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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14
k',il.W,anis ] !! Tops
Rose, LII 1o,4

The Kiwanis entry in the softball
league, sprang a surprise yesterday
when they, drubbed Rose II to 4 al
the Hill Top ground.
The Christians took 9 innings tc
turn back Purol in the other games
of the day. The score was II to 10
Kiwanis scored enough, runs ir
the first inning, five, to hand Rose
its setback and to give the Kiwanis
its first victory in, the. second half
and its, second victory in league play
this year.
Stainback and Daniels formed the
winning Kiwanis battery, and Wick
Edwards and Kearney worked for
the losers.
Clements, Neese and Hamm work
ed for the winning Christians, while
Faulkner and Grissom formed. the
losing Purol battery.
The Bankers and Christians play
this afternoon
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14
Rernold EPSON
League Entry

A shake-up in the organization of
the EPSON entry in. the Tri-C County
league resulted in the election of G.
T.. Robertson as. president, 0. w.
Weldon, vice-president, and S. W.
Ayscue, secretary treasurer, and
Bing Miller will remain as manaNer.
EPSON plays Pine Ridge Saturday
and again Sunday in Tri-County
play with the games beginning, at
$3.50 o'clock.
Epson and Pine Ridge will be
battling for second place in the loop.
Several new faces appear in the
EPSON lineup, which is as follows:
Brummitt, catcher, Miller, third base
Hobgood, short; Gallovich, second
base; and Herndon, first. In the out
field, EPSON has Brown, Lassiter
Puckett and Short. The pitching
staff is composed of Brummitt, John
Jett and Blackley.
Jet, who stands six feet, six inch
es, is a star athlete at Wake Forest
College, starring in football, base
ball and basketball. He, tips the
beam at 2O5 pounds. He will likely
be pitted against Ted .Pippen, form
er Oak Ridge star, who played for
the Roanoke Rapids Owls before
joining Pine Ridge.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14
STATE DROPS PLAN TO
BUILD GUILFORD PRISON

Raleigh, July Refused
permission to construct a prison camp
in Greensboro, the highway and pub
lie works commission today began
seeking other possible camp sites in
Guilford county.
Frank L. Dunlap, commission chair
man, said he would not contest a
Greensboro ordinance which banned
construction of the 200-men camp
within that city. He added, however,
that he hoped a site would be Oh
tanned near the city.
eve need camp near Green's
boro because Of road maintenance re-
quirements,' he said, land we would
like to be able to join the city sewer
age system. In such a thickly popu-
lated area, we would rather not have
a private system"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14
EPSON, Plays,
Pine Ridgers

EPSON, third place in the Tri-
County league, will play Pine Ridge
Saturday and Sunday afternoon at
$3.50. o'clock at EPSON in a league
contest
EPSON whipped Louisburg We'd
nesday to, prove that the aggregation
is improved, and should be, able to
add the scalp of Pine Ridge this
weekend.
A fast game is in prospect, and
fans will be treated to some real
baseball
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14
New Policy
For Control
Over Game
Daily Dlspatcn Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.

Raleigh, July 14.-Action taken by
the Board of Conservation and De-
veloment at its July meeting at
Morehead City this week may be in
dicative of new policy in game
control.
Upon petition of the commissioners
Of Wake county, the board restricted
the open season for foxes. in that
county by several weeks. Heretofore
such local action has been taken by
the county boards, but new interpre-
tation OF the law is to the effect that
the county commissioners do not
have authority to fix game seasons.
Only the State board can do that.
This is somewhat similar to the sit
uation, with respect. to locating or
improving public roads. Formerly
county commissioners established and
maintained roads, but now they can
only recommend to the highway com
mission such action as they want
taken, Usually. the highway COM
mission follows Such recommended
ton as to opening or closing local
roads.
When a group of Wake county
sportsmen requested the county COM
mlssloners to lengthen the closed fox
season, the county simply passed the
petition on the state board with rec
ommendation. The significance in this
action is that it inaugurates a new
statewide policy and will tend fur
ther to make uniform all hunting
seasons in the State.
Some OF the same considerations
entered discussion and action on pc
tltlon from half a dozen eastern
counties for clay days. on which
quail can be hunted The counties
were without authority to prohibit
hunting on any days which the state
board declared "open", local SPORTS
men wanted relief from upstate and
out OF state visitors who came and
parked for days at the time and shot
up all the birds in the fields.
In presenting the appeal for the
sportsmen in Lenior, Onslow, Dup
lin, Craven, Jones and Carteret
counties, Representative Fritz Wal
lace stated that gunners came in
groups, and sometimes stayed for a
week or more shooting every day.
This depleted the birds and ruined
the. sport. So he asked that shoot
ing be allowed only on Tuesday.
Thursdays and Saturdays. This policy
was favored rather than just short
er season, SO that local sportsmen
would have at least an equal break
with those coming, in from other
sections. !.
While assuming control over loca,
regulation of game to a greater ex-
tent than ever before, the state board
made the concession to sportsmen in
adopting resolution that no chan
ges in. statewide, regulations will
hereafter be made. between regular
semi-annual meetings of the board.
The board meets in January and
July. 1t has. been the custom to con
duct mail polls Of the board mem
bers between times and to put into
effect regulations -~rived by such
a poll. Hereafter, changes will be
made only at the fixed meetings.
Further concessions to bird hunt
ers was made in opening the season
this year on Thanksgiving Day,
which falls on November 80, instead
of December list, the usual opening
date. The Thanksgiving open date
applies to quail, grouse and rabbits
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14
u. KIRKEI. SIMPSON.

