Maryland Track Faces Weakness in Field Events This Season
Maryland coach Geary Eppley fields a sprinter loaded squad led by Earl Widmyer as he targets improved dashes and middle distances. The team plans rely on Lyle and Beers in jumps and hurdles while aiming to strengthen the shot put discus and javelin, with a schedule including VPI Richmond Navy Penn Relays Virginia Catholic University and Johns Hopkins ahead of the Southern Conference meet.
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Brunson
II Park
Maryland
Earl Widmyer
Geary Epey
Acern
Terps
Eppley
Ed Mh
Milo Sonen
North Carolina
Evans
Archer
Cronin
Frank
Bob
Tances
Doug Devendorf
Ashton
Beall
Bob Lyle
Willard Beers
Blacksburg
University of Richmond
Richmond
Navy
Annapolis
Penn
Philadelphia
University of Virginia
Catholic University
V. M
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Walter York to Speak at Colored Meeting Tonight
Walter York will address a mass meeting of colored people tonight at 8 o clock in the St. Mark M E church. A drama on Financial Independence Week will be presented as part of the Thrift club program.
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St. Mark M. EB
Thrift Club
J Nemo Toth Silhouette Artist At Paramount
The silhouette artist J Nemo Toth appears daily at the Paramount Theatre creating profiles of prominent High Point citizens. He offers two daily sessions with precise cut times and invites theatre patrons to watch future editions for more silhouettes and names. Greta Garbo stars in Queen Christina in today and Tuesday screenings.
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J. Nemo Toth
Paramount Theatre
Toth
the Paramount
Greta Garbo
Shirt buys spark rise of Panola salesman to governor
Edwin H. Boren, a former Panola County selling agent, wrote Gov. Frank H. Cooney a testimonial praising how a shirt sale helped him gain entry to the governor and launch a rapid business rise. The note credits the governor with a pivotal role in Boren's climb from salesman to purchasing agent for the county.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
CWA
Panola County
Texas
Frank H. Cooney
Edwin H. Boren
Relief chief orders cod liver oil for hungry kids
W. D. Tidwell head of the federal relief surplus corporation in Denver ordered a carload of cod liver oil to be distributed to relief agencies across Colorado after reports of malnutrition among children.
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Denver
W. D. Tidwell
Federal Relief Surplus Corporation
Colorado
Patience Rewarded in Atlanta Robbery Case
In Atlanta J. D. Merritt, long robbed, hired a rear-store watchman with a shotgun after two years of holdups. Last night a Black assailant confronted Merritt, but the watchman fired and wounded the robber, saving the cash.
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Atlanta
J. D. Merritt
Merrit
Ray Rex Named State Grid Captain for 1935
Raleigh March 19 Ray Rex a prominent football fullback and basketball guard at N C State was chosen captain of the Red Terror cage team for 1935 at a lettermen meeting Saturday night Rex also competes in track throwing the shot and plays outfield for the baseball team confirming his multi sport leadership role.
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Raleigh
Ray Rex
N. C. State College
Rex
Death Row Population Reaches 23 at Raleigh Prison
Two Forsyth county men George Keaton and James Brown join death row following recent executions, raising the state prison population on death row to 23. The record total now includes inmates convicted of first degree murder and burglary.
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Raleigh
Mar
State’s Prison
Forsyth County
George Keaton
James Brown
Hafey Back In Form Spurs Nationals Fear Yankees
Baseball round up notes Chick Hafey regaining form worries the Nationals who fear a Yankee surge. The day features results including Boston 7 Detroit 5 and New York 10 Boston 4 with challengers like the Reds hoping to end a slide. Transcripts mention Lefty Haynes and Don Conrads in notes about rookies and manager Grimm.
Giants face pitching shakeup as seven vie for two spots
In Miami Beach on March 19 the New York Giants announce seven regulars Hubbell Schumacher Parmelee Fitzsimmons Clark Luque and Bell will depart. Bill Shores Joe Bowman Al Smith Jack Salveson and Clyde Castleman compete for the remaining two berths among recruits.
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Giants
Miami Beach
Fla
New York Giants
Hubbell
Schumacher
Parmelee
Fitzsimmons
Clark
Luque
Bell
Bill Shores
Joe Bowman
al Smith
Jack Salveson
Clyde Castleman
Yankees Pitch Training Change Cited by Dixie Walker
Dixie Walker Sr says pitchers training methods have evolved over 20 years. He notes his son seeks an outfield spot for the New York Yankees and cites Gomez as an example of rapid camp adaptation.
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Yankees
St. Petersburg
Fla
Dixie Walker
New York Yankees
Gomez
Dixie
Washington
Dodgers Eye Herring as Potential Pitcher Picking Up Nods
In New Orleans Art Herring, despite a frail frame, has impressed Dodgers manager Casey Stengel with his pitching. Meanwhile the Indians face second base questions as Boze Berger shines in exhibition action against the Pelicans, batting .667 in yesterday's 5 to win.
