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State College Trounces Athletics Here Saturday
Collegians Outhit A’s
And Final Score Is 8-2
Henderson Scored In Fourth
and Ninth Innings;
Branch Leader
With Duke and Biown leading the
stuck the State College busebatt
V-ju» jumped on the offerings of Her
vey "Red Oak" Edwaitk*. As pitch
ing outf%rtder. and Averu, a newcomer,
for a total of lf> safe blows while the
As cowM touch Mcl-awhorn and Seitz
for only eight .-afeties in the game
here Saturday afternoon at league
pc Hi
Stair College had two big innings,
the first and the sixth. In the first
they taMed two tuna, and came back
In the sixth to score three more to
mid to their total.
Henderson was able to score in the
fourth and the ninth, with one run
each in these two innings. Branch
topped the Henderson batters with,
three hits with Pahlman pushing him
closely With twe hits out of three
trips
Score by innings: R.H.E.
N C. Suue 201 013 001- 8 15 0
Henderson 000 100 001 2 8 >
Batteries: for State McLawtiorn
Sietz and Puller. Henderson Edwards
Avers and Parrish. Guthrie.
AMRRK AN LEAGUE
Club W. L. Pet
Detroit ...» 9 3 ,7.y
Washington 8 3 .727
New York 6 3 667
Cleveland 6 6 .500
St Louis 4 6 400
Chicago 4 g 333
Boeion 2 8 200
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Oak: W. 1.. Pet
8 2 .800
CYtloago 8 3 .727
Pittsburgh 6 6 .SOT
Cincinnati 5 7 .417
New York 5 6 .45.*
Louis 4 7 364
Brooklyn 3 7 300
LOW ROUND TRIP
EXCURSION FARES
APRIL 28th
HENDERSON TO
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zßaltimore 10.0(
Richmond 2.75
Portsmouth 3.5(
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Davidson Sends
Net Team North
For Heavy Play
Davidson. April 25.- Davidson Col
ge's tennis team left here today on
ts longest and most strenuous trip
>f the season, which will carry them
is far north as Richmond. Va.. and
will keep them away for an entire
veek. They will open against the Uni
versity of North Carolina at Chapel
4111 on Monday and them play four
.trong Virginia team before returning
o Davidson.
The match with the Carolina team
Monday will be the only one in North
Carolina for the Davidson racquet
vielders. and Tuesday they will play
■Villiams and Mary College at Wil
lamsburg. Va. Wednesday will be an
>pen date for the Davidson racquet
fielders, and Thursday they will play
i return match with the University
>f Richmond team at Richmond. Fri
av the Wildcats will play Hampden
ydney College at Hampden-Sydney,
md close their tour on Saturday
gainst the University of Virginia, at
’niversltv, Va.
'ION CONFERENCE
GAMESARRANGED
Bulldogs Take on Norlina
Here Tomorrow As First
Os New Series
With thttr conference games be
iind them, the Henderson High Bull
ogs will meet teams from the sur
ounding towns in a number of games
hat will carry their schedule up to
day 10.
The Bulldogs meet Norlina tomor
ow at Leagaie Park. This game was
riginally scheduled to be played at
he Warren county school, but has
een changed at the request of the
lortina club to Henderson.
A number of good ball players in
chool have been absent from the
•oster of the local nine, since they
/ere ineligible for conference play,
nd now that that is over, the high
line should be considerably strength
*ned by these men returning to the
club.
It looks like Harris will get the call
o the mouna for the locals since
nscoe worked out against Cary Frl
ay and lost his game, 13-9, and the
nfield has been bolstered up con
lderably to make a smooth combi na
lon.
The Warren county lads have a
trong aggregation, it was said, and
• good game is in prospect for Tues
!ay.
Remits
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia 2; Washington 8.
Cleveland 14; 9t. Louis 3.
Chicago 9; Detroit 10.
Boston 2; New York 9.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
St. Louis 8; Cincinnati 3.
Pittatourg-h 3; Chicago 12.
Philadelphia 1; Bouton 2.
N(>w York 7; Brooklyn 2.
HENDERSON, (N. C„) DAILY DISPATCH, MONDAY, APRIL 2o I»S2 **
Tiffer Track Stniad Limbers for Relays
- aiaK««»
Thu- :ine action picture shows some of the tracts
stars of Princeton University as they practiced the
art of getting off to a flying start at the athletic
field in Princeton. N. J. The men are preparing for
OUKE AND CAROLINA;
SPRINTERS LISTED:
I
Brilliant Races Expected |
Wednesday; Other Duke
Matches For Week
Durham, April 25.—John Brownlee,
of Duke, and Rip Slusser, of Carolina,
will continue the running duel they
NEW STUDENT LEADERS AT U. N. C.
