Browns Strengthen Lineup With Senators Trades
The St. Louis Browns trade with the Washington Senators to overhaul their roster for the 1933 season. Manager Killetfer cites improved defense and added outfield and catching depth led by Sam West Carl Reynolds Lloyd Brown and Sam West. The club aims for sharper fielding while trimming to 23 players by May 15 with added reserves including Muddy Ruel and Benny Bengough.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
St. Louis Browns
Toms
Washington Senators
West Palm Beach
Browns
Bill Killetter
Lefty Stewart
Goose Gostin
Fred Schulte
Senators
Lloyd Brown
Carl Reynolds
Sam West
Killefer
West
Reynolds
Bruce Campbell
Rick Ferrell
Art Scharein
St. Louis
Burns
Melillo
Levey
Lin Stort
Todd Gullie
Debs Garris
Southpaw
Stewart
Irving
Bump) Hadlye
George Blachelder
Lloyd
Russell White
Newark
N. J
Muddy Ruel
Benny Bengough
Demonstration Clubs Plan District Meet
Lexington hosts a conference where Forsyth home agents and federation leaders map a Sixth District Federation meeting. Delegates from Rowan Surry Forsyth Davidson Davie and Yadkin counties will attend the district session in Salisbury on April 4.
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Lexington
Sixth District Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs
Elizabeth L. Tuttle
Forsyth County
R. J. Whitman
Forsyth County Council
Nannie Sue Johnson
Sixth District Federation
Mamie Nell Whisnant
Rowan Home
Robert Patterson
District Federation
W. A. Shuping
Rowan County Council
A. D. Davis
Salisbury
Rowan
Surry
Forsyth
Davidson
Davie
Yadkin
Deep River News Sees Strong Attendance at Monthly Meeting
Deep River church hosts a well attended monthly meeting with a lively business session. Local residents visit with relatives and guests from High Point Guilford College Winston road and Greensboro areas including Ruth Wood Frances Williams and Doris Smith among others.
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Deep River Church
Ruth Wood
Frances Williams
Charlies Boling
Rutledge
High Point
Mia
Frank Allen
Smith
Guilford College
Route 1
T. J. Jones
Doris Smith
Greensboro
Lester Davis
Raymond Sheen
David Farlow
Macy Borum
J. R. Sullivan
Winston Road
Charlie Carmichael
Assembly Meeting Called In Asheboro
An Asheboro notice invites Randolph County residents to an Assembly at the Court House on Saturday March 18 at 2 30 PM. The meeting aims to gather citizen views on vital local issues with Representative N C English and State Senator Henry Ingram invited to attend and hear discussions.
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Cped ML
Crrenrnige
Asheboro
Court House
North Carolina
Randolph
Pable
N. C. English
Henry Ingram
Cattle And Horses Use Tails As Fly Swatters
Farmers note that cows and horses frequently swat flies with their tails, a common behavior observed on rural farms. The handy tail action helps calves and livestock stay comfortable during warm days in pastures.
Carolina Stars Receive Awards at UNC
At Chapel Hill on March 16 the University of North Carolina athletic council awarded 27 athletes with varsity monograms. Percy Idol won the unlimited title at the Southern Conference tournament, Wilmer Hines earned his third basketball letter, and captain Levinson from Waterbury was the sole third-time boxing monogram recipient.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
The
Athletic Council
Charlies T. Woolen
Percy Idol
Anoth
Wilmer Hines
Stuart Aitken
Charlotte
Earl Beale
Wilmington
Ivan Grace
Harrisburg
Morrie Long
Monroe
George Brandt
Washington, D. C
Stuart Chandler
Durham
Dave Henry
New Bern
Dave McCachren
Vergil Weathers
Shelby
Columbia
8. C
Levinson
Waterbury, Conn
Furchess Raymer
Statesville
Nat Lampkin
Peyton Brown
Vanceboro
Platt Landis
Cliff Glover
Newman, Ga
Normant Quarles
Hendersonville
Sam Giddins
Brooklyn
Frank McIntosh
Brevard
Tom Parsons
Greensboro
High Point
Thad Hussey
Tarboro
Clarke Mathewson
Raleigh
Morton Hiller
Jim Spell
Red Springs
Mac Auman
West End
P. P. Davis
Goldsboro
Ariindo
Cate
Edwin B. Kerr
Clinton
J. T. Barnard
Philadelphia
J. H. Patterson
Ben Jeby Favored To Beat Dundee In Titular Contest
New York March 16 Ben Jeby is a 7 to 5 favorite to defeat Vince Dundee in a 15 round middleweight title bout at Madison Square Garden Dundee who beat Jeby twice trails on record but Jeby is younger and on the rise The undercard features Dutch middleweight Step Klaveren vs Baby Joe Gans and Frankie Battaglia makes a comeback after losing to Dundee.
