High Point Teams Set for Busy Week of Ball Games
High Point high school and College teams prep for a crowded schedule starting tomorrow. Bisons travel to Thomasville to face Mills Home. Friday they host Greensboro High. Blue and White opened with a 17 to 2 win over Spencer High but coach Wade Marlette seeks improved hitting. Meanwhile High Point College heads to Salisbury to open North State Conference play versus Catawba Indians with Burlington East Carolina league game Saturday. Panthers coach Virgil Yow notes rough spots after a 16 to 1 victory over Mack Judson and aims to iron them out before tougher conference opponents arrive. The high school golf team lost to Charlotte but plans to rebound against Winston-Salem here Saturday.
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Runyan Captures Cavalier Open Amid Streaking Golf
Virginia Beach April 3 The Cavalier Open winner was Paul Runyan White Plains N Y with a 280 total after 72 holes Also placing were Denny Shute Philadelphia with 284 Craig Wood Deal N J at 285 Manero New York shot 66 to tie for fourth Mehlhorn New York finished fifth The field set record scoring as Runyan and company earned $300 for the victory plus season totals above 4000 dollars.
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Gastanaga to face Doktor in 10-round Chicago bout
Izzy Gastanaga of New York meets Joe Doktor of Buffalo in a 10 round feature at White City in Chicago. Gastanaga, coming off a knockout of Babe Hunt of Oklahoma City, was the favorite. The writeup notes a joking line about vacuum and atoms.
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Babe Hunt
Oklahoma City
Man's heart stopped by stomach gas relief treatment
W. L. Adams suffered heart stoppages after meals due to stomach gas and bloating. Adlerika treatment relieved the gas, allowing him to eat anything and feel fine. Report from High Point notes Adams' condition improved after the remedy.
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High Point
Mann
Southern Conference Teams Boast Early Pitching in April Opener
In early Southern Conference games pitching dominates as teams prepare for the season. North Carolina’s Joe Griffith limited Washington and Lee to six hits in a 6 1 victory, while NC State trio Morris Seitz and Lynn held the Generals to four as the Wolf Pack 11 1 beat Virginia. South Carolina edged Clemson 6 4 before Grayson Wolf’s six hits allowed a 6 0 Gamecocks win. Old Dominion seeks a breakthrough with upcoming games against NC andVirginia Mobile.
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Big Five Teams Face Busy Week in Spring Sports
Charlotte April 3 Big Five athletic programs begin a heavy week across baseball track golf and tennis. Carolina baseball heads north to Blacksburg to face Virginia Poly then VMI at Lexington. Davidson hosts Lenoir Rhyne and Union Seminary. Elon visits Duke after last week's 1 0 victory. Wake Forest and Carolina track meet Georgetown at Chapel Hill while NC State sits idle this week.
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Dunlap Favored as Pinehurst Hosts Amateur Championship
Pinehurst hosts the United North and South amateur championship with 32 golfers in first round matches. George T. Dunlap Jr. of Garden City leads medal scoring at 65-72 137, ahead of Dick Wilson of Southern Pines and Jimmy Robbins of Philadelphia. Matches are 18 holes, with the final at 36 holes.
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Gallant Sir Wins Agua Caliente Handicap in 2 02 4
At Agua Caliente on April 3 Gallant Sir, a four year old from Norman W Church, captured the $25,000 added Agua Caliente handicap in 2:02 4. Waylayer finished second with Lemon Hills third as Bahamas faded after a strong first stretch showing before 10,000 fans. Gallant Sir’s victory lifts his career earnings to $74,200 while Waylayer receives $2,500 and Lemon Hills $1,250.
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High Point College Baseball Cuts Two Players
High Point college baseball faced a setback as Virgil Yow released Pinky Williams and Broadus Culler for training rule violations on the eve of the first conference game. Williams had been set at third base with strong defense, while Culler was a versatile pitcher fielder and outfielder. The coach shuffled multiple lineups in practice to compensate for the losses ahead of Salisbury's Catawba game.
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Pinky” Williams
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Baseball Clubs Slowly Moving To Home Camps
AP dispatches report spring training moves as multiple clubs shift to home camps. Cubs manager Charlie Grimm faces outfield injuries with Kiki Cuyler sidelined and reserves Frank Demaree and Vince Barton limited. Other items note Reds rookie Tom Roberto in an auto accident, and Luque of the Giants delivering a rough inning against Detroit.
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Py Marks
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Cincinnati Reds
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Bill Schmidt
Irving M. Plummer
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Tenn
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New York Giants
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Browns Rally in Exhibition Win Sparks Series Edge
Jacksonville report notes the Louis Browns beat Brooklyn 2 to 1 in a 5 inning exhibition yesterday. The victory gives the Browns a 3 to 2 lead in a six game series with the final game set for this afternoon.
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Louis Browns
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Red Sox Slugfest Upsets Skeeters in Jersey City
Jersey City game opened with a high scoring slugfest as the Boston Red Sox faced the Skeeters in an International League clash. The prior day the Sox rocked Jersey City with strong hitting and runs, signaling a potent offensive showing ahead of today’s second game.
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Casey Returns to Showcase in Crowded Arena
A tense crowd cheered as Casey entered the venue with calm ease and pride. He acknowledged the cheers with a light bow, signaling his moment in the spotlight amid the bustling audience.
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Knoxville April 3 AP notes clash after wisecracks
A brief item from Knoxville reports a planned rematch where the boys vowed another drubbing of Mike Kelly's team to retaliate for prior wisecracks. The note marks an upcoming game in Knoxville, Tennessee, dated April 3.
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