Lexington High Wins Mid-State Soccer Title in 4–0 Victory
The Y Kickers defeated Robbins 4–0 on the Lexington High grounds to claim the Mid-State soccer crown. Gurney scored from the penalty line, with strong defensive work by Hayworth and Hicks and several key saves by Cooper in the first half. Next week the Y squad faces Winston-Salem City to close the season.
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Kias
Robbins
Frank Robbins
Cooper
Yount
Hayworth
Hicks
Gurney
Winston-Salem
Moerrtlees
Hart
Marshall
Jones
Smith
All Star Quintets Named For Gold Medal Meet at Y M C A
Erlanger and neighboring squads dominate the All Star selections in the Gold Medal basketball tournament at the Y M C A. First team includes Erlander Everhart and Culler, with Sapfield and Kester on center and forward roles. Class B and C divisions showcase High Point High School and Kannapolis stars, with medals awarded to top players and a special athletic night planned.
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Erlanger
Erlander
Eesick
Everhart
Childress
Sowers
Broadus Culler
Leathernecks
Sapfield
Winston-Salemmpany G
Evlanger
Culler
Pbeppenfield
Company O
Thomas
Kester
Erianger
Chaham
Adress
Porward
Greensboro Cholde
Renteh
Company OG Porward
Frianger
Nigh Behod
High Cen
Mock Judson Sanlattin
Denton Oomrd
Afocont
Denton Center High Schott
Uara Seren
Allen Jor' Ons
High Point Leathernecks
Tron
Grissom
Salvation Army
Jersey City's Baseball Deal Still In Tangled Uproar
International League President Charles Knapp ended talks with lawyers and potential buyers on Jersey City baseball. No announcement today. He expects a definite update Monday or Tuesday depending on early week conferences as the league seeks a training camp site and players for eight roster spots left from last season when Brooklyn Dodgers ran the franchise under option.
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New York
Mar
Charles Knapp
International League
Jersey City
Baltimore
Knapp
Brooklyn Dodgers
High Point to Defend State Track and Tennis Titles
High Point High announces it will defend its state track title on April 12 14 at Emerton Saturday and Sunday with 14 track events. The tennis championship runs April 12 14 on university courts with singles and doubles winners receiving cups. Last year High Point won the track title and the tennis singles, while Washington won the doubles.
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High Point High
Chapel Hill
BR. Rankin
University
Emerton
Rehoo! Athletisation North Carolina
High Point High School
Washington Hoth
Exciting contest played at Duke ends in Duke win 19-12
Duke's first team defeats the second eleven 19 to 12 in a brisk football game at Durham. Scoring came from Cox and Ward on the first team with Alexander and Ferguson tallying for Duke. Cox added the extra point.
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Durham
Duke
Ist Tenn Vos
SUE
Rossiter L
Cree
Phipps Les
Johneston L. i Dorms
Britton Co
Duniee
R. G
Baleeby R. E. Rovers Damme
Q. B. CM
Orks
Accon A
Cornelius Ee Keller R
Esviks
Cess
Cox
Ward
Candy Heist Snag Hits Salt Lake City Teens
Undercover officers traced fresh snow tracks to the residence of D Wilkinson and Ace Jewel after J W Glade reported his garage looted of several boxes of candy from a candy truck. Police found the youths in bed with the candy stashed under covers.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
D. Wilkinson
Ace Jewel
J. W. Glade
Lexington High wins class A title in late overtime
In a five period thriller at the Mid-State tourney Lexington High defeats Mills Home from High Point to claim the class A championship. Ray of Mills Home dominates with 15 points while Cecil leads Lexington with 13. Awards include silver trophies and gold basketballs. class B finals are set for Tuesday with Staley High versus Welcome High.
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Lexington High School
Mills
High Point College
College
Staley High
Randolph County
Welcome High
Davidson County
Lexington
Ray
Cecil
Bryant
Sherrill
Culler
Gorman
High Point
Paramount Theater
New Swimming Marks For State At Duke Meet
Six new North Carolina state records were set at Duke University pool as Duke claimed its second straight championship with 60 points to State’s 44. Beverly Carter led Duke with records in 220 and 440 yard freestyles, while Tom Losee and Dinkelspiel starred for Duke and State respectively in multiple events.
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Durham
Duke University
Duke Blue Devile
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Duke
Devils
Techmen
Beverly Carter
Sipple
Carter
Dinkelspiel
Tom Loses
Duke Imps
T. Loses
W. Loses
B. Carter
O'Connor
Tennant
Ross
Pileffer
State
McAnally
Varella
Bagby
Whitmarsh
Stillman
Dinkelspell
Shepherd
Moorman
Clark
Stonebacks
T. Losee
F. Carter
Fisher
Abraham
Shinn
Payner
Turner
Automobile finish safety note on gasoline cleaners
Gasoline should not be used as a cleaner on automobile finishes as it dulls the surface. Readers are advised to use proper cleaners and polish designed for automotive paint.
Sun vastly outweighs all planets and satellites combined
The sun is 750 times as great as the mass of all the solar planets and their satellites combined.