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Dodgers
Orlando
Fila
Art Herring
New Orleans
Cleveland Indians
Boze Berger
Indians
New Orleans Pelicans
Reds Tampa Fia. Hafey returns to form with Reds win
Chick Hafey, bespectacled outfielder for the Cincinnati Reds, seems back to his 1951 batting form in a 3 to 0 victory over the Phillies. He started in center field for the first time this season, made four running catches, singled, and stole a base.
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REDS
Tampa
Fia
Chick Hafey
Cincinnati Reds
Phillies
Chick
Red Sox coast in Florida training game
Red Sox under Bucky Harris show a confident win in Sarasota against Detroit with strong baserunning and clutch hitting. They defeated three of Mickey Cochrane’s pitchers in the initial contest as Braves in St. Petersburg prepare for their day.
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RED Sox
Sarasota
Fla
Bucky Harris
Detroit
Mickey Cochrane
Banaski Versus Gardner Headline in Charlotte Show
Joe Banaski and Pinkie Gardner headline the Southeastern Wrestling bill at the Armory in Charlotte tonight. Promoter Irish Horan touted heavy advance ticket sales and predicted a great crowd for a match he called among the best in the game.
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Joe Banaski
Pinkie Gardner
Southeastern Wrestling Association
Armory
Irish Horan
Banaski
Gardner
Fonseca fuels White Sox with demand for Cubs win
Pasadena report says Lew Fonseca scolded his Chicago White Sox players for poor performance against the Cubs and ordered the team back to work, especially the pitchers, after promising a day off if they defeated Chicago.
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Pasadena
Calif
Cubs
Lew Fonseca
Chicago White Sox
Senators Board Sees Yankees and Red Sox as Nats’ Biggest Threat
The Washington senators board of strategy privately believes the New York Yankees and the re made Boston Red Sox will pose the most trouble for the Nationals.
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Senators
Biloxi, Miss
Washington Senators Board of Strategy
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Tigers Return to Training After Loss to Red Sox in Florida
The Detroit Tigers, returning to their Lakeland training base after a 7 to 5 defeat by the Boston Red Sox, studied their weaknesses and sought adjustments.
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Tigers
Lakeland
Fla
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Phillies Open Grapefruit Season vs Columbus Red Birds
The Phillies in Winter Haven Florida blanked in their first two exhibition games, then schedule a workout against the Columbus Red Birds aiming to bounce back in the Grapefruit League.
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Phillies
Winter Haven
Fla
Columbus Red Birds
Athletics Meet Cardinals in Fort Myers Exhibition
The Philadelphia Athletics travel to Fort Myers Florida to face the St Louis Cardinals in an exhibition game continuing the club’s 1934 schedule after the Sunday holiday break.
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Athletics
Fort Myers
Fla
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Browns Seek Fix as Offense Struggles Against House of David
West Palm Beach program reports manager Rogers Hornsby pushing a long batting drill to improve the Browns fragile attack after yesterday's game with House of David. Mike Janesko shut down the Browns with two hits.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Rogers Hornsby
House of David
Browns
Mike Janesko
Cardinals eye outfield balance as Mills heats up
The Cardinals in Bradenton Florida show brighter outfield prospects as Colonel Buster Mills from Rochester appears to have found his range and is viewed by experts as a serious contender for a steady job. The holdouts George Watkins and Ernie Orsatti remain unlikely to accept the salary offered.
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Cardinals
Bradenton
Fla
George Watkins
Ernie Orsatti
Buster Mills
Rochester
Arky Vaughan Sparks Pirates Past Hollywood Shrecks
Arky Vaughan lofted a homer over the right field fence for his third of the training season. He singled later and stole second then scored the winning run on a double by replacement second baseman Harry Lavaghetto as the Pirates beat the Hollywood Shrecks 4 to 3.
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Pirates Riverside
Calif
Lindstrom
Traynor
Arky Vaughan
Pittsburgh Pirate
Arky
Hollywood Shrecks
Harry Lavagetto
Horan Forecasts Banaski Title Defense In Wrestling Meet
Horan says Banaski will defend his Middle Atlantic wrestling title tonight against Gardner with Banaski favored. Gardner threatens the crown if he wins, while Horan believes Joe is too smart for Pinkie though Gardner could upset.
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Middle Atlantic Wrestling Association
Horan
Gardner
Banaski
Joe
Pinkie
Butler Man Uses Soldier Bonus to Pay Back Taxes
Louis H. Monfot, the first Butler resident to receive his share of Pennsylvania’s $50 million soldier bonus, used his $130 check to settle back taxes in a notable civic gesture.
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Butler
Louis H. Monfot
Seven Indoor World Records Posted at Madison Square Garden
Glenn Cunningham set a new world indoor mile record of 4 08.4 at Madison Square Garden, becoming two time record breaker in a season that produced seven world marks. The night also saw Bill Bonthron and Cunningham share a 1500 meters world mark of 3 52.2, along with new records by Keith Brown, Jesse Owens, John Collier, Joe McCluskey, and Charles Eischenbach in various events.
