Marrs Defeats Hader With Sixth Round TKO
Johnny Marrs scores a technical knockout in the sixth round to stop Blackjack Hader after a furious exchange. Marrs lands a left jab and right hands to force the referee counted ten as Hader fights groggily and tries to attack the official amid a chaotic finish. The crowd cheers a strong main event following two wrestling bouts and earlier draws in the undercard.
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Johnny Marrs
Blackjack Hader
Marrs
Hader
Nick Blitch
Dobie Osburn
Eliteh
Nick Elrich
Fritz Schnabel
Jake Patterson
Syracuse University
Tom Mahoney
Orlando
Fla
Mahoney
Whitey Grove
Marsh Darkhorse in Industrial Flag Chase
Marsh Furniture Company may surprise in the Industrial league as Coke Miller guides a deep roster. Pitching is a concern, with Scotton returning and Eldridge and Rich forming the staff, while Everhart or Haney fill catcher and first base. The outfield trio Francis White Miller and Byerly provides the strength as Marsh battles for a top spot.
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Marse Grant
Marsh Furniture Company
Coke Miller
Marshmen
Coke
Jim Scotton
Virgil Yow
Panthers
Marsh
Thomasville
Ralph Eldridge
Howard Rich
Long John Everhart
Thomasville Tommies
al Hoover
Everhart
Creighton Haney
Hoover
J B. Haney
Mills
Boiling Springs Junior College
Ed Mintz
Asheboro Junior Legion
Short
Wallace Haney
Francis White
Miller
Arnold Byerly
Henderson and Rider Move Up in Tourney
In Pinehurst on April 11 Archie Henderson of Chapel Hill and defending champion Charles Rider of Malverne N Y advanced in the North and South tennis tournament. Henderson won three matches to reach the semifinals while Rider won his third round match and upset top seed Martin Bux of Miami to move into the third round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Archie Henderson
Chapel Hill
Charles Rider
Malverne
L. I
University of North Carolina
Henderson
Rider
Martin Buxby
Miami
Duke Coach Wallace Wade to Speak at Thomasville Banquet
Wallace Wade head coach and athletic director of Duke University will be guest speaker at the annual Rather and Son Banquet sponsored by the HI Y club of Thomasville High School at the Woman's Club building Tuesday night. Tickets went on sale, with plans to bring Mills Home boys to the event and citizens serving as PFathers to the boys for one night.
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Thomasville
Wallace Wade
Duke University
Rather and Son
Thomasville High School
Woman’s Club
Mills Home
Institute on Judaism to be held by Hillel Foundation
An institute on Judaism will be conducted in Chapel Hill this weekend by the Hillel Foundation. Speakers include Rabbis Greenberg of Charlotte Julius Gutmann Ely Pilchik from Maryland and Albert M. Lewis of Virginia University.
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Institute ON Judaism
Chapell Hill
Hillel Foundation
Rabbis Greenberg
Charlotte
Julius Gutmann
Ely Pilchik
University of Maryland
Albert M. Lewis
University of Virginia
Auto folks theme spins Spring sale pitch
The snippet promotes a Spring theme song tied to automotive interests promising more for your dollars. It hints at a sales push aimed at motorists and buyers seeking value in auto-related products or services.
Guilford Defeats High Point 6 1 In North State Game
Guilford College pitcher Denver Shell struck out 14 as the Quakers beat High Point Panthers 6 to 1 in a North State Conference baseball clash. Algie Newlin and Rom Graves led the offense with timely bunts and key hits, including a decisive eighth inning rally.
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Guilford College
Denver
Shell
High Point Panthers
Alzie Newlin
Rom Graves
Guilford
Cochrane
Berg
High Point
Quakers
Buck Hines
Algie Newlin
Bill Ware
Cashatt
Hines
Stuart Maynard
Newlin
George Sumney
Denver Shell
Graves
Maynard Bill Grice
Grice
Ab H
Po A
Nance
Ay Griswold
Seer Fee Koontz
Veer A
Hampton
Enene Berg
Case
Sewer
Fernandez
Farlowe
Mills
High Point Seueae
Frye
Maynard
McBane
Exhibition Baseball Roundup Across Venues
Scores from games in Ashland and other cities list results like New York defeating Brooklyn and Philadelphia routing Chattanooga. The narrative mentions Graves hitting a three bagger, Newlin scoring, and a Quakers versus Catawba Indians matchup scheduled for tomorrow at 3 30.
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Ashland
New York
Brooklyn
Washington, D. C
Washington
Boston
Tarboro
N. C
Cleveland
Charleston
W. Va
Cincinnati
Knoxville
Tenn
Philadelphia
Evansville
Ind
Detroit
Owensboro
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Oklahoma City
Okla
St. Louis
Tex
Chattanooga
Topeka
Kan
Portsmouth
Ohio
Tulsa
Ohla
Lynchburg
Kansas City
Danville
Springfield
Ill
Nashville, Tenn
Baltimore
Jane Cothran Leads Land of Sky Invitational After Day One
In Asheville on April 11 Jane Cothran of Orville Ohio held a one stroke lead over Jean Bauer of Providence R.I. after 36 holes in the Land of Sky invitational for women. Cothran shot 81 for a 167 total with Bauer at 84 for the same, while Helen Detweiler of Washington was third and Mrs. Ben T. Parks of Charlotte stood fourth at 177.
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Asheville
Jane Cothran
Orville
Jean Bauer
R. J
Miss Cothran
Miss Bauer
Helen Detweiler
Washiton
Ben T. Parks
Chlotte
Stings Fizzle In Closing Tropical Park Race
In Coral Gables Florida the season finale at Tropical Park saw M Stings finish seventh in a nine horse field as Dolly Val won the mile and sixteenth Tropical Handicap in 1 44 1 5 earning 115 10 on straight tickets. Stings had previously claimed the 50 000 Widener Handicap and 10 000 McLennan Stakes. Stanczyk Breaks Ankle in New York.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Florida
M Stings
Tropical Park
Dolly Val
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High Point League
Globe Parlor Office
Hayworth Sateen
R. Hayworth
Carmichael Eee Ee
Helms
Sumner
Pierce
Hanes
Richardson
Darkhorse
Dominic
OES
Brower
HS Star Brother
C&t
Joe
Chase
Cox
Leonard
English Street Pharmacy
Kemp Orreuas
Welborn
Foust
Walker
Cooper
Burlington League
Burlington Girls
Burlington Men
Thompson
Ni Troxier
Moore
Eetrere
Deanvtawe Il
Blanchard
Rickert
Pitts
Richard
Eos
Nu Leonard
Hendrix
Emerywood Leagu
Durene
P. H. Hanes Knitting Company
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Dizzy Dean
Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Browns
O' Diz
Charles Hartnett
Dean
Wichita
Dizzy
Bland Dean
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Eogus
Silverbrooke
Guilford Dumps Panthers
Philco
Yseek
Cornet
USA
Forda
Bronson Union
South Bend
Rambo
Gephart
Maal Orr
Louisville
Biff Berger
South Main ST
Cocchrone
Stanczyk
Columbia
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