Merchants Cooperating in Binghamton Yank Game
Pinehurst April 2. Dunkleberger was heavily favored to win the North and South amateur title as Dunlap advanced in the second round. Tufts defeated McNair 6 and 5, Stockhausen won 6 7 to 6, and Clare beat Myers 2 3. Mecei emerged as a nemesis for the champion, while Leach and Giles advanced on 19th holes and Ryerson defeated Lenahan 11 holes.
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Tom Pierce
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Andrew McNair
London
W. BE. Stockhausen
Teen
Newark
Pat Mucel
A. C
New York
Panthers Fall To Catawba In Conference Opener
The Purple Panther baseball team opened the North State conference season with a 2 to 0 loss to the Catawba Indians. Rob Hampton limited the Panthers to eight hits while Catawba hitters collected two hits each off Grigg and Harris. Hampton was the sole Catawba player with more than one hit.
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Gala day planned in city for ball game
Binghamton New York club hosts the New York Yankees in the opening exhibition at Pittie Park next Wednesday at 3 30 PM. Local civic groups Chamber of Commerce merchants and city officials back the event with tickets sold at local hotels cafes and drug stores. Mayor Grayson extends a welcome urging citizens to make the Yankees visit a pleasant and memorable occasion. Admission box seats 110 grandstand 30 bleachers 50 children 15 and a special 40 cent section for Negroes.
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Mann
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Vietterere
Lawson Little Turns Pro And Gives Up Titles
Augusta Ga April 2 Lawson Little longtime amateur champion announces he will turn professional ending a two year world title run He plans to help Jones in an educational touring program and will compete in the United States Open at rol New Jersey in June with hope of playing the British Open in England.
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Augusta
William Lawson Little
Robert T. Jones, Jr
George von Elim
Simon-Pures
San Francisco
Aaa Amet
Werone
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Jones
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Sports Writers Predict Cards To Nose Out Cubs
New York April 2 The Associated Press poll of 98 editors and writers predicts a tight race for the 1936 pennant between the St. Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs. The Cardinals lead with 43 first place votes to 39 for the Cubs, with the Giants and Pirates far behind.
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Bud) Parmelee
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Giants
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Home Run by Jacksonvilas Clears Fence for Fourth Time
A long home run by Jacksonvilas in the Bees game sailed over the fence near home plate for the fourth time this season. Moriarty contributed a another hit as the offense kept pressure on the opposing pitcher.
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Anuno Cemarca
Bes Black
Heeree Hampton
Asa HO Keonts
Ib Dement
Culler
Wery
Martin
Sam
Rune Bette
Martin Hampton
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Breck Staten
Crasree Pritchard
Beauer Om Galle Marre
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Moriarty
Yeeter
Jeckeomcife
Cardinals Worrying About Cutie Checs Guarantee
Cardinals face uncertainty amid a troubling issue described as cutie checs guarantee, prompting team officials to review contract terms and explore options to secure assurances.
Verry Leads in Southern Pines Women’s Golf Championship
Deborah Verry of Morganton shoots 75 at Southern Pines Country Club to hold a three stroke lead over Estelle Lawson and Mrs Edwards Stevens. Charlotte Glutting cannot compete this year. Hetty Abernathy stood third at halfway with 86 as the North and South tournament season begins in Pinehurst.
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Worgan
Mise Verry
Southern Pines Country Club
Mien Verry
Charlotte Glutting
South Orange
N. J
Estelle Lawson
Chapel Hill
N. C
Edwards Stevens
Greenwich
Conn
Hetty Abernathy
Pit
Pinehurst
Mise Laween
College tennis tops Appalachian netters 4 3 in tight meet
The tennis club defeated Appalachian by 4 to 3 as Thermturg and Parson forfeited. Rogers and Geteer benefited from rain as the afternoon meet turned dramatic.
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Thermturg
Rogers
Geteer
Lawson Little Finally Breaks Through in Sports Roundup
New York reports Lawson Little achieves a historic win while Utah State basketball guard Ed Wade previews a high stakes Olympic finale. The piece also notes Ray Impellittiere and boxer Al Neiderreiter set to appear at Ebbet’s Field this summer.
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New York
Lawson Little
Ed Wade
Utah State
Ray Impellittiere
al Neiderreiter
Ebbet's Field
Duke Coach Wallace Wade Bets Against North Carolina Then Beats Tar Heels
Gene Sarazen predicts Augusta defeat while Wallace Wade warned Duke could not beat North Carolina. Duke went on to upset the Tar Heels decisively in a Rose Bowl result reflecting bold pregame rhetoric versus on-field success.
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Gene Sarazen
Augusta
Wallace Wade
Duke
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Kid’s Tigers tryout ends by leg ailment
A youth who earned a Tigers tryout faced a career cut short by a leg ailment and sought an AP photo to prove he attended camp. Col Ruppert dismissed talk of Birmingham signing Ben Chapman. Gossip also ties Jack Dempsey to quitting a $25,000 restaurant front job.
