Inter-City Industrial League unveils 40 game split schedule
Frank Barfield announces the Inter-City Industrial League 40 game season with six teams across four Piedmont cities. Play begins April 25 with two games weekly on Wednesdays and Saturdays, featuring Thomasville, Asheboro, High Point, Greensboro and others in a split first and second half race for the title.
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Inter-City Industries League
Frank Barfield
Piedmont
Thomasville
Ragan-Maurice
Asheboro
McCrary Hosiery Mill
Bowesong Hosiery Mill
High Point
Greensboro
Adame Millis
Inter-City Industrial League
Bossong
Thos
Adame-Millie
McCrary
Ragen
Indians blank Giants in tuneup as opening series moves
Cleveland Indians win 4 to 0 over the New York Giants in a spring preview. The contest drew about 1,000 cold fans, giving Cleveland a 7-6 edge in the series with the final game to be played here tomorrow. Schumacher, Fitesimmons and Man cuso pitched for Cleveland while Danning, Marder and Huchin batted for the Giants.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Schumacher
Fitesimmons
Mancuso
Danning
Marder
Huchin
Hilde- Pytiak
Becker
Opening Day Brings 200000 Fans to Baseball Seasons Kickoff
Major league baseball opens next Tuesday with 16 clubs, drawn by big crowds and fresh lineups. Detroit Tigers are favored to repeat in the American League, while the St. Louis Cardinals loom in the National League. Brooklyn Dodgers rebuild for the Polo Grounds opener, with Reds and Browns remaining steady after last season.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
White House
America
Roosevelt
Washington
Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Detroit
Brooklyn Dodgers
Polo Grounds
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Cochrane
Dean Brothers
Roy Parmelee
Gianta
St. Louis
Charley Grimm
Phil Cavarretta
Chuck Klein
Dukemen Defeat State Nine and Swamp Wildcats
Duke defeats N C State 2 0 in Durham as George Bailey controls pitching for six strikeouts and Corbitt, Cheek, Wagner contribute run support. Duke cinder path team dominates Davidson meet 102 24 with Huber Hanes high scorer and Duke pole vaults, sprints, and throws yielding multiple firsts.
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Durham
Duke University
Davidson
Carl Weyles
Huber Hanes
Duke
Winston-Salem
Lee
Huber Moore
Leidy
Pittman
Meight
Fischer
Kreushaar
Pichard
West
Clark
J. Johnston
Pruitt
Myers
Hackney
Stecker
Wicker
Secoe Davidson
George
Krizek
Shehan
Woodard
Barrow
Kraushaar
Tipton
Newark Bears Top Binghamton in 11th Inning Thriller
The Newark Bears defeated the Binghamton Triplets 6 to 5 in 11 innings at Willis Park. Newark capitalized on timely hitting led by Rosenfeld and Wilbourne. Binghamton hit three homers including a late drive by Wilbourne. Maynard and Reilly also contributed offensively as the game swung back and forth with a late Newark surge and a defensive error opening the 11th.
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Newark Bears
Binghamton, N. Y
Willis Park
Binghamton
New York Yankees
Newark
Sawyer
Rosenfeld
Gabrielson
Brewer
Baker
May
Hawkins
Porter
Boyle
Wilbourne
Reilly
Hafey
Richardson
Yeager
McCarthy
Wilborne
Maynard
Semamno Ij
Ccuvuns
Cccceawaas
Wilbounce
Ta Newman
Crutchfield
Leibhardt
Eewanick
P Nebbes
Saas
Ciensemnens
Amorer
Makosky
Breuer
Furter
Wu- Sawyer
Qgabrielson
Matheson
Bingham
Leichhardt
Estwanick
Luckies Defeat Duke Power Nine in Thrilling Comeback
The Luckies of the Class D Bi-State league edged Duke Power 10 to 9 at Reidsville. Duke led 8 0 early before the Luckies tied with a five run rally and two homers aided the comeback as Duke matched with four homers of their own from Harl Connor and Wayne Connor.
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Duke Power Company
Reidsville
Luckies
Electricians
Duke
Harl Connor
Wayne Connor
Panthers defeat Unique Nine 4-3 in thirteen innings
Erastus Grigg belted a long homer in the 13th inning to lift the High Point Panthers over Unique Furniture 4-3. Harris pitched well for the collegians, allowing seven hits with no walks as Moore relieved. The game featured lead changes from both sides and ended on Grigg's decisive drive.