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Glenn Cunningham
Madison Square Garden
Universal
Gene Venzke
Cunningham
Bill Bonthron
Bonthron
Keith Brown
Yale
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Broad
Dehart Hubbard
John Collier
George Guthrie
Cincinnati
Joe McCluskey
Charles Eschenbach
New York Athletic Club
Junior College President Campbell Dies at 72
Dr. James Archibald Campbell died after a heart ailment, ending a career that built Buies Creek Academy into Campbell Junior College. He founded the school, served as president, and later led Campbell College until his death at Fayetteville hospital. He is survived by his wife Cornelia Pearson and three children, including Dr. Carlyle Campbell of Coker College.
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Buips Creek
James Archibald Campbell
Campbell Junior College
Campbell
Fayetteville
Archibald Neill Campbell
Harnett County
Buies Creek Academy
Campbell College
Buies Creek
Wake Forest College
Spring Branch Church
Coats
Cornelia Pearson
Elizabeth Lynch
L. H. Campbell
Carlyle Campbell
Hartsville
Coker College
Campaign planned to retain North Carolina sales tax
Durham March 19 Plans for a campaign to force retention of the sales tax will be laid out tomorrow at a meeting of the board of directors of the North Carolina Association of Real Estate boards.
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Mar
The
North Carolina Association of Real Estate Boards
Reds Center on Youth as O'Farrell Rebuilds for 1936
Cincinnati Reds under new owner Powel Crosley Jr and manager Bob O'Farrell push a mass spring signing drive in Tampa aimed at climbing from last place and building a pennant contender by 1936. They plan to rely on a core lineup and a wave of prospects while evaluating a pitching staff heavy with castoffs and aging arms.
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Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Powel Crosley
Bradenton
O'Farrell
Tony Piet
Adam Comorosky
Pirates
Red Lucas
Dizzy Vance
Daz
Giants
Red Legs
New Yorkers
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Chick Hafey
Jim Bottomley
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Don Brennan
Sylvester Johnson
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Fred Blake
Columbus
Walter Hilcher
Minneapolis
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Toronto
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Ray Kolp
Rock Island
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Piet
Mark Koenig
Sparky Adams
Les Mallon
Phillie
Adams
Gordon Slade
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Koenig
Joe Morrissey
O’farrell
Beattie Feathers
Tennessee
Stanley Bach
Kentucky
Hafey
Momorosky
Harry Rice
Johnny Moore
Cubs
Johnny Gill
The
Senators
Chattanooga
Runyan Sees Slim Chance Against Jones at Masters
Augusta March 19 Paul Runyan a young pro in the Masters field says his chance to win is normal and compares his form to Jones era. He notes he is playing steady golf and rates 12 to 1 or 14 to 1, modestly predicting his place beside Jones as rivals rate Jones at 8 to 1.
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Augusta
Paul Runyan
Jones
Runyan
Charleston
Bobby
Yau
Ar Sas
Charlotte Glutting Favorited To Win Pinehurst Tourney
May Orcutt withdraws as defending champion Englewood N J Charlotte Glutting East Orange N J becomes the favorite to win the North and 80 golf tournament at Pinehurst opening with 72 players in 18 hole qualifying. Seventy two contestants entered with 16 advancing to match play. Other notable entries include Marion Miley Helen Hicks Deborah Verry Edith Quier.
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Pinehurst
May Orcutt
Englewood
N. J
Charlotte Gring
East Orange
Miss Orcutt
Miss Glutting
Pinehu
Marion Miley
Lexington
Helen Hicks
New York
Deborah Verry
Abernathy
Helen Waring
Edith Quier
Stoefen Plans South Swing for Davis Cup Bid
New York reports Lester R. Stoefen, newly crowned indoor champion, will tour the south and southwest to campaign for a Davis Cup berth. He will play two singles and one doubles on clay in the France versus United States intercontinental contests, then enter the Atlanta and Hilton invitation events, followed by Pinehurst and White Sulphur Springs before returning to New York.
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New York
Lester R. Stoefen
Nis
Southwest
Stoefen
France
United States
Pinehurst
N. C
White Priar Springs
W. Va
York
Sermon Endorses Three-Point Baskets for Game
Coach Ray Sermon of a North Carolina college backs three point shots arguing a mathematical value difference between on floor baskets and those from the charity line. He notes many courts have ceilings too low for arched shots and 12 foot baskets may help.
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Ray Sermon
N. C. College
Dr. F. C
Phog) Allen
University of Kansas
Allen
Sermon
Executors Notice for Emma B. Gray Estate Guilford NC
Executors Jerome and Gray notify all claimants to file within March 12 1935 or be barred. Debtors urged to pay promptly. Notice dated March 12 1934 by W G Jerome and Fannie Gray executors.
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Emma B. Gray
Guilford County
North
Saie
W. G. Jerome
Fannie Gray
Emma B. G
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