High Point Dominates Winston-Salem 9-0 In Season Opener
High Point overwhelmed Winston-Salem 9 to 0 as Winston errors helped an early seven-run rally. The Tigers' Lopp pitched a complete game allowing seven scattered hits, with Hill and Bryant accounting for key hits and Hinkle notable in the field.
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Joyner
Winston-Salem
High Point
Holt
Livengood
Winston
Twin City
Hill
Allred
Kearns
Hinkle
Johnson
Stone
Beck
Williard
Bryant
Pierce
Lopp
West
Jonegoms
Washington Braces for Brilliant Post-Lent Season
Washington society awaits a festive post-Lenten stretch led by the Easter Monday McLean breakfast at the suburban home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Seale McLean. Guests historically include the President and First Lady, cabinet members, high officials, and foreign ambassadors with their families. The event, famous for waffles and hospitality, has past ties to Mrs. John R. McLean and even to Theodore Roosevelt and his wife.
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Washington
Washington Society
Friendship
Edward Seale McLean
McLean
John R. McLean
The
Land
Yankees Crush Charlotte as Bats Peak in Spring Game
New York defeats Charlotte 23 runs in a Sally League game as Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth homer, boosting spring totals. Giants win 10 2 over Washington as Jim Chaplin shows pitching. Athletics beat Phillies in 11 innings. Pirates fall to Tigers in Dallas. White Sox top Indians 4 0.
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New York
Yankee
Giants
Charlotte
N. C
Yankees
Chattanooga
Lou Gehrig
Ruth and Gehrig
Washington
Senators
Jim Chaplin
Athletics
Phillies
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Connie Mack
Boston Braves
Rogers Hornsby
Jack Slattery
Boston
Emil Fuchs
Braves
Providence
Hornsby
Slattery
Pirates
West
Detroit Tigers
Dallas
Texas
Burleigh Grimes
Mel Harder
George Uhble
Louisville
Cleveland Indians
Ted Lyons
Indianapolis
White Sox
Brooklyn
Raleigh
del Bissonette
Yankees Favored To Repeat As AL Pennant Winners
A AP consensus poll shows 42 of 49 writers expect the New York Yankees to win a third straight American League pennant despite poor spring showings. Most critics foresee the Yankees leading the league with Detroit, Chicago White Sox, and Cleveland rounding the first division, while a few favor the Athletics or Washington Senators.
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Associated Press
New York
Yankees
Yanks
New Yorkers
Athletics
Cobb
Speaker
Washington Senators
Pirates
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Cleveland
High Point College Nin e Beats Piedmont in Tenth at Cornelia
High Point College defeated Piedmont 7 to 6 in extra innings as McFadden sparked the offense with five hits and a key RBI. Brasser pitched well for High Point, holding Piedmont to six runs while Gill matched him for seven strikeouts.
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Cornelia
High Point
Southern College
Piedmont College
McFadden
Pointer
Piedmont
Gill
Brasser
S . C. Russell
Hill
Williams
Mitchell
P. Russell
Sixteen Year Old Leaders Tie in North and South Amateur Golf Qualifiers
In Pinehurst on April 7, George Voigt of Washington and 16 year old Eugene Homans of Princeton led the round with 73s as the second round of medal play began to narrow the field. Fellow leaders included Richard Wilson of Southern Pines 75 and Eddie Held of New York 76 among a 210-player field split between courses.
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Pinehurst
George Voigt
Washington
D. C
Eugene Homans
Princeton
Homans
Voigt
Richard Wilson
Southern Pines
Georgetown University
Eddie Held
New York
E. E. Giles, Jr
Pittsburgh
Robert L. Wintringer
Steubenville
Ohio
N. FE. Edgerton
Raleigh
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Cross Somerville
Canada
Farrell To Rest After Lagoree Win This Season
Johnny Farrell of Quaker Ridge plans to skip the British open and rest before a heavy United States campaign this summer. He returns from recent victories in the south with about $6,500 in prize earnings.
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Farrell
New York
Johnny Farrell
Quaker Ridge
United States
Taft Leaves Memorial Cherry Trees For Washington
Mrs. William Howard Taft, wife of the chief justice, will leave a lasting memorial in Washington through the flowering Japanese cherry trees surrounding the Potomac basin. Thousands of tourists visit daily as Mrs. Taft and friends enjoy drives by Haines Point, with the Japanese ambassador and Mme Matsudaira and staff often seen at the scene.
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Lfe
Washington
William Howard Taft
United States
Haines Point
Japan
Mme. Matsudaira
Birthday of King Albert to be marked with embassy flyover
Tomorrow marks King Albert of Belgium's 53rd birthday with the flag over the embassy. In the afternoon, Ambassador and Her Highness Princess De Ligne will receive guests, including their daughter Princess Elizabeth De Ligne who acts as social secretary. The McLean breakfast and Easter Sunday events rank as the two largest gatherings.
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Albert
Belgium
Princess de Ligne
Princess Elizabeth de Ligne
Easter Monday Birth Anniversary of Mrs Jardine Led Floral Custom
Easter Monday marks the birth anniversary of Mrs. William M. Jardine who started a custom in President Coolidge's cabinet. She verifies the birth dates of executive ladies and sends flowers and good wishes on those days. Mrs Jardine is generous with flowers for the wife of the secretary of agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Jardine
President Coolidge
Executive
Jardine
Secretary of Agriculture
Dawes Couple to Host Dinner in Pan American Union
The Vice President and Mrs Dawes issue invitations for a dinner in the Pan American Union building on April 12 to exhaust their social calendar of almost all its obligations.
