High Point Y Captures Two Championships in A A U Wrestling
Appalachian State dominates the six finals with seven finalists winning six titles while UNC takes the 118 and High Point Y claims two titles Summey and Evans win for High Point Y amid close finals Patterson and Norris push deep for Appalachian State. results list winners by weight class and consolations across two days at High Point College.
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Appalachian State Teachers College
High Point
University of North Carolina
High Point College
Appalachian
Patterson
Zine
Summey
Hipp
Evans
Garner
UNC
Parks
McKeever
Greensboro
Gaskill
Miller
Crook
Parker
Davidson
White
Foushee
Sanford
Norris
Perdue
Meador
Quinlan
Copeland
Zink
Grubb
Gress
Burlington
High
Gregg
Deetry Miller
Newson
Crooks
Meyers
Butterfly Antennae Distinguish From Feathered Moth Antennae
Butterflies display club shaped antennae whereas moths possess feathered antennae. This morphological difference helps identify species. The note contrasts typical Lepidoptera traits and highlights the common diagnostic feature used by entomologists.
T-Ville Opens With Indians
Thomasville reports the 1938 North Carolina State Baseball League schedule. Opening April 26 locals host Phil Lundeen’s Lexington Indians at Finch Field with Holt Moffitt park dedication the next night. All star games June 9 and August 4 with two open dates and two double headers July 4 and Sept 5. Manager Maus plans new camp by March 28 and regulars by April 4. contracts mailed and most players signed. Officers elected C W Gilliam president and R M Cooksey secretary treasurer.
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Thomasville
North Carolina State Baseball League
Gene Lawing
Phil ‘Lundeen
Lexington Indians
Finch Field
Lexington
Lexington Ceer
Tommies
Newton- Conover
Newton- Conover Park
Jimmy Maus
Dave Long, Jr
J. W. Hawthorne
N. C. English
E. F. Mendenhall
Jimmy Morris Faces Luttrall In Greensboro Wrestling Bout
Slashing Jimmy Morris former heavyweight amateur champion of the south and top pro star meets Cowboy Luttrall the iron horse of Texas in the main event of Jim Crockett's wrestling bill at Sportrena Crockett. If Luttrall can be stopped Morris aims to do it in Greensboro tonight.
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Greensboro
Har
Jimmy Morris
Cowboy Lutrall
Iron Horse of Texas
Jim Crockett
Sportrena
Crockett
Luttrall
Morris
South
Mayhout
Moors allow divorce if a wife bears no son
The Moors permit divorce by tribal consent when a wife fails to bear a male child, after which she may remarry.
Durham High School Wins South Atlantic Tournament
Durham N C high school basketball team defeated Bethesda Chevy Chase Md 41 to 28 to win the 14th annual South Atlantic tournament at Washington and Lee College in Lexington. The Tar Heels used strong defense and a tall frontline to seize command early and hold off a second half push.
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Lexington
Durham
N. C
Bethesda-Chevy Chase High
Maryland
Washington and Lee
Tar Heels
Charlotte
Emerywood Doubles Tie In Day Light Handicap Event
In the Emerywood country club Day Light handicap pairs event yesterday M Greenwood and Bill Snow tied J H Davis and J W Lindsay with a 64. Closely behind were Paul W Casey and George Lewis at 65. Other scores included Bill Hayes and A A Oliver 69 Ce Comer and Jack Garrett 70 F Snow and E B Wood 70 Cc BE Lehman and Sanders Dallas 70 J W Woollen and J Russell 71 F B Smith and Froelick 72.
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M. Greenwood
Bill Snow
J. H. Davis
J. W. Lindsay
Emerywood Country Club
Paul W. Casey
George Lewis
Bill Hayes
A. A. Oliver
Ce Comer
Jack Garrett
F. Snow
Wood
BE. Lehman
Sanders Dallas
J. W. Woollen
J. Russell
F. B. Smith
Froelick
Giants Win Fourth Exhibition Game
The New York Giants defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 6 to 5 in Baton Rouge. After five scoreless innings, New York broke through as Mickey Haslin singled home the decisive run in the ninth with one out and a man on second. Stringbean Melton started for the Giants and held the Phils hitless for the first three frames as Hugh Mulcahy took the loss.
