Laird Joins VP11 Coaching Staff As Asheville Scores Midpoint
The list shows multiple players and scores with Asheville at halfway. Notable names include Gene Kunes from Philadelphia and Dick Metz from Chicago among others, with various tied and withdrew entries across venues and dates.
Kunes Leads Land of the Sky Open With 67 Round
Gene Kunes of Pennsylvania fired a 67 to take the lead in Asheville’s Land of the Sky Open, totaling 138 after two rounds. Dick Metz and Johnny Bulla followed with 71s, while Jimmy Hines eagle on the 13th highlighted the day.
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Philadelphia
Dick Metz
Chicago
Johnny Bulla
Jimmy Thomson
Shawneeon
Delaware
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Lakeville
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Reidsville
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Evanston
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Los Angeles
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Coral Gables
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Raleigh
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Bretton Woods
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Stanton
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Madison
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Spartanburg
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Deal
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Dayton
Ohio
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Thomasville High Seeks Fourth Win
The Thomasville High School Bulldogs aim for a fourth straight Western Section Class B pennant win as they travel to Mocksville on Tuesday. They return home Friday to face Rockwell High School, after posting a strong season with an average of about 16 runs per game.
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Tommies Fall 11-3 to Reidsville in Spring Training
Thomasville’s Tommies lost 11 to 3 at home as Reidsville struck early with extra base hits. Rabbitt Leary led the Luckies with three singles while Art Scealls added two doubles and a single as Thomasville’s lineup produced 12 hits. Clinerd earned the win on the mound as the game ended after seven innings due to cold conditions.
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Lexington Outfit Will Depend On Four Vets
Lexington’s North State club, the Indians, will count on four returning veterans from the 1938 league entry as they prepare for the season. Owner A R Fite says the team will be hustling, with Bill Hogsed likely at third base and Glenn Payne, Charlie Greenockle, and Rube Lindquist competing for roles. The pitching staff centers on Greenockle, Callahan, Miller, Robbins, and Ungerer, with a youth contingent including McCrabb, Andrews, and Rankin. The infield features Ed Tustin and Mel Dry, while outfield prospects include Lindquist, Payne, and Charley Scagliarinni. Manager Joe Bird handles catcher duties, with Pratt or Holder backing him. spring training opens Tuesday against the Philadelphia Athletics at Holt Moffitt Field.
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Gastonia
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Philadelphia
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Chicago
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Plymouth
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Cooleemee
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Colerain
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Semi-Pro Baseball Congress Approves District Tournaments
Twenty five district semi-pro baseball tournaments are approved for June 20 to July 7 by the National Semi-Pro Baseball Congress. About 700 more district events will be set before June 1. Champions advance to 48 state tournaments July 8 to 25. District appointments include B C Denning High Point and George Blum Winston-Salem.
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High Point
George Blum
Winston- Salem
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Brewton
Ala
Frank Galloway
Knoxville
Tenn
Carolina golfers and netmen win on Duke trip
North Carolina teams dominated in Raleigh area events scoring a 15 to 3 golf victory over Georgia Tech on the Hillandale course in Durham with Clarence Kluttz earning medalist honors at 72. Carolina tennis beat Cornell 8 to 1 as part of an eighth straight win led by C Rood and Meserole.
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Wildcat Coach To Take Over Varsity Spot
BLACKSBURG Virginia April 8 Athletic Director W L Monk Younger announced Green Flake Red Laird has been signed to join Virginia Tech as head coach of freshman athletics and aid in physical education He may also coach one varsity sport Laird coached three sports at Davidson College and previously led athletics at Catawba College and the University School for Boys Atlanta
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Younger
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Davidson
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Catawba College
Salisbury
University School For Boys
Atlanta
Tar Heels Defeat Davidson 4 1 In Southern Conf Baseball
North Carolina Tar Heels beat Davidson 4 to 1 in a Southern Conference game. Bud Hudson allowed scattered hits and the defense held firm as Stirnweiss handled six chances without an error.
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Cothran Captures Charlotte Women’s Invitational Title
Jane Cothran the 1937 titlist defeated Charlotte’s Mrs. Ben Parks to win the Women's Invitational crown at Charlotte Country Club. Cothran parred the back nine finishing with a 42 for 9. Parks ended 43 as the Greenville veteran fell short on the 18th hole.
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Cubs' Outlook Darkens as Galan Out Indefinitely
Cubs face lineup challenges as Augie Galan is ordered home from spring training for knee treatment and may need surgery. Shortstop Dick Bartell also faces an indefinite hospital stay, reducing infield and outfield strength. Jim Gleeson could take Galan's left field spot as Mesner and Cavarretta fill in elsewhere.
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Dick Bartell
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Pittsburgh
Jim Gleeson
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Steve Mesner
Phil Cavarretta
Duke Lacrosse Team Beats N C in Opening Meet
Duke's varsity lacrosse team outplayed Carolina in the opening meet winning 15 to 8. After leading 8 to 7 at the end of the third period Duke surged in the final quarter with seven goals while Carolina scored once. Ray Brown, Duke center, was the game's standout.
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Benefactor Derby Entry Doubtful for Colonel Bradley
Sadness in Kentucky as Benefactor, Colonel E. R. Bradley’s only Derby nominee, shows a swelling in the left foreleg likely keeping Blue Larkspur colt from Derby prep. Bradley and Barry Shannon await verdict after Palm Beach visit. betting boys still hopeful, recalling past Bradley winners.
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