Duke Nets Comeback Expected from 1934 Tennis Team
Duke University expects its 1934 tennis squad to improve on recent net lines with veterans Welch and Higgins at Nos 1 and 2. Jim Martin Bob Morse and Don McNeil return among regulars along with promising sophomores Parson Kunkle Nixon and others. Dr George Gregory coaches a deep squad as the Blue Devils prepare an 16 match spring schedule including Pinehurst Wake Forest Chapel Hill Raleigh and Davidson contests.
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Durham
Duke University
Ee Barney Welsh
Joh Iggings
Blue Devils
Jim Martin
Bob Morsefield
Don McNeil
Tom Parsons
Charlie Kunkle
George Gregory
Bob Nixon
Ralph Taylor
Fred Kellinger
George Beneke
Dick Piper
Nixon
Welch
Higgins
White Sulphur Springs
Baseball Scores From National League and Spring Training
AP notes multiple results including Hoston over Ginesanati 10 5 Philadelphia over Brooklyn 5 4 New York 9 Cleveland 0 Boston 6 Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh 9 Chicago 8 in 10 innings New York 9 St Louis 3 St Louis 6 Buffalo 5 Detroit 10 Newark 6 Chicago 3 Pasadena 0 and various spring training matchups. mentions Pittsburgh Chicago Cubs heading to San Bernardino and a long engagement.
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Hoston
Ginesanati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Buffalo
Detroit
Newark
Pasadena
San Berndarino
Lakeland
Cincinnati
Jackesonville
Baltimore
New Hiadelphia
Port Lauderdale
St. Lule
Bradenton
Louis
Los Anoeles
Cai
Pittetu
Chicago Cubs
San Bernardino
Indians’ Evans in talks with Browns manager in St Louis
West Palm Beach business manager Fia Billy Evans met Rogers Horseby of the St Louis Browns in town yesterday. Reports say a deal between the two clubs may be brewing for a potential Wrigley Field game on April 7.
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West Palm Beach
Fia
Billy Evans
The
Indians
Rogers Horseby
Bt. Louis Browns
White Sox Open Tour with Pirates in California Swing
The San Bernardino based White Sox travel to Ganino to face the Pittsburgh Pirates in the opener of an eleven game road trip on the way back to Chicago.
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San Bernardinoo
Calif
White Sox
Ganino
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago
Yankees face roster puzzle at key infield spots
In St Petersburg Florida manager must decide on middle infield roles with Rob Rolfe and Don Heffner entrenched at shortstop and second base as the club areas a season.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Rob Rolfe
Don Heffner
New York Yankees
Dodgers Seek Left Handed Pitcher After Athletics Loss
Casey Stengel scouts for a left handed pitcher for Brooklyn after Perkins struggled eight innings in a loss to the Athletics. Young southpaw coach held the mound through most of the game, with two earned runs allowed.
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Dodgers
Orlando
Pia
Casey Stengel
Brooklyn
Miay
al Perkins
Athletics
Winhite
Tridesmen to Perform This May in Local Area
The Tridesmen are announced to play in the region this May, bringing a concert date to nearby venues and offering fans another chance to see the group live.
Phillies Beat Ball Club 6 to 1 In Sarasota
The Phillies defeated Ball Club 6 to 1 in Sarasota as they performed at their best yesterday, delivering a strong offensive show while limiting the opponents to a single run.
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Ane Sarasota
Phillies
Tigers Meet Reds Without Manager Cochrane
The Detroit Tigers prepared to face the Cincinnati Reds without manager Mickey Cochrane who is in Morrell Memorial Hospital undergoing treatment for appendicitis.
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Lakeland
Pia
Detroit Tigers
Cincinnati Reds
Mickey Cochrane
Morrell Memorial Hospital
Senators Hope to Even Grapefruit Series Against Pensacola
Biloxi Mississippi reports the Washington Senators trailing three to two in exhibition play. Manager Cronin schedules the Pensacola Naval Air Station team for tomorrow as New Orleans Pelicans hand them a 2 to 0 setback, with the Nats managed to three hits.
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Senators
Biloxi
Miss
Cronin
Pensacola Naval Air Station
Nats
New Orleans Pelicans
Athletics Seek Back-to-Back Win Over Brooklyn at Shibe Park
Philadelphia Athletics aim for a second straight win over the Brooklyn team as they head to Shibe Park for the next game following yesterday's April Fool victory.
