Golf Pros Gear Up For 72 Hole Gardens Tourney
Charleston S C April 7 More than 50 leading professionals gathered for the Gardens tournament a 72 hole event with a 1200 prize and about 7000 in expected checks to the low scores. Notables include Gene Sarazen Bobby Jones and Byron Nelson missing others. The field tees off today at 1230 P M with cooler wind forecast and a 6239 yard par 71 layout.
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Charleston
S. C
Augusta
Bobby Jones
Byron Nelson
Reading
Tony Manero
Salem
Mass
Denny Shute
Boston
National P. G. A
Gene Sarazen
Brookfield Center
Conn
Joseph Cannon
Ralph Guldahl
St. Louis
Nelson
Henry Picard
Hershey
Country Club
Sarazen
Lighthouse Harry Cooper
Chicago
Picard
Horton Smith
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Wilfy Cox
Washington
State Officers To Get Salary Refund
Raleigh April 7 Constitutionally elected state officers who took voluntary pay cuts in 1923 will receive a refund as ordered by the general assembly. Attorney General A A F Seawell ruled that judges who lowered their salaries are ineligible since their cuts cannot be tied to the budgeting order.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
A. A. F. Seawell
Class brought to sick youth at Central Methodist
Bill Hatley ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Hatley had mumps last Sunday and faced breaking his lifelong record of never missing a Sunday school class. The Central Methodist church boys class visited his home during the hour.
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Albemarle
Bill Hatley
Bill
Marvin Hatley
Central Methodist Church
Carver Re elected Hickory School Head
R. W. Carver was unanimously reelected for a two year term as superintendent of Hickory city schools. He begins his 20th year in the role and has 22 years with the system, previously serving as principal at Kenworth and Oakwood.
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Hickory
R. W. Carver
Carver
Kenworth
Oakwood
Liquor Elections Set In Six North Carolina Counties
In Raleigh on April 7 deputies report at least six NC counties have petitions to vote on liquor stores under the 1937 law. Durham leads with a April 27 election date and a state liquor board to be named before then. Columbus Johnston Mecklenburg dates follow, with Haywood and Dare also calling votes though dates unknown.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Durham County
Hoey
State Liquor Board
Columbus County
Johnston
Mecklenburg
Haywood
Dare
Lexington Mill To Put On Night Shift
John McD. Moore secretary treasurer in charge of operations at the Dacotah Cotton mills announced plans to add a night shift this week. The plant began under new management a week ago with about 200 operatives on the full shift.
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Lexington
John McD. Moore
Dacotah Cotton Mills
Charlotte and High Point 10 Face New Foes in Meet
The Western Conference track meet to be held Friday at 2 pm risks breaking multiple records. Greensboro Winston Salem and Charlotte High Point challenge the long standing leaders as stars from Greensboro and Winston-Salem push to surpass marks set in 1932 1936 and earlier.
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High Point
Charlotte
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Wall
Greenboro
Winston- Salem
Sizemore
Goolsby
Sprye
Hendrix
Sutton
Childress
W. Sams
Point
Pickard
Hendricks
Baker, Russ, Simpson and
Qgoolsby
Bolton Heads to Boston for AAU Boxing Nationals
Bob Bolton of High Point attached to the Royal Arcanum Fight club will travel to Boston with 15 Carolinas teammates to compete in the National AAU Boxing Championships. He won Greenville Golden Gloves and Central Carolina Golden Gloves, and was runner up in the Carolinas AAU tournament in Charlotte last week.