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Erastus Grigg
Southside
High Pain College
Harris
Panthers
Moore
Anderson
Unique
Furnita Makers
Dorsett
Neier
Collegians
ABR & PO Koontz
Ruorg
Accies
Culler
Ae Eeeeneeren
Vcicccccas Soos Harris
Uniqule
AB RH PO
Moteinger
Pinkston
Cooper
Tysinger
Autry
Adkina
Seeecs
P . Seeeee
Towery
Anders
Tomlinson Defeats Oakdale Nine 4-3
The Tomlinson Furniture nine loses 4-3 to Oakdale Mills in the season opener at Jamestown. Oakdale exhibits a strong offense while Tomlinson struggles to capitalize on scoring opportunities.
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Tomlinson
Oakdale
Tomlinson Furniture Company
Oakdale Mills
Jamestown
Hickman to Face Goon Henry in Friday Wrestling Feature
Former Tennessee tackle and Wake Forest assistant Herman Hickman returns to the mat for a Friday night feature bout against Jim Goon Henry. Henry, a Tulsa alumnus and noted draw, has also football roots and headlines a card that opens with Sam Garibaldi versus Dutch Schultz.
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Hickman
Goon Henry
Herman Hickman
Univer of Tennessee
Wake Fora College
Jim
Henry
Carolinas
Demon Dea
Herman
Goon
Tulsa University
Sam Garibaldi
Dutch Schultz
Schulte
Garibaldi
Senior Golfers Set for Seventh Mid-Southern Championship
Mid-Southern senior golfers aged 45 and up will gather at Sedgefield Country Club April 17 to 19 for the seventh annual championship. The event includes an optional April 17 prelim and an 18 hole medal championship on April 18 and 19 across four age groups. Defending champion F C Robertson of Pinehurst seeks 1936 title, with past champions named and a large slate of officers and directors listed from multiple states.
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Mid-Southern
Sedgefield Country Club
Mid-Southern Seniors’ Gold Association
F. C. Robertson
Pinehurst
Senators Defeat Albany in 9-7 Shootout
In a 4 hit contest marked by ten extra vase blows the Washington Senators defeated Albany Farm lands 9 to 7. Score by innings shows Albany 101 011 and Washington 010 302. Burk, Rogers, Suares and Redmond, Guerra, Whitehill, Newsom and Bolton contributed for Washington.
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Senators
Albany
Washington
Washington Senators
Burk
Rogers
Suares
Redmond
Guerra
Whitehill
Newsom
Bolton
Milles
Yankees Defeat Dodgers 6-3 Behind Early Offense
The New York Yankees beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 6-3 as Van Mungo struggled in the early innings. Ruffing Pearson Murphy and Gienn paced the win while Brandt Jeffcoat Elsenstat and Phelps worked for Brooklyn.
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YANKS
Dodgers
Brooklyn
New York Yankees
van Mungo
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York
Ruffing
Pearson
Murphy
Gienn
Maneel Brandt
Jeffcoat
Elsenstat
Phelps
Rochester beats Asheville in exhibition game 10 to 4
Rochester of the International League defeated Asheville of the Piedmont circuit 10 to 4 in the first of four three game exhibitions. Welland pitched well for the Red Wings as Rochester built a lead through early innings and held on against Asheville.
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Rochester
Asheville
Welland
Red Wings
Rae Rochester
O'Farrell
Sunkie
Ammon
Munday
No Hit Relief By Brennan Ties Reds With Tigers in Rain Slowed Tilt
No hit relief work by Jim Brennan held Detroit scoreless for five innings as Cincinnati Reds battled the World Champions to a 5-5 tie in 12 innings before rain ended play. Lombardi sparked Reds in seventh with a long hit, while Derringer finished after 12th due to rain.
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E Dayton
Jim Brennan
Detroit Tigers
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Lombardi
Cincinnati
Derringer
Oakdale Edges Tomlinson In Tight 4-3 Showdown
Oakdale defeated Tomlinson 4 to 3 in a close game. Both teams had four hits with Oakdale plating two runs in the second and third innings. Tomlinson’s Lacker led the attack with a 3-for-4 day including a triple. Brewster started for Tomlinson, Bancroft relieved in the fifth, allowing one hit and fanning five. Batteries: Brewster Bancroft and Butler Garner and Gorman.
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Oakdale
Bancroft
Brewster
Furniture Makers
Lacker
Tomlinson
Rhe Tomlinson
Brewster, Bancroft and Butler
Garner and Gorman
BIOM GOLFERS BEAT SALISBURY
The High Point high school golf team defeated Salisbury 12 to 6. Jake Randieman beat John Diffendal while Frosty Snow topped Hilly McCully. In the second foursome High Point swept nine points with Jack Abels and others posting scores.
