Roundup of boxing, baseball, and sports notes from New York
SID Feder reports on Tony Galento’s return prospects and Teddy’s injury, Jacobs backing May, Lazzeri’s Yankee status, Grimes and Armstong in fights, Braddock and Gould in Newark crowds, DiMaggio on team spirit, Kyriakides to Boston, and Joe Louis training in Michigan plus various minor notes on players and venues.
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Sid Feder
Eddie Briets
New York
Tony Galento
Natie Ana
Mike Jacobs
Garden
Teddy
Derby
Doc
Joe Stripp
Cardinal
Gas House
Ny Lazzeri
Holly Grimm
Broadway
Joe Gould
Formmny Braddock
Syracuse
Mike Obs
Louis Schmeling
California
Chicago
York
Papagos Islands
Tom Rey
The
Browns
Jimmy Bikes
Hite Sox
Walter Hagsn
Worcester
Mass
Tommy Farr
Charley Berry
Doc Sutherland
Pitt
San Francisco
Rroooklyn Dodgers
Sipperon
Hank Greenberg
Rudy York
Lou Gehrig
Joe DiMaggio
Joe Louis
Stevensville
Mich
LaFay
Jacobs
Hippodrome
Schmeling
Louis
al (Weskit
World Boxing Meeting
Rome
New York Commission
Fred Apostoli
Glen Lee
Sally Krieer
Iezy Jannarszo
Aty
Apostoli
Freddy Steele
Young Corbett
Joe Marty
Cubs
Silver Springs
Fla
Ray
Malott
Stanford
Pie Traynor
Johnny Niszo
Cardinals
Heavy slate for Big Four dominates North Carolina spring sports
North Carolina colleges chase wins across baseball tennis golf and track as Duke overwhelms Dartmouth 22 to 8 while Wake Forest, Elon, Davidson, and Carolina post high scoring showings. Duke fans a 61 run burst in two games. Catawba downs Davidson 24 to 9. Elon beats Atlantic Christian 17 to 4.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Corneil
Wake Forest
Princeton
Chapel Hill
Bob Fetser
Yale
Tar Heels
State University
Elon
Wilseon
Atlantic Christian College
Eastern Carolina
N. C. State
Raleigh
Davidson
South Carolina
Duke
Mighty Nine
Dartmouth Invaders
Big Green
Tarheella
Carolina
Jack Coombs
Richmond
Blue Devils
Catawba
Sig
Davidson College recalls Buck Marrow and Brooklyn rookie
At Davidson College memories center on Buck Marrow for wrestling as much as pitching. Olympic sprinter Marty Glickmayr resumes activity at Syracuse after recovering from a back injury.
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Davidson College
Buck Marrow
Brooklyn
Marty Glickmayr
Syracuse
Clown Still Sights No Hurlers Like Johnson
Al Schacht the baseball clown returns from spring camps still searching for a pitcher with Walter Johnson’s motion. He recalls Johnson’s blazing fastball and recalls fans over the years debating the era’s greatest pitcher. He estimates Johnson would win about 30 games a season if active today.
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Johnson
Fy Gayle Talbot
New York
al Schacht
Walter Johnson
Washington
Walter
Lefty Grove
Weekend College Sports Roundup From Carolina Meets
Five triumphs this season with N C State 6 to 5 after a ninth inning rally. Lenoir Rhyne beat High Point 7 to 5. Carolina beat Yale in tennis while their netmen dropped half as many points as last season. Cornell swept N C State 7 to 2. Elon defeated A C C 7 to 0. Duke golf edged the Citadel 10 to 7 at Charleston.
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N. C. State
Lenoir-Rhyne
Yale
Carolina
Carol Road
Howie Stephens
Elistar
Cornell
Elon
Duke
Citadel
Charleston
Bears defeat High Point 7 to 5 to open conference baseball
Lenoir Rhyne beat High Point College 7 to 5 as the Bears opened the North State conference season. Quinn led Lenoir Rhyne with three hits including a sixth inning double driving in two runs to break a 3-3 tie. Deal started for the Bears before Little finished and secured the win.
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Hickory
Lenoir Rhyne
High Point College
Bears
Sinclair Deal
Little
Quinn
High Point
Armatrong
Brinkley
Henderson
Koonts
van Eks
Lenoir-Rhyne
Towery
Caskett Quinn
Perry
Tuttle
McSwain
Newton
Ceakatt
Rhyne
Na Pains Im
Caskatt
Deal i Sree Om
Wai Dees
Caskett
Deal
Cuibreth
Cothran Medallist Faces Smith In Charlotte Golf Championship
Charlotte April 6 The championship flight of the Charlotte Country Club Women s Invitation crowns Jane Cothran Greenville 8 C and West Palm Beach Fla medalist against Helen Smith Greensboro Cothran defending champion led qualifying with 78 Cothran faces Smith after yesterday s scores Aliene Hoover Thomasville 85 vs Mrs Shelley Cavenens Greensboro 94 in second round matches
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Charlotte
Charlotte Country Club
Jane Cothran
Greenville
West Palm Beach
Fla
Helen Smith
Greensboro
Miss Cothran
Misa Smith
Alliene Hoover
Thomasville
Shelley Cavenens
Black Bison Golf Team Wins Match at Davidson
The Black Bison golf quartet defeated Davidson Freshman 10 to 8 yesterday at Davidson. Playing on the Freshman team were High Point’s former state champions Jack Abels and Joe Brinson, both returnees from last year’s title squad.
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Black Bison
Davidson
High Point
Jack Abels
Joe Brinson
Softball Loop Meeting Set For Monday Night
Representatives of softball teams will meet Monday night at 7 30 in W F Bailey's City Hall office to organize for the coming season. All interested in placing teams in the circuit are invited to attend.
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W. F. Bailey
Wrestling results show Dan O’Mahoney pins Cox in New York
In Indianapolis Ernie Dusek of Omaha defeated John Kazan of Canada two falls. In Reading Jim Londos of Greece threw King Kong of Horse Cave Kentucky in one fall. In Syracuse Danno O’Mahoney of Ireland pinned Joe Cox of New York in 40:13.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
John Kazan
Canada
Reading
Jim Londos
Greece
King Kong
Horse Cave
Syracuse
N. Y
Danno O’mahoney
Ireland
Joe Cox
New York
Seattle crews extend 16 race unbeaten streak
Seattle's rowing squad celebrates an outstanding run as they mark 16 straight races without defeat, a record in modern collegiate competition and a milestone for the program.
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Seattle
Washington
Randolph Field Day Set for April 20 in Randleman
Asheboro April 6 Randolph County field day entires due April 18 with events for boys and girls. Schools may enter two per event. medals for top three individuals and cups for top schools. Gray's Chapel plans games vs Randleman April 12 and 14, plus additional matches around April 19 21 and 26. coach seeks more open dates.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Randleman
H. H. Carpenter
Glenn Robertson
Gray's Chapel
Staley
Gray’s Chapel
Franklinville
Ramseur
Thomas
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