Major League Managers Confident in Pennant Race
AP reports seven managers across the American and National Leagues express strong belief their clubs can win the 1933 pennant. Yankee skipper Joe McCarthy leads the American camp with confidence, while Charley Grimm, Gabby Street, Burt Shotton and George Gibson voice optimism in the NL alongside others such as Bill Kellefer and Connie Mack.
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Public Utilities Rout College Reserves 21 to 5
The Southern Public Utilities team overwhelmed High Point reserves 21 to 5 on Saturday. Perry earned the win for Public Utilities as Craver, Perry, and Smith combined for multiple hits and runs, while Hight took the loss for the reserves. Attendance was 35 with Fritz and Henry umpiring.
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Local golfer Jack Garrett Finishes In Money At Sedgefield
High Point High School golfer Jack Garrett was the only local player to finish in the money at the Sedge field purse on Sunday. He carded 261 to take second in class C behind D. H. Everett of Sedgefield who shot 260.
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Busy Card Faces Tar Heel Outfit
CHAPEL HILL April 10 The North and South tennis tour ney at Pinehurst three Southern Conference and one Big Five baseball games and a track meet with Navy promise to keep Carolina team busy this week The Tar Heel nine will conclude its four game swing thru Virginia with games at Washington and Lee Monday and at Virginia Tuesday Returning home to meet V P S here on Friday afternoon at 4 o clock and Davidson in Winston Salem Saturday The track meet with Navy s eastern leaders will be held at Annapolis on Saturday The tennis tournament at Pinehurst begins Monday and continues through Saturday with a large Carolina team roster Coaches plan to send a large representation Other events include the state high school tennis tournament here Thursday and Friday the state high school championship track meet here Friday and freshman baseball games with Durham high here Tuesday and with Oak Ridge Thursday
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Negro Golf Tourney Opens With Multiple Divisions At Welchfield
The Welchfield Negro golf tournament begins this afternoon under champion Claude Hill. Senior class A features John Pike versus David Steele and Coble Roger against Mark Coffield. Junior and sophomore brackets include Thurman Gibson vs Thomas Craver, George Browder vs George Boger, Willie Collins vs Willie Browder, Charlie Moore vs Andrew Torrence, Walt Pinnix vs Alfonso McConnell, and Jimmie Leach vs Joe.
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Notice of Sale in Guilford County North Carolina 1933
Public sale announced by the Carolina Bonded Warehouse Company on Manning Street in the city for cash at 12 noon on May 1 1880s date corrected to 1933. H M McMdatuaiettast listed as claimant. Notice dated April 10 1933.
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Basketball Rules Again Get Approval
The National Basketball Rules committee of the United States and Canada met in New York and approved minor rule changes. The 10 second rule will apply to courts of all sizes, not just those 60 feet or longer, and substitutions are now allowed to re-enter twice, up from once.
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Adams-Millis Triumphs Over Asheboro Nine in 7-1 Victory
Adams-Millis baseball team defeated the Asheboro All-Stars 7 to 1 on Saturday. Sharpe Moon and Craven pitched for Adams-Millis while Yow pitched for Asheboro. Asheboro struggled to hit against the High Point outfit.
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Average US car age four and a half years says group
George L. Brunner, president of the Motor and Equipment Manufacturers Association, states the average automobile in use in the United States is four and a half years old.
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Tar Heels Open Virginia Swing With Washington and Lee
UNC Tar Heels renew their road trip in Virginia facing Washington and Lee after two straight wins. State reacts as VPI and VMI were defeated. NC hopes to reach Charlottesville for a Virginia matchup. Davidson, Duke, and NC State schedule multiple games this week across the region.
Hagen Says Burke Named On Ryder Cup Team
Gene Sarazen criticizes the PGA for not including Bill Burke on the Ryder Cup squad. PGA business head Albert Gates says the team was chosen on the fairest basis. The nine players listed include Captain Walter Hagen Sarazen Ed Dudley Olin Dutra Densmore Shute Paul Runyan Craig Wood Horton Smith and Leo Diegel.
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Association Starts 32nd Season With New Playoff System
The American Association opens its 32nd season with a revamped playoff plan after two lopsided pennant races. Opening games feature Minneapolis at Columbus and St. Paul at Toledo among four matchups. The league splits into western and eastern divisions for a best challenger final, then winner faces the International league champion in the Little World Series.
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Leading Net Stars Vie in North and South Tennis Tourney
At Pinehurst on April 10 six top U S players launch the North and South championship as a Davis Cup selection test. Notable entrants include Clifford Sutter and the seeded field with Gregory Mangin and George M Lott among others as rounds begin.
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Panthers And Bisons Face Tough Week On Local Diamonds
High Point high school and High Point college baseball teams schedule four games for the week. Key matchup is High Point versus Guilford college on Tuesday, then Elon Christian visits Thursday. Other games include Catawba college Friday and a Saturday return at Greensboro versus Mack Judson. The Bisons play Spencer high Tuesday and Reid high Thursday. Golf opens with Greensboro high at home on the Country club course.
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Probe Launched into Savoldi Londos Victory
Chicago April 10 report World championship wrestling match between Joe Savoldi and Jim Londos under investigation by the Illinois State Athletic Commission. Chairman Joe Tunner convened principals for a full inquiry after Savoldi was awarded the first fall amid dispute over the result and recognition.
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California Sees 1290 Plus Licenses Revoked for DUI
More than 1290 auto drivers in California had their licenses revoked last year for driving under the influence. The figure highlights a continuing enforcement effort against intoxicated driving and the penalties imposed by state authorities.
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French Diesel Engines Drive Thousands of Motor Trucks
Diesel engines are now operating in nearly 5,000 French motor trucks, signaling a large scale adoption of diesel power in the nation’s vehicle fleet.
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