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Bob Bolton
High Point
Royal Arcanum
Boston
Mass
Bolton
Greenville
8. C
Central Carolina
Carolinas
Charlotte
Shot-Putting Ace Abandons Sport For Debating
Palo Alto Calif April 7 Jim Reynolds a standout shot putter for Stanford with a 51 foot best has quit the sport to lead the school debating team He will take the debaters on a four week tour of Central America the Canal Zone and the eastern United States
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Palo Alto
Calif
Jim Reynolds
Stanford
Central America
Canal Zone
United States
Scramble On To Fill Vacant Ryder Cup Berths
President George Jacobus of the PGA named six U S Ryder Cup team members for the Southport match June 29 30 The picks include Gene Sarazen Denny Shute Tony Manero Horton Smith Henry Picard and Johnny Revolta The remaining four will be chosen from a group of at least 12 after sectional PG A qualifying rounds at Pittsburgh May 24 30 and the 72 hole Open at Oakland Hills June 10 12
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New York
George Jacobus
Professional Golfers’ Association Today
Southport
England
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Denny Shute
Tony Manero
Horton Smith
Henry Picard
Johnny Revolta
Jacobus
Ed Dudley
Leo
Diegal
Clarence Clark
Olin Dutra
Frank Walsh
Pittsburgh
Oakland Hills
Birmingham
Mich
Neighborhood Tennis League Meeting Planned At YMCA
Tennis players are urged to attend a Thursday meeting at 7 20 PM at the YMCA to form the Neighborhood Tennis League and set summer plans. Local circles expect 1987 to be active with Montlieu Avenue’s champions challenging all comers and more than 50 players likely to participate. After the session, badminton will be played in the YMCA gym.
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Montlieu Avenue
Y. M
Negro Charged With Poison Death Goes On Trial
Leroy McNeill, a Black man, faces murder charges in the poisoning death of Mrs. Bernice Cox of Robeson county Broad Ridge. Trial set for Thursday before Judge M. V. Barnhill.
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Lumberton
Leroy McNeill
Bernice Cox
Broad Ridge
Robeson County
M. V. Barnhill Sammon
Panthers Fall to Bears in Second Baseball Clash
In Hickory on April 7, the Lenoir Rhyne Bears beat High Point College 5 to 3 in the second game of their two game series. Tuttle earned the win for Lenoir Rhyne while Yow took the loss.
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Hickory
Lenoir-Rhyne Bears
Purple Panthers
High Point College
Bears
Lenoir-Rhyne
High Point
Martin
Towery
Childress
M. Brown
Sampsel
Abrhpoa Meoonts
Henderson
Pee ME Sc
Cde
Mbrinkley
Gregg
Hampton
McSwain
O Brown
SO Dee
de Ciuticdes
Garrett
Seus
Womack
Evosnvescecoas
Breece
Tuttle
Brown
Deal
Perry
Sampeel
Lenoir- Rhyne
Yow
Culbreth
Ivy Week hits North Carolina sports scene with visits
Princeton track stars visit Chapel Hill while Harvard tennis guests tour Duke. Rutgers baseball observes Dixie hospitality as NC Tar Heel teams crush Harvard 8 to 1 and rout Cornell 18 to 2 in golf and baseball action. Blackwell Rhynes tops High Point 5 to 3 as Hickory two day stand opens. Davidson South Carolina game at Columbia postponed by wet ground.
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Charlotte
Ivy
North Carolina
College Row
Princeton
Chapel Hill
Harvard
Duke
Rutgers Baseball
Durham
Dixie
Flon
Cornell
Crimson
Tar Heel Linksmen
Lenoir Rhyne
High Point
Hickory
Davidson
Southarolina
Columbia
Wood Is Backed For Highway Job
Julien Wood, member of the state highway and public works commission, won endorsements for reappointment by Governor Hoey from the Pasquotank Perquimans Washington and Chowan county commissioners. The Chowan board acted latest on the resolution.
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Edenton
Julien Wood
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Pasquotank
Perquimans
Washington
Chowan
Hoey
McNeill Appoints Nance to Represent After Indictment
A special venue of 25 and attorney James R. Nance of Lamberton were appointed to defend Mc Neill following his grand jury indictment yesterday.
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James R. Nance
Lumberton
McNeill
Young Covington Named All Star Virginia Guard
Covington a Woodberry Forest student in Virginia was unanimously selected to the All Virginia preparatory school basketball team for the season just ended. He starred as Woodberry Forest tied with St. Christopher for the state title and has earned other athletic honors including quarterbacking the football eleven last fall.
