Tebell Refuses Reconsideration At NC State Resignation Accepted
Raleigh March 15 The athletic committee of North Carolina State College accepted Gus Tebell’s resignation as head football and basketball coach He will be replaced by freshman coach R E Bob Warren after Tebell declined to withdraw his resignation Tebell had resigned to become Virginia’s head basketball coach A sub committee will assess candidates for Tebell’s job and report to the full committee.
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Raleigh
Board of Trustees
North Carolina State College
Gus Tebell
R. E
Bob’’ Warren
J. F
Buck
Drennen
Tebell
University of Virginia
C. D. Welch
Cramerton
R. R. Sermon
A. J. Wilson
Faculty
William and Mary science hall fire at Williamsburg
Fire swept through the William Bar th Rogers science hall at William and Mary college in Williamsburg Virginia causing students to assist firefighters. The blaze began in an elevator shaft around three o clock and was controlled before six with eight water streams and aid from Fort Eustis and naval depots. No serious injuries reported. damage estimate not yet set.
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Williamsburg
William Barth Rogers
William and Mary College
United States
Sir Christopher Wren
J. A. C. Chandler
William and Mary
Pfingst Leads Seniors at Sedgefield with 77 in 55-plus Class
George B Pfingst of Philadelphia shot 77 to lead the 55 plus class in the Sedgefield invitation. The 50 entrant field spanned nine states and Canada with winners named in A B C D divisions for low gross and net scores.
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George B. Pfingst
Philadelphia
Sedgefield Fairways
Sedgefield Country Club
Dominion of Canada
T. W. Kirkman
Lexington
N. C
J. W. Canfield
Sedgefield
H. G. Greenfield
Baltimore
J. N. Bloss
Titusville
A. Burnham
Edith Quier and Mrs Lake to Join U S Women Golf Team
Edith Quier of Reading Pennsylvania and Mrs Marion Turpie Lake of Jackson Heights New York have accepted invitations to join the American women’s golf team for a May 1 match in England. The squad sailing from New York on April 22 will total twelve star players led by Glenna Collett with teammates Stewart Hanley Maureen Orcutt Virginia Van Wie Helen Hicks Bernice Will Marion Bennett Peggy Wattles Roselle Knapp and Virginia Holzbergen alongside Quier and Lake.
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New York
Edith Quier
Reading
Marion Turpie Lake
Kson Heights
N. Y
Sunningdale
England
Glenna Collett
Stewart Hanley
Detroit
Maureen Orcutt
Englewood
N. J
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Helen Hicks
Hewlett
Bernice Will
Oshkosh
Wis
Marion Bennett
Peggy Wattles
Buffalo
Roselle Knapp
Virginia Holzbergen
Baltimore
Miss Quier
Lake
City Takes Lead In Post Season Series
City Water and Light bowling outfit won the first two matches but dropped the second in a post season series of nine games against Hillcreet Mill for the Industrial league championship at King Pin alleys. The two remaining sets of three matches will be played this week. Scores:
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City Water and Light Department
Hillcreet Mill
King Pin Bowlers Triumph Over Gate City
The King Pin Bowlers defeated Greensboro by 188 pins at Gate City alleys last week. Willis Sensenbach led with 560 total pins across five matches as Carroll of Greensboro posted the high single game. Remaining scores include Pembroke 1840s and other totals scattered in the readible lines.
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Greensboro
Gate City
Willis Sensenbach
Carroll
Lelon Cooper Leads in Y Channel Swim
Lelon Cooper holds a lead in the Y channel swim with about 12.5 miles completed at sea. Carl Shelton and Ab McAnally trail closely as Bill McAnally, Jd. D. McCrary and Verlis Freeman also perform well in the field.
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Lelon Cooper
Lead Channel Swim
Carl Shelton
Ab McAnally
Cooper
Bill McAnally
Jd. D. McCrary
Verlis Freeman
Spartanburg Sally League Franchise Declared Forfeited
Durham report says W G Bramham announced the Spartanburg Sally League franchise has been surrendered. Plans to keep baseball in Spartanburg were discussed but nothing definite achieved as a local bidder withdrew amid Knoxville tensions. Fans have until Wednesday to act to retain the franchise or allow a move to another city.
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Durham
W. G. Bramham
Spartanburg
Knoxville
Bramham
Boston Red Sox hurlers in shape for season
PENSACOLA FLA March 15 The Boston Red Sox regular pitchers except Ed Morris are in perfect trim says Manager Heinie Wagner Morris plans to be ready when the season opens The Red Sox were to play Mobile in an exhibition today but rain stopped the game
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Pensacola
Fla
Boston Red Sox
Ed Morris
Heinie Wagner
Morris
Wagner
Red Sox
Kaye Don Rushes Toward Speed Record on Beach Run
British driver Kaye Don tested the Silver Bullet at Daytona Beach reaching about 150 mph on the first leg and 198 mph on return in poor visibility. Aiming to beat 231 mph next week, he plans another run with hopes of at least 240 mph if conditions are favorable. Doctor Kenneth Eckstein monitored Don’s vitals and will repeat checks during official attempts.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Kaye Don
Ocean Speedway
Poor Wee Be
Ee Bnet Ee
Don
Kenneth Eckstein
England
Henry Segrave
Creeks Blasted in Hunt for Missing Chapel Hill Student
Creeks around Chapel Hill were dynamited today to find Morgan P. Moorer a University of North Carolina freshman who vanished from campus 15 days ago. Officials police and fraternity brothers coordinate nationwide search and a friend appeals to the missing youth urging return after his mother’s long worry.
