeks Louis Galento Fight In June
Chicago bids for the Joe Louis Tony Galento bout in June but faces state boxing commission scrutiny. Promoter Mike Jacobs expects a near million dollar gate, with New York and Yankee Stadium considered as potential sites. Commissioner Bill Brown opposes the Newark venue and may block the plan, while D Walker Wear favors keeping options open in New York. General John J. Phelan will decide.
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New York
Chicago
Tony Galento
Times Square
161St Street
River Avenue
New York Yankees
New York State
Mike Jacobs
Bill Brown
Newark
Jacobs
Yankee Stadium
Philadelphia
Tony
D. Walker Wear
John J. Phelan
Golf architect Donald Ross slated to speak at Asheboro banquet
Asheboro on March 11 reports Pinehurst’s Donald Ross, famed golf course architect, will address the Asheboro Golfers banquet on Thursday night March 23 at the First Methodist church social room. Virginia Lambert and Ethel Johnson will perform music, and local golfers entered in the Greensboro Open are expected to be introduced.
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Asheboro
Donald Ross
Pinehurst
First Methodist Church
Virginia Lambert
Ethel Johnson
Trust Limits Whisky Output but Not Input
A historical note discusses a trust that can regulate the production or distribution of whisky while being unable to curb the initial sourcing of ingredients or raw materials. The article hints at broader implications for industry control and consumer access.
Gold Medal Cage Gossip from the tourney crowd
The piece highlights standout players including Louis Hayworth Bi son forward Red Coble High Point College freshman Dick Hartley and Buck Young Erlanger center. It notes a dramatic Erlanger-West Market clash and mentions officials Ray Inther and Ray Lindsey as focal fan interest and ongoing court action.
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Louis Hayworth
Bison
Red Coble
High Point College
Dick Hartley
High Point High
Buck Young
Mortimer Miscue
Greensboro
Ray
Adams- Millis
Ray Lindsey
Thomasville Tommies
Budge Dominates Perry in Walloping Tennis Match
New York March 11 The red headed star J Donald Budge crushed Fred Perry of Great Britain in a professional tennis match. Budge controlled every game from the opening serve to Perry’s 23rd double fault, winning 6 1 6 3 6 0.
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New York
J. Donald Budge
Donald
Fred Perry
Great Britain
Budge
Perry
Williams and Szabo Score Major Wrestling Wins
In Buffalo Cy Williams of Tallahassee threw George Keverly in 17 minutes 18 seconds. In Philadelphia Sandor Szabo of New York threw George Penchoff of Australia in 31 minutes 8 seconds.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Cy Williams
Tallahassee
Fla
George Keverly
Hollywood
Calif
Philadelphia
Sandor Szabo
New York
George Penchoff
Australia
Yewmen Meet Teachers In Monday Tilt
High Point College Panthers learn they will face Peru Teachers in the opening round of the National Intercollegiate basketball tournament in Kansas City. Late arrival prevented full workout but coach C Vir Yow expects improvement with practice tonight.
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Marse Grant
ST. Louis
High Point College
Holbrook College of Manchester
BE. C. Glasgow
C. R. Hinshaw
Ohio
Portsmouth
Duke's MacAfees
Ironton
Ashland
Bob O'Mara
Red” Towery
Long Bill Keene
Graham Armstrong
Dub Collins
Roanoke
New Mexico Aggies
Bradley Tech
New York
Freeport
Samet
Moran
Counihan
Panther
Kansas City
Enterprise
College Panthers
Peru
Neb
Isas City
Nebras
C. Vir
Panthers
Hugh Hampton
Wake Forest Invited to National Basketball Tournament
Wake Forest earns an invitation to the national basketball tournament run by the league association. The Deacons join three eastern teams State Brown and Villanova for elimination games in Philadelphia March 17 18 with the winner meeting the division champion in Evanston March 25.
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Wake Forest
Legiate Athletic Association
State
Brown
Villanova
Phielphia
Evaston
Softball League Representatives Gather in Asheboro
In Asheboro on Monday night March 13 local teams planning to enter the annual city wide softball league will meet at Roy Champion’s Carolina Theatr office. Rules schedules and playoff format will be discussed. The reigning champion is the McC Cardinal team.
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Asheboro
Roy Champion
Carolina Theatr
McC Cardinal
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