Mooney and Martin Reported Trade Talk To Cubs
Chicago rumors say outfielder Pepper Martin and pitcher Jim Mooney may join the Cubs in a deal involving shortstop Mark Koenig and cash, with negotiations said to have started after Hazen Cuyler’s injury.
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Pepper) Martin
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Special Pre Easter Evangelistic Meet Announced
Rev Nixon A Taylor pastor of the North Hamilton Street church of Christ will conduct a special pre Easter evangelistic meeting during the week of April 9. Services will be held each evening at the church.
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Nixon A. Taylor
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Babe Ruth Feels Spring Hopes For Big Season
Nashville AP dispatch notes Ruth remaining quiet on the Yankees spring tour. He expects to start homering with the regular season and aims to have his picture taken before leaving. Also filed are brief notes from Kansas City El Paso Chattanooga Jacksonville and Brooklyn on early exhibition actions.
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Washington Senators
COGAL School to Face Indian Outfit Today
Hugh McCachren of Linwood near Lexington was elected captain of the High Point College basketball team for 1933. The Purple nine travels to Salisbury to meet Catawba College in its North State Conference opener, with Burlington to follow in Burlington Saturday.
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Dunlap Leads Second-Round Play at North and South Amateur
George T. Dunlap Jr. of Garden City enters the second round of match play at Pinehurst amid strong support as Walker Cup favorite. He faces William A. Rupp after a 3 and 2 win over Rich Clemson, with other first-division pairings including M. P. Warner versus Richard Tufts and Eric Thomson against Jim Robbins. The event moves toward semi finals and a 36 hole final Friday.
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Fights Last Night Feature City Ring Action
Chicago fighter Gastanaga stopped Joe Doktor of Buffalo while Buffalo’s Sconsa outpointed Maxie Rosenbloom in a 10 round bout not title. Freeman of Hot Springs narrowly defeated Eller in Nashville. Don Ary beat Winston in Washington. Cool outpointed Jadick in Philadelphia. Joe Rice stopped Big Bob Chickasha in Oklahoma City.
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Hot Springs
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Louieville
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Philadelphia
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Oklahoma City
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Fort Worth
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Okla
Carolina and Duke Open Net Meet in Durham
The Duke North Carolina tennis rivalry began in Durham with the opening round of the 200 match meet. Each match yields one point for its school and ten days will be needed to complete all rounds. The winner earns a plaque from The Herald-Sun of Durham.
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Herald-Sne Papers
Homage to Knute Rockne at Notre Dame Memorial
The article recalls Knute Rockne’s death in an aeroplane disaster two years ago and honors his role as Notre Dame’s premier football architect. It notes Rockne’s teams won 255 games, lost 12, and tied five in 12 years, while posthumous teams have struggled to match his success.
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Notre Dame and Sons of Notre Dame
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High Point college coach suspends players for training rule violations
Coach Virgil Yow removes two players for breaking training rules, warning others to avoid similar infractions. He vows to enforce strict discipline next season as High Point high school faces similar issues and weak team unity followed by suspensions.
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High Point College
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High Point High School
Wade Marlette
All-Time All-America Track Teams Debated
Lawson Robertson and Dean Cromwell clash over an all-time All-America team. After extensive debate two rosters emerge featuring athletes from California, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Nebraska and other schools with standout names like Meredith, Wykoff, Meredith, Osborne and Bausch across sprints, distance, hurdles, jumps and throws.
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Lawson Robertson
University of Pennsylvania
Dean Cromwell
University of Southern California
Pennant poll shows tight NL race with Pirates leading
AP tally shows Pirates with 45 first place votes ahead of Cubs 25 as dark horses Cardinals and Phillies pick up eight ballots each. Yankees dominate AL with 66 of 87 first place ballots. Senators edge Athletics for second in a surprising shift while White Sox gains.
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Adelphia
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White Sox
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Tigers
Hermes Statue By Praxiteles In Olympia Museum
An ancient Greek sculpture by Praxiteles, the Hermes with bow, stands in Olympia's museum, dated about 25 B C, illustrating classical art from antiquity.
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Hermes
Olympia
Britisders Tea and Coffee Consumption Survey
The article notes that the British as a nation average five cups of tea daily, one cup of coffee daily, and one cup of cocoa per week, detailing domestic drink habits and popular beverage choices.
Carolina Athletes Prep for Big Week of Sports
Chapel Hill teams plan a busy week including golf and tennis clashes with Duke, a mass tennis meet with hopeful entries from both universities, an exhibition track meet with Georgetown, Monogram games, and winter football finale. Baseball on a Virginia tour features VPI, VMI, Washington and Lee, and Virginia.
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Elon To Mix With Quakers Wednesday
Elon, April 4, reports say the Christian Nine prepared for the conference game with Guilford set for Wednesday, April 5 at Guilford. Waters pitched steadily in the latest outing against Carolina and Griff ith was praised as a top college pitcher.
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Terre Haute News Brief Sparks Name Mix Up
A terse item from Terre Haute Indiana notes a confusing name mix involving Sammy in New York and a reference to dinck McVey, with unclear roles or outcomes. The fragment hints at a mistaken identity or misattribution reported in the city.
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North Carolina Tennis Tees Up Tough Northern Road Trip
Carolina Tar Heels announce a 13 dual meet and three tournaments plus a long northern swing. They will face Navy Maryland New York University Army Yale Harvard Brown Wake Forest Duke Davidson South Carolina and Southern Conference events across April and May.
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Judge Denies Beaman Trial Delay Request
Washington April 4 Judge I M Meekins refused a telegraphic request from Thomas E Beaman former United States commissioner to continue his trial on prohibition law charges Officials said the case likely would be called in federal court here tomorrow
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