washington, July I4-(AF)-Pau'
> mcNutt. the new security admin
't.ator. may be as important a fac
-. II the foreign-policy picture as
= - the domestic political scene dur
mo the next 10 months.
c.nee his return to surrender his
philnpine commissionership and ac-
rsnf his new post, McNutt has made
me plank in his 1910 platform very
clear 1t is a strong American policy
i the far east. He believes, for eX-
anipie. that the American flag should
staT in the Philippines for an indie
finite period
McNutts appointment to position
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14
HOSIERY MILLS RESUME
FULL-TTME. SCHEDTIT r

Valdese, July 14.-The Pilot hosi-
cry mill and the Pine Burr hosiery
mill, two major industries here,
were ordered this week to resume
full-time operations after running
for more than month on a half
week basis
Two mills employ almost half the
working population of .Valdese, and
announcement of the restored work.
ing schedule was greeted here with
elation
Over month ago the two plants
started running on three-day
week, the curtailment resulting from
their shortage of silk due to world
conditions which sent the price
soaring
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14
MARION MAN. ELECTED
PRINCIPAL AT WILSON

Wilson, July 14.-Zeb Baird Vance
principal of Marion high school, has
been elected principal of the Charles
L. Coon high school here to succeed
S. G. Chappelle, it was announced
by the town school board yesterday
Chappelle was recently appointed
city superintendent of schools here
under a new setup established re-
Gently by the city board of school
trustees. He became superintendent
on July l.
The date for the opening of the
local school this year. was set Sep
tember 5.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14
REGIMENT TO. MAKE CAMP
AT FIT. BRAGG TWO WEEK

Kinston, July 14-Four officers
and some As men of the 113th Field
artillery left here today for Ft. Bragg
where they will make camp for the
regiment, to assemble Sunday for
training to last two weeks. The ad-
vance detail, from the service bat
terry, was commanded by Capt. Meri-
wether Lewis. The remainder of
battery will report Sunday with the
rest of the regiment.
The 113th. is. a medium gun regi-
ment, motorized. 1t had its origin
during the world war, organized in
this state. In France, it served with
the American and French armies but
not with its own division, the 3Oth,
which was attached to the British
army throughout.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14
DREAM COMES TRUE.

South Bend, Ind, July 14.-Night
before last the sister of 17-year-old
Ernest Knitta dreamed he had drown
ed. She told her mother. Police came
yesterday to the Knitta home. Re-
membering the dream, Ernest's
mother, Mrs. Sylvester A. Knitta,
asked if her son was dead. They told
her his body had been found at the
bottom of a lake near here. He had
gone swimming with friends.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14
PAGE THREE

''social and economic savings" more
than justify the existence of North
Cardinals parole system.
Speaking at a Kiwanis club meet
ing, Cross asserted prisoners were
being tretaed more humanely than
ever before, and 1--WE find that COR
poral punishment is largely giving
away to more scientific treatment.p
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14
DEPUTY is REMOVED.

Martinsville, Va, July 14.-In an
move yesterday in Henry
circuit court, Judge J. T. Clement
ordered the removal Of Deputy Sher-
iff C. M. Rodgers from office. No
reason was given for the removal.
Request for the dismissal of the Of
ficer who has held that position for
nearly five years was made by
Sheriff J. M. Davis.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14

PIEDMONT LEAGUE.