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New York
Vince Dundee
New York State
Ben Jeby
Jeby
Frankie Battaglia
Madison Square Garden
Marcel Thil
France
National Boxing Association
Gorilla Jones
Step Klaveren
Holland
Baby Joe Gans
California
Cunningham Takes Mile Race Easily
Glenn Cunningham, a Kansas University junior, won the Madison Square Garden Knights of Columbus indoor meet in 4 minutes 12 seconds. He defeated his rival Gene Venzke of Pennsylvania, finishing two seconds off Venzke’s world indoor record.
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New York
Mar
Glenn Cunningham
University of Kansas
Cunningham
Knights of Columbus
Madison Square Garden
Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
Venske
S. C. Teachers In Annual Convention
Teachers from all parts of the state gather in Spartanburg for the South Carolina Education Association annual convention opening session. The event starts at noon and runs into tomorrow night with holidays ordered at many schools to allow attendance.
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Spartanburg
South Carolina Education Association
Sour milk removes rust from white goods
A reader notes that sour milk can remove rust stains from white appliances and suggests using the dairy product as a cleaning agent. The tip emphasizes an inexpensive home remedy for rust on washing machines and refrigerators.
Moratorium on Basketball Meets Draws Debate
A columnist advocates asking the President for a moratorium on basketball tournaments. After the Mid-State meet at High Point College, enthusiasm for the indoor game appears low despite the event fostering better high school relations. Officials consider hosting the meet again next year despite questions about finances.
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High Point College
Boston Bulldog
Popeye Fame
High Point
Campbell Prepares for Southern League Umpiring Season
Wintering in High Point Campbell, owner of a North Main Shell station, readies for the Southern Association umpire schedule. He plays daily golf and trains hard while promising to share behind the scenes stories from the league. Harry Johnson, an experienced SIU umpire, faced a tough Mobile game before a doctor met him postgame.
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Bick Campbell
High Point
Shell
North Main Street
Southern Association
Bick
Southern
Rick
Harry “Steamboat” Johnson
South Atlantic
Mobile
Underscored Rivalry Sparks Grim Talk After Game
A bruising contest leaves participants reflecting on bad luck and fatal outcomes. The doctor jokes about undertakers while noting the team endured heavy pressure and tough play from Steam boat in a harsh, high tension moment.
Cy Simmons Aims For Multiple Piedmont League Clubs
The article traces Cy Simmons of Columbia 8. C. from his claim to operate Winston-Salem in the Piedmont league to ambitions in Columbia and Charlotte. He also sought High Point, but was blocked at the Piedmont league session when others took the Charlotte club.
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Cy Simmons
Columbia
8. C
Winston-Salem
Piedmont
Charlotte
High Point
Unclear meeting plans delay Henderson baseball club control
The speaker telephoned to say he would miss the meeting and shift burden to another. He asserted responsibility for the Henderson club and its league placement. The outcome depends on Mr Simmons next Wednesday when he may offer a $750 forfeit to organize the league and gain control of the club.
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Henderson
Simmons
Beer Bill Spurs Big Spending as Legislation Nears Approval
The brewing industry is pouring millions into campaigns as the beer bill approaches passage. States differ on legality with 13 states permitting sale pending federal action, while others push bills or maintain prohibition. New York eyes rapid action to begin sales once Washington approves.
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Missouri
New Jersey
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
California
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Montana
Maryland
Delaware
Arizona
New York
Salonen
Gov
Lehman
Your Children Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
An essay argues parental influence on children must rise as sports and social activities pull youth away from home. It praises wholesome activities but warns that group life fosters standardized thinking and erodes individual happiness, predicting a drift toward mass thought and reduced maternal influence.
Mrs Peterman to Be Tried in Charlotte in April
Mrs Ruth Peterman will face trial in Charlotte during the week of April 17 charged with murdering her husband R L Peterman Southern Public Utilities executive at their home several weeks ago.
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Charlotte
Ruth Peterman
R. L. Peterman
Southern Public Utilities
General McCloskey to Speak in Charlotte
General Manus McClosky, commanding at Fort Bragg, will address reserve officers in Charlotte tomorrow night.
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Charlote
Manus McClosky
Fort Bragg
Beavers Signal With Tail Slaps On Water
Beavers use their tails to slap the water surface to signal and steer while swimming. This tail action helps them communicate direction and maintain balance during movement in their aquatic environment.
