Dunkelberger Captures North South Amateur Title
Dunkelberger wins the North South Amateur title after a tight afternoon round. He defeats Hunter after a decisive surge with 12 wins and six halved holes across the 18 holes. Earlier rounds saw Dunkelberger down Knowles, Munger, and Whitehead, with a semi-final over Jamison.
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Bobby Knowles
Boston
Munger
Whitehead
Toni Jamison
Dunlap
Hunter
Dan Kkeiberger
Dunkelberger
Massachusetts
V M I Defeats North Carolina 4 3 In Ninth Inning Thriller
Virginia Military Institute edges North Carolina 4 to 3 as Andy Trzeciak delivers a pinch hit single scoring Ray Brittingham in the ninth. Wayne Lugar started for VMI, with Billy Roberson finishing after the fourth. Frank Pancake led Cadets at the plate while Gadd, Quick and Rabb paced UNC. Winning pitcher: Berry. Time 2 01.
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North Carolina
Andy Trzeciak
Cadet
Ray Brittingham
Cadets
Tar Heels
Trzeciak
Wayne Lugar
Billy Roberson
Roberson
Frank Pancake
Bisset
LeGrande
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Ae Gadd
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Mann
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Richardzon
Berlenski
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Rafferty
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Vis
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Quicks Ab
Hemphill
Kellam
Davidson
Bankhead
Lafferty
Quick
Sandfoes
Profitt
Gadd
Nine New Leagues To Open Under Organized Baseball
Nine new minor leagues will join organized baseball in 1937, boosting total to 35 with clubs in 65 towns and at least 1,000 more personnel. Joe F. Carr predicts the season will be the game’s greatest year as Class D leagues provide first training grounds for youths and semi professionals. Leagues include Southeastern in Pensacola and Montgomery, Three Eye in Illinois and Indiana cities, Western International in Spokane and Tacoma, North Carolina State groups, Arizona Texas circuits, Eastern Shore clubs, Coastal Plains in North Carolina, Cape Breton Colliery in Nova Scotia, and West Texas New Mexico at Midland and Hobbs.
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N C State Tops Davidson 11 2 in Southern Conference clash
North Carolina State won the second game of the two game set at Davidson 11 to 2 to take the series. Connie Mac Berry pitched well after a rough start allowing Davidson two runs in the second inning. Bill Mann hit a grand slam homer for State as Davidson dropped to its fourth straight conference loss.
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N. C. State
Davidson College
Connie Mac Berry
Wildcats
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Catawba Tops Salisbury In Error Prone Baseball Game
Guilford fell to Catawba with an 8 to 5 defeat in a game marked by errors and heavy hitting. Davis the Catawba catcher collected three safeties in four plate appearances.
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Guilford
Catawba
Davis
East Carolina Teachers College Rally Beats Atlantic Christian 8 6
East Carolina Teachers College rallied for three ninth inning runs to beat Atlantic Christian College 8 to 6. Soufas, Bulldog first baseman, went 1 for 1 with a perfect day at the plate.
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East Carolina Teachers College
Atlantic Christian College
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Tigers Rally To Top Montreal In Extra Innings
Detroit Tigers erased a four run lead to beat Montreal in ten innings 6 to 5 in Lakeland. Greenberg Walker and Fox hit home runs for Detroit.
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Indians Extend Winning Streak in Pine Bluff Victory
The Cleveland Indians defeated Pine Bluff of the Cotton States league 5 to 2, improving their record. Bob Feller and Earl Whitehill are slated to pitch next day at Little Rock. Scoring by innings shows Cleveland with a 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 and Pine Bluff with 0 0 0 1 0 1 1.
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Duff
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Cubs Hit Four Home Runs To Beat Browns In Exhibition
Chicago Cubs defeated the St. Louis Browns 10 to 6 in an exhibition game in San Antonio. Jay Bryant Billy Herman Stan Hack and Phil Cavaretta hit circuit shots. Hack drove in two runs as the Cubs offense paced the win.