PJEDM0NFs LEAGUE,
Asheville g.; Durham /. I
Charlotte. IA; Rocky Mount l
Norfolk g., Winston-Salem l..
Only games played.
AMERICAN. LEAGUE
PHILADELPHIA 12;;, Chicago TO-,
Detroit 10;, New York 6.
st. Louis A. Washington 3.
Only games. played a
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
ST.. Louis ST.; Boston 3-S.
Cincinnati 7iNeWS York Os -
Chicago, Z; Philadelphia 81.
Only games scheduled
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14

Farm agents of the State College
Extension Service are reporting
good crops of corn from practically
everv section of North Carolina.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14

Bow-legs are a sign of courage
we read. Is that why some men
dare wear golf knickers?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14
STATE PAROLE SYSTEM
is DEFENDED BY CROSS

Smithfield, July IA (AP) -
Hathaway Cross, assistant paroles
commissioner, said here today that
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I6!!!da8Gd11I;le:s:' ):
CITY LEAGUE.
Christians VS. Bankers (HT}.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Winston-Salem at AsheVille.
Richmond at Rocky Mount.
Norfolk at Portsmouth.
Durham at Charlotte.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at St. Louis.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
st. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Only games scheduled.
You can change your friends o.
on Of vOl1 naCi1v aI1OI1Oh Inst
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
CITY, LEAGUE

Christians II; Purol 10 g innings)
Kiwanis H., Rose, 4.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14

You can change your friends opin-
ion of you easily enough. Just lend
them some money and then insist on
being paid back.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-26

AMENTO-Frank Torun-
to doesn't measure six axe handles
between the eyes. but II there is
a Paul Bunyan OF golfdom. the
husky beer-keg juggIer OF sacra-
mento can qualify for the part.
Toronto and his mentor, Tom Lo
Presti. challenged the golfing
world today to meet them In a
pro-amateur match over the diff
cult Sacramento municipal course
for money. marbles or chalk, pre-
ferably the former.
Toronto's feats are m iegen-
dairy as the mythical woods
man OF the Northwest. The
fabulous John Montagu. Joe
Ear and Joe Kirlswood, the
trick-shot artists, have moth
Ing on the 180-pound beer
truck driver.
Toronto Ia forced To play left
handed to get any competition at
all, and even as southpaw he
can score In the high 70's.
There were witnesses aplenty
the day Toronto drove a ball 200
yards while sitting In a chair with
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n stein of beer In one hand. He
once drove n ball from the radi-
ator cap Of an automobile. and the
golf fans still recall the shot he
hit out Of the Pacific ocean In the
last state amateur tournament at
Pebble Beach. While the waves
were carrying the ball out 10 sea.
Toronto waded in and blasted II
from the top OF q whitecap onto
the green 100 yards away.
Toronto and In Prssfi took
on Johnny Montagn and
George Won Elm not long ago.
and defeated the mystery man
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ON THE LAM

CONTINUED From Page
tournament there Ian. 7 20 II. m
elusive. Entries close dan. 3
Wen have the usual big time
tennis tournaments. . Tiger WI
baseball team you'iI hardly rscor.
nize. ths usual City league. one Of
the best Of It's kind IN the nation
and Roy Archer a. It's president.
as usual. n he doesn't change his
frame Of mind
Boxing viii get started anew and
look for wrestling 10 come back
this early 1910 -.
Daysy Ward. local wsltsr. ana
jock Meombsr. heavyweight, look
upon the New Year a. a main step.
ping stone
Our college football should be
much better. ~ q WHO'S. College
Of Puget Sound hopes are bright.
Coach Franks material has mad
a year experiences. then there ar.
several experienced players expect
10 return, men Like ReFnaon, the
eolorsd star. Gordon Flsldsr. the
fine big fulibaek from Roy. and
Bill Mclaughlin
Cliff oison's spectacular. color
fDi and abis Lnthsrans viii be
intact That means MAfg Tom.
nsrvik will b. In there throwing
The apple sssin. lie gained ma
tional recognition this ysar. may
even make = greater record
Looking ~ the sihlstlc picture
In a hurried manner. ~ ws have
here today. you can expect another
great year ~ apoFta
And yeu may sss Pete Briae.sIi
In . reducing aet Bra 0rfnses
continue 70 talk and his huaflng
dogs George 0assilin shoot
. duck ca ths wing and e@seh q
trout with . ny -. i5Il sieQusen
catch three stesihss4 In one aay
and mot 10 back for more Ahs
olssang actually shoot = deer on
his ANIMAL hunting trip /. Jimmy
Tho ssHfih 20 for porceiAin nea,
grinders Peter D. Mitchell
write more glowing isttsrs from
Topeka. kaas.. " his baseball
frtsnds In Tacoma HAIRY Gaia
raise the Gala In politics /. EDDIE
Quinn gala - pounds IN weight
Il. Jack Conaor eontinse 10 ssii
good Stories fflek Hayward
70 hAss drawings ana figures To
prove our klgh hills can b. re-
dtined In . pFon0aaeod mAaasr af
not too snaaeh cost later duck
season for the Northwest Ole
Trygve Grunaen 10 dig up five
new subjects 10 discuss with bis
toHsofiai patients and :.
this corner wishing you q merry
Christmas and . Happy New Year
next Ynietids holidays just - be
does today -
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Golf Contest
Pays Caddies

