Cooper Holds Five Stroke Lead In Augusta Tourney
Lighthorse Harry Cooper, the Chicago pro, stretched his Augusta National title hopes to a five stroke edge at the halfway mark of the $5,000 tournament. Bobby Jones faltered with a 156 total, while Bobby Denny Shute and Craig Wood chased at 144 and 145 as others posted strong rounds. Wood rebounded from an 88 first round to 99 second, ? two rounds.
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Harry” Ooper
Chicago
Bobby Jones
Jones
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Ming
Bobby Denny Shute
Boston
Cruickshank
Shute
Ne Sarazen
Craig Wood
New York
Henry Ard
Hershey
Penna
Wood
Pormance
Cooper
Sraten
Gene
Bobby
Sarazen
al Espinosa
Mexico City
Ky Laffoon
Horton Smith
Paul Bunyan
White Plains
N.Y
Uled
Touris
Henry Picard
Ta Johnny Revolia
W. Lawson Little, Jr
Carolina fighters head to Cleveland on national tourney
16 amateur Carolinas A A U boxing champions plus Golden Glove entrants depart High Point and Charlotte by large bus for Cleveland Ohio to compete in the National A A U tournament with semi finals for Olympic trials. Delegations include trainers officials and writers, plus listed fighters by weight class and home towns.
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High Point
Charlotte
This City
Cleveland
Lukie Tenner
Add Warren
Duke University
M. H. Brandon
W. F. Bailey
Jake Wade
The
Charlotte Observer
Carolinas
Frank Barfield
Enterprise
Mt. Airy
Wytheville
Bluefield
W. Va
Parkersburg
Cambridge
Akron
Salem
East Liverpool
Clarksburg
Clifton Forge
Charlie Melcher
Mooresville
Buddy Basinger
Yates Leads Western Golf Champ to Narrow Open Lead
Yates of Atlanta the Western champion posted 73 and 79 to finish at 168 at New York. Former British and American amateur holder Similar trimmed ten strokes for 168 meanwhile veteran Freddy McLeod of Washington DC fell to 169, leaving him just behind.
Northwestern Coach Conferring With N C Athletic Authorities
Northwestern coach candidates gather at Chapel Hill as Burt Ingwerson arrives for talks with the UNC coaching committee about Snavely’s successor. Raymond Wolfe and Billy Lang may join, with Earle Martineau ruled out due to Princeton duties. Regular council meet set for April 13, with possible special session if needed.
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Chapel Hill
Burt Ingwerson
Northwestern University
University of North Carolina
Carl G. Snavely
Cornell
Ingwerson
Iowa
Louisiana State
Northwestern
Frank P. Graham
Raymond Wolfe
Texas Christian University
Billy Lang
Muskingum College
Ohio
Earle Martineau
Princeton
Martineau
Athletic Council
Swimming Club To Be Formed At Y M C A
A meeting is set for 5 o clock Wednesday in the Y M C A lobby to organize a swimming club Welch Harriss announces. Bill Brolly will head activities giving beginners instruction and aiding swimmers to improve strokes.
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Welch Harriss
Bill Brolly
Brooklyn Dodgers romp in exhibition win over Portsmouth
Brooklyn Dodgers beat Portsmouth 6 to 0 behind five hit pitching by George Earnshaw and Ed Brandt. The game featured strong relief by Phelphs Gau treaux Dunaway Donovan W FPucha Decker and Cramer F. Fuchs.
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Portsmouth
George Earnshaw
Ed Brandt
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Earnshaw
Brandt
Phelphs
Gautreaux
Dunaway
Donovan
W. Fpucha
Decker
Cramer
F. Fuchs
Red Sox Rally Tops Barons 5 1 in Birmingham
Boston Red Sox defeat the Birmingham Barons 5 to 1 as a four run second inning secures the win. Lee Rogers and Joe Cascarella held the Barons to five hits while Flowers and Joyner struggled for Birmingham.
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Birmingham
Ala
Boston Red Sox
Wesley Flowers
Cubs
Birmingham Barons
Lee Rogers
Joe Carcarella
Boston
Rogers
Cascarella
Ferrell
Flowers
Joyner
Palmisano
Horgan
Puccinelli belts three homers as Athletics rout Knoxville
George Puccinelli hit three home runs to power the Athletics to a 16 to 3 victory over Knoxville in a Southern Association game played in Knoxville. Dietrich Upchurch Hayes Gil lespie Heise Dahlgren and Bandy appeared for Knoxville.
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Knoxville
Tenn
George Puccinelli
Athletics
Southern Association
Philadelphia
Dietrich
Upchurch
Hayes
Gillespie
Heise
Dahlgren
Bandy
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Skiff
Sawyer
Skif
Donald Curry
Collinsville
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Norfolk
Bertram
Deacon” Humphries
Brown University
Union Theological Seminary
Deacon
Leonard Gabrielson
Oakland
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Pacific Coast
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Lou Gehrig
Buddy Rosar
Buffalo
N. Y
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Ray Hayworth
Hayworth
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Henderson
Claude Welborn
Roxboro
Wayland Newman
Randleman
Asheboro American Legion
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Thomas Kain
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Kain
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Bud Hafey
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Cincinnati Reds
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Mt. Morris
Buddy Hall
Hall
William Matheson
Andrew Stravacos
Kannapolis
Marion Diehl
Joe Sill
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Smoot Hurlocker
Concord
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Wilkesboro
Bob Sill
Fred Hill
Oak Ridge Military Institute
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Grube
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Fla
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