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St. Louis Browns
Jay Bryant
Billy Herman
Stan Hack
Phil Cavaretta
Hack
Chicago
St. Louis
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Root
O'Dea
Tietje
Blake
Walkup
Bonetti
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Athletics blank Phillies to take city series lead
Philadelphia April 10 AP The Athletics Beat the Phillies 7 to 0 behind George Caster and Bud Thomas as Mulcahy walked in the first then hurled six hitless innings before Hal Kelleher relieved. Ace Parker drove in four runs with a bases loaded double and aiding the assault. Cold weather reduced attendance to a few hundred.
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George Caster
Bud Thomas
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Hugh Mulcahy
Mulcahy
Hal Kellehér
A's
Cardinals overwhelm Albany in Georgia Florida league game
St. Louis Cardinals minor leaguers defeated the Albany club 3 to 1 in Albany Georgia. Stan Bordagaray launched a first inning homer with two aboard and Johnny Mize added a sixth inning homer to secure the win.
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St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Stan Bordagaray
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Bucher Smashes Two Homers for Brooklyn Chance
Jimmy Bucher filling in at third base for the ailing Joe Stripp slugged two homers to spark a strong Brooklyn bid for a regular lineup spot in Jacksonville. The April 10 report by Fila notes Bucher’s hot start as he seeks a permanent role.
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Jacksonville
Fila
Jimmy Bucher
Joe Stripp
Brooklyn
Home Run Rally Seals Victory in Final Inning
A player hit a home run along with a double and two singles accounting for five runs. Smith hit a home run batting for Hinton to provide the winning margin in the Teachers final inning rally.
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Hinton
Dukes Hammer Christians 9 to 1 in Home Day Game
Duke University Blue Devils defeated Christians 9 to 1 at home as Elon pitchers struggled to contain the Duke offense in an April 10 matinee.
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Burlington
Duke University Blue Devils
Dukes
Baseball Exhibition Scores Across Three Cities
Montreal leads Detroit 5 6 in Lakeland Florida exhibition with 12 hits. Jersey City faces Knoxville in Knoxville with 9 to 5 after nine innings. Boston loses to Atlanta 6 8 in Atlanta with late rally, while Washington drops 8 to 2 at Chattanooga.
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Leesburg Scorecard Shows Close Baseball Duel
In Leesburg Florida Rochester Illinois edged Columbus Ohio 8 to 6 after a late rally. Pitchers Smith Potter and Chervinko faced Walker Judd and Poland with Crouch closing.
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Dodgers beat Jacksonville 13 to 3 in Sally League game
Brooklyn Niknamed team won 13 to 3 over Jacksonville in Sally League action. Final line shows Brooklyn 17 hits and 1 error while Jacksonville had 6 runs on 3 errors. Pitchers Hamlin Butcher and Phelps faced battering, with Krump Frankhouse Haskins and A Leitz contributing.
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Giants Blank Chicks In Exhibition Game
New York Giants pitchers Harry Gumbert and Fat Freddy Fus simmons held the Memphis Chicks to three hits as they defeated the Southern Association club 5 to 0 in an April exhibition in Memphis. Gumbert, Fus simmons and Spencer, Mancuso, Marlean, Besse, Frazier and Powell contributed to the shutout.
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Travellers End Yankees Exhibition Streak With Ninth Inning Win
Little Rock Travellers upset the New York Yankees 9 to 8 in an exhibition game. Center-fielder Nonnenkamp belted a two-run homer with one aboard in the ninth after Malone relieved Hadley in the eighth. The Yankees had entered on a 13 game exhibition win streak.
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Reds Rally Past Triplets for 6 2 Exhibition Win
In Spartanburg D C on April 10 the Reds defeated the Burlington Triplets 6 2 after a ninth inning five hit four run rally. Rookie third baseman Jimmy Outlaw hit a homer and two singles while shortstop Billy Myers added a circuit shot.
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Bees Beat Comers Columbia 5 1 in Apr 10 Game
Gene Moore homered with two aboard in the first inning to spark the Boston Bees to a 5 1 win over Columbia farm hands. Wally Berger added a fourth inning homer as Boston tallied three more runs in the fifth before finishing with a final score of 5 to 1. Babich and Lopez pitched for Boston with Columbia’s Harkrader and Rice in action.
