Stengel Captures Fans as Brooklyn Skipper Returns
Casey Stengel swiftly endears himself to Brooklyn fans with a confident plan for 1935. The Dodgers field Van Lingle Mungo and Al Lopes on strong pitching and catching, while William Watson Clark seeks a fifth start and Emil Leonard shows promise.
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Mickey Cochrane
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Tampa
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William Watson Clark
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Giants
Larry O'Doul
Sam Leslie
Mungo
Emil Leonard
Portsider
Johnny Babich
San Francisco
Ray Benge
Robert Logan
Indianapolis
Linus Frey
Laesile
Tony Cuccinello
Joe Stripp
Len Koenecke
Hawk
Danny Taylor
Buzz Boyle
Bordagaray
White Sox
State Takes Over Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad Plan Nears Completion
Governor Ehringhaus says state controlled corporation will operate the Atlantic and North Carolina railroad with Washington approval expected soon. Funds for Morehead City port improvements are earmarked, and a separate operation budget has been approved with final draft edits to be sent to Washington. Federal PWA allocations total about five hundred thousand dollars for Morehead terminals plus another one and a half million dollars referenced.
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Injury Jinx Hits Panther Pack And Takes Two Stars
High Point college baseball suffers losses as Sherrill leaves for St. Louis Cardinals and Isley undergoes appendectomy. Wright injures throwing arm, threatening weeks out. Coach Yow remains optimistic, drills freshmen pitchers Harris Brinkley Rudisill and others to build a strong hitting, fielding, base running team. Rudisill is slated to start the opener vs Springfield, then a state game next Friday in Thomanville.
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Dorsett
Grigg
Koontz
Yow
Springfield
Thomanville
Rotary Club
Annual City Wide Kite Meet at Blair Park Friday
Judges named for the third annual city wide kite tournament set for 3 30 p m at Blair Park Friday afternoon. Four events include 100 yard dash altitude race artistic kite and messenger race with prizes for first second and third in each. No boy may enter more than two events.
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Margaret Hauser
Clark
T. W. Andrews
Ernest Jones
EB. T. Harrison
H. A. Millis
High Point Debating Contests Delayed To March 28
High Point high school tri angular debate teams postpone preliminaries from Friday to Thursday due to State Education association meetings. Local boys Edward Stirewall George Crowell Jack Stout Joe Wilson will debate Winston-Salem and Greensboro teams. Finalists go to Chapel Hill April 11 12 for the Aycock cup.
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High Point High School
Winston-Salem
State Education Association
High Point
Greensboro
Edward Stirewall
George Crowell
Jack Stout
Joe Wilson
Mise
Julia Watson
United States
North Carolina
High School Debating Union
Chapel Hill
Harbor Improvements Await War Department Funding
Readers learn the war department has allotted funds for harbor improvements contingent on terminal construction. Officials indicated that the project depends on completion of the proposed terminals and related infrastructure.
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War Department
Davidson Golfers Open Season Against North State
Davidson March 1 1935 The Davidson golf team coached by Doc Newton opens its season next Friday against the North State aggregation on the Carolina club course in Charlotte The lineup includes Charles Ross from Charlotte Charles Hamrick from Gaffney William H Snow of High Point and Ralph McClelland of Atlanta Newton expects a stronger squad than last year.
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Carolina Club
Charlotte
Charles Ross
Charles Hamrick
Gaffney
Willaim H. Snow
High Point
Ralph McClelland
Atlanta
Newton
Wildcat
Anti-marriage Clubs Formed by Chinese Girls
Groups of girls in major Chinese cities form anti-marriage clubs pledging to die by their own hand rather than wed. The stance reflects fears that marriage makes women servants to husbands and denies autonomy.
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China
Spring Training Camp Chatter and Lineup Notes
Dodgers optimistic on rookie Tom Baker as farm club figures fill Bravesfield capacity. Red Sox head to Clearwater and St Pete for two day trip. Athletics hold final spring drill in Fort Myers before southern tour.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Braves
St. Petersburg
Fort Myers
Giants-clearing injuries slow comeback as Moore exits early
The New York Giants' sidelined players near return, but Joe Moore’s comeback faltered after four innings against the Red Sox yesterday. Moore left the game early with renewed trouble, joined by Mel Ott who had also returned to action.
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Red Sox
Broaca Proves His Shape for Yankee Workouts
Johnny Broaca former Yale pitcher shows he is in shape for hard work with the Yankees, indicating readiness for spring training and competition.
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ST. Petersburg
Pia
Johnny Broaca
Yale
Yankees
Babe tops baseball magnate in latest tally at Braves
BARE STILL TOPS, PETERSBURG. The Babe to be the master appears magnate of all baseball, with Disey's Dean & close second. The statistical-minded at the Braves.
