High Point opens 1938 season with 16 run win over Mock Judson
High Point college opened its 1938 baseball campaign with a 16 to 1 victory over Mock Judson, pounding three Judson pitchers for 13 hits. Ingle led with four hits of five, while Sherrill, Culler and Pinkston added two apiece as Craver and Sherrill split the mound duties.
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High Point College
Mack Judson
Panthers
High Point
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Sherrill
Culler
Pinkston
Price
Judson
Craver
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S Williams
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Sherrell
x-Bryant
Gaither
Crickmore
Williams
Wolf
Gray
Yow
Slade
Graham
Kappler
Barringer
Buckner
Sharpe
Royle
Drimont
Hedrick and
Henry
Burlington
Elon College
University of N. C
Lindley
Cheek
Peacock
Griffith
Skunks Defeat Tigers In Kid Ball Game In High Point
Fourth Street Skunks beat Steele Street Tigers 6 to 3 in a Saturday kid baseball game at High Point. Craver pitched for the Skunks earning the win, Buckner took the loss, with Sherrell and Royle handling mound duties for the Tigers. Attendance 200.
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Skunks
Tigers
High Point
Fourth Street Skunks
Steele Street Tigers
French
Koontz
Winders
Ledberry
Pendergrass
Lehman
Burchfield
J. Lee
P. Lee
Hamlin
Robinson
Baseball chatter exhibition results from multiple games
Overnight exhibitions across sites Norfolk New Orleans St. Petersburg Birmingham Memphis and Atlanta feature teams such as Boston Cincinnati Cleveland St. Louis Pittsburgh Chicago Washington Atlanta and New York. Box scores show varied scoring tallies with pitchers and lineups including Lee Moore Gautreaux Bean Spencer Carleton Wilson Lombardi Hogan Meine Chagnon Grace Devens Jorgens Berg Sewell Neisler and others.
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Memphis
Tenn
New York
Devens
Moore
Jorgens
Griffin
Davis
Berger
Atlanta
Washington
Weaver
Surke
Russell
Sewell
Berg
Butcher
Hasty
Neisler
Duke Edges Michigan State 8 7 in Opening Baseball Tilt
Duke wins a close 8 to 7 contest over Michigan State in Durham as five seventh inning runs erase a deficit. Earl Wentz and Wagner spark the rally with key hits and Raleigh’s Duke pitchers share duties in a long, tense game.
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Duke
Michigan State
Blue Devils
Earl Wentz
Wagner
Langer
Jim Thompson
Morse
Spartan
Pemberton
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Spartans
Elon
Wake Forest
McCaslin
Duke McCann
Norton
Pee
Ft Little
Enone
MPOE
Thompson
Hendrickson
Weaver
Geunes
Sue
Williams
If Omer
Goombs
Pe Weetes
Weafer
Michigam State
Beenavewa
Kircher
Borton
Martin
Hendrick
Runyan Leads Cavalier Open After Two-Round Rain Gap
Paul Runyan, white Plains pro, fired 71 in the morning and 69 in the afternoon at Cavalier Country Club Virginia Beach to lead the Cavaliers 72 hole Open at 140. Horton Smith and Denny Shute trailed with 143, Craig Wood 144, Walter Hagen faltered with 159, while amateurs battled with 154 to lead.
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Cavalier Country Club
Virginia Beach
Paul Bunyan
White Plains
N. Y
Runyan
Cavalier
Horton Smith
Chicago
Denny Shute
Philadelphia
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Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
New Jersey
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Joe Kirkwood
Pinehurst
Deluxe
Charles Guest
Johnny Farrell
Quaker Ridge
Dick Mets
Billy Howell
Richmond
Virginia
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Morton
Dunlap Leads North and South Amateur Qualifying
George T. Dunlap Jr. tops the 36 hole qualifying with a 137 for the North and South amateur at Pinehurst. He bests Jimmy Robbins and Dick Wilson by 13 strokes. finals set Friday over 36 holes.
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Pinehurst
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Garden City
L. I
Jimmy Robbins
Philadelphia
Dick Wilson
Southern Pines
N. C
Georgetown University
Robbins
Wilson
Tommy Goodwin
Monroe
N. Y
Jack Toomer
Jacksonville
Florida
James A. Fownes
Pittsburgh
M. Pierpont Warner
Yale
St Louis Beats Birmingham In Pitchers Duel At Birmingham
In Birmingham Alabama St Louis won a low scoring game 469 to 183 after a pitching duel. Carleton J Wilson O Farrell Touchstone Hughes and Berres contributed for St Louis while Birmingham fielded 8A players and 0 runs in several innings.
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St. Louis
Birmingham
Carleton
Wilson
O'Farrell
Touchstone
Hughes
Berres
Ala
J. Wilson
Baseball scores from Dallas and Philadelphia doubleheaders
At Dallas Detroit faced New York in a 9 inning game with a final tally of 0 1 4 0 0 0 and 5 8 4. Rowe and Reiber. Richards and Co. In Philadelphia Philadelphia hosted Philadelphia in a 9 inning affair with 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 and 2 0 0 0 1 1 0. Elliott, Berry, Siska and Davis. Cain, Deitrich and Cochrane.
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Dallas
Tex
Detroit
New York
Rowe and
Reiber Richards
Philadelphia
Elliott
Berry
Siska
Davis
Cain
Deitrich
Cochrane
Catawba Beats Guilford Club in 16 to 0 Victory
Catawba college evened the series with a 16 to 0 win over Guilford as freshman pitcher Vaniewsky scattered five hits. A six run sixth inning propelled the victory with Garland and Webster delivering strong infield plays and Cesareo excelling behind the plate.
