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Eight Clubs At
Two Others Eliminate*!
Because Their Players
W ere Held Ineligible
yajon Play Begins Tomor.
row With Game Between
Lions Club and Wig.
gins Cowboys
regulations ARE
ADOPTED AT meet:
Each Team To Play One;
Game a Week, to Which,
Admission Will Be Free;
Clubs To Finance Own
Operations by Furnishing
Balls, Bats and Gloves
vu .j aV ntftM'i meeting of the of- i
, ~ tne Oily League was the
, u , .n ihv formation of the
Vk-as the cajor step In
of me loop. Two teams
• h'•' - to enter. ruled out.
,' J , u-couiU of gvUing pUyers out.
' c- (l . u'.y and the other on wc
,r.. if :h* class °f Us players.
' >,,Db wire left in the cir
p,..; Office. f*lenw-nls Motor
.iiif-W) Wiggins Cowboys. M. K.
tt.-.ui i da*-. Kiwanis club. Lions
ib m !» Baracca ct*** and Wan
, u L* i-1
p, ,na :e„-.u:.onj» of the League
», p.w**ed i'ii ut the w«>ekend meet
r . j he league heads, together with
-r digib-Uty of some of the players
•hr- :.jnv» Eeach team la to play
i meek. and Tuesdays. Wed
Thursdays and Fridays were
■ r Jj), «hosen for tha. convenience
< »he deferent members of the cir
-I’*- opening date of the league is
Mjs .1 aith the Lions meeting the
% u nj Cowboys at I-eague Park at
;>p m The schedule for the re
aMKi!« of the week was fixed as fol
'^n
W^-eday—Wsll SJreet Bears, vs.
F Office
Tiur-Jay —Cleveot s Motor Company
i# M E Barscaa.
Fr.day Kiwanis club vs. M. P.
E«r»ca*
Ail managers turned in rosters at
iv'Uirday's meeting. but some of their
m*c were lieclared ineligible and they
w ! be K.ve n until tonight to replace
them in order to come up to playing
a :;>ngTh.
A: pr» sent there Is no admission
f 1 ’ ‘ry*. (o see these-games. It was said
T ' lea rue ito be financed by the
o'ub* themselves by each member of
i) fferent teams contributing a
-ma’l anKur.t to the buying of base
bat's and other necisfary materials.
I ,
I'IKDMONT LEAGUE
’-n Salem at Wilniiugton.
d:r n !> ro at ILgfa Point.
ChaucUe at Durham.
Raleigh at ArheviMe.
AMERICA* LEAGUE
t .. id, tpioj at New York.
Bo- on at Wa-rungJun.
S' Louts at Detroit.
Co-ton at WasJiLngton.
national league
•‘ ,v - Yo.k at Phiiadetpb.ii.
f'.t'-burgh at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Coach of Champs
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John Oaddeil. viteran col
re baseball coach whose Wake For
' u-um won the m 2 collegiate dia
title of North Carolina.
adiie.i has coached basebgil at
,’ d ' *‘ ort ‘ alt the past 12 seasons, and
' but one of there years, his pro
.y . ave eit her won the State- cham
‘P or finished in .sectinU place.
I We Now Have a Complete Stock With Prices Right. H
SOY BEANS E
PEAS—Several Varietie* B
MILLET—The Best Kind
SUDAN GRASS
LEGGrPABHAM COMPANY
Leads Tar Heel Net
Teams to Titles
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COACH KENFIELI)
Chapel Hill. May 23. When an un
leralded Southern team goes North
ind beats the beat teams in the coun
ry. there's room for the skeptics to
alk about luck and breaks. But when
he team goes back and does the same
thing a second successive year, it
ieems time to say the coach and
ilayers are naturally good, and that's
*hat the world of sports is saying
iow about Coach John eKnfleld and
he University of North Carolina ten
ds team.
Coach Kenfleld led the Tar fftnis
lorth in 1391, and they beat George
own. Princeton. N. Y. U.. Army, Yale.
Brown and Harvard in a row. A cou
>ie of stars graduated, but he had
3rown Grant, Witmer Hines and the
est back this year, and they defeat
id Nfft-y,' Georgetown. • Pennsylvania.
V. Y.'u., Army, Yale, Harvard and
3rown on successive days, and came
back with their second claim to a
rational team title.