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Harriss Covington
Woodberry Forest Prep
Virginia
Covington
Woodberry Forest
St. Christopher
Young Covington
Woodberry
Amateurs Begin North and South Match Play at Pinehurst
James T. Hunter of North Adams paced 32 qualifiers with a 71 as first round play opened in the North and South amateur golf at Pinehurst. Notables and near misses filled the field, with many top contenders drawing strong but obscure opponents in round one. The lowest qualifying score ever posted was 79 to reach the top flight, while several strong matchups emerged among the early pairings.
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Pinehurst
James T. Hunter
North Adams
Mass
R. L. Pittman
Fayetteville
N. C
Hunter
New England
Pittman
Henry Poe
Durham
Jack Munger
Dallas
Tex
Ace
George T. Dunlap, Jr
New York
Dunlap
Carl Dann
Orlando
Florida
Frank Strafaci
Brooklyn
N. Y
S. Dunlap
Robert Lowry
Shamokin
Poe
D. G. Porter
Boston
Munger
Paul Miller
Fort Bragg
Dann
Robert Finney
Short Hills
N. J
Strafaci
H. H. Russell
Coral Gables
Fla
Tom Jamison
Pittsburgh
A. Marshall
Cincinnati
Pat Mucci
Newark
Johnny L. Vinson
York Harbor
Richard
Tufts
Tees
S. Alexander
Charles Whitehead
Plainfield
H. Grover
Southern Pines
Bobby Dunkelberger
High Point
R. W. Knowles
Co. W. Timpson
Rockaway
W. S. Meany
Waner Eyes Pirates Return After Five for Five Hit
New York reports Paul Waner signals readiness to discuss a Pirates reunion as rookie John Dickshot goes five for five in a surprising display. Bil Cobb of Louisiana notes potential top teams next season. Browns rookies Lou Koupal and Sheriff Fred Blake 38 gain attention. Gabby Street owns a dozen horses in Joplin Missouri amid baseball chatter.
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New York
Paul Waner
Pirates
John Dickshot
Bil Cobb
Louisiana
St. Louis Browns
Lou Koupal
Fred Blake
Gabby
Old Large
Joplin
Nebraska Coaches Question Creighton Recruiting Talent
Omaha high school football talent draw concerns from Nebraska as Creighton University eyes area players. Mention of Hank Leather hit by Bob Feller, and Doug las Dean from New Orleans as spring hit. John Gorman predicts 1940 pennant for Dodgers teased amid heat in Clearwater. Burleigh Grimes doubted to rely on more than uniforms.
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Nebraska
Creighton University
Omaha
Hank Lether
Bob Feller
Feller
Douglas Dean
New Orleans
Clearwater
John Gorman
Brooklyn
Burleigh Grimes
Mullins Introduces Rockne System at Loyola New Orleans
Larry Moon Mullins, ex Notre Damer, now Loyola New Orleans coach, becomes the first to bring the Rockne system to a major Louisiana school. Archie San Romani, in Germany for the Olympics, answers letters from Kansas Teachers College coeds individually. Dave Tyler of Hartford High, holder of the interscholastic 220 yard free style record, bound for Yale via Mercersburg Academy. Indians expect the Giants to repeat in the National League.
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Larry
Moon) Mullins
Notre
Indians
Giants
Yankees Trio Friction Tests Team Ties
report suggests growing strain among Tony Lar geri Frank Crosetti and Joe Di maggio as off field tensions emerge. while Lar geri and Crosetti stay close on and off the field Di maggio increasingly operates solo brushing aside clubwide camaraderie. last season the trio were inseparable.
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Tony Largeri
Frank Crosetti
Joe Dimaggio
Yankees
Tony
Frank
Joe
Fights Last Night By Associated Press
Lew Feldman of Brooklyn and Preddie Miller of Cincinnati fought to a draw in New York. In Houston Pat McDuff of Houston defeated Pete Lamone of St. Louis by technical decision after ten rounds.
