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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1935

Page

7

Wide Open Fight For Second Place In League

The article discusses a tight race for second in the league with Tigers favored to repeat, while rivals like Walter Johnsons Indians face disruption as Billy Knickerbocker’s appendix illness hinders the infield. It notes contenders and potential impact if infield cohesion breaks down.

Schoolboy Rowe Marvin Owen Billy Roi Goose Goslin Hankberg Tigers Ife Walter Johnson Cleveland Indians Billy Knickerbocker Atar

Baseball Predictions Highlight 1935 Season Hopes

The overhaul of Yankees and Indians signals strong races with speed over power. Red Sox reluctant to climb, Athletics and Senators seen as dark horses. Details on rosters, pitching, and key moves like Cronin and Foxx offer insight into likely divisions and threats.

Cleveland New York Yankees Yankees Pat Malone George Selkirk New York Babe Ruth Boston Red Sox Philadelphia Athletics Washington Senators Rogers Hornsby St. Louia Browns Chicago White Sox al Simmons Red Sox Wes Ferrell Grove Rube Walberg George Piperas Henry Johnson Jimmie Foxx The Athletica A’s Alex Hooks Fox Washington Bump Hadley Bob Burke Bucky Harris Cronin Red Kress

Owens Named Upon North Carolina Teachers Committee

Henry Grady Owens principal of High Point senior high school was appointed a member of a dominant committee at the North Carolina schoolmasters meeting in Winston-Salem. L. H. Rather of Houston Texas spoke and Clyde A Erwin was unable to attend due to urgent legislation. Greensboro will host next month’s meeting with Dr A P Kephart chairing the nominating committee along with John W Moore W H Cade and Paul F Evans.

Henry Grady Owens High Point North Carolina Winston-Salem Seasion L. H. Rather Houston Texas Clyde A Erwin Rather I. of Éducation Greensboro A. P. Kephart Mr. Owens John W. Moore W. H. Cade Colfax Paul F. Evans Lexington

Grand National winner Reynoldstown links US tickets to big payoff

Reynoldstown wins the Grand National at Aintree as four American owned tickets share a total prize of 670000. Ticket holders include Ray Gold of the Bronx Ann Goldberg of Philadelphia and Mabel Leitselman of Philadelphia. Thomond 2nd placed third with three US tickets each worth about 47600.

New York Reynoldstown Aintree Ray Gold Jessup Place the Bronx Ann Goldberg Rover &J Philadelphia Mabel Leitselman Olney Til North Monaker St

Asheville Rebuilds Ball Stands Ahead of Opener

Asheville city and baseball officials plan rapid reconstruction of McCormick field grandstand and bleachers after a late night fire destroyed the grandstand and Negro bleachers. White bleachers, refreshment stand, and business office were saved. Damages about 18000 with 7500 insured. Park to be ready for Piedmont league opener. Asheville Tourists train as a St Louis Cardinals farm club.

Asheville McCormick Field Asheville Tourists Piedmont League South Atlantic Association Asheville Club St. Louis Cardinal Chain

Thomasville Debaters Triumph in Triangular Contests

Thomasville debaters won the annual triangular meet with Reidsville and Burlington. Elizabeth Blair and A. C. Lovelace Jr. beat Burlington at Reidsville, while Helen Hinkle and Mark Lovelace defeated Reidsville at Burlington. Lois Johnson coached the Thomasville team.

Thomasville Reidsville Burlington Federal Air For Education Elizabeth Blair A. C. Lovelace Helen Hinkle Mark Lovelace Lois Johnson

Beard's death sentence commuted to life in North Carolina

Dwight Beard, convict in the Augustus Bounos murder, had his sentence commuted from death to life imprisonment by Governor Ehringhaus on the recommendation of four Supreme Court justices and the trial judge. Beard, a former North Carolina State College student, was captured after a string of society thefts and a prior murder conviction upheld by the Supreme Court in a 3-2 vote.

Raleigh Dwight Beard Ehringhaus Augustus Bounos Valdese Merchant Supreme Court Peard St. Paul Minn Beard Alvin Eller Spokane, Wash North Carolina Reard

Spain to Plant 600 Cherry Trees in Three Cities

Madrid Barcelona and San Sebastian will plant over 600 cherry trees imported direct from Tokyo. Barcelona will plant along Tokyo Street named during the 1930 visit of Prince and Princess Takamateu. Madrid and San Sebastian will place trees in public parks.

Spain Madrid Barcelona San Sebastiian Tokyo Japan Tokyo Street Prince Princess Takamateu San Sebastian

Five Thousand Workers Strike at São Paulo Packing Plant

In Brazil, about five thousand workers at a Sao Paulo packing plant walked off the job in a strike. The report notes labor action affecting operations and morale at the facility.

Sao Paulo Brazil

Deacons 10 Play Michigan State Wake Forest Preview

Wake Forest gears up for a March 30 clash with Michigan State at Gore Field. Coach John Caddell tests lineups including John Gaddy on the mound and Roy Myers behind the plate while Deacons field Patton Mitchell Gold Wall Morris in key infield and outfield spots. The Hawaii beach line appears as a stray note.

Wake Forest Michigan Gore Field John Caddell John Gaddy Doug Johnson Brax Rhodes Roy Myers George Hooke Porter Sheppard Lanky Flossie Patton Deacons Jules Mitchell Frank Clark Clark Preston Chappell Dallas Morris

Thedford's Black-Draught Advertised Medicine

Thedford's Black-Draught is a plant based bowel remedy for sluggish bowels. A customer from Jonne boro, Ark reports relief after taking Breck-Draught, noting better-regulated bowels and improved digestion after meals.

Thedford J. W. Dillard Jonneboro Ark

Beak of a Bird Grows Yet Wears Away with Use

A bird’s beak continually grows but wears down at the same rate from constant use, balancing growth and wear in a perpetual cycle.

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