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Senators Win Opener In Big Show; A’s Meet Raleigh
BOSTON LOSES IN
TEN INNINS GAME
President Hoover Tosses
Out First Ball For Wash
ington Season
Wa-*hlngton April 12 iAPV Bw
ball put on one of ll.< finest «how> -
an extra inning pitcher*' ha*tle —to
usher in the 1932 major league i*e**on
yfarntiy befor* ihe nation* Chlaf
Executive and Fuat Lady.
For the first time in the four year?
Herbert Hoover a> President has been
rowing out a new white baU for the !
Inaugural game the Washington team
won Its opening game overcoming th*-
Boston Red Sox I to 0 in the tenth or
a walk followed by a routing double
from the big ba of Heine ManutSt
Through inning after inning the
rival righthander* Danny MacFayden
for Bonbon and Alvin Crowder for the
Senator* - battle 1 on even terms with
both team.- giving tnideeanon support
on a diamond d.imp and Mow from
recent ratna
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Club W. L. Pet
Washington ..1 0 100 T
New York 0 0 000
Philadelphia 0 0 000
Cleveland 0 0 .000
Sr. Louit 0 0 000
Detrog 0 0 000
Chicago ... 0 0 OOC
Boston 0 1 .000
Today*s Games
Major league games today
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia at New York.
Bert on et Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
Chicago nt Cincinnati.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington nr Boston.
New ork a» Plnlailelphia.
St Louis at Chicago
Cleveland at Detroit
POLITICAL
NOTICES
Special Notice
This U to notlfv all candidate* so
office Ihbt political notice* puhlishei
In this column or elsewhere in lh<
Dally Dispatch are c«*h in advance
Kate* furnislied upon application.
FOR NIE SENATE
I hereby announce my candidacy so
the State Senate from the distrtc'
composed of Vance and Warren covin
tlea, subject to the Democratic pr
mary of June 4. and will apppreciat<
your support.
w. s coßnirr.
for constable
This 1* to say to my friends Chat .
ariH b? a candidate for constable o'
Henderson towm-hip in the June ‘
Dewaoccatlc primary, and I solicit youi
support, which will be greatly appre
elated.
J. C. CHAMPION.
FOR STATE SENATE
I hereby announce my candidacy ts
represent Vance and Warren coun
tie* In the Senate for the North Caro
tiaa General Assembly, subject to th
of the Democratic Primary
June 4th., 1932.
Your support will be deeply appre
dated.
D. P. MCDIJFFEE.
Notice To Depositors
of the
First National Bank
Henderson, N. C.
All depositors who have not received a
statement of their account since the close
of business on December 31, 1931, will
please call by the bank at once and get
the same.
If you have not had interest credited on
your savings pass book up to December
31,1931, please bring your book in so that
it can be done.
R. G. Harrison, Receiver
The First National Bank
Henderson, N. C.
_Eli_Crew_jn_Firgt_Outdoor Workout
With the advent of real Spring weather, preparation
for the season’s outdoor sports are in full swing all
over the country. Here is the Yale varsity crew,
shown during its first workout on the Housatonk
Itivor, New Ilivcn nnii n”i : hintr on on their
Duke Champions Enter
Big 5 Chase Tomorrow
Durham, April 12.—The Blue Devils
f Duke, after six victories over out
•f state foes, will start their cam
aign for a fourth consecutive North
’arolina Big Five title by meeting
lavtdson at Davidson tomorrow aft
rnoon.
The defending champions are the
»st to enter the race. Wake Forest
< at top with two victories in two
ames and the Tar Heels of Carolina
ave a win in their lone contest. State
as dropped one and Davidson two.
This year's race is going to be a
ot one, according to Coach Jack
oombv of the Devils, whose teams
High School Stars Meet
For Title At University
Chapel Hill. April 12—A field of *i-
Met 200 of North Carolina’s 2Snest
*gh school track and tennis stars wiW
ather at the University Thursday and
'riday w fight it out for Slate cfiam
t on ships.
Ten teams will compete for e-ac-h
.tie, Durham. High Point. Salisbury,
>akhurst < Mecklenburg county,) Char
lie. Greensboro Mt Olive. Rocking
imm. Winston-Salem and Wilming
on have entered teams in the 20th
nnual track championships to be run
State Hopes For Victory
Over Duke Next Saturday
Raleigh. April 12—Enthused with its
-5 win over the hard hitting Raleigh
fcps last Saturday, the State College
<aset>all team renewed practice yes
erday for its game Saturday April
6. with Duke University on Fresh
nan Field at State at 3 o’clock.
Ooach Chick Doak of Stale was de
ighted with h« way his players hit
n the pinches in the Raleigh game.