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Gene Moore
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Sox Beat Bees Fort Worth Baseball Thriller
Chicago White Sox blasted for 13 runs against Pittsburgh 13 to 4 as Dutch Brandt allowed an eight run fifth inning surge. Kennedy Chelnut and Sewell led the offense while Brandt Bauers and Todd contributed.
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Four Leading Nines To Play Off For Title
The Inter-City Industrial league announces an eighty game schedule led by W F Bailey with four top teams advancing to a championship series. Play runs May 1 to August 11 with weekly doubleheaders on Wednesdays and Saturdays and no Fourth of July games. Teams include Bossong McCrary White Oak Hemp Wissacsett Knitters Adams-Millis.
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High Point
Adams-Millis
Bossong
Wiscassett
Burlington Tops High Point In Baseball Victory
The Burlington Bisons defeated High Point 11 to 1 on their home field. Nunnery earned the win for Burlington while McMullan took the loss for High Point as Burlington collected 11 hits to High Point’s seven.
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Cooper Tops Winter Golf Money Winners in Charleston
Lighthorse Harry Cooper of Chicago led the winter money list with 7204 dollars after today's Tournament of Gardens. Fred Corcoran announced totals for 15 events, naming Henry Picard 1347 as second with 5583 dollars and a field including Sam Snead 4150, Horton Smith 4087, Ralph Guldahl 3605, Byron Nelson 3312, Johnny Revolta 3095, Ed Dudley 3022, Paul Runyan 2228, and Jimmy Hines 1864.
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White Plains
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Red Sox Top Atlanta 6-4 Behind Higgins Homer
The Boston Red Sox defeated the Southern Association champion Atlanta club 6-4. Boston pounded three Atlanta pitchers for 11 hits including five doubles and a homer by Mike Higgins.
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Atlanta
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Hep vs Bossong at Bossong
Aug 4 event featuring Hep facing Bossong at Bossong venue. Aug 7 Adams Millis clash with McCrary at McCrary arena with Adams Millis listed as opponent.
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Duke Tracksters Tie Tigers 63 to 63 in meet
Duke University Southl Conference track champions hosted Princeton Tigers in Durham. The teams battled to a 63 to 63 tie as the Tigers, runner up in IC-4A, challenged the home squad on the cinder path.
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Duke University
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McCrary Eagles Top Bossong in Exhibition Battle
In Asheboro on April 9, the McCrary Eagles edged the Bossong club 11 to 4 in an Inter-City league exhibition. Burge led McCrary with two doubles and a single, while Clodfelter added two for four as heavy rains left the track slow and times unremarkable.
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Calumet Dick Wins at Bowie in Southern Maryland Handicap
Calumet Dick captured his second straight victory over New Deal and Mucho Gusto in the mile and a sixteenth Southern Maryland handicap at Bowie. The favorite paid $3.80 for a $2 win mutuel as he claimed the purse portion of the $5,000 event.
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E. K. Bryson
Calumet Dick
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College Baseball Scores From North and South
Baseball results show East Carolina Teachers defeating Atlantic Christian 8 to 6 in Wilson North Carolina Davidson defeats NC State 11 to 2 in Davidson North Carolina Catawba defeats Guilford 8 to 5 in Salisbury Erskine loses 4 to 8 and Citadel wins 8 to 0 in Due West South Carolina Lenoir Rhyne and Emory & Henry postponed by rain at Marion Virginia
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Trojan Vaulter Smashes Rec at Dual Track Meet
Bill Sefton of the University of Southern California broke the pole vault record in a dual meet against California, clearing 14 feet 6 inches. Sefton surpassed the former world mark of 14 feet 6 1/2 inches, set by Varoff of San Francisco, in Los Angeles.
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Bill Sefton
U of Southern
College tennis results from Clemson and surrounding colleges
In Clemson scores Clemson 2 over Col. Gel Tech 5. At Hickory N. and Rhyne 4 Guilford 38. At Atlanta Emory Furman 1. At Due West C. S.-U. of South Carolina 7.
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