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Chapel Hill
Mar
Morgan P. Moorer
Moorer
Glenn Holder
M. P
Mauer Named Basketball Coach at Miami University
John W. Mauer, former Illinois basketball captain of 1925 and Kentucky coach, is named basketball coach at Miami University in Oxford Ohio. He will also serve as backfield coach in football and freshman gridiron mentor, according to Miami athletics director George L. Rider.
Present from Wil.m Kruger
A character recalls a walking stick given as a present engraved on the gold knob and asks who Wil.m Kruger is, noting the inscription is the clue.
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Wil.m Kruger
Hummell
Hamburg
Vinegar Rinse Keeps Silk Stockings Stain Free
Silk stockings should be rinsed thoroughly in clear water and given a final rinse with water containing a little vinegar to prevent soap stains.
Strawberry Custard Bake Recipe Teaches Fresh Berry Serve
A simple dessert guide describes making a custard bake and serving it with crushed fresh strawberries. The note highlights that even a small amount of berries enhances the dish and boosts appeal.
Tomato Cocktail Starter Grower Enjoyed
A note on using canned tomatoes as a versatile base for multiple drinks. Straining one can yields several tomato cocktails ideal as a bright starter before a fruit dessert.
True To Form
A light exchange suggests a professor bought another car after forgetting the parking spot for the previous vehicle. The vignette hints at memory lapse and practical humor in daily life.
Neighbors Discuss Wireless Signal Frustrations
The exchange between Mrs Flatt and Mr Flatt reflects irritation with a noisy wireless program. They suggest opening another window to try for a clearer signal.
Capone Eligible for Early Release on St Patrick's Day
Alphonse Capone of Chicago, jailed in Philadelphia for carrying a loaded pistol, may leave the Pennsylvania state prison on Monday after two months shaved from his sentence for good behavior. His associate Frank Cline also saw a sentence reduction to ten months and release hinges on Governor Fisher's signature.
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Philadelphia
Mar
Alphonse
Scarface
al’’ Capone
Chicago
Eastern State Penitentiary
Frank Cline
Capone
Pennsylvania
St. Patrick’s Day
Fisher
New York
West Indies
Harrisburg
Duke Baseballers Trim Frosh 11 0
Duke coach Jack Coombs plans six days of practice for a 27 game schedule at Duke. He times sessions precisely with an alarm clock on the bench, with the first ring marking start and the second ring marking end.
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Durham
N. C
Jack Coombs
Duke
Connie Mack
Tme
Byrd action not binding on United States claims
Acting Secretary Cotton said American claims to lands discovered by Rear Admiral Byrd in the Antarctic cannot be binding on the United States even if Byrd announced he would not claim the territory. The State Department noted the government might press or relinquish claims later, independent of Byrd’s statements.
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Washington
Mar
Byrd
Antarctic
Cotton
United States
State Department
Dunedin
New Zealand
Great Britain
Byrd Party
South Pole
London
Jackson
Miss
Jamaica
State Board of Health
Mississippi
Alcorn
Winston
Forrest
Smith
Hinds
Holmes
Noxubee
Kemper
Newston
Lauderdale
Jefferson Davis
Underwood
Pirates Practice Game Rained Out in Paso Robles
The final scrimmage between regulars and reserves at the Pittsburgh Pirates training camp was canceled due to rain. Pitchers were deemed ready for the season opener against the San Francisco Seals in San Francisco on Sunday.
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Paso Robles
Calif
Pittsburgh Pirate
San Francisco Seals
San Francisco
Rain Delays Reds Game Yet Allows Workout in Orlando
In Orlando on March 15 showers halted a regular Colt practice game for the Cincinnati Reds but left manager Dan Howley able to run a demanding training session. The pitching staff did hour long conditioning on covering first base and infield drives followed by a hit and run drill and batting practice.
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Orlando
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Dan Howley
Howley
Frisch’s Layoff Extended a Week
Frankie Frisch will be the only Cardinal regular missing for the St. Louis exhibition with the Philadelphia Phillies in Winter Haven. Manager Street will give Frisch another week before use and may shift him to third base with Sparky Adams at second, Andy High in utility duties.
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Bradenton
Fla
Frankie Frisch
Cardinal
St. Louis
Philadelphia Phillies
Winter Haven
Street
Frisch
Sparky Adams
Andy High
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Marveil
Highfield
Payne
Walter
King
Cecil
Hayes
Sensenbach
Leonard
Spartanburg Sally League
Mary Williams
Mullins
S. C
Greensboro College
Mary
Chapel Hill Creeks
MR. Flatt
AL Capone
Capital Debuntantes
Fort Myer
Charlotte Childress
Phylis Hight
Henry
Col
Guy V. Henry
Fort Myer Cavalry Post
U.S
Charlie Hodgins
Texaco
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