>oak said that work this would
onsist largely of infcr&squgd games.
The game wHh the Blue Devils is
he only tilt carded for State this
veefc. Duke plays Davidson tomoi
cm at Davidson.
HENDERSON, (N. C.,) DAILY DIBPATCH TUESDAY APRIL 12 IMS
technique lo: tnc important intercollegiate regattas
to come. The men are boated as follows: Mayer,
coxswain; Jackson, stroke; Knott, captain, is No. 7;
Esselstvn, 6; Meyer, 5; Goodale, 4; Atwued. .i.
Mnmit't 'I end U.Jlott. Bow
of the past three years have made
winning the Big Five title a habit at
Duke. He favors Carolina to cop the
championship this season. “They ap
pear to be the strongest hitting team
in the State," he said, “and also have
a fine defensive club.”
Big Tim McKeithan. giant right
hander. will take the mound tomor
row in the Blue Devils' opener. He
worked the opening game of the sea
son against Marshall college and
started the Lion game, pitching three
innings. He has allowed 12 hits In
the 12 innings he has been on the
rubber and baa fanned 18 men.
off Friday morning and afternoon, and
Raleigh. Durham, Dunn. Ohaptd Hill
Washington, Hickory, Wilmington
Chariotle, Rockingham and Monroe
have teams entered in tihe 17th cham
piomdiip tennis tournament to be held
Thursday and Friday.
Charlotte athletes will hold the spot
light on both contests but the size and
strength of the field indicate that the
champions will have the toughest
fany Charlotte team ever met
here.
John Lanning, Slate’s mound ace,
will probably be opposed by Bobby
Coombs of Duke. These two men air
rated among the best college hurlers
in the State.
Duke is the second college team to
face State this spring. Wake Forest
was the first and Bhe Deacons won.
5-2. State, however, has played three
exhibition game.-* with professional
clubs. •
HIGHSCHfIOL WEEK
STATE UNIVERSITY
/ -r-y
Pebatei and Athletic Event*
Are To Be Held At
Chapel Hill
OhapH HiM. April 12-High School
Week will open here Thursday, bring.-
ing nearly 500 competitors and as
many more backers and chaperonea
from all over North Carolina to the
University for State high .school chnm
plonship contests in debating, track
and tennic.
A total of .77 t*ams from a 30Q-«4l«*
radios, from CuHowhee on the west pi
Manteo way down e-ast, wild send their
boys nnd girls after the State debating
rbomplonebdp and the Aycock cup
There will be 22S speakers. 122 girls
and 106 boys, these experts on the
topic of compulsory unemployment
insurance being the survivors of the
preliminary triangular contents. In
which 228 schools in 85 counties parti
cipated.
The 17!h nnrual state champion
ship tennis tournament Thursday and
Friday and the 30th annual track
championships Friday will draw 200
more competitors. Ten teams are en
tered in each contests, and several of
the schools are sending as many as 20
trackmen after the title Charlotte has
won the last three years in a row,
Charlotte won the singles Raleigh the
doubles, in last year's tennis champoin-
Shlps.
The debaters will all meet in Me
morial Hall at 2 o’clock Thursday aft
ernoon, to hear greetings from N W.
Walker, Dean of the School of Edu
cation. and the conduct their draw-
ings. The first preliminaries wiW be
nekl Thursday night at 7 o'clock in 14
sections which will meet in hall scat
tered all over th i campus.
The judges wnl pick the best affir
mative and tli ? beat negative team
from each section, and the 14 affirm
ative teams will compete in the second
preliminaries in th P Phllanthropic As
sembly Hall, and the 14 negative
teams in the Dialectic Senate HaD, on
Friday morning at B:3U.
Another set of judges will pick the
beet affirmative and the beat nega
tive team speaking in the semi-finals,
and these two will meet in the grand
finale for the Aycock Cup in Memo
rial Hall Friday night at 8 o'clock.
This program will also include pre
sentation of the athletic trophies, pre
sentation of th** Thomas Hume Cup
in Journalism, won by Durham this
year, and announcement of the win
ning sohoofc in the academic contests
held by the University and its Exten
sion Division this year.
E. R. Rankin secretary of the Bu
reau of High School Relations, is in
charge of the piogirnm and arrange
ments. The wholiTUniveitdty campus
i.* co-operating In preparing enter
tainment forth? university's guests.
Results
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Wathinglon 1. jpordon 0.
Only game schlcfufed.
