Cubs Seek Shortstop as Jurges Leaves Active List
Chicago scouts searched for a new shortstop after releasing 38 year old Jurges from the active list. The Cubs eye a deal for Marty Marion of St Louis while speculation links Joffre Cross Buddy Kerr Eddie Miller and others to possible trades. Jurges played for the Cubs from 1931 to 1938 and finished 1945 as their top shortstop before moving to a coaching role.
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Portsmouth and Richmond Grid Victors
The Portsmouth Pirates routed Newport News Builders 41 to 6 in a Dixie pro football game at Portsmouth. In Richmond, the Rebels defeated Greensboro Patriots 34 to 14 after a scoreless first period, adding two touchdowns in the second and one in the third.
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State faces need for medical students not more schools
Dr W C Davison of Duke Medical School argues in a letter to Don Elias that North Carolina can train more doctors by expanding loan funds and utilizing existing Duke Wake Forest and University of North Carolina facilities. He contends three medical schools suffice for 170 annual slots with 64 North Carolina graduates from the trio.
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Ty Cobb Plans Memorial Hospital In Royston Georgia
Ty Cobb arrives in Royston Georgia to oversee plans for a memorial hospital to be built in the city. Construction is expected to start next spring.
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Lolos in Southwest China Named by Fritz Weiss
Mrs. Alice Lolo Raines recounts that Fritz Weiss, a former German diplomat and her father, coined the name Lolo after meeting friendly Lolo tribesmen in Lololand. She notes missing U S fliers in the southwest China mountains may be safe with the tribes.
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