Panthers Open Season With Hanes Knitters in Winston-Salem
High Point College Panthers head to Winston-Salem to face the Hanes Knitters in the season opener on a nineteen game schedule. Coach Virgil Yow plans seven veterans and two rookies with Hal Yow Bruce Jenkins and Seymour Franklin likely to work three innings each on the mound.
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High Point College
Panthers
Winston-Salem
Hanes
Virgil Yow
Hal Yow
Bruce Jenkins
Seymour Franklin
Dick Rozzelle
Washington, D. C
Hilliard Nance
Hugh Hampton
Elmer Cashatt
Charlotte
Stanley Berg
Burke Koontz
Sam Fowler
Pilot Mountain
Ed Greeson
Arthur Griswald
Mickey Cochrane
Two former winners enter Imperial Steeplechase at Aiken
Aiken South Carolina March 22. Two former Imperial Cup winners headline a 13 entry field for the Imperial Cup Steeplechase 2 1 2 miles over hurdles to be run tomorrow afternoon. Bachelor Philip owned by F Ambrose Clark and Masked Knight owned by Pete Bostwick are the former champions. Other races on the program include the Fermata and the Aiken Steeplechase along with flat events and the first season trotting races. Notables among owners include Louis E Stoddard John Hay Whitney Richard K Mellon and Tommy Hitchcock.
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Aiken
S. C
Bachelor’ Philip
F. Ambrose Clark
Pete Bostwick
Masked Knight
Louis E. Stoddard
John Hay Whitney
Richard K. Mellon
Tommy Hitchcock
Exhibition Baseball Matches Across Florida and California
Baseball exhibition schedule lists games in Sarasota Hollywood St Petersburg and other sites. Matchups include Boston St Louis Chicago Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia Cleveland and more with several games rain delayed or called.
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Sarasota
Fla
Boston
St. Louis
San Bernardino
Calif
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Petersburg
New York
Hollywood
Philadelphia
Columbus
San Antonio
Tex
Toledo
Los Angeles
Winter Haven
Detroit
New Braunfels
Plant City
Buffalo
Newark
Ontario
Pac
West Palm Beach
Cleveland
Rochester
San Francisco
NCAA May Approve Convex Backboards for Basketball
James W. St. Clair, chairman of the NCAA Basketball Rules Committee, expects no major changes this year but says convex backboards may be approved. The committee meets next week in Kansas City to discuss the proposal.
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Dallas
James W. St. Clair
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Kansas City
Guilford Choir Plans Home Concert and Spring Tour
Guilford College a cappella choir presents its home concert in Duke Memorial Hall at 8 p m led by Dr E H F Weiss A new piece I want to be Ready by Nobel Cain debuts then the group sails Saturday March 23 for a spring tour through Tennessee Kentucky Indiana Illinois Ohio West Virginia and Virginia with stops in Chicago and Evanston Ill The piece notes Prohibition enforcement costs in the U S near one million dollars monthly.
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Guilford College
Chicago
Evanston
Ill
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Chatham Enters National AAU Women's Tournament
In St Joseph Missouri on March 22 first round games will be held in the city auditorium after a roller derby evacuation. Twenty two teams including defending champion Galveston Anicos are entered and a 32 team bracket is expected. Pairings to be set Sunday when Mrs. Irvin Van Blarcom arrives. Other entries include the Chatham Millers from New Mexico.
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ST. Joseph
City Auditorium
Galveston
Tex
Anicos
Irvin van Blarcom
Wichita
Kas
Chatham
N. M
Millers
Mysterious flooding delays Panamanian cargo ship at port
The 295 foot Panamanian faced unexplained flooding at the dock delaying its first voyage to British ports. Investigators favored accidental water ingress through a portside fueling door over sabotage as officials loaded cargo to lighten the vessel amid ongoing independent inquiries.
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Baltimore
Federal Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation
Marine Inspection Bureau
Insurance Company
Arnold Bernstein
Panamanian
The Story of Democracy in 1940s era press release
A reporting note from The Enterprise outlines democracy themes in the 1940s, distributed by NEA Service. It frames civic participation and national governance during wartime pressures, with focus on public engagement and constitutional processes.
Guilford College Elects May Queen And Campus Leaders
Guilford College students filled 54 campus offices in the annual elections held yesterday and today. Maxine Teague was chosen May queen, with Kathleen Leslie maid of honor, and Myra Glickman Barbara Hamlin Priscilla Palmer and others named for the May court. Officers include editors and managers for the Guilfordian Quaker and women's and men's student governments and athletic groups.
