Pointers Begin Training for Piedmont League Season
The Pointers started practice with 20 players plus manager Frank Kitchens and aim for about 30 before the season. They open next Monday against Wilkes-Barre of the New York Pennsylvania league, with two exhibition games booked.
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Apple Hard
Frank Kitchens
Fred Johnson
C. F. Frazier
J. Jallentin
H. B.sanford
Harry Metz
George Schmidt
H. P. Johnson
Tim Buckley
Moose Clabaugh
Jack Phillip
Clifton Fiooner
Pete Fister
Buford Denton
W. F E. Vaughn
J. J. Buggy
Joe Flouin
Mike Cebula
Peté Cebula
Jack Linley
Kitchens
Wilkes-Barre Baseball Club
New York-Pennsylvania
Wilkes- Barre
Wilkes-Barre
Uhioh
Earl Potterger
James O'Neill
William Quinn
James Keys
Thomas Dennehey
Walter F. Simpson
Albert Bashang
Jack Ernest
Mer
Rochester
Seven Year Old Crouch Recovers After Pin Swallowed
Mary Crouch seven year old daughter of T W Crouch of Reidsville is recovering after surgery to remove a safety pin from her bronchial tube. The pin was swallowed and the child was rushed to a Raleigh hospital for treatment.
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Reidsville
Mary Crouch
T. W. Crouch
Raleigh
Yale Names John M. Cates New Director of Athletics
John M. Cates, a former Yale All American end and noted track athlete, has been appointed director of athletics to succeed the resigning John T. Blossom. Cates has helped coach Yale football teams and previously led Bowdoin athletics.
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Yale
John T. Blossom
John M. Cates
Cates
Bowdoin Athletics
Panthers Fall 7-2 at Atlantic Christian in Wilson
High Point College lost 7-2 on the road as Atlantic Christian University pitcher Ronin Boykin held the Panthers to eight scattered hits. High Point got two runs in the second and sixth innings, while Little Christians scored in the second eighth and ninth. The Wilson game followed a 36 hole spring invite at Biltmore Forest with Harry Ehle leading after 18 holes.
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High Point College
Atlantic Christian College
Wilson
Ronin Boykin
Little Christians
Boykin
High Point
Panthers
Martin
High Point Ab
R . Po
A. McFagaen
Peg Madison
Cosh
Es Widua
Mafcin
Heath
Wittvsie
A.C
Riggon
ePaper
HOWE
Bpiriey
Whitley
Hill
Jones
Mattox
Balk
Knuckles
Tar Heel Baseball Prospects Debut at Chapel Hill
UNC fans viewed Tar Heel prospects for the 1927 season as a game with the Durham Piedmont League team was arranged at Chapel Hill with a return encounter scheduled in Durham tomorrow.
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Chapel Hill
Mar
University of North Carolina
Durham
Golfer Golden Wins Southern Open After Popcorn Bag Trap
John Golden of Paterson New Jersey clinched $4 000 first money in the Southern Open with a 289 72 hole total tied with Farrell after 18 holes of playoff The decisive moment came when a spectator dropped a popcorn bag in Golden's trap The ball was exploded and he eventually won by one stroke over Farrell with Bobby Jones having won the overall title and $1 750 for second place
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Atlanta
John Golden
Paterson
N. J
Johnny Farrell
Quaker Ridge
Bobby Jones
Bobby
Farrell
Golden
Advan
Tage
Newspaper chiefs blamed for neglecting real news
John G. Dawson, Kinston Democratic chairman and possible 1932 gubernatorial candidate, criticizes modern newspapers for overemphasizing crime and human interest stories. He argues papers ignore big government and business events and misjudge reader taste, citing front page sensationalism as poor news judgment.
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Raleigh
John G. Dawson
Kinston
Democratic Party
Dawson
Daddy Browning
Otto Wood
New England
State Anglers Tax Aims to Boost North Carolina Fisheries
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh March 29 Creation of a state anglers tax by the 1927 session marks a major step for sportsmanship says Wade H Phillips director of the department of conservation and development. Funds from the law will support propagation and protection of game fish in streams, with estimates of at least ten thousand dollars the first year. The move seeks to attract more sportsmen to North Carolina and expand hatchery capacity through existing and federal cooperation.
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Phillips
United States
North Carolina
Charlottesville Man Seeks Sightings Of Fire Ball Event
Charles P. Oliver of Charlottesville Virginia, president of the American Meteor Society, asks observers in eastern North Carolina to report a fire ball seen February 27. He seeks direction height and other data for scientific study in the south.
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Raleigh
Charles P. Oliver
Charlottesville
North Carolina
Oliver
American Meteor Society
Earth
South
Clause Allows Employer to Launder His Own Clothes in Detroit
A clause in a Detroit laundry union contract permits the employer to launder his own clothes provided he does not employ another shirt ironer and is not assisted by any other persons.
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Detroit
Textile stocks rise in weekly market report
In Gastonia on March 29 a regional market note reports the general average of 25 active Southern textile stocks closed at 110.76, up 24 4 cents for the week. The same list averaged 110.24 a month earlier, per R Dickson & Company figures.
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Gastonia
Southern Textile Mills
R. §. Dickson & Company
Cavalry Kitchenettes Bring Hot Army Beans Aboard
New field cooking outfits dubbed kitchenettes are issued for cavalrymen in western posts. Weighing 200 pounds, the foldable units pack on a horse in 30 seconds and provide full cooking facilities for a war-strength troop. A German ship on the Yangtse leaked, causing beans to swell and burst its decks.
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New York
Uncle Sam
War Department
Yangtse
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