Presbyterian College wins southern intercollegiate relay title
In a tight relay finish Presbyterian College claimed the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association championship with a final relay win by inches. Oglethorpe Mississippi College and Georgetown followed as top scorers with 25, 25, and 19 points respectively while Brady of Louisville set a high jump record and Edmonds of Transylvania topped the pole vault.
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Presbyterian
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Oglethorpe
Georgetown College of Kentucky
Furman University
Brady
Louisville College
Robinson
Georgia Tech
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Hamel
Centenary
Edmonds
Transylvania
Ritchie
Berry
Wright
Southwestern
Price
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Hogrefe
Adams
Green
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Hawkings
Powell
Ketchum
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Allen
Wood
Templeton Presbyterian
Thomas Mills Wins Ragged Contest Over Tomlinson 16 15
Thomas Mills edged Tomlinson Chair 16 to 15 yesterday afternoon in a rough game marked by misplays on both sides. Bailey, Young, Clodfelter, Sechrest, Smith, Jones and Hay worth are listed among participants. The item also notes regional tornado activity with high frequency and casualties.
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Thomas Mills
Tomlinson
Thomas Millis
Tomlinson Chair
Bailey
Young
Clodfelter
Sechrest
Smith
Jones and Hayworth
Columbia Varsity Crew Wins Childs Cup Regatta
Columbia's varsity crew defeated Princeton by four lengths and Pennsylvania by ten in the feature event on Lake Carnegie. The boat swept all four races in the annual Childs cup regatta held today in Princeton, N J with strong performances from Columbia.
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Princeton
N. J
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Lake Carnegie
Freshman and JV Races Highlight Day’s Track Events
The day’s events include the freshman, junior varsity and lightweight races as part of a full meet. Read Enterprise want ads for results.
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LALA
Cat Eyes Glow in Darkness Contrary to Common Belief
The essay notes that cats, like dogs and sheep, have eyes that reflect light to appear glowing in dim conditions. It clarifies that cats cannot see in total darkness, requiring at least some light to detect surroundings.
Colonials Split Doubleheader With Greensboro
Greensboro and Salisbury split a baseball twin bill with Greensboro winning 3 2 in game one and Salisbury defeating Greensboro 8 1 in seven innings in game two. Key players include Kahdot R Jones Rimmer and Turner for Greensboro and Smith Galloway Ufema for Salisbury. The contest featured multiple double plays and notable pitching by Turner Ufema Barnes and Jones. The waste forest land comparison closes the report.
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Omalley
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Colonials
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War’gton
Huffman
Health superstitions and the shift to scientific medicine
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains how medieval theriacs hid foul odors and tastes behind hopes of curing disease. He notes modern medicine uses targeted drugs in tasteless forms to yield specified physical effects, from digitalis to analgesics and anesthetics, without reliance on odor.
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Morris Fishbein
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health
Science of
Pharmacology
Southern Conference Tennis Doubles Final Set for Tomorrow
In New Orleans on May 11, Tulane pair Maurice Bayon and Clifford Sutter will face Vanderbilt duo Donald Cram and Holland McTyeire in the Southern Conference doubles championship, delayed by rain with a singles match also disrupted. Both Tulane players are from New Orleans as rain postpones today’s schedule.
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New Orleans
Maurice Bayon
Clifford Sutter
Tulane
Donald Cram
Holland McTyeire
Vanderbilt
Bayon
Sutter
Harvard Dramatic Club to stage new show dancers Peggy Swann and Robert Wallstein
Peggy Swann of Radcliffe college and Tampa Florida with Robert Wallstein of New York will perform in the Harvard Dramatic club's upcoming production. The notes describe a playful eastern brand of terpsi chore as part of the show.
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Radcliffe College
Tampa
Fla
Robert Wallstein
New York
Harvard Dramatic Club
Sutter Wins Narrowly As Rain Halts Match
Sutter won the first set 11-9. The second set began with Bayon leading 4-1 before rain interrupted play.
Fireman Hats Trend On Beach In Paris Summer
Fireman's hat becomes a summer shade nickname with longer back brim. New wide brim styles flare back from the face echoing Cheyenne models. Decollete back beach and sport dresses popular as wide brims protect the neck and shoulders from sun blistering.
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Paris
Industrial hospitals in the United States count 169
The survey shows 169 industrial hospitals in the United States with a total capacity of 7 290 beds.
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United States
Konjola Promises Rapid Health Renewal at High Point Drug Store
Konjola boasts fast action from 32 ingredients attacking root causes of stomach liver kidney and joint ailments. The Konjola Man at Main Drug Store 105 South Main Street High Point shares patient stories including Ernest Bean of Thomasville who reports rapid relief from indigestion constipation and fatigue after two bottles.
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South Main Street
High Point
Ernest Bean
Thomasville
Mkonjola
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