HOLLYWOOD - The caddles
Of Hollywood's golfing grounds
enjoyed a merry Christmas
today.
The lads who lug around the
golf bags for movie golfers
received the benefits Of q golf
match yesterday which erooner
Bling Crosby and Bud Ward Of
Spokane, Wash. won over actor
Richard Arien and Johnny
Dawson of Chicago.
Crosby and his partner won
and 1. Individual cards show
ed Ward, national amateur
champion. played the beat golf,
with q score Of one below par
50. Dawson eardod an even
par 20. and Crosby boIcd IS,
one worse than Arien.
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and his ''business-usan golfer
partner 4 and 3. shooting =
bcst-bail Of 90, ls,st nine under
par.
Playing golf with a baseball bat.
n hoe and a rake In easy for To-
ronto. lie breaks 100 with these
stunts regularly.
Toronto has won HE share of
sectional tournaments. including
the San Francisco city tourna-
ment. but hls Job ~ q truck driver
keeps him from wandering far
afield. A. that. he said. he might
hit the big time trail next year,
but meanwhile his challenge speci.
flies the Sacramento courss. A guy
has 10 eat. he says.
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Ball Clubs Rated Seasonal EMPLOYERS

OLYMPIA, Wash.-ProfeAsionsi
baseball clubs and leagues in
are seasonal employ
ers with a season from April l TO
Sept. 30. Commissioner Jack +
Bates Of the Unemployment Com
pensation office announced today.
The effect Of the determine
ti0n will be TO limit the period
during which baseball players
and others employed by ball
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hockey FANS DON'T co
FOR new IDEA In SPORT

PORTLAND, Ore. - The Port
land Buckaroos and the four
period hockey game were given
a tryout here yesterday by the
Vancouver Lions in the Pacific
Coast Hockey league and both
were defeated.
The Lions humbled the hard
pressuring Bucks 2-1 to cement
their hold of the league leadership
in regulation league game which
saw the initial test Of the proposed
four 15-minute period contest.
The league board Of direc-
tors decided TO give the in
novation a test game with
the new time period, supplant-
ing the old three Commute
periods. However, the fans
whose word In these matters
Is often law-voiced disap-
proval Of the idea, leading to
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Shrine Game
Now SeIIoui

sA< FRANCISCO ruxsv-fnar
ne. h<<ithy eoiIexs faofheil s<ars
scck their chrs<tnes suxk<Y fzr
fsusn hom< today - thzs TIE nsznsh
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-26
LOUGHRAN TAKESLEGAL WALLOP
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA - Tom m y
Loughran, former light heavy
weight champion. ran afoul the law
today In his claims for a CORE
spondence course TO create para
CONS Of strength
The federal trade commission
issued a complaint against Lough-
ran, who once fought Primo Car
nera for the heavyweight cham
pionship, charging that he had
misrepresented the course In adj
yertising.
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Among the claims made by
Loughran for course In
''Puissant Body Building" the
commission complained. was
that the process would prodnoe
big muscles and . huge
robust body
The commission charged that
Loughran's course WIN not pro
duee perfect health In all instances
nor keep everyone In n healthy
condition
Loughrsn was given 20 days 20
answer the complaint.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-26
MNEILL BEATS
ELWOOD COOKE

