Western Conference Track Meet Scheduled Here April 28
The Western Conference track meet will be held at the High Point high school field on Saturday April 28. Civic clubs sponsor the event providing medals. Teams from Winston Salem Greensboro Charlotte Salisbury Gastonia and High Point high will enter the meet. The Black Panthers track team opens its schedule this afternoon against the Davidson College freshmen and will duel with Winston Salem Greensboro and Charlotte along with Davidson freshmen.
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High Point
Wade Mariette
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Charlotte
Salisbury
Gastonia
High Point High
Natracketers
Davidson College
Davidson
Bobby Jones Favored For Masters Invitation Tourney Start
The 5000 Masters invitation tournament opens with Bobby Jones central to the show. Jones, a retired champion with four majors, returns to face strong pros led by Paul Runyan in a bid for the 1500 first prize at Augusta National. The field tees off at 10 am with Jones at 6 to 1 odds, paired with Runyan in the 0:35 start.
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Bobby Jones
Dillon Graham
Associated Press
Augusta
Mar
Robert Tyre Jones
Jones
Bobby
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Augusta National
Fights Last Night Card Ends in Draws Across Cities
In Brooklyn Vittorio Tamag nin from Italy drew with Al Roth of New York, each at 126 percent. In Beaumont Texas Gus Campbell of Miami Pla. drew with Al Saldano of Syracuse New York at 151 and 154 percent. In Milwaukee Tony Bruno of Milwaukee drew with Karl Ogren of Kenosha Wisconsin at 161 and 8 percent.
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Brooklyn
Vittorio Tamagnin
Italy
al Roth
New York
Drew
Beaumont, Tex
Gus Campbell
Miami
Pla
al Saldano
Syracuse
N. Y
Milwaukee
Tony Bruno
Karl Ogren
Kenosha
Wis
Triangular Meet Schedule with Duke Frosh and Civitan Carnival
A compact schedule lists events for a triangular meet including the Duke frosh and Durham high, the Western Conference, and a Civitan carnival in Greensboro. Key dates span March 22 in Davidson, March 29 in Winston-Salem, April 6 in Greensboro, April 13 at Chapel Hill, April 20 at Duke frosh in Durham, April 28 Western Conference in Greensboro, May 6 Civitan meet in Greensboro, and May 11 in Charlotte.
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Duke Frosh
Durham High
Civitan
Greensboro
Davidson Frosh
Winston-Salem
Chapel
Duram
Ere
Charlotte
High Point Team Opens Schedule With Four-Game Stand
Coach Marlette announced ten baseball games for High Point with a season opener against Thomasville High Today The schedule includes series with Winston Salem and Greensboro Four wins in the group determine which team earns the Conference championship berth against Gastonia High Mar 29-Thomasville date appears in the note.
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High Point
Marlette
Thomasville High
Winston- Salem
Greensboro
Gastonia High
Mar
Thomasville
April schedule notes for Trinity Winston-Salem Greensboro Spencer
The list shows Apr 4 Trinity here and Apr 6 Greensboro here with Apr 123 Spencer here. Apr 17 Winston-Salem there and Apr 20 Greensboro there. Apr 24 Winston-Salem here and Apr 27 Spencer there. Two games are pending with Mills Home.
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Trinity
Greensboro
Spencer
Winston-Salem
Mills
Grand National Set for Friday at Aintree
At Aintree the Grand National attracts 33 horses over four and a half miles with American entries well represented. Golden Miller, Dororthy Paget’s runner, leads the field at 11 to 1 on the eve of the 96th running, followed by Forbra and Really True at 15 to 1 and heavy American hopes Thomondil and Delaneige at 18 to 1.
