Carolina Wins Greensboro Track Meet Big Tar Heels Take Ninth State Title
University of North Carolina dominates the state conference track and field meet in Greensboro with 76.4 points, narrowly eclipsing NC State and placing Duke, Wake Forest and others. Charlie Farmer stars in sprints while four records fall including 440 yard dash and 880 yard run. High Point College finishes last among six colleges. Charlotte leads in Civitan high school relay events.
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Bradwell-on-Sea church's dramatic reuse over centuries
From a cathedral turned church at Bradwell-on-Sea England to a lighthouse and finally a barn, the building’s transformation reflects changing coastal needs and architectural adaptation across eras.
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Liska Falls as Browns Break Tie to Beat Cubs 4 2
Washington May 3 AP Liska pitched six innings before Braxton relieved him in the seventh. St Louis broke a 0 0 tie by pushing two runs across, then added a final in the eighth to win 4 2. The Browns added a late score after Braxton took the mound.
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Baseball scores and highlights from multiple games
In St Louis Washington, Judge and Melillo homered, Liska took the loss as St Louis won 4-2. Waite Hoyt earned his first win for the Yankees in a 5-3 victory over Chicago. Philadelphia edged Detroit 6-5 on Al Simmons two RBI double. Cleveland came from behind to beat Boston 6-5, Denton Hodapp and Regan among those driving runs.
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Rube Eldridge Heads Amateur Team at Glenola
Rube Eldridge, known as the Duke of Opero, leads a crack amateur squad at Glenola for summer sandlot play. They beat Sophia 14 to 11 in a wild game. Eldridge did not pitch. Glenola lineup featured Sauvage, Davis, Eldridge, Bowman, Gray, Steed, Ward, Harris, with sixteen hits in the contest.
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Cubs Win 1-0 on Friberg Error in Tenth
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 1 to 0 as Barney Friberg boots Hornsby’s roller with a double play in the 10th inning. Root doubles to move winning run to second. Heathcote Sigman and Root listed for two base hits. Umpires Donahue Pfirman Klem. Time 1:52.
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Meadowbrook Golf Course to Open May 16 in High Point
High Point prepares to formally open Meadowbrook Golf Course on May 16. The course at Willard farm on the High Point Greensboro highway is nearing completion. An exhibition match is planned for opening afternoon.
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J H Wood Wins First in Blind Bogie at Country Club
Twenty two entries competed in the men's blind bogie at High Point Country Club inaugurating the spring and summer golf program. J H Wood posted 82 to win, R Hunt placed second, and a three way tie for third with 79 included L H White A Parker and C J Schwein.
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Local Youth Sets Civitan Records At Greensboro Meet
Harry Williamson of Point high school starred in the Civitan track meet in Greensboro. He set new Civitan marks in the mile in 4:47.8 and the half mile in 2:05.8, leading High Point to third place as Charlotte won and Greensboro finished second. Absence of Moffitt due to a sprained arch hindered the locals.
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Pickett Mill Bas lldowned Slane in opener 11 to 8
Pickett Mill defeats Slane 11 to 8 in the opening game as Blue and E Jones split the pitching duties for Pickett with eight strikeouts each. Queen and Roper spark the defense while home runs go to Ray and E Weston.
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Mobile Nashville and Memphis Win In Southern Loop
NEW ORLEANS May 3 The Pelicans scored three runs in the fifth to overcome a two run deficit and whip the Atlanta Crackers 4 to 3. Atlanta .001 200 000 for three runs on ten hits while New Orleans .001 030 00x plated four with six hits. Oldham Wingo Johnson Earnhardt Mondino appeared for the Pelicans.
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Bears defeat Barons 9 to 4 in Mobile game
Mobile Bears down Birmingham Barons 9 to 4 as Hasty Campbell and Gibson, Pipgras Dyer Pate and Hill contribute in a high scoring contest played in Mobile.
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Kelly Pitches Chicks to 2-1 Victory Over Lookouts
Memphis won 2 to 1 as Kelly pitched for the Chicks against Chattanooga. Chattanooga scored in the first and Memphis pushed across runs in the eighth and ninth. Decatur, Knott and Bolton handled the Chattanooga battery while Kelly and Yelle finished on the mound for Memphis.
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Nashville Volunteers Rally For 5 2 Win At Little Rock
Nashville used a four run fourth inning to erase a 2 0 deficit and beat Little Rock 5 2. Bendett and Kreuger teamed for Nashville while Moen and Shinault handled the Little Rock catching duties.
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Duke Loses to Middies in 10 Inning Battle
Annapolis Md May 3 Navy left fielder Fitzgerald tripled after one out in the 10th to score Englehart from first and break a seven all deadlock as Duke and Navy battled to an 8 to 7 final in extra innings.
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Notable Description of Germs in Early Microbiology
The article explains influenza germs appear blue under the microscope while pneumonia forms resemble strings of pale sausages and scarlet fever germs look like ropes of scarlet rings. It conveys early scientific observations of microbe shapes and staining.
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