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High Point High School
Salisbury High Club
Jake Randieman
Salisbury
John Diffendal
High Point
Frosty Snow
Hilly McCully
Randleman
McCully
Diffendal
Snow
McCulley
Jack Abels
Richard Randleman
Frank Garrett
Newman
Abels
McCrary Victorious Over Adams-Millis in Asheboro
McCrary defeated Adams-Millis White Sox 11 to 3 in a practice game at Asheboro yesterday. Adams-Millis substituted for Oak Ridge Military Institute and next plays Fieldale's Bi-State entry before traveling to Mayodan for another Bi-State match.
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Asheboro
Adames-Millis White Sox
McCrary Club
Adama-Millis
Oak Ridge Military Institute
Fieldale
Mayodan
Texas Christian A D Wolf Top UNC Coaching Prospect
CHAPEL HILL April 11 Raymond Bear Wolf Texas Christian University athletic director and line coach appears the leading candidate to replace UNC head coach Carl Snavely. The coaching committee reviewed Wolf and other options including Walter Skidmore John Rowland and John Gorman with Burt Ingwerson ruled out. A decision was hoped by Monday but not assured.
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Chapel Hill
Raymond
Bear) Wolf
Texas Christian University
Carl Snavely
University of North Carolina
Wolf
Fort Worth
University Athletic Council
Dean A. W. Hobbs
Athletic Council
Walter Skid
Snevely
John Rowland
Syracuse University
John Gorman
Princeton University
Burt Ingwerson
Northwestern
RK. A. Fetzer
Herman G. Bally
Fetzer
William and Mary
North Carolina
Carolinas Fighters Head to Cleveland for National A A U Meet
Sixteen amateur boxers from the Carolinas depart for Cleveland to compete in the national A A U meet. The team blends eight Charlotte Carolinas Golden Gloves champions with eight winners from the Carolina A A U meet in High Point. Coaches and handlers accompany the squad, including Jim Belliveau and others from Charlotte and High Point.
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Carolinas
Cleveland
Compos
Charlotte
Kannapolis
Marion Diehl
Joe Sill
Spartanburg
Smoot Hurlocker
Concord
Paul Ferguson
King College
Tenn
Bob Sill
Billie Wilkinson
Lincolnton
Ed Sweet
Cornelius
Roy Hampton
Gaffney
Arnold Tarr
Fred Stant
Belmont Abbey Junior College
Fred Hill
Oak Ridge
Emil Gariock
Dade Patton
Morganton
Clarence Boone
Duke Power Nine To Play Binghamton Here Monday
Duke Power Nine faces Binghamton Triplets Monday at Willis Park to test slugging power. Triplets have shown batting punch in two local games while facing Yankee and Newark teams in spring training. Duke Power plans a strong pitching staff led by Lefty Young against the visitors with Stafford also expected to pitch. Admission will be 35 cents for all seats.
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Duke Power
Binghamton
Duke Lower
N. Y
Willis Park
New York Yankees
Newark
Bill Skiff
Durham
Dukes
LeRoy Earnhardt
Lefty Young
Adame-Millis White Sox
Lefty
Stafford
Duke
Roy Hamey
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Ragan
Maurice McCrary
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Adame-Millis
May Bowens
Thoe
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Millis
Adams-Millis
Sonne
Sun Maurice
Mcccrary
Rbossone
Suly
P. M. Bossong At McCrary. Ragan-Maurice
Thos-Chair
Yoo Ie
Thos-Ochair
Maurice Adams-Millis
Adamse-Millis
Thoe-Chair
Indians
Yankees
Dukemen
State Nine
Swamp Wildcats
Blue Devils
Duke Blue Devils
N. C. State
George Bailey
State
Corbitt
Cheek
W. Hulekamp
Wagner
Stuart Fisthe
N. C
Wiliams
Ss Gadd
Buss
Bred Fisthe
Breawick
Ccecibans
Huiskamp
Parker
W. Huiskamp
C . Buns
Unique Nine
Grigg
Gates Smith
Ab Culler
Connor
Clemmer
Seeteeee
Smith
Ragsdale
W. Commer
Dennis
HPOA
Arilori
Seeerer
Scencice
H. Briggs
Ge. Smith
Warner
Cobb
Kaulafias
Maus
Johnson
P Ove Eerrere
Moor
Charles H. Jennings
Miami
Howard Phillips
A. Paul Bagby
Williamsburg
R. H. Wheeler
H. G. Phillips
Walter Buckner
Richmond
R. B. Lawson
John Heller
Sedgefield
A. W. Fetter
R. P. Dicks
Rockingham
Edmund Harrison
BE. H. Woodson
Henry Bridgers
Tarboro
Gordon Cabe
Charleston
D. C
John K. Pepper
Kent Brown
R. H. Dye
Fayetteville
Proctor Lanham
Greenville
8. C
Albert G. Myers
Gastonia
BIOM
Chicago
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