If you paid for
ELECTRICITY AS YOU USED IT
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X J ® >e ,
A PENNY t, a ,L*„ utm, but it la, Ib„n a c.M yau
does a big job when invested clean a carpet or wash a whola
in electricity. For nearly every tub of clothes. And so on down
service electricity performs may be the line, practically every service
paid for with pennies. One cent, electricity performs costs just as
for example, will light a lamp for little. Considering the time and
several hours. It will cook a meal labor it saves, what money you
' tor one peraon - 11 wll > Wng you spend bring, you greM „ return ia
radio entertain- comfort end convenience?
■feSjl CAROLINA
i"l ' Power & Light Company
GAME IN RALEIGH
DURING AFTERNOON
Durham Bulls Come Here
Tomorrow For Lee Mead
ows Day At Park
The A‘s < kept idle yesterday by rain,
motored over to the Capital Ctty to
meet the Raleigh Capa of the Pied
mont League this afternoon at 3
o'clock in the second meeting of the
two clubs this season. The Cap*
swamped the As here 22-6 kaot Fri
day .
It was learned that Manager Pa hi
man is bolstering up his pitching staff
for the game this afternoon. Hi*
pitching was hie weakest point in the
previous gome with the Capa. He bor
rowed George Petty from the Caps
who twirled for five innings and the
game was interesting but when he sent
in his own pitchers, the Raletgh bats
men practically ran themselves out.
Durham Here Tomorrow
To celebrate Lee Meadows Day, the
Durham Bull so? the Piedmont League
will be in town tomorrow to meet the
A’s out in their pasture at 3:15 o'clock.
It has been announced that Lee Mea
dows, former big league pitching star,
“bo is n ow with the Bulla, win be
the mound for the Bo vines, and wiO
the possibility of the local fans seeing
Lefty Wilson, former Gamecock, get
in a share of the work for the after
noon .
Manager Pahlman haa not announc
ed his pitcher for the afternoon but
it Ls thought that he ia pulling a few
.strings to get a good pitcher here tor
tomorrow’s game, which should be a
good exhibition, and many of the local
flans are expected to turn out to see
the game.
CONTESTANTS TO RECITE
ON COOPERATIVE ESSAYS
Raleigh. April 12—More than 400
contestants in the fifth annual essay
contest of the North Caro Una Cotton
Growers Cooperative Association will
publicly deliver their emays during
the 10 da>»» between April 10 and 20.
This group Ia made up of the best four
writers in each of the more than
100 Strte high schools which entered
the competition.
To Enter DciaUa,
Raleigh, April 12.—After a fine show
ing in the national debating tourney
held last week in Tulsa, Ok la., where
they placed among the first fifteen
teums and won third place in the in
dividual oratorical contests. State
College's crack three-man debating
i team ia now preparing for the South
| ern debating and oratorical champion
ship contests scheduled this week in
| Anheville.
High School Bulldogs
Playing Bethel Hill
Nine This Afternoon
The Henderson High Bußdoga were
in Person county this afternono me**-
Ing Bethel Hill nine in the fourth
conference encounter of the season ft>i
the local club.
The locals have not worked out
since they were drubbed 17-0 by
Chapel HHI lasi Thursday The A*s
had the park Friday and "Old Jupe”
had it yesterday, so the locals go into
the game this afternoon without a
workout etnet* Thursday.
•I. Mill*, Catcher, Quit a
Today, the team will be without the
services of J. Mills, regular catcher
who has turned in his uniform because l
he did not wish to catch, it was said.
The position wat amigned him by
Coach Payne after M. Kearney and
William Watkins were declared inel
igible because of scholastic difficult
ies. Kearney and Watkins were the
only reserve catchers from last sea
son. and the high school mentor had
no experienced man for the job be
hind the plate. Mills is a good bail
player and the coach was trying to
make a receiver out of him in hopes
that he could strengthen his team in
that department.
Team Evenly Matched
Bethel Hill lost to Oxford 9-5, Hen
derson topped Oxford and the Per
son county nine nosed out Middleburg
9-8. while Henderson has won one and
lost one to Middlebuiy this season. A
good fame was in prospect for th<-
afternoon when the two teams hooked
up.
The line-up for today’s game as an-
TAAVO NURMI IS CLEARED
BY FINISH OFFICIALS
Helsingfors. Finland. April 12 <AP>
-The Finnish athletic league ha*
cleared Paavo Nurmi of charges of
mand formally protest
ed his suspension by the international
anraiteur athletic federation.
Through President Kekkonen. the j
Finnish organization informed the I.
A. A F. that the charges against ,
Nurmi were false.
For Better Printing Phone 62
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The Urgent and best equipped job shop In town.
nounced by Coach Payne was as f r ,|.
lows.
Bryan c; Hants p; Edward* lb;
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E. Watkins if; K. Mill* cf; l*ofctc rs
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