Frosty Snow Faces Harvard Player In Golf Semi Final
Pinehurst April 3 Rodney Frosty Snow of High Point medalist meets Edgar Turner of Harvard in the semi finals of the Students Golf Tournament. Other match pairs Paul Severin and Dave Rumph. UNC dominated field. Caro triangle member John Diffendal exited in quarter finals. Snow advanced on default from W P J Pette. The event marks a new annual college tourney. Turner from Wichita is the only outside challenger and is favored to exit next round.
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Pinehurst
Rodney
Frosty) Snow
High Point
Edgar Turner
Harvard
Paul Severin
Dave Rumph
Turner
University of North Carolina
Carolina
John Diffendal
Severin
Tar Heels
Snow
W. P. J. Pette
Wichita
Kansas
Fights Last Night Report From Cleveland and Bridgeport
Cleveland listings show Jimmy Bivins defeating Buddy Knox and Maixie Berger stopping Irish Eddie Dunne in recent bouts. Bridgeport results report Jimmy Leto stopping Billy Connerty in a New England venue with local fighters rounding out a card.
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Cleveland
Jimmy Bivins
Buddy Knox
Dayton
Maixie Berger
Montreal
Eddie Dunne
New York
Bridgeport
Conn
Jimmy Leto
Hadford
Billy Connerty
Boston
Jane Crum Meets Caveness in CCC Quarterfinals
Charlotte April 3 The Charlotte Country Club invitation golf tournament quarterfinals feature Jane Crum of Orangeburg S C versus Mrs Shelley Caveness of Greensboro and Mrs E C Griffith against Mrs Ben T Parks both of Charlotte Other matches include Mrs J F Degener Tit of Greenwich Conn vs Mrs J J Lawlor of New Rochelle N Y and Agnes Morton of Wilmington vs Mrs Tom Nolan of Newcastle Pa
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Charlotte
Charlotte Country Club
Jane Crum
Orangeburg
S. C
Shelley Caveness
Greensboro
E. CC. Griffith
Ben T. Parks
Crum
Griffith
J. F. Degener Tit
Greenwich
Greenwich, Conn., and Mrs. J. J. Lawlor of New Rochelle
N. Y
Agnes Morton
Wilmington
Tom Nolan
Newcastle, Pa
Madcap Maxie vows victory in Madison Square Garden bout
Sid Feder reports on Lou Nova driven by a grudge against Max Baer ahead of their 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Nova fears a backfire on his looks and seeks a win to set up a possible September bout with Joe Louis, while Baer boasts a dangerous right hand and a history of grievances with Nova.
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Lou
Maxie Baer
Lou Nova
Madison Square Garden
Joe Louis
Sid Feder
New York
Max Baer
Nova
Ray Carten
Ray
Tony Galento
California
Max
The
Playboys
Baer
Mr. Baer
Sedgefield Club Plans Ladies Golf Tournament
The Sedgefield Club announces its first Ladies golf event of the season a guest day luncheon tournament next Tuesday. Mrs Nathan Ayers, chair of the Ladies Golf Committee, said luncheon will be served to members and their guests by the club.
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Sedgefield Club
Nathan Ayers
Sedge
Boxing Crowns Settled In AAU Championships
Eight national AAU boxing crowns were decided at Boston Garden over three days with Massachusetts boxers claiming three titles. Notable outcomes include Lowell’s Jimmy Mulligan defeating Johnny Lower of Cleveland at 160 pounds, and Dave Andrews edging George Horne for the 118-pound title. Other winners include Gus Stanford, Frank Leonard Taunton, Lawrence Torpy, Raymond Brown, and Ragan Kinney, with diverse regional victors across weight classes.
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Boston
A.A.U
Massachusetts
Boston Garden
Jimmy Mulligan
Lowell
Johnny Lower
Cleveland
Johnny Mower
Portland
Ore
Littl
Gus Stanford
Seminole
Okla
Jim Reddick
St. Louis
Shelton Bel
Wilberford
Dave Andrews
George Horne
Frank Leonard Taunton
Carl Palombo
Amsterdam
N. Y
Lawrence Torpy
Philadelphia
Harold Dade
Chicago
Dade
Raymond Brown
Tony Degregorio
Ragan Kinney
Hartmann Ark
al Jordan
Kansas City Negro
Exhibition Baseball Pairings and Scores Across Southern U.S.
The Associated Press reports multiple exhibition games: Cincinnati and Boston in Montgomery, Brooklyn and Waycross, and more across Florida Georgia Texas and beyond. Several games completed with scores, others cancelled due to wet grounds.
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Fort Benning
Boston
Cincinnati
Miami Beach
Fla
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Lakeland
Buffalo
Detroit
Los Angeles
Calif
Chicago
Valdosta
Brooklyn
High school baseball schedule across the state detailed
The complete first day slate lists games from Gastonia at High Point to Hollywood California at Pittsburgh, with numerous matches across North Carolina towns and some interstate duels. Expectedbylined matchups include Winston-Salem at Greensboro and Raleigh area pairings among many others.
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Gastonia
High Point
Winston-Salem
R. J. Reynolds
Greensboro
Wilmington
Wilson
Spencer
Children’s Home
Statesville
Concord
Lexington
Kings Mountain
Cherryville
Hickory
Lenoir
Lincolnton
Newton
Scotland Neck
Tarboro
Elizabeth City
Edenton
Goldsboro
Roanoke Rapids
Snow Hill
Whiteville
Cary
Hillsboro
Nashville
Millbrook
Buckingham
Laurinburg
Raeford
Sanford
Rankin
Gibsonville
Asheboro
Gray Winston-Salem
Cooleemee
Granite Quarry
Baw Creek
Tech
Charlotte
Macon
Nolesville
Helena
Bethel Hill
Carthage
West End
Calfay
Stanfield
East Spencer
Stanley
Belmont
Randleman
Ramiseur
Army Polo Team To Tackle Pinehurst
Pinehurst polo aces meet Uncle Sam's Fort Bragg team in a finals clash on Sunday April 6 before the spring tournament. Bragg strengthens its ranks with Lieut Col Richard B Willis to captain the Bragg four while Maj Eugene Harrison Capt Ralph Cooper and Lieut Milton Untermyer join. Devers co referees with retired Col George Hawes. Pinehurst fields its top four with Earl Shaw Merrill Fink Stanley Taylor and B R Brown. The match starts at 3 pm and the public is welcome. Also Startown High School girls upset Maden 72 to 6, the county’s largest score in league play.
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Pinehurst
Pinehurst Polo Aces
Uncle Sam
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
Richard B. Willis
Bragg
Willis
17Th
New York
Pelo
Eugene Harrison
Jacob L. Devers
Ralph Cooper
Milton Untermeyer
Majon Dever
George P. Hawes, Jr
Us.a
Forts Bragg
Earl Shaw
Mere Ri] Fink
Stanley Taylor
B. R. Brown
Newton
Startown High School
Catawba
Startown
Training Camp Briefs Across Multiple Cities In 1940s Exibitions
Reports from Talladega to Yuma detail ongoing exhibition games and lineup shifts. Notes include Luke Appling potential move to No 2,St Louis Cardinals trimming to opening day size, Sid Hudsons thumb heal, Mike Ryba Emmy Dickman shutout feat, and Pete Reiser slump with Dodgers amid busy spring schedule.
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Frosty” Snow
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Bob Feller
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Jimmy Dykes
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Lakeland, Fla
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Yuma, Ariz
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Bill Lee
Louisiana
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St. Louis Browns
Fred Haney
Elden Auker
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Chuck Klein
Phillies
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