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Associated Press
New York
Lew Feldman
Brooklyn
Preddie Miller
Cincinnati
Drew
Houston
Tex
Pat McDuff
Pete Lamone
St. Louis
Mrs. Ethel Mares Leads Derby Entry With Reaping Reward
Mrs Ethel V Ma America s first lady of the turf sends a five horse entry from Mil Way farm Pulaski Tenn for the 63rd Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs May 8 Reaping Reward and Case Ace headline the squad with strong form in 1936 routes Pompoon and Brooklyn ranked higher in pari-mutuel odds. Trainer Bob McGarran notes Reaping Reward s mile times and mud capability while Case Ace is hailed as dangerous over any surface or distance.
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New York
Ethel V. Ma
America
Churchill Downs
Chicago
Pulaski
Tenn
Military
William Dupont
Howe
P Poon
Brooklyn
Sickle
Pompoon
Downs
United States
Saratoga
Lely
Bob McGa
Arlington Downs
Case Ace
New Explanation for a Fighter's 'Glass Chin
In Pittsburgh on April 7 a local amateur boxer famous for boasting he ate razor blades and electric bulbs was knocked out by a rival. A bystander quipped that the fighter's glass chin had finally broken.
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Pittsburgh
Training Camp Briefs Outline Varied Youth Games
Washington A defeats Detroit 5 0 while Chicago N wins 9 2 against Chicago A. Cleveland A routs New York N 7 as St Louis A 11 defeats Kansas City AA 8. New York A 14 tops Dallas T 4 and Philadelphia A 2 beats Longview ET 0. Louisville AA 6, Toronto I 3. New Orleans SA 11 over Jersey City 1. Newark I 6 over Sebring Fla. Firemen 0. Also listed are exhibition matchups at Daytona Beach El Paso Lakeland Shawnee Winter Haven Jacksonville Little Rock Fort Worth and other city pairings with various N A S classifications.
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Associated Press
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Kansas City
Dallas
Philadelphia
Longview
Louisville
Toronto
New Orleans
Jersey City
Daytona Beach
Fla
Cincinnat
el Paso
Tex
Lakeland
Fila
Shawnee
Okla
Winter Haven
Baltimore
Jacksonville
Boston
Sal
Little Rock
Ark
Fort Worth
DiMaggio Hobbles On Bench With Strained Arm
Fort Worth April 7. Yankees trainer Dr Earl Painter says Joe DiMaggio may miss six or seven more games due to a strained throwing arm after overhand throws during practice.
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Fort Worth
Tex
de. Earl Painter
New York Yankees
Poe DiMaggio
DiMaggio
Dodgers Breakdown Camp With Malinosky Likely Out
Clearwater report shows five Dodgers still hospitalized as spring training ends Tony Malinosky appears certain to miss Opening Day with injury concerns surrounding the shortstop and teammates.
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Clearwater, Fis
Dodgers
Tony Malinosky
Shawnes McCarthy Emerges as Giants Heir with Mentorship
Shawnes Okle Jeck McCarthy, heir apparent to Bill Terry's first base job with the New York Giants, has begun to hit under the tutelage of Memphi Bill.
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Shawnes, Okle
Jeck McCarthy
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Memphi Bill
Right Handed Pitcher Whitlow Wrett Out With Wrist Infection
Shawnee Oklahoma Cleveland right hander Whitlow Wrett will miss several days of play due to an infected right wrist.
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Shawnee
Okla
Whitlow Wrett
Cleveland
Reds Play Cards at Dattow Beach in Rainout
Rained out in Leesburg the Cincinnati Reds visit Dattow Beach for a game against the St Louis Cardinals with no result reported due to weather.
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REDS
Dattowa Beach
Fie
Leesburg
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis
White Sox and Cubs Split At Near Nooner Rivalry
Chicago bases meet in a final clash before a three game set opens in Chicago on April 14. White Sox and Cubs played a tense game with both squads exchanging leads and attention focused on pitching and timely hitting.
