Backfield Job Rumor Ties Furman Return To Alma Mater
Rumor says Furman University offered June Scott the backfield coach position after his first year at High Point High School. Scott, former Furman back and captain, coached a five win four loss High Point squad and is away with players visiting Furman. terms and confirmation unavailable.
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Furman University
Greenville
D. C
Piedmont High Schools
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A. P
Dizzy” McLeod
South Carolina Baptist Institution
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Bison
Charlotte High
Lakeview
Palmetto State
Hurricane
Allstate
Dizzy McLeod
Furman Flash
Harry Bolick
Presbyterian College
Warner
North Carolina
June Scott
The
Baptist School
Butterflies Have Taste Organs in Their Legs
A zoological note explains that butterflies locate flavors through taste receptors located on their legs. This sensory feature helps them assess potential food sources as they perch on plants.
Oldsters Versus Youth Shape White Sox Narrative
Chicago White Sox roster analysis highlights veteran ex MLB names like Luke Sewell and Ted Lyons, alongside younger targets such as George Rensa and Vic Frasier. The piece critiques coast and league comparisons, noting NL ex-players and age averages around 28 with Lyons at 41, framing a “young man’s trail” for the team.
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Chicago
White Sox
Pacific Coast
Sporting News
Luke Sewell
Brooklyn
Oldsters
Comiskey- Sox
George Rensa
Sewell
Philly
Sox
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Major League Exhibitions Contested in California and Los Angeles
At Ontario, California, Chicago A defeated Los Angeles 13 to 3 with a 9-14-3 line while pitcher Herring and batters Dobernic Dietrich Ren sa and Tresh contributed. In Los Angeles, Pittsburgh N beat Chicago N 6 to 9 as Tobin Bauers Brown and Mueller led a 11-3 effort.
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R.H.E
Chicago
Los Angeles
Herring
Dobernic
Dietrich
Rensa
Tresh
Berry
Liebe
Stefani
Collins
Sueme
Pittsburgh
Tobin
Bauers
Brown
Mueller
Berres
Root
Russell
Mancuso
Baker
Durham High Captures Title at Duke Durham Invitational
Durham High School, unbeaten in 48 games, won the first Duke Durham Invitational with a 34 to 20 victory over Eastern High of Washington DC. The title clinch came as Durham High dominated the game in Durham, March 18.
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Durham High School
Washington, D. C
Postman Home Falls as Faction Fighter Wins Sandhills Cup
In Pinehurst on March 18, Faction Fighter ridden by S. Watter edged Bunnee Boy by four lengths to win the Sandhills Challenge Cup over three miles of timber. Postman Home with Willie Jones fell during a neck and neck stretch, two riders were unseated, and three of five starters finished. Bunnee Boy and Little Mountain placed second and third, Captain Bill led briefly but fell.
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Paul Mellon
Frank M. Gould
Willie Jones
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Geoffrey Laing
Southern Pines
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Stewart Spilman
the Plains
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M. T. Mayo
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Aiken
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New York
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Noction
Reginal Sinclaire
Kansas City
W. Hayhurst
Carless Knight
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Toronto
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Brush
Sailor's Knot
Marion DuPont Scott
Camden
Pittsburgh
S. Watter
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G. A. Laing
Amishville
M. Macy
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Frank M
E. Jennings
By the Sword
M. B. Metcalf, Jr
Providence
R. J
R. Woolfee
Torcheen
Walter T. Nothgrave
Midland
Enterprise
J. Magee
P. Randolph
FE. Kennedy
Belaverne
Richard Floyd
W. Leonard
Better Brook
Reginald Sinclaire
Land of Rheims
Rosemary Byrne
P. Pyrne
N. T. Mayo
J. E. Ryan
C. Hibson
Lynn Eye
E. A. Russell
West Haddon
G. H. Bostwick
Newark Bears roster shows strong Yankee farm system ties
Newark March 19. The Newark Bears list 27 players with 12 former college stars signaling the Yankees farm system taps campuses for talent. Dukes Duke Barley and Corbitt plus Fordham Tony DePhillips join CCNY Lou Hale and Long Island University alumnus Marius Russo among others.
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Yankee
George Barley
Duke
Marcus Beddington
Mississippi
Tony DePhillips
Fordham
City College of New York
Lou Hale
John Bittner
Brooklyn College
Ed Levy
Rollins College
Herman Blackwell
Alabama
Claude Corbitt
Norman Branch
Texas
Steve Peck
St. Lawrence University
Marius Russo
Long Island University
Buddy Blair
Louisiana State
Panthers Schedule Tough 1939 Football Slate at High Point
High Point College released a heavy 1939 football schedule by Athletic Director C. Virgil Yow. The Panthers meet Elon Lenoir Rhyne Catawba Appalachian Guilford and Western Carolina’s Teachers College in conference play with six league foes and two night games. Wofford visits October 28 in Spartanburg while William and Mary Emory and Henry return to face the Panthers at home.
