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CENTRAL STATE BASEBALL
LEAGUE COMPLETE SCHEDUIE
FIRST HALF
APRIL 13th: Ca-Vel at Durham;
Hlllsboro at Jalong; Oxford at
Henderson.
APRIL 17th: Jalong at Oxford;
Hills boro at Ca-Vel; Durham at Hen
derson,
APRIL 20th:. Jalong at Ca-Vel;
Henderson at Hlllsboro; Oxford at
Durham.
AjPRIL 24th: Ca-Vel at Hlllsboro;
Henderson at Jalong; Durham at
Oxford.
APRIL 27th: Durham at Ca-Vel;
Jalong at HUlSbpro; Henderson at
Oxford.
MAY 1st. Jalong at Durham;
Henderson at Ca-Vel; Oxford at
Hlllsboro.
MAY 4th, Ca-Vel at Jalong; Hen
derson at Durham; Hillsboro at
Oxford.
MAY 8th: Ca-'V >1 at Henderson;
Oxford at Jalong; Hillsboro at
Durham.
MAY ,11th: Durham at Jalong;
Hillsboro at Henderson; Ca-Vel at
Oxford.
MAY 15th: Durham at Hillsboro;
Oxford at Ca-Vel; Jalong at Hen
derson.
MAY 18th: Durham at Ca-Vel;
Jalong at Hillsboro; Henderson at
Oxford.
MAY 22nd: Oxford at Jalong;
Ca-Vel at Hillsboro; Henderson at
Durham.
MAY 25th: Ca-Vel at Jalong;
Hillsboro at Henderson; Durham
at Oxford.
MAY 29th: Hillsboro at Ca-Vel:
Jalcng at Henderson; Oxford at
Durham.
JUNE 1st: Ca-Vel at Durham;
Hlllsboro at Jalong; Oxford at
Henderson.
June 5th: Durham at Jalong;
Ca-Vel at Henderson; Hillsboro at
Oxford.
JUNE 8th: Jalong at Ca-Vel;
Durham at Henderson; Oxford at
Hillsboro.
JUNE 12th: Henderson at Ca-Vel;
Jalong at Oxford; Durham at
Hillsboro.
JUNE 15th: Jalong at Durham:
Henderson at Hillsboro; Oxford at
Ca-Vel.
JUNE 19th: Hillsboro at Durham:
Ca-Vel at Oxford; Henderson at
Jalong,
SECOND HALF
JUNE 29th: Durham at Ca-Vel;
Jalong at Hillsboro; Henderson at
Oxford.
JULY 3rd: Oxford at Jalong;
Ca-Vel at Hillsboro; Henderson at
Durham.
JULY 6th: Ca-Vel at Jalong;
Hlllsboro at Henderson; Durham at
Oxford.
JULY 10th: Hillsboro at Ca-Vel;
Jalong at Henderson; Oxford at j
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Durham.
?JULY 13tb: Ca-Vel at Durham;
Hillsboro at Jalong; Oxfo.'d at
Henderson.
JULY 17th: Durham at Jalong;
Ca-Vel at Henderson; Hillsboro at
Oxford.
JULY 20th: Jalong at Ca-Vel; Dur
ham at Henderson; Oxford at Hills
boro.
JULY 24th: Henderson at Ca-Vel;
Jalcng at Oxford; Durham at Hills
boro.
JULY -27th: jalong at Durham;
Henderson at Hillsboro; Oxford at
Ca-Vel.
JULY 31st: Hillsboro at Durham;
Ca-Vel at Oxford; Henderson at
Jalong.
AUGUST 3rd: Ca-Vel at Durham;
Hillsboro at Jalong; Oxford at
Henderson. . . i,
AUGUST 7th: Jalong at Oxford;
Hillsboro at Ca-Vel; Durham at
Henderson.
AUGUST 10th: Jalong at Ca-Vel;
Henderson at Hillsboro; Oxford at
Durham.
AUGUST 14th: Ca-Vel at Hills
boro; Henderson at Jalong; Dur
ham at Oxford.
AUGUST 17th: Durham at Ca
Vel; Jalong at Hillsboro; Hender
son at Oxford.
AUGUST 21st: Jalong at Dur
ham; Henderson at Ca-Vel; Ox
ford at Hillsboro.
AUGUST 24th: Ca-Vel at Jalong;
Henderson at Durham; Hillsboro
at Oxford.
AUGUST 28th: Ca-Vel at Hen
derson; Oxford at Jalong; Hills
boro at Durham.
AUGUST 31st: Durham at ja
long; Hillsboro at Henderson; Ca- 1
Vel at Oxford.
SEPTEMBER 4th: Durham at
Hillsboro ; Oxford at Ca-Vel; Ja- j
long at Henderson.
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After Meals
Here is how Thedford's Black
Draught proved helpful to Mr.
Archie W. Brown, of Fort Green,
Fla.: "I have taken Black-Draught
when I have felt dull from over
eating or eating too hurriedly," he
writes. "Small doses right after
meals rid me of gases and heavy
feeling. I am a great believer in
Black-Draught."
Thedford's BLACK-DRAUGHT
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"CHILDKEN LIKE TIIE SYRUP"
Play In Central
Stale Loop To
Start Saturday
Schedule Released By Presi
dent Calls For Twenty
Games In Each Half, Ten
Of Which Will Be Played
On Home Fields.
The schedule released by Presi
dent Baxter M&ngum of the Cen
tral State Loop calls for a split sea
son of twenty games each, the first
half beginning Saturday April 13,
and running through June 19th,
when the second half will begin and
go until September 4th, the sched
uled date for the last game. -Half
of the games in each half will be
played on the home grounds of the
contesting clubs. The loop is made
up of Henderson, Oxford, Durham,
Ca-Vel, Jalong and Hillsboro.
