Yale Stars Lead North-South Open As Edgefield Qualifiers Open
Wilson, a former Yale star, led early holes and beat W. J. Woodward to face J. B. Ryerson in the north south golf tournament. Ryerson advanced with a 2 and 1 win over J. D. Chapman. Parker upset Alan Smith and faces M. P. Warner. Harper defeats Chandler Harper. Dogwood tournament updates at Sedgefield note Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Leon Solomon as favorites with quarterfinal and semifinal pairings.
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Cleveland
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Aberdeen
R. B. Harlow
Chicago
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Dobbs Ferry
J. R. Om
Providence
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Greensboro
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Hill
Kansas City
Leon Solomon
Estelle Lawson
Chapel Hill
J. J. Lawlor
New Rochelle
Ashley Taylor
Atlanta
Solomon
Tennessee
Bruce Cameron
Ypsilanti
Mich
Margaret Maddox
Hazel Martelle
Hartford
Delaware Loses to Devils as Duke Dominates Durham
In Durham Duke handed the University of Delaware an 8 to 2 setback while Duke’s Albert allowed four hits and his teammates knocked Riley of Delaware for 14. In Salisbury Elon hammered Catawba 29 to 8 after 25 hits and 12 Indian errors. At Chapel Hill UNC defeated the Durham Bulls 6 to 5 in a practice game.
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Baseball Scores From North Carolina Games
UNC defeats Durham 6 to 5 in a close finish while Raleigh wins 9 to 4 over Louisburg College in a pair of North Carolina college baseball scores.
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Emma Blair Edges Grimes Street Nine 11 10
The Emma Blair playground nine defeated Grimes Street 11 to 10 at Emma Blair School yesterday. Emma Blair tallied five runs in the fifth inning with Bryson of Grimes Street and Stoker and Carroll of Emma Blair delivering home runs.
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R. Butler
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Morton Cove
H. Butler
Greensboro High Prepares for Friday Game with Furniture City
Greensboro High's baseball team sharpens for the Friday conference clash with High Point. Veterans Ed Clements and Buck Peake are ready to start, while coach Johnson has not decided who will open. The lineup remains the same as the Burlington game, which was called off due to a timing misunderstanding.
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Buck Peake
Gate City Nine
Johnson
Burlington
Boxing notes from Spain and California bouts
Johnny Cruz from Cuba defeated Gil Terry of Spain by points in Barcelona. In San Francisco, Jimmy Hannah from Idaho outpointed Sammy Jones of Los Angeles.
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Spain
Johnny Cruz
Cuba
Gil Terry
San Francisco
Jimmy Hannah
Pocatello
Idaho
Sammy Jones
Los Angeles
Walter Bitters Dies in Gas Jet Suicide Blast
In Los Angeles Walter Bitters rented a room and turned on a gas jet to kill himself. After lighting a cigaret he caused a blast that hurled him through a wall to a neighboring roof. He died two hours later from injuries.
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Walter Bitters
Gymkhana Set For Saturday In Sedgefield Ring
Sedgefield Hunt Club will stage a gymkhana in the show ring at Sedgefield Saturday afternoon at three o clock. J Welch Harriss aiding in the event. Riders of all ages may participate and spectators may watch at no charge.
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Gee Field
J. Welch Harriss
1932 National Open golf plans finalize prizes
Plans for the 1932 national open set prize money at 5000 with 10 winners. Qualifying runs in June across 20 courses led by exemptions for Billy Burke and George Von Elm as 126 spots fill the field. The final at Fresh Meadow Club in Flushing, New York, June 23–25.
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Atlanta
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Flushing
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Wonder Horse Death Under Probe Over Poison Rumors
In San Francisco on April 7, authorities opened a double-edged inquiry into the death of Phar Lap, the renowned Australian wonder horse. James J. Davis, his half-owner, consented to a full probe amid rumors the animal was poisoned. Federal officials examine whether poison was sprayed on the horse’s food.
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Phar Lap
James J. Davis
Whitehall Chief First In Tryon Horse Show
Whitehall Chief owned by R Horace Johnston of Charlotte won first prize for five gaited horses of any height at Tryon Show. Turk and Firecracker Dare also took top honors in their classes. Ada Summey won the dog bench sweepstakes. Aline Williams had a fall but was uninjured.
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Babe Ruth Maintains Power Amid Slump Critics
Babe Ruth still drives runs with a big bat as he hits 18 runs in five days while fans debate his speed. The latest exhibition saw a heated on field argument leading to Bancroft's ejection after a mass confrontation with umpire Carroll. The Phillies aim to extend their series edge against the Athletics in the city championship.
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Half Dodgers in Norfolk Exhibition With Tars
Only half the Brook squad joined the exhibition game in Norfolk Virginia against the Norfolk Tars. Fifteen Dodgers including Manager Max Carey traveled on to New York for upcoming engagements.
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Norfolk
Brook
Tode
Norfolk Tars
Max Carey
New York
Tigers Rise On Foreign Soil In Bright Open Spring
Springfield reports a promising start for Detroit as star Charlie Gehringer and pitcher George Uhle highlight an overseas game. The Tigers look to build momentum abroad with strong performances from key players.
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Detroit Tigers
Charlie Gehringer
George Uhile
Indians Move to Chattanooga After Loss to Birmingham
The Cleveland Indians travel to Chattanooga for a two game series after losing to Birmingham 12 to 7. The White Sox skipper noted concerns as Ted Lyons and Al Roth struggled in recent exhibition starts with the pennant near.
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Ala
Cleveland Indians
Chattanooga
White Sox
Louisville
Ted Lyons
al Roth
Cubs Boss Veeck Seeks Move After Kansas City Visit
Kansas City April 7 President William A Veeck arrived to review the Cubs amid lingering trade rumors and a manager Rogers Hornsby critique of the batting punch.
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William A. Veeck
Cubs
Rogers Hornsby
Cub
Hafey and Herman in Contract Talks Shadow Reds and Cardinals
The source notes Chick Hafey of the St. Louis Cardinals and Babe Herman of the Cincinnati Reds were discussed for potential deals but declines to state what action, if any, had been taken to buy their contracts.
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St. Louis Cardinal
Babe Herman
Cincinnati Reds
Spouses to Join Braves Reunion in Washington
A Boston Braves contingent awaits a reunion in Washington as some players travel south with their wives driving in for the meeting.
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Washington
Boston Braves
Yale Relay Team Sets Historic Medley Record at Penn Relays
The oldest intercollegiate relay record stands at 10 minutes 20 seconds for the 446, 880, three-quarters and mile. Yale's 1915 Penn Relays unit included Wilkie Barker Poucher and Overton.
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Penn
Wilkie Barker
Poucher
Overton
Reds to Indianapolis for doubleheader with Indians
The Cincinnati Reds left for Indianapolis this morning to play the Indians of the American Association in the afternoon and tomorrow.
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Indianapolis
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