High Point Defeats Winston-Salem In Golf Match
High Point high school golf team beat Winston-Salem club at Country club course by 101 2 to 71 2. Winston won the reserve match 13 5. Players include Brownlow Moffitt Diffendale and Garrett Sappenfield with scores from 77 to 95.
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High Points
Winston- Salem Club
Winston
Joe Brownlow
Winston-Salem
Buster Moffitt
High Point
Charles Diffendale
Jack Winder
Brownlow
Moffitt
Dittendale
Winder
Winston Club
Fred Sappenfield
Phil Nunn
Nunn
Jack Garrett
Plaster
Garrett
Sappenfield
Nunnan
Edward Woollen
Dize
Alfred Oliver
Perry
Tilleston
Dunkelburger
John Diffendale
Duke Hurlers Roll Over William and Mary in Track Meet
Duke edged William and Mary 72.5 to 53.5 in Williamsburg led by Al Brownlee. Duke won nine of 14 events with standout marks from Monk Little and Gerry Quirk including a William and Mary record in the shot put.
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Williamsburg
al Brownlee
Duke
Blue Devils Harriers
William and Mary
North Carolinians
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Gerry Quirk
Little
Brownlee
Terrell
William & Mary
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Palmer
Clifelli
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Mart
Bacon
Reid
Camper
Upson
Quick
Meade
Lewis
Pluckenger
Brawley
Tuttle
High Point Golfers Shine In Sedgefield Amateur Open
More than 200 golfers competed in the Sedgefield Amateur Open with Tully Blair leading after 36 holes and Alan Smith of North Carolina close behind. The final 54 hole round is scheduled for today with players allowed to finish in morning or afternoon blocks and no-shows facing disqualification.
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Sedgefield Club Golf Committee
Tully Blair
Alan Smith
University of North Carolina
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Greensboro
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Chapel Hill
R. A. Winslow
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C. J. Blake
J. W. Woollen
High Point
Clases
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Wood
Dionis Defend Crown Friday at Chapel Hill
High Point high school's Blue and White track team aims to defend the 1932 state championship in a Friday meet at Chapel Hill. Coach Charlie Spencer entered 24 men, facing losses from last year and a tough field including pointers from Winston-Salem, Durham, Greensboro, and Duke freshman squad.
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Pointers
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Durham
Greensboro
Duke University
Red” Hendricks
Hubbard Brothers
Spry
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Indico Point
Emerson Field
High Point
Washington
Raleigh
Plymouth
Hickory
Wake Forest
Henderson
John Respess
Gurganus
Byron Abels
Stret
Westfield
Dale Ranson
Tar Heels Crush VMI 14 To 0 In Baseball Open
University of North Carolina fielded with one error and battered VMI pitching for 14 runs on 13 hits. Peacock and Crouch homered, Weathers added three hits including a triple, as UNC routed VMI in Lexington on April 8.
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Tar Heels
Weathers
Lexington
University of North Carolina
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Ward
Edmunds
Noble
Gilbert
Buford
Scott
Perrara
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Powell
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Ferrara
Edwards
Bails
Outton
Ferrera
North Carolina Tennis Meet at Duke Signals Record Turnout
The North Carolina intercollegiate tennis tournament set for April 17 to 19 at Duke plans full varsity teams from North Carolina Wake Forest N C State and Duke with Davidson sending a quartet and others sending individual players. Duke and North Carolina will also field full freshman squads while other schools contribute several entrants.
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Durham
North Carolina
Duke
Wake Forest
N. C. State
Davidson
Community Singing at Gospel Tabernacle Sunday Afternoon
A community singing will be held at the Gospel Tabernacle on Willowbrook Street this Sunday at 2 o clock. Singers from Thomasville and Lexington will join local residents in a big community event. B P Buck will be in charge of the singing.
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Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook Street
Thomasville
Lexington
B. P. Buck
Randolph Loop To Play Fast Baseball
Randolph County plans the new Randolph County Baseball League opening soon. Rufus Shirt Smith of Guilford College was named president with D Whitehead of Ramseur as secretary treasurer. Clubs include Aberty Ramseur Staley Silk Hope Siler City Asheboro and Acme Hosiery may join to form eight clubs. A meeting is set for Liberty next Wednesday to set schedule and dates.
