Inter scholastic girls track meet set for Saturday at college field
Seven schools entered the third annual meet at High Point college with about 100 competitors. Teams include Charlotte Central Denton Alexander Wilson Concord Waynesville High Point and Louisburg. Events cover sprints hurdles jumps throws and relays with medals and cups for top performers and the winning school. Admission is free and awards precede an evening college dramatic club entertainment.
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College Athletic Field
High Point College
Charlotte Central High School
Denton
Alexander Wilson
Concord
Waynesville
High Point
Louisburg
Charles Brooks
Hart Campbell
Herbert Strickler
Riley Litman
Clyde Pugh
Chas
Robbins
Charles Amick
Bruce Yokely
Henley
Yarborough
Lindley
Max Bones Loving
College Dramatic Club
Disturbing Atmosphere Toward Reparations Debates
Paris May 10 A somber mood settled over reparations talks as official British condemnation of a portion of the Young compromise proposals highlighted the rift among negotiators. Winston Churchill’s Commons statement underscored but did not alter the deep disagreements the settlement must bridge.
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Paris
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Marine life protection law covers Scripps coast
A state law protects the sea front at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla California due to the endangered status of many marine species in Pacific coast waters.
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Pacific Coast
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
la Jolla
Calif
Memphis Chickasaws Lead Southern League After Recent Games
Memphis Chickasaws held the Southern Association lead for a day after New Orleans beat them 6 to 5 in the opener of a crucial series. Atlanta Cracker s topped Birmingham 9 to 3 as Little Rock fell to Mobile 353 to 2 and Nashville shut out Chattanooga 4 to 0.
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Atlanta
Memphis Chickasaws
Southern Association
New Orleans
Tennessee
Atlanta Crackers
Birmingham
Little Rock
Mobile
Nashville
Chattanooga
Macon
Charlotte
Greenville
South Atlantic Association
Asheville Tourists
Augusta
Macon Peaches
Bill Marlotte
Tyger
Spartanburg
Spartans
Harold Stafford
Asheville
Knoxville
Columbia
Trippe
Comets
Montgomery
Selma
Lions
Jacksonville
Tampa
Columbus Foxes
Pensacola
Back Decoration Trends in Daytime Attire
The article notes a fashion shift toward simple fronts with lingerie hints, while the back features intricate handings, insets and tuckings. It describes a black crepe gown with a narrow yoke forming a one inch back panel, belted at the waist and joining the skirt’s yoke.
Trackmen arrive for 8 1 AA meet at Presbyterian College
Southern intercollegiate athletic association meet draws 17 colleges to Presbyterian College for a full day of events. Notable entrants include Presbyterian College with top relay squads, Mississippi College, Georgetown College, LSU Normal College, Transylvania lone entry Charlie Edwards in multiple jumps, Farmen University, Southwestern, Louisville, Howard, Kentucky Wesleyan, Louisiana College, Mercer, Millsaps, Chattanooga, Oglethorpe, Centre and Birmingham Southern. Georgia coaches will oversee the start and officiate. No preliminaries scheduled.
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Clinton
South
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Presbyterian College
Mississippi College
Georgetown College
Louisiana State Normal College
Charlie Edwards
Transylvania College
Farmen University
Southwestern
University of Louisville
Howard
Kentucky Wesleyan
Louisiana College
Mercer
Millsaps
University of Chattanooga
Oglethorpe
Centre
Birmingham-Southern
Stegeman
Georgia
Alexander
Georgia Tech
Major League Leaders May 9 Highlights
National batting leaders include High Cards .431 and Stephenson 30 hits for the Cubs. Frisch of the Cards tops doubles with 9, while Ott and Gehrin include homers and pitching stats show Malone 5-0 for the Cubs and Uhle 5-0 for the Tigers.
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Frisch
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Pirates
Ott
Giants
Flowers
Robins
Malone
Jamieson
Indians
Gehringer
Tigers
Heilmann
McManus
Alexander
Blue
Browns
Gehrig
Yanks
Fonseca
Averill
Johnson
Uhle
Yankees Strike Hitting Stride In 7 3 Win At Browns
Yankees surge back from a slump by pounding Sammy Gray for eight hits and Ed Strelecki in eight innings, boosted by Lazzeri’s sixth inning homer to beat the Browns 7 3 at Sportsman's Park. Athletics also win 9 2 in Chicago as Earnshaw keeps pace.
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Associated Press
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Sammy Gray
Ed Strelecki
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Phillies
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Kenneth Ash
Hendricks
Rockefeller Institute Funds Aurora Observatory in Norway
The Rockefeller Institute finances a northern Norway project to establish an observatory for studying the aurora borealis, signaling active support for space and atmospheric research in the region.
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Rockefeller Institute
Norway
Improved golf ball to debut in U S next year
New York May 1960. The United States Golf Association announces an improved golf ball to be introduced nationwide on January 1, 1931. It weighs 1.55 ounces and measures 1.68 inches in diameter, larger and lighter than the present 1.62 ounce ball, promising easier play for the average golfer.
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New York
United States Golf Association
Minni boxers duel with draws and decisions
In Hudson Wisconsin and Fort Snelling Minnesota results show Soldier Duan and Al Marx drawing while Davy Atlers of St Paul outpointed Jack Rawleigh of New Richmond Wisconsin in six rounds.
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Hudson
Wis
Duan
Fort Snelling
Minn
al Marx
Minneapolis
Drew
Davy Atlers
St. Paul
Jack Rawleigh
New Richmond
Mulligan Stars At Davidson Meet In Wild Panthers Loss
Davidson hosts High Point College in a final track meet of the season. Ralph Mulligan led the Panthers with 15 points but High Point prevailed 94 to 31 amid multiple events led by Lafferty and Mulligan across sprints and distance races.
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High Point College
The
Wildcats
Davidson
Davidson Wildcats
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Ralph Mulligan
Panther
Collegians
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High Point
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Neel
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Wilkinson
Ely Davidson
Creech
Brock
Ely
Goodwin
Flashes of Life and Social Trends Across Continents
In New York Henry Ford argues crime stems from poor diets and urges clergy to educate on food mixtures or invite experts. Paris reports cocktail excess blamed for illnesses among the well to do, with decline in the working class. New York notes the army will use talkies for training under Major Prosser. Innsbruck describes realistic war scenes where Tyrolean peasants fight effectively, illustrating historic resistance to Napoleon.
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Henry Ford
Red Book
Paris
George Guillian
French Academy of Medicine
Walter KE. Prosser
Pictorial Service
Society of Motion Picture Engineers
Innsbruck
Austria
Law Institute Attendance By University of North Carolina Faculty
Dean Co. T. McCormick and Profs. M. T. Van Hecke and R. H. Wettach of the University School of Law are in Washington for the American Law Institute meeting. They will return on Sunday.
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Chapel Hill
Co. T. McCormick
M. T. van Hecke
R. H. Wettach
University School of Law
Washington
American Law Institute
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