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Liverpool
Eng
Aintree
Dorothy Paget
Golden Miller
F. Ambrose Clark
Whitney
M. D. Blair
Prince Cherry
State Teachers Meet Opens In Capital City
North Carolina's teachers gathered in Raleigh for the 50th annual meeting of the state education association. About fifteen hundred educators were expected for the three day event opening with a session tonight. Governor Ehringhaus and Dr. George F. Zook, U S education commissioner, were among the speakers on the program.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Education Association
Govenor Ehringhaus
George F. Zook
United States Commissioner of Education
Indians pin hopes on old park and pitching questions
Cleveland bosses back a return to the old league park for homers while Walter Johnson reshapes the staff. The holdout of star pitcher Wesley Ferrell shadows plans, with Lloyd Brown and Lefty Lee in the spotlight as possible anchors.
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New Orleans
Mar
Cleveland Indians
Municipal Stadium
Cleveland
Indians
Walter Johnson
Roger Peckinpaugh
Wesley Ferrell
Johnson
Ferrell
Knickerbocker
Hale
Cissell
Melliso
St. Louis Browns
Harley Ross
Trosky
Vosmik
Averill
Porter
Ross
Burnett
Kamm
Spencer
Myatt
Pytlak
Hudlin
Harder
Hildebrand
Connally
Clint Brown
Lloyd Brown
Lefty Lee
Monte Pearson
Americans Beat French Netters in Davis Cup Style Victory
The United States sealed the international team competition with a 69 game duel as Stoefen and Lott defeated Borotra and Boussus 2-6 12-10 4-6 6-3 11-9. Earlier Stoefen and Mangin beat Merin and Boussus in singles.
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New York
United States
France
Stoefen
Jean Borotta
Frank Shields
Andre Merlin
George Lott
America
Borotra
Boussus
Gregory
Mangin
Merin
Oldest Known Vegetable Cucumber Origin Story
The cucumber, unlike the tomato, is among the oldest vegetables with origins traced to India. It is noted as possibly originating in that region.
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India
State College Boasts 2-Man Track Team
Raleigh dispatch reports North Carolina State College fields two standout athletes Ray Rex and Milan Zorl as state and conference contenders despite no full team. They aim for Penn Relays on April 27 28 and forthcoming Southern Conference and state collegiate meets.
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W. Joynes Macfarlan
Raleigh
North Carolina State College
Ray Rex
Milan Zorl
State
The
Col
Zori
Durham
Mullis
North Carolina
Jenkina
Florida
R. R. Sermon
Wolfpack
Lloyd
Charlotte
Jim Fallon
New Jersey
John Apen
Steubenville
Ohio
Rex
Decatur, Il
Isits Etroin
Baseball Chatter and Exhibition Roundup Notes
Exhibitions across major leagues show St. Louis and New York edging rivals while Chicago and Cleveland post wins. Washington Senators prep in Biloxi with Johnny Stone delivering a strong two way game. Willis Hudlin returns to Indians lighter and ready to pitch.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
New Orleans
Buffalo
Coast Guard
Seattle
Senators
Biloxi
Miss
Washington Senators
Johnny Stone
Goose Goslin
Detroit
Yannigans
Braves secure first pre season win as Hogan homers
In St. Petersburg Frank Hogan celebrated his birthday by smashing four long drives for the Braves against the Cardinals. All four shots cleared the wall but went foul, keeping the scoreboard empty on the outfield blasts.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Frank Hogan
Braves
Frank
St. Louis Cardinals
Tampa Bay
Rumor Links Trade for Red Sox Lefty with Pinney Swap
Gossip suggests Boston Red Sox may trade a left handed pitcher to meet needs and acquire Lou Pinney the outfielder in exchange. The chatter centers on Bob Welland being moved to fill the left handed pitching gap and Pinney as the return for the deal.
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Bob Welland
Boston Red Sox
Lou Pinney
Mes Slugger Delivering as Phils Beat Dodgers in Spring
In Winter Haven Florida the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 3 to 2 as Ethan Alien scored the winning run on a bases loaded walk to Leslie Munns with two outs. Manager Jim Wilson had predicted Mes would break his scoreless streak during Grapefruit League play.
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Winter Haven
Fla
Jimmy Wilson
Phil Mes
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phils
Leslie Munns
Ethan Alien
Red Sox Face Cardinals in Bradenton Scrimmage
The Red Sox travel to Bradenton today for a game against the St. Louis Cardinals in a spring training matchup in Florida.