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Orlando
Philadelphia Athletics
Brooklyn
Shibe Park
Phillies Fall 6 to 1 as Red Sox Tame Winter Haven Lineup
Winter Haven Florida report notes Hurst the veteran Chiosa the rookie Wilson the new manager and only three Phillies players kept consistent as Boston beats Philadelphia 6 to 1 yesterday.
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Winter Haven
New Orleans Harley Boas Sent Back for Sinus Treatment
exBLANS New Orleans Harley Boas the Cleveland first baseman has been sent back to Cleveland for treatment for a sinus condition that has kept him from getting into condition.
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Exblans
New Orleans
Harley Boas
Cleveland
College Sports Schedule Fragment for May Events
A fragment lists college games and conference events in Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania venues. May 7 Virginia at Charlottesville May 8 William and Mary at Williamsburg May 9 navy at Annapolis May 10 Pennsylvania at Philadelphia May 11 Lehigh at Bethlehem May 15 North Carolina at Durham May 17 to 19 Southern Conference meet at Charlottesville May 22 North Carolina at
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Virginia
Charlottesvil
William and Mary
Williamsburg
Annapolis
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Lehigh
Bethlehem
North Carolina
Durham
Charlottesville
Chapel Hill
Big Five Begin Easter Week of North Carolina Sports
Charlotte April 2 The North Carolina Big Five launch a six game baseball slate including Wake Forest vs North Carolina State Duke vs South Carolina doubleheader North Carolina vs Davidson Elon vs Guilford and Catawba vs Lenoir Rhyne A regional tennis clash features North Carolina at Boston College and Davidson at Emory University in Atlanta Chapel Hill hosts tomorrow track meet between North Carolina and Dartmouth with a separate intersectional clash as the Green team from Hanover defeats William and Mary in Williams burg Virginia.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Wake Forest
N. C. State
Duke
South Carolina
Davidson
Elon
Guilford
Catawba
Lenoire Bigne
Chapel Hill
Tar Heela
Boston College
Atlanta
Emory University
Dartmouth
Big Green
Hanover
N. H
Wings of William and Mary
Williamsburg
Cochrane May Be Lost to Tigers Eight Weeks
Detroit Tigers catcher manager Gordon Mickey Cochrane was hospitalized with symptoms suggesting appendicitis. If surgery occurs, eight weeks would sideline the star, altering catching duties likely to Ray Hayworth and depriving the team of its sparkplug. Doctor Grover C. Freeman cited a mild form of appendicitis and optimism against surgery.
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Lakeland
Fila
Gordon
Mickey) Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Cochrane
Ray Hayworth
Tigers
Grover C. Freeman
Orlando
Clearwater
Newark
Frank J. Navin
Detroit
Cy Perkins
Stoefen Invited To Compete For Davis Cup Place
New York April 2 Lester Stoefen the Californian who starred in the winter tennis season is the sole newcomer among the first five invited for the 1934 Davis Cup team. Frank X Shieldé Wilmer Allison Sidney B Wood Jr and George M Lott were asked to report to Captain R Norris Williams at the Merion Cricket Club Philadelphia May 14. Others may join after early Spring events including Off Sutter Frankie Parker and John Van Ryn declined invitations due to business.
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New York
Lester Stoefen
Stoefen
Frank X. Shieldé
Wilmer Allison
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
George M. Lott
R. Norris Williams
Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Sutter
New Orleans
Frankie Parker
Lawenceville
John van Ryn
Allison
Cincinnati Reds call up Stanley Bach from University of Kentucky
Stanley Bach, out fielder for Kentucky, has been strong in spring practice with the Reds and today joins the Red reserves to replace Marty Rice, who was released to Toronto yesterday.
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Tampa
Fila
Stanley Bach
University of Kentucky
Cincinnati Reds
Red
Marty Rice
Toronto
British inventor designs telescopic car body for sleep and storage
An automobile body with a telescopic rear end, designed by a British inventor, extends to provide sleeping space or extra baggage storage. The invention showcases a modular, adaptable vehicle feature aimed at increasing usability and convenience for travelers.
American duo chosen for 866-mile Italian Sweepstakes in Tripoli
Pete DéPaulé and Lou Moore have been selected to represent the United States in the 866-mile Italian Sweepstakes to be held in Tripoli on May 6.
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Pete DéPaulé
Lou Moore
United States
Tripoli
Airborne Sodium Arsenite Fight Locust Plague
In Rho desia a plane sprays sodium arsenite ahead of a locust swarm to destroy swarming insects. The fine chemical targets the pests as they move, attempting to curb the plague from the air.