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Salisbury
Catawba College
Guilford
Vaniewsky
Catawbians
Garland
Webster
Cesareo
Guilford AE Martin
Perry
Finch
Aertee Webster
Jamieson
Robinson
Pearson
Baity
Inn Bullford
Catawbe
Bickett
Purnell
Wellons
Nelson
Vaniew
Pitcher
Bass
Young Jack Yokey Dies of Diphtheria
SPECIAL TO THE ENTERPRISE THOMASVILLE April 1 Jack Yokey six year old son of Alvin Yokey died at the family home near Walibure High Point Route 5 early this morning from diphtheria. He is survived by his father four brothers and three sisters Funeral services were held this afternoon from the home and interment took place in New Vernon M. E. church Rev G V Whiten officiated.
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Thomasville
Jack Yokey
Alvin Yokey
Walibure
High Point
New Vernon M. KE. Church
G.V. Whiten
High Point Loses Golf Meet to Charlotte High
High winds and strong Charlotte play crushed High Point in the first dual golf meet here yesterday, Charlotte High School winning 16 to 2. Buster Moffitt led High Point with 84, while Diffendale posted 86 and Ross 88. Charlotte’s Wyche shot 80 to gain three points from Garrett 89, and Cowan 90 beat Oliver 3 points.
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Charlotte High
High Point Golf Club
Charlotte High School
Buster Moffitt
High Point
Charles Diffendale
Rosse
Diffendale
Ross
Wyche
Charlotte
Garrett
Oliver
Cowan
Hadley
Field Of Nine Entered In Agua Caliente Race
A field of nine runs in the Agua Caliente handi cap worth 25000 dollars. Gallant Sir son of Bir Galahad III heads the list as the heavy favorite after four straight wins and a Latonia win. Trainer EB Fitzgerald calls it a warm up for Gallant Sir who could break Phar Lap's track mile and quarter record if needed. Wirt G. Bowman and Waylayer clocked 1:02 2-5 and 1:01 for five-eighths in sharp final works to prepare for the race.
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Gallant Sir
Norman W. Church
Laurel Park
Latonia
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A.v A. Baroni
Wirt G. Bowman
Waylayer
North State Conference Forms Officials League
The North State Conference Officials association will be headquartered in High Point with Bunn W. Hackney Jr. as secretary and H. W. Sholar as president. New officials pay 2 and existing officials 1 in registration fees. A spring meeting will select football referees linesmen and umpires. The group aims to improve officiating in football and basketball and will meet each fall to discuss gridiron rules. Ce. R. Hinshew and J. P. Anderson are involved with the conference leadership.
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High Point
Bunn W. Hackney, Jr
H. W. Sholar
Appulva Ce
Central Friends Bible School and Choir Concert Announced
Central Friends church will host a 9 45 morning Bible school led by superintendent Horace Haworth and a 9 45 Men's Brotherhood class led by D Ralph Parker. At 11 00 Tom A Sykes will preach A Most Wholesome Type of Power with Norman Fidler directing special music. High Point college A Capella choir directed by Prof B Stimson performs sacred concert at 8 00 p m. Public invited.
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Bible School
Central Friends Church
Horace Haworth
Men's Brotherhood
D. Ralph Parker
Tom A. Sykes
Norman Fidler
High Point College A Capella
Slot Machine Stolen From Sheraton Barber Shop
Thieves broke into the Sheraton hotel barber shop on Friday night and stole a slot machine. Police were notified yesterday.
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Sheraton
Duke Teams Start Busy Week With Spring Sports
Duke University opens a busy week as track and tennis begin their 1933 campaigns while baseball and golf continue. William and Mary looms as a likely stiff test for the southern conference indoor cinder path squad in Williamsburg. Duke meets Carolina in golf and hosts Elon in baseball while preparing for Maryland and other Virginia foes in a tight four day stretch.
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Duke University
Duke
William and Mary
Williambsurg
Carolina
Virginia
Richmond
Washington and Lee
Lexington
Indians
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Blue Devil
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Elon
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Duke-Carolina
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Chapel Hill
87 Miles On 1 Gallon Promoted at World’s Fair Auto Saver
An item from CLA Station Wheaton Illinois touts a 1633 World’s Fair Auto Saver claiming 87 miles per gallon with side engine oiling valves. The brochure promises free samples and quick profit for users, urging widespread adoption.
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Duce Nce
Uick Ben Ee Ak
Local Fighter to Box in Greensboro Monday Night
Sailor Little of High Point will face Bob Hoover of Charlotte in an eight round bout on the Greensboro boxing program Monday night. The card features a 10 round bout between Buster Newberry and Al Massey, both Charlotte, plus another 10 rounds with Big Jeff Elder versus K Q Eddie Phillips of Greenville. Erwin Hedrick of Thomasville meets Ross Crosby of Charlotte in four rounds while Bascomb Stadley of Charlotte fights Young Pickard of Burlington in a four round match.
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Sailor Little
High Point
Bob Hoover
Charlotte
Greensboro
Buster Newberry
al Massey
Big Jeff Elder
K. QO
Eddie Phillips
Greenville
Erwin Hedrick
Thomasville
Ross Crosby
Bascomb Stadley
Young Pickard
Burlington
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