Your Health Your Health Eye article by Dr. Fishbein
Dr. Fishbein discusses eye function and vision basics. He notes the eye's complex structure, including the optic nerve retina lens and iris, and explains how brightness and sudden light affect vision. He describes normal visual disturbances from blood corpuscles and lens reflection effects seen at night.
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Reina
Effect of a Blow on the Eye Described
The article explains how a blow to the eye can cause immediate pain blurred vision and swelling. It outlines possible injuries such as corneal damage orbital fractures and orbital hemorrhage and advises seeking medical assessment for persistent symptoms.
Ruined Sea Side City After Collapse In Business District
Describes a seaside city in ruins after buildings in the business district collapsed during evacuations. Businesses opened slowly, few restaurants survived, and the Long Beach Press Telegram faced production delays with Pasadena printing. City manager Dobbin authorized urgent relief actions. Chamber of Commerce formed a rehabilitation committee to plan debris removal and reconstruction.
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S. Dobbin
Chamber of Commerce
Foxx Strikes Out With Bases Loaded In Dodgers Exhibition
Jimmy Foxx failed to drive in a run in the seventh inning and hit into a ninth inning double play as the Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Philadelphia Athletics 6 to 4 in the opening spring exhibition game. Mahaffey Cain Peterson Madjeski Phelps Heimach Lucas Sukeforth Picinich credited with the win and loss.
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Miami
Fla
Jimmy Foxx
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Brooklyn
Mahaffey
Cain
Peterson
Madjeski
Phelps
Heimach
Lucas
Sukeforth
Picinich
Cyrano de Bergerac Inspired by 17th Century French Author
Savinter Cyrano de Bergeric is identified as the real Rostaland figure and French author who died in 1655. The text asserts Rostand's play remains faithful to historical facts in several aspects.
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Savinter Cyrano de Bergeric
Rostland
Rostand
Moffitt Wins High School Golf Title at High Point
Buster Moffitt a 17 year old senior defeated Charles Diffendal 3 and 2 in the final to become high school links champion. He had earlier beaten Jack Garrett 4 and 2 in the semi finals and was named captain of the team.
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High Point
Buster Moffitt
Charles Diffendal
Moffitt
Jack Garrett
Andy Merrilees
Alfred Oliver
Fred Sappenfiield
Edward Woollen
Leonard Koonce
Jack Copeland
Diffendal
Florida Derby Triumph Signals Bright Spring for Charley P
Charley P, brother of Mike Hall, won the sixth Florida Derby at Hialeah in a strong 1 1/8 miles race. Jungle King chased 3 lengths behind, with Inlander third, as the Eastman Stable colt claimed the $10,375 purse in 1:49 3-5. About 15,000 fans watched.
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Miami
Fla
Charley P
Mike Hall
Hialeaheethe
R. M. Eastman Estate
Silk
Johnny Gilbert
Mobilize Aid In Ef Fort Help Injured
A relief effort activates after a disaster in Ef Fort with landing forces patrolling to prevent looting. Admiral Leigh reports the situation under control and stresses organized, cooperative volunteer aid and a food shortage. Japan offers condolences and recalls past aid, while the Red Cross prepares bedding and cloth for Los Angeles quake sufferers awaiting Governor Rolph’s survey.
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State Department
Debuchi
Japan
United States
Richard Leigh
Red Cross
Los Angeles
Rolph
Finland and Balkan States Depend on U S Oil Imports
Finland and Balkan states rely on the United States for most of their petroleum and refined products. The observation highlights a regional energy dependence and indicates US supply dominance in the era.
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Finland
Balkan States
United States
Vitamin D in Salmon Canery Waste Surpasses Cod Liver Oil
Report states that the waste from salmon canning contains more vitamin D than cod liver oil. The claim highlights the potential value of byproducts in the fishing industry and suggests a shift in nutritional resource use.
Napoleon and Corsica Rivalry Shaped Birth Era
England and France argued over Corsica for years and the Corsican dispute neared settlement just months before Napoleon was born in 1769 as France won the contest.
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Napoleon
England
France
Corsica
Leading Golfers In Close Contest For Big Cash Purse
At the Walter Hagen open in Jacksonville Florida a tight leaderboard formed after 18 holes with Olin Dutra Paul Runyan Al Espinosa Craig Wood Horton Smith matching two under par 70. Several stars including Walter Hagen and Denny Shute trailed by one to two strokes as the field contends for $300 first prize after 36 holes.
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Jacksonville
Fifa
Olin Dutra
Los Angeles
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
al Espinosa
Akron
Ohio
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Horton Smith
Chicago
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Johnny Rouse
Harry Cooper
Florida Country Club
Denny Shute
Cleveland
Star
Jim McKengie
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Philadelphia
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Wood
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Yonkers
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Yale
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George Lott
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Zanesville
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Stoneham
Mass
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Menonimee
Mich
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Tuckahoe
Tony Manero
Kineford
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Springfield
Joe Ezar
St. Louis
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Vere Beach
George Christ
Rochester
Bill Mehthorn
Clarence Doser Rochater
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