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Randolph County
Randolph County Baseball League
Rufus “Shirt” Smith
Guilford College
D. ©. Whitehead
Rameour
ldAberty
Staley
Silk Hope
Siler City
Asheboro
Acme Hosiery Mill
Liberty
Kansas City Versus Pittsburgh Squash Team Lineup and Score
At Kansas City sites the Pittsburgh team played Kansas City with final figures 637 610 171 20 25 9. The Kansas City AA squad list includes Swetonie Morris Grace Padden Finney Gabler Carson Powlen Drensel and Snyder.
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Pittsburgh
Swetonie
Morris and
Grace
Padden
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Carson
Powlen
Drensel
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Hasty top Midway 31 to 12 in home tilt
Hasty high baseball club defeated Midway 31 12 on their home lot. R Hilton went 5 for 6 and F Veach 2 for 3 with a homer to lead Hasty. Everett Nifong stood out for Midway with three of five at bats. Box score and errors noted as many, with home runs by Veach and Everheart.
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Hasty High
Midway
R. Hilton
F. Veach
Hasty
Everett Nifong
Hasty Ab
Q. Veaer
R H Craver
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M'way
Cecil
Hunter
N. Hilton
Jones
Saintsing
Ev. Nifong
Moore
Payne
Berrier
Johnson
Robbins Knitters Triumph Over Overall Club 14 to 3
The Robbins Knitting mill team defeated the High Point Overall club yesterday afternoon by 14 to 3. Flowers and Huckaby led the Knitters with strong hitting, while Eldridge pitched effectively allowing one earned run on five hits. Edwards and McDonnell stood out for the losers with Nabors showing solid defense.
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Chicago Cubs
Yankees
Ne York
al Simmons
Jimmy Dykes
Georg Haas
Connie Mack
Higgins
Cramers
Finney
Bob Johnson
Coleman
Righ
Clark Griffin
Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Sprm
Buck Harris
Nomen
Schoolboy Rowe
Babe Ruth
Reiber
Fox
Owen
Robbins Knitting Mill
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Flowers
Huckaby
Edwards
McDonnell
Nabors
Eldridge
Simmons Homer Sets Cubs Back in Preseason Opener
Al Simmons debuting for the White Sox homered to left in the fourth at Comiskey Park to beat the Cubs 4 1 in a spring training game. Simmons also added a single as 10 000 fans watched a chilly crowd. Bush pitched for the Cubs with Lyons and Gaston limiting other hits.
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al Simmons
White Sox
Comiskey Park
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Simmons
Guy Bush
Nationals
Lyons
Gaston
Sox
Elon Loses In Wild Walking Game At Chapel Hill
Elon out walked Duke 6 to 3 as Duke crossed the plate more often. Coombs and Floodr split pitching duties for Duke issuing 12 walks while Newsom and Christian combined for seven. Cheek drew four walks for Elon but struck out on his fifth trip.
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Wentz
Weaver
Hendrickson
Coombs
Ploohr
Griffin
Cheek
Chandler
Michael
Wagner
Floohr
Mitchael
Mitchell
Newsom
Duke
Morgan
Fields
Blue Devils
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Christian Moundsman
Elon
Wildcats Rally Past Union Seminary 9 4 in Davidson game
Davidson Wildcats overcome Union Seminary after trailing 4 1, scoring three runs in the fourth, three in the sixth, and three in the eighth to win 9 4. Bailey gets win over Atkins as 15 hits for Union Seminary and 6 for Davidson in a 2 05 time game, umpires Mathis and McEver.
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Wildcats
Union Seminary
Two Colored Men Injured in Street Argument
Fred Allen and John Brown were injured in a street altercation over a dispute of color. Allen suffered a forehead and skull laceration after a blow to the head. Brown endured a forehead cut from a lead pipe. Both men are recovering in Burrus Memorial Hospital.
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Fred Allen
East Highstree
Burrus Mortal Hospital
John Brown
Eas High Street
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