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Baton Rouge
New York Giants
Phillies
Mickey Haslin
Harry Gumbert
Walter Brown
Hugh Mulcahy
Phils Flinger
Stringbean Melton
General Lee and His Loyal Dogs at Table
General Charles Lee of the Revolutionary era kept dogs as companions on marches and at meals, the animals seated on haunches in chairs while sharing table portions.
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Charles Lee
Jones Service Triumph In Narrow Industrial League Thriller
Jones Service of Thomasville edged Redwine Hardware 29 to 27 at the Y M C A in a tense Industrial league game. High scoring honors went to Adams-Millis A with 76 points to Ellington Florist’s 17 in another match. Marsh defeated Triangle 48 to ?. Clear individual totals are listed for Jones Service and Marsh players, with Hartley and Evans leading the Jones side and Everhart, Grissom, Hoover pacing Marsh.
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Jones Service
Thomasville
Redwine Hardware
Adams-Millis A
Ellington Florist
Marsh
Triangle
Jones
B. Hartley
F. Evans
Young
Diamont
Barrer
Cooper
Pansy Planters
Wright
Spencer
Everhart
Grissom
Hoover
Clark
Redwine
Tp Jones
D. Jarrett
Brow Coscczins Bir
van Tees
J. Hartley
Sc Bekess
L. Bvams
Oeivechovees
P. Evans
Major League Squads Drill In Spring Practice
Braden ton Florida March 12 Major League action saw the Boston Bees beat their rookies 11 to 2 in a full intra squad practice with Lou Fette giving up eight hits in four innings and Kame Hutchinson held the foes to four hits in five more. Detroit Tigers pitcher Lynwood Row impressed manager Mickey Cochrane by allowing three hits and one run in three innings of a practice game prompting optimism about his role.
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Bradenton
Fla
Lou Fette
Boston Bees
Ira Hutchinson
Fette
Lakeland
Lynwood Row
Detroit Tiger
Mickey Cochrane
Mike
Brownie Nine Batting Practice Highlights Hits
In San Antonio on March 12 manager Gabby Street supervised a long batting practice for the Brownies. Jim Walkup belted the first homer to left-center, Julio Bonetti followed with a 381 foot shot, and Tommy Heath sent one out at the 380 foot mark. Leslie Tietje broke the first bat as a three hour session is planned for Sunday afternoon.
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San Antonio
Tex
Gabby Street
Jim Walkup
Julio Bonetti
Tommy Heath
Leslie Tietje
Dodgers Practice Drill Erases Shoulder Worries
Clearwater report notes manager Burleigh Grimes evaluated ace pitcher Van Mungo in a extended workout with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Grimes praised Mungo for his powerful fastball and there was no sign of last season shoulder trouble as he threw. Long Tom Winsett also slugged a long homer during the session.
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Clearwater
Fla
Burleigh Grimes
van Mungo
Brooklyn Dodgers
Van
Long Tom Winsett
Reds prep for first showdown with Red Sox in spring
In Tamia Florida on March 12 the Reds held a doubled header practice with three infields in action as they prepare for tomorrow’s exhibition against the Boston Red Sox. Manager Jill McKechnie plans to use Peaches Davis Gene Schott or Ted Kieinhans as mound options for the tryout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamia
Fla
Reds
Boston Red Sox
Jill McKechnie
Peaches Davis
Gene Schott Oy
Ted Kieinhans
Movies Draw 20 Million Weekly Crowds in England
An estimated 20 million people attend cinemas across England each week, reflecting strong demand for film entertainment. The report highlights consistent audience engagement and growing box office activity in the region.
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England
Loughran to Manage Matulewicz In Durham Shifting Boxing Career
Ray Matulewicz, former Duke intercollegiate champion and 16 straight pro wins, will be personally managed by Tommy Loughran, ex world light heavyweight champ. Matulewicz trains in Philadelphia under Loughran with backing from a New York sportsman carried via Durham connections and coach Add Warren transferring earnings. Warren and Duke ties frame Matulewicz rise as Loughran foresees a light heavyweight title shot.