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Guilford College
Maxine Teague
Kathleen Leslie
New York
N. Y
Myra Glickman
Bronx
Barbara Hamlin
Gardiner
Priscilla Palmer
N.Y
Victoria Stableford
Leonia
N. J
Mary Laura McArthur
Lumberton
Mary Gray Coltrane
Annie Evelyn Powell
Jonateen Hodgin
Robert Register
Greensboro
Guilfordian
Toby Laitin
Flushing
Armstead Estes
Perrine Bilyeu
Quaker
Robert Rohr
Terafly
Francis Fowler
Charlotte
Hazel Monsees
Southmont
Grace Beittle
Pawtucket
R. I
Evelyn Pearson
Archdale
Sadie White
Franklin
Harrison Nace
Red Hill
Robert Wilson
William Grice
Stanley
Men’s Athletic Association
Milton Hines
Winston Salem
David Parker
High Point
Mary Ruth Kimrey
Jamestown
Woman's Athletic Association
Dolly White
Walnut Cove
Virginia Hill
Margaret Jones
Winthrop
Bernice Merritt
Chappaqua
Frances Johnson
Frances Neese
Pleasant Garden
Helen Louise Brown
Woodland
Frances Fanning
Edna Earle Edgerton
Seven Springs
Dorothy Surface
Margaret Anderson
Rural Hall
Cross Word Puzzle Across Clues Listed
Horizontal clues list with definitions for a vintage crossword puzzle including terms like Pictured valuable white coated beast and Indian gateway, plus standard words such as novice and reverence. Answers align to classic crossword vocabulary across common length entries.
Furry Beast Puzzle Clue List and Answers
A partial puzzle grid lists numbered clues with various word fits from Ell to Morindin by. Across entries include animal terms and fabric or object names, while vertical clues cover items from riddle to driving command and regional terms.
Democracy Awakens After Dark Ages Reign Ends
A historical overview argues the Dark Ages were real until the rise of Charlemagne and the Roman church state. It traces the shift from imperial policemen to feudal rulers and the birth of a twofold governance under pope and emperor guiding Europe.
Peculiar Coincidence in Cairo World Bridge Match
McKenney describes a 1922 World Bridge Olympic hand where all South players matched par by discarding in spades after a trump sequence. The declarer reasons about suit lengths, infers spade honor split between West and East, then leads spades from dummy to force the king and later ducks to allow the ace to drop.
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Cairo
Egypt
Declarer
West
East
Cloudy Easter Forecast Across Regions
Weather forecasters expect umbrellas to stay home on Easter with only a fifty fifty chance of wet bonnets in the deep south. Clouds dim colors in the southeast and far northwest, while the southwest and northeast should see brighter skies though the northeast may feel unseasonably cold.
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Washington
Deep South
Forrest Shuford predicts good business for state
Raleigh March 22 Forrest A Shuford state labor commissioner says 1939 was a very good business year and 1940 is starting out better in employment and wages. He expects continued improvement unless unforeseen developments arise and notes Europe could upset North Carolina trade and conditions.
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Raleigh
Forrest A. Shuford
Europe
North Carolina
Prominent Republican Shoots Self in Greenville Garage
Joseph A. Tolbert, noted South Carolina Republican and former U S attorney for the western district, was found dead in his garage at 1415 Augusta Street at 7 15 a m. Coroner George W McCoy ruled death by his own action. Tolbert was a nephew of Joseph W Tolbert of Ninety Six, a Republican national committeeman.
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Greenville
S. C
Joseph A. Tolbert
South Carolina
United States
Western District
Augusta Street
George W. McCoy
Tolbert
Joseph W
Tieless Joe) Tolbert
Ninety Six
Horton Opposes Diversion Of State Highway Funds
Lt Gov W P Horton Democratic gubernatorial candidate told Rotary Club that funds should not be diverted from state highways. He urged systematic development of secondary roads for school buses farm to market R F D routes and other needs alongside major highways.
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West Jefferson
W. P. Horton
Rotary Club
North Carolina
What Family Service Did What Family Service Did
A visiting housekeeper was provided to relieve Mrs. C of housework. A student dietitian offered and accepted services. The dietitian designed affordable regular and special diets and assisted Mr. C with budgeting to cover all needs except milk. Milk was supplied by the agency for two months.
Fights Last Night Across Cities Highlight Pro Boxing
In Hollywood Jimmy Garrison outpointed Toby Vigil while Harrisburg saw Irish Bob To land dominate Bobby Bennett and Aiken hosted Tommy Keine stopping Battling Vitt. The bouts featured lively action with judges scoring key decisions and knockdowns shaping the results.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Jimmy Garrison
Kansas City
Toby Vigil
Los Angeles
Harrisburg
Bob Toland
Atlantic City
Bobby Bennett
Baltimore
Aiken
S. C
Tommy Keine
Savannah
Battling Vitt
Tampa
Fia
Wrestling Results From Hartford and Milwaukee Arenas
In Hartford Ernest Hefner from Texas defeated Marvin Westenberg of Tacoma in two falls to none. In Milwaukee Maurice Tillet of France beat Gus Sonnenberg of Chicago in straight falls.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Ernest
Dutch) Hefner
Texas
Marvin
Shadow
Credit Union League to Meet in Durham on April 6
The board of directors of the North Carolina Credit Union League will meet in Durham on April 6. An Englishwoman, Mrs. Sage became the first woman to ascend in an aircraft, joining Vincent Lunardi in a balloon on June 29, 1785.
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Credit League
Durham
The
North Carolina Credit Union League
Sage
Vincent Lunardi
Gravely backs retirement plan for North Carolina workers
In Smithfield on March 22, L L Gravely, a Democratic gubernatorial candidate, urged a state wide retirement system for all state employees. He pitched a plan for school teachers and workers of the State Highway and Public Works Commission, arguing the federal government requires pensions from each industry and the state should not do less.
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Smithfield
Rocky Mount
L. L. Gravely
Kiwanis Club
Highay
Public Works Comision
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