Outstanding Judges Set For Sedgefield Horse Show
Official prize lists invite leading stables to compete at the Sedgefield ring May 16-18 with two top national judges Charles W. Green and Otto Furr. Nathan Ayers notes performances will run each afternoon and night across the three days. More than 70 classes, capacity crowds, and modern facilities highlight the event sponsored by the Sedgefield Hunt and a member of the American Horse Shows Association.
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Sedgefield
Sedgefield Ring
Charles W. Green
Sedalia
Green
Baton Rouge
Dallas
Madison Square Garden
Otto Furr
Middleburg
Nathan Ayers
Piedmont
North Carolina
South
Sedgefield Hunt
Sidney B. Allen
Greensboro
American Horse Shows Association
Duke Huskies Triumph Over Michigan In Baseball Thriller
Duke Blue Devils toppled Michigan 13 to 6 behind Eddie Shokes who hit a 476 foot homer. Weaver earned the win as Duke built a 9 2 lead before Michigan rallied briefly in the eighth inning.
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Durham
Duke
Blue Devils
Duke Park
Eddie Shokes
University of Michigan
Shokes
Bob Weaver
Bill Mack
Wolverines
Mack
Bill Werber
Whitey Moore
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati Reds
Lefty Grove
Boston Red Sox
Grove
Michigan
RITE
REY Steppen
Evasheueks
Peeses
Eeiawivere
Trusko
Veasbees
el Chamberlain
ORB DB
Otscarchersy
Eeceteerae
Beorpig
Weaver
Barry
Mock
McCahan
Eyashevski
Harms
Morgan
Vickers
Boston Reds Sox Reds Game in Durham Set for 8 30 Start
In Durham today the Boston Red Sox face the Cincinnati Reds with the start time set at 8 30 by city officials. Bucky Walters is slated to pitch for the Reds and Lefty Grove will work for Boston.
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Durham
Boston Red Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Bucky Walters
Reds
Leftyrove
Bosox
Hader Tricked into Ten Round Boxing Bout
Johnny Marrs lures Cobra Clutch expert Hader into a ten round boxing match at South Hamilton Street arena on Wednesday night. Promoter and Sergeant McMahon cite Marrs as a slick boxer turned wrestler and predict a tough bout with two wrestling matches on the same card.
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Johnny Marrs
Blackjack Hader
South Hamilton Street Arena
Marrs
L. C. McMahon
Johnny
Hader
McMahon
Fritz Schobel
St. Louis
Nick Elitch
Tampa
Fila
Elitch
Schnoble
Jake Patterson
Syracuse
Whitey Grove
Elwood
Sheraton
Dunlap Captures North and South Golf Title
George T. Dunlap Jr. of Pinehurst defeated Jack Ryerson of Cooperstown 7 and 6 in the 36 holes to win the 40th North and South amateur championship. It marked Dunlap’s sixth victory in the event. Ryerson wide in form earlier but faded after the opening holes.
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Pinehurst
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Jack Ryerson
Cooperstown
N. Y
Dunlap
Ryerson
Joe Thompson
Skip Alexander
Durham
South
Five Schools Enter Squads In Local Show
The ninth annual Western Conference High School track and field meet will be held on Friday afternoon at the Senior High School field. Five schools Charlotte Greensboro Winston Salem Salisbury and High Point have entered teams. Charlotte defends its title won in 1932 33 and 34 with medals and awards donated by civic clubs and the Chamber of Commerce. The Beeson Hardware trophy and L G Balfour relay cup will be presented. The 2 pm program includes 14 events plus a junior high relay. Past winners and current records across sprints hurdles and distance events are listed with times and marks from Winston Salem High Point Charlotte and Greensboro athletes.
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Charlotte
Greensboro
Winston- Salem
Salisbury
High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Beeson Hardware
L. G. Balfour Company
Attleboro
Mass
Gray
Sizemore
Goolsby
Winston-Salem
Wise
Vanter
Mangum
Wall of Greensboro
Sutton
Childress
Winston
Historic track marks and record feats from early 20th century
The fragment lists athletic marks including Salem 119 feet 11 inches in 1926 Javeline Sutton of Charlotte 165 feet 1 inch in 1932 high jump W Sams of High Point 6 feet 9 inches in 1935 broad jump Pickard of Charlotte 21 feet 4% inches in 1933 pole vault Hendricks of High Point 12 feet 4% inches in 1933 mile relay Clavers Thomas Moore Stockton of Winston Salem 1939.
Meeting Time for Amateur League Changes to Wednesday
The Amateur League will hold a meeting Wednesday night at the Y M C A instead of Monday night as previously announced.
McCarthy Says Yankees Will Repeat In A Walk
Joe McCarthy dismissed critics as the Yankees faced a rain postponement in exhibition play. He argued the team can win five straight pennants, noting past doubts about four in a row and the World Series titles.
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Memphis
Tenn
New York Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Dead Heat Wins Bowie Handicap Run
In Bowie Maryland on April 6 two rival thoroughbreeds Aethelwold and Conde Rico finished a photo dead-heat for first in the $5,000-added Bowie Handicap. The mile and 70 yards ran in 1 44.4 as Aethelwold and Conde Rico surged from behind to tie. The purse for each winner stood at $2 575 with the owner W O L Brann and Isado Bieber among those named. Gen's Manager ridden by Mrs EB Graham Lewis placed third. Clyde Tolson earlier suffered a loss in another race.
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Mason Brunson
Bowie
Strid
W. OL. Brann
Aethelwold
Columbia
8. C
Isado Bieber
Rico
Conde Rico
Hypocrite
Theate Ral Parr
EB. Graham Lewis
E. K. Bryson
Clyde Tolson
Christians Triumph Over Atlantic Christian 14-5
Elon College reports a 14 to 5 victory over Atlantic Christian College after a seven run first inning. Pitcher R. D. Apple earned the win allowing three hits in three and a third innings while Bernie Daher and W. L. Hobson led the offense with two hits each.
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Christians
A. Co. Co
Elon College
Elon
Atlantic Christian College
R. D. Apple
Bernie Daher
W. L. Hobson
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Dutch) Blair
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Mickey) Cochrane
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