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Durham
N. C
Ray Matulewicz
Duke University
Tommy Loughran
Oe Pe
Voning
Matulewicz
Duke
Philadelphia
Warren
New Yorker
Loughran
New York
Matulewiccz
Ring
Charlottesville
Sacramento
California
Hobo Williams
Washington, D. C
Joe Duca
Joe Dundee
Texas
Earl Johnson
Atlanta
Carl Knowles
Rome
Ray
Tommy
England Leads in Imports Surpassing Germany by 122000 Tons
England in the man eating nation in the world importing 122000 tons more annually than Germany. The question asks which country ranks second in this respect.
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England
Germany
Nails cut in infancy doom child to theft superstition
An old Yorkshire superstition warns that cutting a child’s nails during the first year will cause him to grow up a thief. The belief reflects local folk wisdom about property and mischief in early childhood.
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Yorkshire
England
Intra squad game slated for High Point highs
The seniors meet the juniors in a Monday 4 p.m. intra squad basketball game at the high school gym to close the season. Seniors Marsh Cooper Barker Brown Conrad and Stewart face juniors Hartley Hayworth Horney Welborn Hussey Short Hedrick Preston and J Hayworth, while juniors also compete in the Gold Medal Tournament at the YMCA.
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High Point High School
Marsh
Cooper
Barker
Brown
Conrad
Stewart
Hartley
L. Hayworth
Horney
Welborn
Hussey
Short
Hedrick
Preston
J. Hayworth
Providence Boys And Girls Win County Basketball Titles
In Asheboro on March 12 Providence boys captured the county championship with a 30 to 23 victory over Ramseur led by J R Whitney and Powe. Providence girls, paced by Fields with 14 points, defeated their opponents 34 to 34 to claim the girls title.
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Asheboro
Mar
Providence
Providence Girls
Fields
Victory
Providence Boys
J. RR. Whitney
So Powe
Ramseur ‘Dam
Edward the Confessor and Westminster Abbey
Edward the Confessor, a mild and peaceful king of England, preferred monastic life and dedicated himself to erecting Westminster Abbey, which was consecrated in the last year of his reign.
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Edward the Confessor
England
Westminster Abbey
Yanks Beat Cards As Gordon Stars
In St Petersburg on March 12 the New York Yankees defeated the St Louis Cardinals 6 to 4. Rookie Joe Gordon led the offense driving in three runs with a bases loaded triple. Spud Chandler pitched three scoreless innings on two hits, while Bob Weiland held the Cards scoreless through the first three frames.
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Petersburg
Fla
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe Gordon
Bob Weiland
Murderers’ Row
St Johnson
Gordon
Tony Lazzeri
Spud Chandler
Yankee Flingers
R. H.E
New York
St. Louis
Chandler
Wicker
Begos
Glenn
Welland
Johnson
Henshaw
Owen
Ryba
Carolina wins gymnastic title at Carolinas A A U meet
North Carolina University gymnasts captured the first Carolinas A A U championships at Duke gym, posting 28 points to beat Duke by 13. Ed Winstead won individual all around and led in side horse and horizontal bar. Frank Trotman and Bill Lewis finished high.
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Durham
N. C
North Carolina University
Duke Gymnasium
Duke University
Carolina
Ed Winstead
Frank Trotman
UNC
Bill
Monk) Lewis
The
Blue Devils
Ma in Annamite language: six meanings by inflection
The Annamite language of southern Asia shows six distinct meanings for ma when varied by inflection: young rice but horse ghost tomb and malia.
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Asia
Boulder Split by Tree at Ard Lin Scotland
A massive roadside boulder at Ard Lin in Scotland was split into halves when a tree grew through it, evidence of natural forces shaping the landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardlin
Scotland
First Basemar To Join Club In St. Pete
St Petersburg March 12 AP Lou Gehrig will play this year for $39,000 after negotiations with owner Jacob Ruppert. Gehrig, the Yankees’ longtime first baseman, is the second highest paid Yankee behind Babe Ruth, with no signing bonus this year. He leaves tonight to join Ruppert after agreeing to the terms, aiming to extend his consecutive game streak and chase major league endurance and batting marks.
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ST. Petersburg
Lou Grig
New York Yankee
Jacob Ruppert
Joe McCar
Yanks
Ruppert
Gehrig
Wally Pipp
Lou
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Hank Graberg
Detroit
DiMaggio
Francisco
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