Next Saturday, April 13, will And
Oa-Vel playing Durham at Durham,
Jalong will meet Hillsboro at Ja
long and Oxford will play Hender
son at Henderson. The probable
line-up for Ca-Vel in 'the opening
tUt with Durham follows with the
battery for Durham.
CA-VEL LINEUP:
CLAUD WILBORN P
CARLTON SLAUGHTER or
M. DRAKE ..;C
HAY W"D SLAUGHTER IB
BUSTER MAYNARD ,.2B
LESTER JAMES SS
HOWARD ANDERS . . . .3B ?
MORRIS BRIGGS . ...RF
REUBEN WHEELER.. CF
EMMETT WILBORN OR
JAMES DANIELS LF
DURHAM BATTERIES:
VEASEY OR PARKER ..P
WILLIAMSON C
This is the p-obable line-up for
Jalong in the Jalong-Hillsboro tilt
which will be played this Saturflay
at jalong.
JAMES POOL 2B
JOHNNIE SUITT SS
EARL CLAYTON ...... CF
DANIEL SLAUGHTER RF
JOHNNIE PAINTER . 3B
H. THROCKMORTON IB
RXJBY DUNN C
ROSCOE GENTRY ... LF
EUGENE BOWENS OR
HAROLD CLAYTON ...P
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ALLENSYILLE
LICKS AYCOCK
NINE FRIDAY
Gentry, Pitching For Aliens- j
ville, Allows Aycock Only
Six Hits; Game Played
At Aycock High S.
Allowing the Aycock High School
nine only six hits ort of thirty five
times at bat Arch Gentry lti his
teammates to victory on the for
mer's home fielrf Friday afternoon. I
Aliens ville garnered twelve hits off
Murphy, pitching for Aycock, mak
ing nine of them count for scores.
The game ended with Allensville
leading 9-5. The line-up:
Allensville AB R H E
S. Slaughter If 4 0 1 1
W. Gentry rf 4 1 1 0
I. Gentry 3b 4 0 1 1
A. Gentry p 4 1 1 0
L. Gentry 2b 4 3 4 1
Oakley lb 4 2 2 1
Vickers ss 4 0 2 1
Turner cf 4 2 4 0
Wood c 4 0 0 01
Totals 36 9 16 5
Aycock ABRHE
Murphy p 4 3 2 0
Pope cf 4 1 1 0
J. Wells 2b 4 0 2 0
Pittard lb ^....4 0 0 2
Jeffreys 3b 4 0 0 2 :
Compton c 4 0 0 2
Satterfleld rf 4 0 0 0
Hughes ss .4 0 0 1
Pivot Play Is Cast
Out In New Rules
For Basketball
Jump After Successful Free
Throw Is Ruled Out
The national basketball rules
committee adopted Monday rules
to eliminate the po6t pivot or buck
et play and the center-jump fol
lowing a successful free throw.
The new ruling on the pivot play,
which was passed unanimously af
ter a heated discussion, is expected
to do away with a team's posting
a tall player at the free throw line
to take the ball from down court and
then either turning and shooting or
passing to a f?air>mate driving
down the side of the court. lit the
event of an infringement the ball
will go out of bounds to the oppos
ing team.
The changed ruling on tne jump
after a free throw provides that,
after a successful free throw, the
ball will be taken outside by the
team scored upon. This rule does
not apply on technical or double
fouls.
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In addition to the other legumes,
every North Carolina farm ought
to have at least one acre of alfalfa,
proposed a prominent agricultural
worker in piedmont Carolina last
week.
D. Wells If
Totals
.3110
35 5 6 7
Surprise Birthday
On Sunday April 7th, Mrs. W. G.
Lowery was given a surprise birth
day in honor of her 62nd birthday,
when the children gathered in about
noon with baskets full of good eats.
She was presented with a large cake
with candles and many nice pres
ents. All the children were present
but one, Mrs. h. D. Thaxton of
Wolf Trap, Va. Those present were
Messrs. J. G. Lowery and family,
J. D. Lowery and family, H. T. Low
ery and family, C. H. Lowery and
wife, H. S. Lowery and family, E.
H. Lowery and wife, Mrs. J. M. Mel
ton and family, Mrs. T. A. Melton
and husband and a nephew, Mr.
J. H. Whitlow. The dinner was
served in picnic style and every
thing was enjoyed by all.
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Public Debate
At Berea H. S.
Next Friday, April 12th, at 8 o'
clock there will be a public debate
at Berea High School, Granville
county, on the subject, "Resolved,
that North Car6lina should abolish
capital punishment." On the affirm -
atvie, L. B. McParland and E. A.
Jackson; on the negative, \ Miss
Viola Jones and Mrs. John Ray Wil
liams. Thv.se are all experienced de
baters. The music will be fun. 'shed
by Mrs. Mildred Ciitcher, ;-nusic
teacher of Berea school, Mr. Hick
man and several of the talented
music students.
No admission will be charged, the
public is cordially invited.
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To Depositors and other
creditors in the
PEOPLES BANK
Roxboro, N. C.
As required of all
banks operating under
the laws of this State by
the Act of the General
Assembly (duly ratified
and known as House Bill
No. 185) this bank has
tens to give you due no
tice of the effect of this
legislation, according to
the following statement
specifically set out in the
Act:
"That on and after
July 1, 1935, by virtue of
Chapter , Public
Laws of 1935, the addi
tional or double liability
heretofore imposed by
Statute upon the stock
holders of banks, in the
event of the liquidation :
or such banks, doing
business under the laws
of North Carolina will
be no longer imposed."
D. S. Brooks,
_ Cashier
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