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Cunses. Whith
EL Faso
Chicago
White Sox
Cubs
Cardinals to Open Season Versus Cincinnati in April
Daytona Beach Florida April 20 Manager Frank Frisch announced that Disty Dean will start the season for the Cardinals in a game against Cincinnati.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Disty
Dean
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Frank Frisch
Browns Return to St Louis After San Antonio Practice
Browns wrap up Texas session in San Antonio with final open practice before April 16 return to St Louis. The team plans to resume full workouts upon arrival in Missouri.
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San Antonio
Tex
St. Louis
Pirates Play Albuquerque In Midday Game
The Pittsburgh Pirates faced Albuquerque in a ballgame with pitchers Jim Weaver and Bill Swift on the mound.
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Pirates
Albuquerque
N. M
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jim Weaver
Bill Swift
Rookie Schareth Seen as Better Prospect Than Gelbert
Winter Haven manager Jimmy Wilson said Charley Schareth, Phillies rookie shortstop, looks a better prospect now than Charley Gelbert did when he joined the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Winter Haven
Frs
Jimmy Wilson
Charley Schareth
Phillies
Charley Gelbert
St. Louis Cardinals
Athletics Play Little Rock in Arkansas Exhibition
The Philadelphia Athletics halt in Little Rock Arkansas to face the American Association club in a north bound stopover.
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MACKS
Little Rock
Ark
Philadelphia Athletics
Little Rock Club
American Association
Simmons Regains Old Bat Lost in Japan in 1932
Orlando reporter notes Washington Senators rookie Al Simmons recovered his old good luck bat today. He had misplaced it during a Japanese exhibition tour in 1932 and the bat was located in Tokyo.
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Orlando
Fla
al Simmons
Washington Senators
Tokyo
Laabs Gets Chance After Tigers Sell Bimmons
In Lakeland Florida Detroit Tigers radioed the sale of Al Bimmons to Washington may open a big chance for rookie outfielder Chet Laabs. Laabs could seize the opportunity as he joins the roster and eyes regular duty in the field and at bat.
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Laabs
Lakeland
Pla
Detroit Tigers
al Bimmons
Washington
Chet Laabs
McKain and Henry To Start For Red Sox In Sarasota
Archie McKain and Jim Henry are slated as likely opening pitchers for the Boston Red Sox against the Newark Bears in a Sarasota game. The matchup features two anticipated starters as the Spring Training schedule unfolds.
Dean MacPayden Faces Nine Inning Start In Florida
In Jacksonville Florida Dean MacPayden will attempt a nine inning pitching effort against the Jacksonville Tars as the Boston Bees bid farewell to Florida.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Dean Danny MacPayden
Jacksonville Tars
Boston Bees
Florida
Banks urged to buy 4 million in North Carolina bonds
State Commissioner Gurney P. Hood told the North Carolina Bankers Association in Goldsboro that weak New York markets justify banks investing about 4 000 000 in state bonds. He noted banks hold 75 million above requirements and could channel funds into state securities. Former Governor Ehringhaus lauded bankers for aiding the state in 1938. The association elected officials including J B Burroughs and Cy F Dees to leadership posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
Gurney P. Hood
New York
Carlina
General Assembly
North Carolina
Ehringhe
York
J. B. Buroughs
J. E B. Peterson
Kiston
F. Dees. Goldsboro
F. M. Watson
Treaurer
Levincky to Box at Dumbell Hotel in London Training
American heavyweight boxer Levincky trains in London for a bout at the Dumbell hotel venue. He conditions at a local gym and plans to spar with British opponents ahead of the match.
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London
Eng
T Levincky
Dumbell Hotel
Athletics Go Collegian Nine Among Philadelphia Regulars
Philadelphia April 7 nine of the eighteen men expected on the Philadelphia Athletics roster this year are college players. The squad features several former college stars and aims to bolster the lineup with youth and potential.
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Philadelphia
Philadelph
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