Both they gave Harvard its
>ne defeat of the season, and both
times they met the strongest com
petition their schedule-maker couid
find.
State Cooperates
In The Efforts To
Protest Waterfowl
llnllr ni»|iiif<-» Tlureno,
la «fer Sir Waller llolrl.
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Raleigh. May 23. With close to 50,-
000 acres of State-owned or controll
ed land in North Carolina already
indicated to the protection of water
fowi. the State will cooperate fully
with the emergency plan suggested by
Maj. Paul G. Redington, ciief of the
U. S. Biological Survey, to protect
this type of wildlife until the Fed
eral acquisition program can be re
sumed, Col, J. W. Harreison. director
of the epartment of Conservation and
Development has notified the bureau
chief.
Major Redington recently appealed
to conservation agencies and enthu
siasts throughout the country to re
double their efforts to set aside sanc
tuaries for migratory waterfowl dur
ing ‘the period that appropriations
are curtailed under the Norbeck-An
dersen bill establishing a federal re
fuge svatem.
All of the Stat-owned lakes, con
taining the following acreages have
been set aside as waterfowl sanc
tuaries: White, 1,065 acres; Black, 1,-
S<JO; Salters, 322; Singletory, 800; Wac
caruayv. 6,000; Alligator, 3,000; Pungo,
2.000; and Phelps. 16.600.
In addition. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Lassiter, of Charlotte, have turned
over to the State a strip of eight
miles of "the banks" near the junction
of Core and Pamlico sounds for the
primary purpose of waterfowl protec
tion, Maj. Redington was informed.
The Hanes-Lassiter refuge, as to the
area has been named, contains some
16 square miles of land and water
including a strip of water two miles
in width, paralleling the land.
Dare county, which is exempted
from the game law in
rpapect to the protection of migra
tory waterfowl, has also set aside an
area of several square miles near
Roopak* Island for the protection of
this type of gam. e
HENDERSON, (N. C.,) DAILY DISPATCH MONDAY, MAY 23, 1932 "
ecepted In New City Baseball League
SORDS POINTS —By Sords
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Club W. L. Pci.
Winskon Salem 13 io . 565
Greensboro 12 10 .543
Wamington 13 11 W 2
Dunham 11 io .524
Raleigh li u .50(1
Asheville 10 11 .476
Charlotte 9 12 .429
Nigh Hauit 9 13 .409
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Club W, L. PcL
New York 22 9 .710
Washington ....22 12 .467
Detroit 17 14 .548
Philadelphia .....18 14 .463
Cleveland *,.19 16 .543
St. Louis 17 18 .486
Chicago 11 21 .344
Roaton 5 27 .156
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Club: W. L. Pet,
Chicago 22 12 . 647
Boston 20 11 .645
Cincinnati 21 17 .553
St. Louis 16 18 .471
New York 12 16 .429
Brooklyn 14 19 .424
Philadelphia 14 20 .412
Pittsburgh 12 18 .400
The Piedmont I
Parade I
1
Been Hold Seventh Place.
The Bees were pushed back into
the cellar by a 5-0 victory' by High
Point in Charlotte Saturday afternoon
in the first tilt of the week end
doubieheader but came back strong
in the nightcap to move back to the
seventh rung by handing the Point
ers a 6-5 defeat.
Pats Take Slugfeet.
Rain took the first game of the
Awaits Guillotine
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I Thia Is the first close-up of Dr.
I Paul Gorgulof* Russian assassin of
I President Paul Downier of France,
showing the bruises he received at
the hands of the crowd who seized
him in Paris following the fatal
I sh oot * n &- Gorgulof is expected to
ill face the guillotine.
week-end doubleheader of the Ra
leigh-Greensboro game in Greensboro
j Saturday but the Pats took the night
game 11-3.
Ostermueller kept the Cap hits well
scattered after the first tw.o innings
and the Pats won easily having two
big innings, the fourth and eighth to
score all their runs.
Tourist* Win From Sailors.
Rain forced the cancellation of the
afternoon game of Saturday’s dou
bieheader but Asheville got a 4-2 de
cision under the lights to win the
abbreviated series with Wilmington
Sailors in Wilmington over the week
; end.