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RED Sox
Sarasota, Fla
Bradenton
Cardinals
Dodgers may seek Reds talks after Lopes holdout
In Tampa the Brook lyn Dodgers consider meeting Reds officials about salary demands. Lopes remains indifferent and replies that a conference in Orlando would only help if it yields his asked pay, otherwise he will stay in Tampa.
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Dodgers
Tampa
Fla
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Lopes
Quinn
Orlando
Mrs. Lawlor Reaches Semi finals in North South Women’s Golf
New Rochelle’s Mrs. J. J. Lawlor advances to the semifinals of the 37th North and South Women’s Golf Championship at Pinehurst. Lawlor, the tournament giant killer, beat Jane Douglas after earlier eliminating Jean Bauer, with Deborah Verry her semifinal foe.
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Worcester
Mass
S. F. Wadsworth
Pittsburgh
Aniela Gorczyca
Fort Worth
Tex
Charlotte Glutting
South Orange
N. J
Miss Glutting
J. Marvin Haynes
District of Columbia
Miss Gorczyca
Helen Waring
Pinehurst
Southern Pines
Reds Focus on Batting Practice After Defeat
Manager Bob O'Farrell vents frustration after Cincinnati Reds suffer a 6 to 4 loss to Columbus in the American Association and presses for more batting practice to improve offense.
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REDS
Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Columbus
Bob O'Farrell
Bordagary Poised to Push for White Sox Outfield Spot
In Pasadena reports state Frenchy Bordagary, just obtained from Sacramento, aims to win a Chicago White Sox outfield job. The piece notes his speed and potential impact if he reaches the majors. Also mentions George Stainback nicknamed Goldilocks by Cubs teammates amid rookie ribbing and on-field performance in Los Angeles.
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SOX
Pasadena
Cal
Speed
Frenchy Bordagary
Sacramento
Chicago White Sox
CUBS
Los Angeles
Chicago Cub
George
Tuck) Stainback
Stainback
Cub
Hornsby Leaves Browns Expecting Chance in First Division
Rogers Hornsby, manager of the Browns in West Palm Beach, quits saying they won’t reach the cellar. He now predicts the Senators and Yankees lead the league and believes with good breaks among new players a first division finish is possible for the Browns.
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Yvankpfes
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Yanks
Browns
West Palm Beach
Rogers Hornsby
Senators
Yankees
Cardinals eye Rothrock as potential regular in right field
In Bradenton Florida Jack Rothrock, who hit .347 last season and led the league in sacks, is playing superb defense and solid hitting and seems poised for retention by the Cardinals. If George Watkins stalls on a contract Rothrock would likely win the right field job. If Watkins signs Rothrock would likely be used against left handed pitching.
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Cardinals
Bradenton
Fla
Jack Rothrock
American Association
George Watkins
Rothrock
Watkins
Four Games Played In Junior Hi Room Tour
Four games were played yesterday in the Junior School class room tournament conducted by Coach Jim Lington. The finals will be held Friday afternoon with the Jewelry store trophy awarded to the champions. Room results show Room 212 lost by 12 to 10 and Room 211 defeated by 6 to 5. Room 115 beat Room 114 by 16 to 9, and Room 110 defeated by 6 to 4.
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Jimlington
Ger Jewelry Store
Owens
Biaveot
Svse Wesevees
Wees Kaster
Hanes
Greens Fives
Wees
Sens Woolard
Wood
tHee Bogof
Rosenbloom to Fight Marine Brown in Charleston Bout
Maxie Rosenbloom will meet Leroy Brown the Charleston marine in a non title heavyweight bout in Charleston South Carolina tonight Brown shows respect to Rosenbloom as he trains in town for the match.
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Maxie Rosenbloom
Battle Marine
Charleston
8. C
Leroy Brown
Toni
Brown
Maxie
Cucumber Mentioned in Old Testament History
A brief reference ties cucumbers to ancient history with a note that figures reach back 26 years. The item highlights the cucumber’s appearance in biblical contexts and its long historical footprint.
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