Ruth May Request 56 000 For Season Talks
Babe Ruth and Col Ruppert remain apart over salary with Yankees offer at 50 000 and Ruth musing on 56 000 while Gal lendeau discusses the matter. Charley Jamieson eyes a Cleveland comeback and Donie Bush studies Philadelphia Athlete practice games as spring exhibition play opens. Gabby Street uses eighteen pitchers in Cardinals first exhibition win over Athletics.
Local bowling meet ends with 107 pin win for men
The Lucky Strike men beat Asheboro 107 pins. Cecil led locals with 155 in a single game and 359 for the set. Marquin led Asheboro with 350. Hart led locals with 260 and Swing led the winners with a 273 set. The ladies lost by 21 pins.
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Asheboro
Cecil
Marquin
Hart
Baker
Clifton
Rickert
Bowman
Frasier
Harvey Covcee
Story
Morgan
Ferree
Cubs Name Billy Herman Lead-Off Man Again
Los Angeles March 16 AP Billy Herman who hit the first hit and scored the first run in the 1932 World Series has clinched the lead-off position for the Cubs again.
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Los Angeles
Billy Herman
Cubs
McKechnie Overestimates JV Versus Yankees as Braves Defeat
In St Petersburg on March 16 AP reports manager Bill McKechnie believed his junior varsity could beat the Yankees, yet the Boston Braves won 8 to 7. Sarasota noted Red Sox and Cardinals began exhibition play as Gabby Street moved the Cardinals from Bradenton to the opener. Winter Haven covered Philadelphia’s Athletics and Phillies grapefruit league clash. Biloxi reported Washington Senators hitting power emerging after 17 hits in a 13 to 2 win over Atlanta.
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Brandenton
Fla
Gabby Street
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Philadelphia Athletics
ST Petersburg
Frs
Bill McKechnie
Yankees
Boston Braves
Sarasota
Red Sox
Bradenton
Winter Haven
Philadelphia
Athletics
Phillies
Biloxi
Miss
Washington Senators
Clark Griffith
Atlanta
Yesterday's Results From Baseball Games
Associated Press reports yesterday's scores across leagues. St. Louis, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Chicago, Washington, Atlanta, Hollywood, Pittsburgh and Oakland appearances show varying outcomes. Key results include New York 8 over Boston 7 and Chicago 13 over Chicago 7.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Atlanta
Hollywood
Pittsburgh
Oakland
Schedule of intercity games across multiple venues
Today brings a slate of exhibition matches in Florida New Orleans and California with teams from Boston St Louis Cleveland New Orleans Philadelphia New York Chicago Pittsburgh Portland and Hollywood facing various city and park venues including Gara sota Winter Haven and Los Angeles. The list shows A and N designations for home and away and includes PCL affiliations as part of the lineup.
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Boston
St. Louis
Garasota
Fla
Cleveland
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Winter Haven
Frs
New York
Pla
Chicago
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Portland
San Francisco
Hollywood
Randolph Not To Hold County Court
Asheboro bar recommends skipping the two week Randolph county civil term set to start March 20 to save money. Clerk Rufus Routh notes civil costs at least 600 dollars weekly, totaling 1200 to 1500 dollars saved. Judge Wilson Warlick of Newton will still preside over the criminal term beginning April 3.
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Enterprise
Asheboro
Mar
Randolph County
Rufus Routh
Randolph
Wilson Warlick
Newton
Warlick
Conference ends today in Winston-Salem YWCA details
The conference of Y W C A representatives from North Carolina Virginia and West Virginia begun here yesterday will end tomorrow in Winston-Salem.
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Winston-Salem
Con
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
John Huff Advanced To Rank Of Captain In Retirement
Washington March 16 A High Point North Carolina man has been advanced on the retired list to his wartime grade of captain U S A retired He rose to captain as an emergency officer during the World War and was then reduced to non commissioned rank upon retirement The announcement cites promotions on the retired list under an act of Congress and notes no increase in retired pay due to the economy act
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Washington
N. C
War Department
John Huff
Congress
Hughes Sentenced To Serve Six Months In Road Work
Hughes of Davidson County was sentenced to six months on the county and state roads after conviction for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He gave notice of appeal and bond was set at 200 dollars. Adam Grubb of Boone township faced a Peeping Tom charge but pled guilty to trespass with judgment continued for two years on good behavior and costs.
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Lexington
Co. E. Hughes
Davidson County
Hughes
Adam Grubb
Boone Township
Hoover heads home to California after Chicago stop
Former President Herbert Hoover packed his bags for the trip from New York to California with secretary Lawrence Richey. He planned to depart this afternoon, stay Friday night in Chicago, and continue to California Saturday.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
California
Lawrence Richey
Chicago
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