' Monroe Mitchell got the best sup
port while nllowtng eight hits, the
same number Tourist got off Smith, i
U. S. WomiMt Golf Stars in England
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AWL
Al! apparently 10 the best of spirits, the member? of
the United States women’s golf team ore shevn as
they strolled arm in arm on the Sandy !<o<lgf g'Jf
course, near London, when they held their fir«t wprk
out in DreDaration for their meeting with a Dirked
I BIG CLEAN SWEEP I
I USED CAR SALE I
I Now Going On I
If Interested In Real Money Saving Values Attend This Sale. W
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YANKEES STOPPED
BV LEFTY GROVE
Three Hosier* Help Him
Out, Hpwever, In Gftme
lit New York
New York. May 23 (AP)- Some of
Lofty Grove’s beat piteiang aruj three
home runs, including Jimmie Foxx’a
14th. circuit drive of U«e seawoa gave
the Philadelphia AihJet-ca a 4 to 2 vic
tory over the Yankee.* before a crowd
of 40,000 yesterday. It was the AUv
Uu.iQß' seventh conaecuUve triumph.
I Grove outpilched Henry Johnson by
a very small margin in a close duel.
He allowed only six hits and had a
shutout up to the ninth inning. John
son gave five tuts ill the eiggluli in
ning he puicthed before yielding to a
pinch h Ueir and Waiter Brown, who
burled the final frame, and struck out
seven.
All the A’s tuns came througih hom
ers. In live fourth inning A1 Simmons
waMoped one out of the lot with
Cochrane on buse. In the sixth.
Mickey Cochrane hot for the circuit
and immediately afteiwaids. Foxx
clouted number 14, putting him four
ahead of Babe Ruth in the race for
Major league honors.
I The Yanktes made only three hite
off Grove in the firt.t eight innings
and thre more in the ninth.
Babe Ruth led that inning off with
a ‘ingle and crossed live plate on Lou
Gehrig's triple. Chapman singled to
bring Lou home but the Athletic
southpaw retired the next three men
in order.
Polynesian maidens do their own
love-making and proposing.
Wireless stations equipped with air
planes now give Information as to ice
and weather in inmost Siberia.
Sailor twirler.
Bulls Beat Twins 10-7,
The Bulls, oulhittlng the Twins
15-10, too a 10-7 victory fro mthe
Winston-Salem Twins in Winston-
Salem Saturday night after ruin had
forced the postponement of the aft
ernoon tilt. The Bulls went inlo Ihe
eight inning trailing 7-2 but counted
five runs in this frame to tie the
score and came back in the first halt
on the ninth to tally three more for
i the victory.
team of British women. They are. ieit iu l imit .*n> '”s>
Glcnoa Collett Vare; Mias Marion Holliiis, Mr* Leo?
Premier Cheney. Mrs. Opal S Hill; Miss Virgin
Vnn Win; Mrs Harley Higbie; Mis* Helen Hi*'
U S. national chamnion: and Miss Maureen Or -
As PetvoUe Battered Bat
HI
,dere is one of the momenta of action that sent Chicago sports fans into a
oaroxysm of frenzied cheering during the tight between Billy Petrol!*
and Bat Battalino, at the Chicago Stadium. Petrolie is shown, head
aown, battering away at Bat’s body with both hands, while Battalino
vainly tries to coryiect with the bobbing head of his tormentor. Although
Petrolie went to the canvass in the first round for a count of nine, ha
came back to win the decision by a wide margin.
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SAV A TREE HAS A
9REE2.T PERSONALITY?
MARGIE PavwE.
HARRItIONHURq.VA •_ _
SEfND IN -Took: NumQ notions
TO “'DEAR NOAH *
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PAGE SEVEN
DUKE LETTER WON
BY HUBERT LEWIS
Henderson Boy Stars In
Track Work at the
Durham University
I
Hubert Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs
H. M. Lewis, of this city, wus among
the group, awarded 1* iters for aXh-
T letlc d-oUnctioDa at Duke University
over thp Hubert Is this
year ffnlsking Iris junior yen 1 ui Duke
and next war will graduate. He lias
made an enviable record during hL
stay at the Durham institution.
The hoaprs went to 74 athlete*, and
eight managers of i-ight winter and
spring sports Icarus Lewis won two
I enter* for outstanding work >n track
and cross-country contests. In the
southern conference track meet List
week-end in Atlanta, when Duke won
second place in all entriHs, with Ixai
aiaha State taking first honors,
was the man In the two-mile
run, bgatlng ail competitors in the
record he made, covering the distance
in a fraction over ten minutes.
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