NflVvvooD week? ec doniel, j* Charles G ROSE.jg &iu.v
ROBERT BAGMETROBERT MfISON NUTT PARSLEY ] fIRUNPO CATE UJF66 COUfTT
Chapel Hill, April 25—Pictured
above are 10 students who have just
been elected as leaders of the out
standing organisations at the Univer
sity of North Carolina for the en
suing year. They formally inducted
Into office at a chapel ceremony held
in Memorial Hall last week.
Tow row. left to right: Haywood
Weeks, of Swansboro, president of
[ their participation in the Penn Relays at Philadel
phia. Above, left to right, are: J. P. Serfas, W, M.
Weaver, fc. D. Qaeoon and D. D. Johnson. All are
shining lights of the Tiger track squad.
started last year when the Tar Heels
and the Blue Devils Stage their an
nual track meet at Duke stadium here
Wedne«dav.
Last spring Slusser beat Brownlee
in the Duke-Carolina duel meet and
in the State track affair, but the
Blue Devil Bpeedster came back
strong In the conference meet in Bir
mingham and set a new conference
record while skimming post all en
tries.
A pSIr of brilliant races are also
expected In the 100 and 220-yard
dashes when Brownlee opposes Caro
ltna.s spring ace, Charlie Farmer. It
will be the first time they have met
as Farmer was injured last season
(he Student Body; £. C. Daniel, Jr.,
of Zebulon, vice-president of the Stu
dent Body; Charles G. Rose, Jr., of
Fayetteville, editor-ln- chief of The
Daily Tar Heel, student newspaper;
Billy McKee, of Chapel Hill, president
of the Y. M. C. A.; Harry Hodges,
of Fayetteville, president of the Uni
versity Athletic Association.
Bottom row, left to right: Robert
and not out for track.
While the cinder path stars are
meeting Carolina, the Blue Devil ball
club will be at Wake Forest con
tinuing its Big Five schedule by meet
ing the Deacons. Saturday the Devils
play a return game with fetate, this
time on the Duke diamond.
Carolina and Duke teams also meet
in golf and tennis this week. The
links battle is scheduled to be played
here Wednesday and the netters'
clash at Chapel Hill Thursday.
Luke's freshman baseballers meet
Wake Forest there Tuesday and State
at Raleigh Saturday In their part of
the week’s card.
Barnett, of Shanghai. China, editor
of the Carolina Magaine; Robert
Mason, of Mebane, editor of the Caro
lina Buccaneer, student comic; Nutt
Parsley, of Wilmington, editor of the
Yackety Yack, student annual; Ar
lindo Cate, of Greensboro, president
of the Senior Class; and Webb Col
lett, of Salisbury, president of the
Junior Class.
HEEL NFTTLRSTO
DELAY DL'KE MEET
Matdhes With Dftvdiion and
Wake Forest Are Un
changed However
Chapel Hill, April 25.- Announcing
two important changes in Carolina's
tennis schedule. Coach John Kenfield
said today that the Duke meet here
Tuesday had been postponed until the
first or second week in May, and
Navy had bee nadded to the northern
tour for Friday.
The matches with Davidson and
Wake Forest, scheduled for the local
courts Monday and Wednesday aft
ernoons, i especti vely. remain un
changed. The Duke meet was chang
ed to allow Duke to meet Davidson
on its tour Tuesday.
The Navy match was secured at the
last minute and will open the Tar
Heels' big northern invasion Friday.
Following the Middie contest, the Tar
Heels will play at Georgetown Satur
day, Pennsylvania Monday, New
York University Tuesday. Army Wed
Today^pmes
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington at New York.
Boston ai Philadelphia.
Cleveland at St Ixiuis.
Chicago at Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Ft. Louis at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
New York at Brooklyn.
Pocket Billiard
Exhibition
-By-
PROF. KEITH
Champion Fancy Shooter
of the World
He Will Entertain in Fancy
Chinese and Straight Pool
Mr. Keith will play the best
local man 100 points of straight
pool, after which he will en
tertain in
Fancy Shooting
Wedneaday April 27
8 !\ M.
FREE TO ALL
The Recreation
Billiard Parlor
Play Billiards for Health
and Recreation
nesday. Yale Thursday, Harvard Fn
day and Brown Saturday.
The Tar Heels monopoly honors
in the state tournament Which closet
here Saturday. Bryan Grant md Wu
Wlbr HI fibs meeting in the
finals, and Hines and Harley Shufo rd
meeting Grant and Lentor Wriehi
the double* title 0r
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Under and pursuant 10 authority
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Superior Court of Vance County mart
in special proceedings for the sale of
land to create assets to pay debts »f
decedent entitled D. P. McDuffee ad
ministratoi or C D. Riggan, deceas'd
petitioner, vs. C D. Riggan. Jr., Al
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ils and J. B. Hicks guardian et litem
foi Mary Riggan Green respondent
appointing the underntggned com
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metion. for cast! to the highest bidder
the following described real estate
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N. 2 degrees 111. 188 feet to street:
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record Map Hook “A" at Page 4'*
Vance Registry.
This the 25th day of April 10S2.
HENRY T. POWELL.
Commtaaloner
Cherry Blonom
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