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Rhodesia
Cooper Sets Pace At Cavalier Open In Virginia Beach
Harry Cooper, Chicago pro, shot a 64 in the second round to lead the Cavalier Open with a 135 halfway total. Paul Runyan and Ky Laffoon trailed by two strokes, while Denny Shute stood at 144 and other stars occupied the chasing pack.
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Virginia Beach
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Cooper
Paul Runyan
Ky Laffoon
Runyan
Laffoon
Bill Meéehihorn
Bobby Cruickshank
Tommy Armour
Horton Smith
Denny Shute
Billy Howell
Carent
North Carolina primary filing slows with many candidates pending
Raleigh April 2. About 31 candidates have filed or planned to enter North Carolina primaries in June while 46 offices including congressional and state judiciary await filings. The list remains predominantly Democratic with Republicans to file after next week’s Charlotte gathering. Several districts show no filings yet. fees of 100 dollars are required, and many candidates have paid or announced intentions but not yet filed.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Board of Elections
Charlotte
F. J. McDuffie
Wilkesboro
17Th
Congress
Lindsay Warren
Edward W. Poll
F. W. Hancock, Jr
Weaver
Asheville
J. EB. Owen
EB. B. Atkins
R. R. Mullikin
Supreme Court
W. P. Stacy
Heriot Clarkson
W. J. Adams
Charles M. Johney
Dallas Kirby
Winston-Salem
Stanley Winborne
B. C. Macon
Charles Ross
Lil
W. C. Harrie
J. M. Oglesby
Michael Shenck
P. A. McElroy
Felix F. Alley
Grover C. Davis
Waynesville
Alley
A. M. Stack
F. Don Phillips
Rockingham
Herbert Leary
Daniel Gilliam
W. H
Burgwyn
D. M. Clark
James A. Powers
J. Will Press, Jr
John M. Queen
J. R. Young
James Beat
Dunn
Daniel L. Bell
Pittsboro
R. L. Whitmire
Hendersonville
Press
Jean Bauer Captures Augusta Tournament
Miss Jean Bauer of Providence Rhode Island defeated her friend Miss Marion Miley of Lexington Kentucky one up at the eighteenth hole to win the Augusta woman's invitation golf tournament. Miley was the medalist and had advanced comfortably until meeting Bauer in the final match.
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August
Jean Bauer
Providence
Marion Miley
Lexington
Augusta
Miss Miley
Miss Bauer
Properly Soak Cylinder Head Before Installation
Before installing a new cylinder head gasket soak it briefly in water. This softens the metal so the head can be drawn tight onto the block and the gasket compressed evenly.
Dunlap Seeks Third North and South Title in First Round
Pinehurst April 2 George Dunlap, reigning North and South champion, faces Tay Lenehan in the opening match as the field includes August Kammer Jr and other notable players. Kammer qualified second with 74 after Dunlap’s 67 medal round, while playoff contenders for the final two spots include Warner, Johnson, Wood, Bronson, and Galevin. All matches through Friday are 18 holes with final on Friday.
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Tay Lenehan
Provide
R. J
Linksman
George T. Dunlap
Dunlap
Lenehan
Garden City
L. L
Providence
N. J
Jack Ryerson
Coopertown
N. Y
Charles Clare
Connecticut
New England
Kammer
W. B. Newsome
Princeton
Lynch
James Fownes
Pittsburgh
Ryerson
Earl Stokes
Louisville
Youngster
Clare
Johnny Johnston
Lumberton
N. C
R. A. Stranahan
Toledo
Winthrop Hoyt
L. Ve. R
Fort Macon to become recreation center in Carteret
Raleigh April 9 reports plans to convert Fort Macon from a long standing coastal fortification into a civilian recreation center by early April. An advance detachment will move from Stantonburg to Fort Macon for the site work as a restoration camp forms. The fort has guarded Beaufort Inlet since colonial times and cost about 468000 to build.
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Raleigh
Heaufort Inlet
Carteret
Stantonburg
Fort Con
Adva
Fort Macon
Beaufort
Macon
Blackbeard
Incomplete Names Stir Midwest Rivalry Card
Fragmentary OCR lists names and locales including Raleigh Raleigh and New Jersey figures, with matchups noted but details and outcomes unclear. The garbled text references individuals such as Warner Parsons Green and Mitchell plus locations connected to teams or events.
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