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Panthers
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Catawba
Appalachian
Guilford
Western Carolina
Teachers College
Woffor College
Spartanburg
D. C
Palmetto
South Carolina
William and Mary
Emory and Henry
Virginia
High Point
Millis
Lenoir Rhyne
Hickory
Salisbury
Wofford
Greensboro
Greenville
Cullowhee
B T U Officers Complete Successful State Conference in Asheboro
Asheboro hosts two day Baptist Training Union conference with over 400 attendees from across the state plus specialists from Nashville. Dr Clay Hudson urges adults lead the march while Mrs Aurora Shumate discusses provisions for children and C Aubrey Hearn notes youth moral challenges. Rev Nathan C Brooks praises growth of training units and future plans.
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Nathan C. Brooks, Jr
State Baptist Training Union
Nashville
Tenn
Clay Il. Hudson
Hudson
Aurora Shumate
C. Aubrey Hearn
Nathan C. Brooks
Brooks
Health board sponsors syphilis school at Duke
Durham March 18 A post graduate course on the management of syphilis will be conducted at Duke University next weekend under sponsorship of the state board of health and the university. Nation's authorities on the disease will be among the speakers. Members of the medical profession from across this section are expected for the two day program opening Friday morning and continuing until noon Saturday.
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Durham
Duke University
State Board of Health
Rankin Memorial Church Schedule of Services
Rankin Memorial Methodist Protestant Church holds Sunday school at 9 45 led by J A Lee superintendent Preaching at 11 and 730 by Rev Edward Suits Christian Endeavor at 630 Prayer meeting Wednesday at 730 with place to be announced for the prayer gathering
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J. A. Lee
Edward Suits
Christian Endeavor
Steel Mills Use Saplings To Stir Molten Metal
Report notes an unusual practice where saplings are used in steel mills to agitate molten metal and help lower the carbon content of the produced steel.
World’s Largest Piano Accordion Highlighted
A German instrument claims the title of the world’s largest piano accordion with a range of 1328 notes, drawing attention from music enthusiasts and collectors.
Chamber predicts tax cut would boost federal revenue
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States says lowering the federal income tax rate would raise government revenue when paired with proper application methods. It urges a realistic tax revision focused on recovery and growth rather than deterring business expansion.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber
Wake Forest Players Named to All-NCAA Team
Captain Jim Waller and Boyd Owen of Wake Forest were chosen as forwards and center on the all NCAA basketball team by sports writers. The selections followed the eastern division tournament where Wake Forest was eliminated in the first round by Ohio State.
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Philadelphia
Jim Waller
Boyd Owen
Wake Forest
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Hull
Ohio State
Owen
Nugent
Villa Nova
Baker
Governments Weigh Insurance for Business Loans at Capitol
A push to energize business at the capitol features a plan to liberalize credit for small and new enterprises. Congress members aim to consolidate bills and hold a full public hearing. Senator Logan predicts a government insured loan program via existing banks and expects action this session.
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The
Securities Commission
Monopoly Investigating Committee
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Mead
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Allen
California Oak Holds Geyser Spouting From Roots
A California oak tree reportedly emits a geyser of water from its roots, attracting curiosity as locals document the unusual natural phenomenon and speculate on its cause and longevity.
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St Louis Beats Yankees 7 to 6 in St Petersburg Card Game
The St Louis Cardinals edged the New York Yankees 7 to 6 in St Petersburg. Joe Gordon drove in runs for the Yankees, while Bill Knickerbocker tripped in a key tally for New York late.
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Bump Hadley
Joe Beggs
York Yankees
Joe Gordon
Yanks
Bill Knickerbod
Bill McGee
Charley Wer
R. New
Ortiz Sparks Senators To 4 3 Exhibition Win Over Del
Orlando report says Roberto Ortiz a 21 year old right hander from C hurled three scoreless hitless innings in the Senators opening exhibition, adding a hit and scoring the tying and winning runs as Washington defeated Del 4 to 3. Hutchinson Eisenstat and Parsons joined Carrasquel Haynes Oriiz Ferrell Giuliani in the line.
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Washington Senate
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Senators
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Washington
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Eisenstat
Ted Parsons
Carrasquel
Haynes
Oriiz Ferrell
Giuliani
Red Sox Rally Past Reds 6 4 Behind Bagby Win
In Sarasota Jim Bagby held Cincinnati to four runs in five innings as Boston erased a deficit to win 6 to 4. Foxx swung a triple and single driving in runs, and Tabor turned a key double play to end a Reds threat. The birth to maturity note follows in the text.
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