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Dean
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Braves
Pitcher trouble haunts Phillies as Tigers held to eight runs
Phillies manager Wilson worries over a weak pitcher as Detroit's eight runs came on 15 hits while Philadelphia managed nine runs on 13 hits in a recent exhibition. Cardinals beat Babe Ruth’s Braves and shift focus to Bill Terry and the Giants. Rogers Hornsby faces Burnett dilemma as Johnny Burnett hits .412 in five exhibitions but flunks defensively.
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Bill Terry
Giants
Burnett
West Palm Beach
Pla
Rogers Hémsby
Johnny Burnett
Sox Play Hollywood in Pacific Coast League Series
Los Angeles hosts Chicago White Sox in a two game series with Hollywood as the opponent in the Pacific Coast League context.
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Hollywood
Los Angeles
Chicago
White Sox
Klein To Substitute In Cubs Part Time Role
Oakland report says Chuck Klein, who cost the Cubs about $100000, likely will be used as a part time player this season. The note suggests a shift in his role rather than a full return to starter status.
Giants Infielder Reported to Cleveland Indians
A Giants infielder was reported to have been traded or assigned to the Cleveland Indians yesterday in a move affecting both clubs and their rosters.
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Giants
Cleveland Indians
Campbell Likely To Make Next Speed Run In Utah
Daytona Beach report says Sir Malcolm Campbell may skip another 300 mph attempt at the beach. Bluebird reached 190 mph after a bump and Campbell plans a Utah run in July if weather permits, with crates prepared for England.
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Daytona Beach
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Washington
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Majestic
Bluebird
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Sunday School league teems up for seventh round clash
The Sunday School league schedules seventh round play tonight with six matches listed from 6:30 to 9:00. Top contenders Friends and Reformed meet at 7:00 in a potential title clash, while Green Street faces Calvary at 7:30 and Ward Street versus Wesley Memorial at 8:00. Standings show Friends and Reformed as leaders at 8-1 and 6-0.
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Reformed
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Farlow
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Calvary
Ward
Weasley Memorial
First Christian
South Main
First Baptist
Methodist Protestant
W. L. Pet
G. St. Baptist
Wesley Memorall
Episcopal
Ward &J.M
South Main M. E
Christian Ok
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First Reformed
Ward St
M. E
Carolina Tennis League Organized With Five Teams
The Carolina Tennis league includes five cities with High Point among members. Other clubs are Raleigh Durham Greensboro Choeton Salem and possibly Salisbury or Lexington. H Hassinger of Raleigh elected president and F L Holroyd named secretary treasurer at a Greensboro meeting. Schedule will open on.
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Durham
Greensboro
Choeton-Salem
Salisbury
Lexington
H. Hassinger
F. L. Holroyd
Aiken Dog Trials End With Doone and Whiskaway Sharing Honors
Shore's Mary Doone and Whiskaway led the seventh annual Aiken field trials in South Carolina. Doone, owned by J. F. Carlisle, took first in the Palmetto open stake and second in the Aiken open puppy stake, while Whiskaway, owned by C. E B. Gaines, won the Aiken open puppy stake and placed third in the Palmetto. Home Run Dixie Dan, owned by Miss Claudia Phelps, also scored in both events. Lucy, owned by Levanon Kennels, and Dr. Jack Rose, owned by Dr. J. D. Longshort, also placed in the Palmetto and Aiken stakes respectively.
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J. F. Carlisle
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Allendale
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Claudia Phelps
Phelps
Palmetto
C. L. Prickett
St. Matthews
Lucy
Levanon Kennels
Alberteville
Ala
Mack McGrad
Union Springs
Jack Rose
J. D. Longshort
Montclair
N. d
Crangle
Elon Alumni From Two Counties Meet In Burlington Friday
Elon College telegram reports Alamance and Guilford counties will gather at Burlington First Christian Church Friday for a county alumni banquet. Dr Stanley C Harrell of Durham, Elon graduate and minister, to speak to more than 1 000 alumni alongside several presidents and local officials.
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H. M. Rowland
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Leon E. Smith
Eton College
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Stanford Hosiery Mills
Brandy Used by English Mothers to Ward Off Colds
In rural England, mothers reportedly wash their children's heads with brandy to prevent colds, a practice noted as common in near rural districts.
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England
Pullman Car Weight Estimates Revealed
Average weight of a Pullman car is about 72 tons with multiple cars sharing similar loading figures across lines. The data reflect standard configuration and axle distribution used in dining lounge and sleeper models.
Picard And Revolta Lead In Charleston Open Golf
Johnny Revolta and Henry Picard tie for the first round lead in the $3,000 Charleston Open at Wappoo course. Revolta shot 68 with 35-33, Picard 68 with 34-34, in a 105-player field. Witty Cox, Willie MacFarlane, and Harold McSpaden carded 69 or 70 while Paul Runyan posted 75.
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Jag) McSpaden
Kansas City
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White Plains
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