OKLAHOMA CITY--Don Nc
Neil, ranked No. 3 nationally,
held the Oklahoma indoor tennis
title today after trouncing Elwood
Cooke OF Portland, Ore, SO, rs,
6-3 in the finals.
Cooke is rated No. 6 nationally
and was topseeeded in the Okla
homa tourney with Mcneil second.
In the doubles finals Henry Pru-
soft Of Seattle, Wash, ranked No.
10 nationally. teamed with Cooke
to defeat Mcneil and Morey Lewis
Of Texarkana, Tex, Sc, SO. Ga.
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Trained Horse
PrOUes Value

TUCSON. Ariz.--when a stable
caught fire In which ak horses
were locked, Dick. n trained horse
belonging to Deputy Sheriff Al
Franco. lifted the latch with his
nose and released himself and his
comrades.
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the belief that the four-period

the belief that the four-periOd
game "flunked itself out"
The Buck defense weakened in
the third stanza long enough for
the Lions TO break a half-time tie
and score the winning tally. Van
couver opened the scoring with
Palm jabbing one in at GAS in the
second period. Webster countered
for the Bucks at 1870. Rimstad
buttoned the game up at 14:19 in
the third-and in this instance
next to last frame.
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clubs who are eligible for Job
Insurance to the established
baseball season.
Bates explained that In any de-
termination the only ones whose
benefit rights are restricted are
those who are seasonal workers. A
seasonal worker is one who mas
earned more than 50 per cent Of
his base year wages In the employ
Of one seasonal employer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-26

LONG s0CKs SEEN AID
To PASSING GAME ON
BASKETBALL. COURT
nHntfHE&lK - A11n4

= - eaalpr~a n nFewr
University i~1~hrsts~fl f~am uith
faii leassk sfsekIsx> y erFktsx
sns IN sxr~ftm<Hs. To nFusn
ce.rk hclieses thss ~, rn=hae
player. " i8cnflfy fz<muzesr~
While psszlex from ; ssu>p~a
pc<ttton wtthsut k.sSaE ~
si~se~ ~ ~ sAeiF shext< ~
Icr~ir..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-26
Funniest Crack of
Season Is Credited
TO Stanford Coach

PALO ALTO, GALA Stan
ford university football player
came up behind Tiny Thornhill
shortly before the Indians sea-
son finale with Dartmouth col
lege and remarked: Just think,
coach. after tomorrow's game
We can break training
Thornhill, who hadn't seen
many signs OF real conditioning
all fall. retorted: What are you
going TO do then ? Take dope ?"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-26
Stays 40 Rats
In Course of Dau

BETHANY, Mo.-Two brothers,
Raymond and Wayne swartz,
claim the rat killing championship
Of Missouri. Thew slew 40 In
one day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-26

JOHNNY CRIMMNS anchor of the Detroit Fife Elec
tries the Goebel Beers the 1889 American Bowling
congress fveman team champions is writing this seasons
STRIKES to Spare series for NEA Service and Tacoma Times
In his articles, Crmmns tells how to organize team and
takes readers through complete in bowling.
tie is one of the finest instructors in the game.
Crlmmlns bowling record is enviable one Few match
his record for all tournaments down through the years. his
average having ranged from 204 to PIG.
AS an anchor man of team he has few peers if any,
In the fvemen of the A. c. for the nine years he has
averaged 209 with such series 61S 60O 64 $780, $50
and 653.
- Make full of Johnny Crimmins illustrated bowling
SERIES Strikes to Spare starting this page
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Mineral Five
Loop Leaders

Results In ths Pierre County
lwestl league iast week nnly
served 10 strengthen shs dominant
positions of The upper division
qnintsss Mineral Fismen ksp, ~
Tho helm followed ny Esey Hoeksts
and Midland.
NIlsersl hsd she toughest
sinss accepting up th~<w wh~1
they hsd - caHae frsm h<hIsa
"a reese out Tse.nss mia shlp-
per.. hs-ai. 81 Aidersnn. Nal.
~. and ssivh>ek - ~ -
SAINT
Mineral travelled 10 paysIiur ana
sstsnknlshel Tia Valley Part. ta~s-
err. hs.s7. with f.oehharf ana
Hparhman heading the Fireman
bucket brigade.
North Pnyailup was = fat. Juicy
Christmas turkey for Rick Hughes
Roy Rockets who Fcared 60 = 7i-is
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