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Tigers
Was & Honey
Birmingham
Ben Chapman
Jake Ruppert
Chapman
Jack Dempsey
Davidson Alumni Meet in Guilford County April 9
The Guilford County Davidson College Alumni Association holds its 98th founding anniversary meeting on Thursday April 9 at the King Cotton hotel. Scheduled speakers include Flake Laird Davidson College freshman football and varsity basketball coach and Paul Pittman member of the college athletic council.
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Enterprise
Greensboro
Guilford County
Davidson College
King Cotton Hotel
Schedu
Flake Laird
Paul Pittman
College Athletic Council
Willis 18 Visitor From High Point Visits City
Wharies B Willis of High Point now with Pabst brewery in Atlanta visited the city yesterday renewing old acquaintances. He lists Jacksonville Florida as his current home and travels through the southeastern states.
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Wharies B. Willis
High Point
Pabst Brewery
Headwarters
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Jacksonville
Fla
Welcome to High Point Hosts Binghamton Ball Club Visitors
Mayor urges citizens to extend Southern hospitality to the Binghamton N Y baseball visitors over the next three weeks. About 36 local youths enjoy city facilities and industrial plants while two Binghamton reporters boost High Point’s image to their papers. The city welcomes the ball club and Fourth Estate members to showcase local spirit.
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Binghamton
N. Y
High Po 'UN Waaer
Schultz 10 Make Bow Here Friday at High Point
Dynamite Dutch Schulte clashes with Eli Fischer in the Beaver-Jim main event at High arena in a rival war fueled by personal and political tensions. Henry and Beaver also collide in a grudge match as two out of three falls with a 96 minute finale sets the card. Box office opens 7 15 with first bell 8 20.
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High Point
Eli Fischer
High Arena
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Denning
Fischer
Eli
Schuits
Adolph Hitler
Schultz
Henry
Beaver
Luttrall
Goon
No Way Sees Aan Se Today With Monty On Show
Sees aan Se today with Monty oe showed promise at the end of the 1058 season. Les Tietie slated to share the mound duties.
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Monty Oe
Les Tietie
Rain Threatens College Sports Across Several Teams
Ominous clouds and rain canceled or delayed a slate of college events including baseball, golf, and tennis. Duke defeated Elon 6-3. Catawba beat High Point 5-2. Guilford topped Atlantic Christian 9-2. High Point edged Appalachian 4-3 in tennis. Dartmouth golfers lost 18-9 to North Carolina.
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Guilford
Atlantic Christian College
Tigers trade Rudy York to Milwaukee for Hank Greenberg
Detroit with Hank Greenberg at first base ships Rudy York to Milwaukee in a deal subject to recall within 24 hours.
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Lakeland
Fin
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Rudy York
Milwaukee
Higgins Trio Homers Knocks Knoxville
Pinky Higgins hit three home runs on Tuesday as the Athletics continued to dominate Knoxville. The prolific slugger led the offensive outburst, driving in multiple runs and energizing the lineup in a decisive win.
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Pinky Higgins
The
Athletics
New York Glante Gathers Steam as Terry Predicts Roll
Greenwood notes Bill Terry now expects his New York Glante to start rolling. Monk Leiber snapped from a betting slump yesterday by driving out two doubles.
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Greenwood
Bill Terry
New York
Piedmont League Adopts Shaughnessy Playoff Plan For 1940
Durham April 2 Directors of the six club Piedmont league vote to use a Shaughnessy style post season for cash prizes and fan appeal. The top plays third and runner up meets fourth in five game series with winners facing off for the cash. A ladies day and boys day policy, gate sharing, and prize money for playoff victors were approved as part of the season kickoff set to start April 23 with five holdovers and Rocky Mount replacing Charlotte.
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Piedmont
Shaughnessy
Richmond
Asheville
Portsmouth
Norfolk Club
New York Yankees
Portamouth
Rocky Mount
Norfolk Vere
Charlotte
Sunday School Five to Play Tonight in YMCA League
Sunday School Five opens a two night baseball program in the YMCA league with games scheduled tonight and another round tomorrow. The standings and matchups include Green Street versus Friends at 6:90, Wesley Memorial versus West End at 7:15, with all games onThursday.
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West End
Jones and Picard Favored to Win Augusta Event
Rain delays open of the T2-hole medal play $5,000 Augusta National invitation. Bobby Jones and Henry Picard of Hershey Pa lead the betting at 2 to 1 against the field as players wait for the start amid a downpour and indoor rest. Jones predicts pressure but remains a top contender despite recent poor finish.
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America
Bobby Jones
Henry Picard
Hershey
Jones
Eleweepetakes
Great Britain
Bobby
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