Carolina to Meet Davidson in Easter Monday Baseball Classic
The University of North Carolina facing Davidson at Colonial Park Salisbury on Easter Monday in a long standing series. Past results include 1924 7 6 Davidson win 1925 8 3 UNC win and last year 11 0 win for UNC in Salisbury. May change in Tar Heel lineup as Coach Ashmore considers shifts.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Davidson Wildcats
Colonial Park
Salisbury
Rowan County
Tar Heels
Wildcats
Western North Carolina
Cats
Gastonia
Rabbit Bonner
Herman Holshouser
Davidson
Coxe
Mackie
Young
Carolina
Tar Heel
Joe Westmoreland
Davidsonians
Pennsylvania
Washington and Lee
Ashmore
Jimmie Maus
Multiple baseball matchups and results listed across cities
The clippings show numerous games with scores and matchups including Charlotte at New York 23 to 10, Norfolk at New York 10 to 2, Philadelphia against Philadelphia Athletics in 11 innings, Indianapolis at Chicago 4 to 4, Raleigh North Carolina against Brooklyn 12 to 90, Kansas City Chicago postponed, and other pairings like Wichita Falls versus Detroit and St Louis versus St Louis. Additional entries include New York against Brooklyn and Memphis against Pittsburgh with various affiliations.
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Charlotte
New York
Norfolk
Washington
Philadelphia—Athletics
Phillies
Indianapolis
Chicago
Raleigh
N. C
Brooklyn
Kansas City
Wichita Falls
Detroit
St. Louiis
St. Louis
St Louis
Columbus
Boston
Toledo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Memphis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Athletics
College Baseball Schedule and Notable Scores
College baseball results include Davidson defeating V P I 10 to 1 and Campbell topping Oak Ridge 5 to 2. U Penn defeated Duke 8 to 8 when called in 9th inning. Other results and today’s games listed with teams such as Elon Duke High Point and Wingate.
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Elon
W. Forest
U. Penn
Duke Rocky Mount
EB. C. L
A. Geo High Point
Piedmont
N.C. Brete
Davidson
Duke
Drk. Campbell
Oak Ridge
Wingate
Washington bans 160 auto lenses and lighting devices
The state of Washington imposes a heavy ban on 160 types of automobile lenses and lighting devices. Regulators cite safety concerns and seek to standardize vehicle lighting across the state. The move targets aftermarket parts and may affect drivers and retailers.
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State of
Washington
Safety Contest Opens With Six Thousand Five Hundred Prizes
The highway education board launched its annual safety contest. Essays by eighth grade and lower students and their teachers will be judged for prizes totaling 6500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Education Board
Keech to Attempt World Speed Record on Daytona Beach
Ray Keech, racing driver, prepared to attack the world automobile speed record on Daytona Beach as winds smooth the sand. If conditions remain favorable, Keech would run at low tide between 3 30 and 4 p m to surpass the 206 9 miles per hour mark set previously.
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Daytona Beach
Fia
Ray Keech
Keech
New State Pitcher Emerges From Raleigh Probe
State college alumni report coach Chick Deok discovered Sammy Rowe a Newton senior at West Raleigh who will pitch in Easter Monday game. Rowe held Washington and Lee to five hits as the Wolfpack beat the Generals 5 to 1 using a drop to fool veterans.
Lead Tie in National Three Cushion Billiards
CHICAGO April 7 Willie Hoppe of New York and John Layton of St Louis both won three matches to reach the lead in the national three cushion billiard championship race with three victories apiece.
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Chicago
Willie Hoppe
New York
John Layton
St. Louis
Senator Vandenberg arrives in Washington with family
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Grand Rapids Michigan comes to replace the late Woodbridge N Ferris. He travels with Mrs Vandenberg and their three children Arthur H Jr Barbara and Betty. They occupy a Willard Suite but likely will not rent a house this season.
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Arthur H. Vandenberg
Grand Rapids
Mich
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Vandenberg
Arthur H. Jr
Barbara
Betty Vandenberg
Willard
Lincoln
Lott Faces Shields in Western Carolina Tennis Final
In Asheville on April 7 George Lott of Chicago and Frank Shields of New York met in the singles final after Lott and John Deeg of Stanford won the doubles title from Shields and Tamio Abe. The five set match ended 2-6 6-1 6-3 4-6 6-3.
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Lott
Shields
Asheville
George Lott
Frank Shields
New York
Western Carolina
John Deeg
Stanford University
Tamio Abe
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Alfred
Ener
Cook
Oenne Payne
Clodhfelter
Holt P
Short
Hayes If
Smith
McLeans
Hornets
Ed Mackie
Henry Satterfield
Ed Burt
Phil Jackson
Burt
Nap Lutty
Jim Magner
Garden
Tom Young
University
Jim Barnhart
Tom Cox
Ed Foard
Bob Jessup
Alan d. Gould
High Point College
Browns
Boston Red Sox
FS Fu
Totels
Fasse
Perdue
N. Gill
H. Chambers
McMillian
Jones
King Pin Bowling
Freeland Music Co
East Washington St
Freeland Music
Wilson Motor Co
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