Tourists Tie Pointers In Preseason Exhibition At Willis Park
Dan Boone's Pointers lost 5 to 4 to George Speirs' Tourists in a windy Willis Park game. Smut Smith homered for Asheville as Morton pitched well for the visitors. Eleazer starred defensively for the Pointers. The teams head to Asheville, Charlotte, and return for more midseason tuneups.
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Dan Boone
George Speirs
Willis Park
King Sol
Asheville
Guy Morton
Smut Smith
Tourists
Baylin
Escallier
Red Williams
Dan Boone Pile
Boone
Cleveland Indians
Morton
Howell Conklin
Faileazer Stars
Barney Cleveland
Eleazer
Salisbury
Charlotte
Charlotte Bees
Collegiate Mile Prospects and Two Mile Outlook Highlight 1930
Orval Martin of Purdue and Rufus Kizer of Washington headline the Mile field as two-mile veterans fade. Wichita’s Harold Manning and NYU’s Joe Ilkley return, with Penn and Indiana talents like McKeever and Leaf competing. Sellers of Washington starts his final season chasing pace and records.
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Orval Martin
Rufus Kizer
University of Washington
Purdue University
S. J. McKeever
Illinois
Maurice McKniff
University of Pennsylvania
Penn Star
Manning
H. N. Fields
Indiana
Dave Abbott
James Reid
Harvard
William Cox
Penn State
Cambridge Crew Beats Oxford In Thrilling Boat Race
Cambridge university with an American coxswain won the annual oxford race on the Thames by two lengths amid heavy crowd noise and threats. The light blue crew raced four and a quarter miles in 19 minutes 9 seconds as Ex-Premier Stanley Baldwin watched from a launch.
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Putney
Thames
Cambridge University
R. E. Swarthout
New York
Tiller
Oxford
Mortlake
Employed Boys Defeat Amos Hosiery 15 to 7 in Exhibition Game
In a heavy hitting game the Employed Boys beat Amos Hosiery Mills 15 to 7 on their new diamond. Battery for Employed Boys was Cooper and Hucks with Edwards and Wood catching for Amos Hosiery.
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Amos Hosiery Mills
Cooper
Hucks
Amos Hosiery
Edwards
Wood
McCrary Advances in Y M C A Channel Swim
J. D. McCrary, in a week of steady effort, gained over two miles on the leaders of the Channel Swim at the Y M C A. Ten swimmers remain, all aiming to reach the English coast within three weeks. Leaders: Carl Shelton 22 2 10 miles, Wm. McAnally 20 7 10 miles, J. D. McCrary 20 5 10 miles, Lelon Cooper 19 8 10 miles.
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J. D. Mc Crary
Carl Shelton
Wm. McAnally
J. D. McCrary
Lelon Cooper
Rochester Red Wings trounce Greensboro Patriots 19 to 0
In Greensboro on April 12 the Rochester Red Wings defeated the Greensboro Piedmont Patriots 19 to 0 in a lopsided trainer game. Collins and Brummitt hit two homers each for Rochester while Ostemuller Chapman Hin gle and Mayo Jefferies Smith Olsen contributed in the win. The Red Wings next face the Washington Senators in Washington.
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Greensboro
Rochester Red Wings
Greensboro Piedmont Patriots
Collins
Brummitt
Rochester
Washington Senators
Washington
Ostemuller
Chapman
Cagle to Coach Mississippi A. and M. Football Team
Memphis April 12 The Commercial Appeal reports that Christian Keener Cagle all American Army halfback will become assistant coach at Mississippi A. and M. next season under Coach Dody Nobles. Cagle ends his West Point career in June and signed a two year contract. Captain Thomas A. Austin also joined as ROTC instructor and football staff member. It is unclear if Cagle must resign his army commission. Cagle trained at Southwestern Louisiana and was an Army star for three years, earning all American recognition the past two seasons.
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Memphis
Tenn
Christian Keener Cagle
Army
Mississippi A
Cagle
West Point
Dody Nobles
B. M. Walker
Davis Cup Team Candidates Open Pinehurst Trials
In Pinehurst on April 12 the North and South championship begins as Davis Cup hopefuls play a London-style exhibition. Wilmer Allison of Austin defeated Bryant Grant in a three set match 15 17 in the first session before winning 6-2 6-4. John Van Ryn of East Orange beat Wilmer Hines 6-3 6-0.
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Pinehurst
Pinehurst Country Club
University of North Carolina
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Tex
Bryant Grant
Atlanta
Grant
Allison
John van Ryn
East Orange
N. J
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
S. C
University Flash
King Pin Team Beats Durham in Bowling Match
The King Pin bowlers defeated Durham 1575 to 1421 in yesterday's match. Line-up and scores follow.
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Durham
Durham Groom
Manning Fletcher
Rown
Reedie
King Pin Cecil
Hayes
Oe Sensenbach
Oe Leonard
Parachute Jump Safely From Locked-Wing Planes
San Francisco and Menlo Park student fliers William S. Dobermann and Henry Michaels escaped with parachutes when their planes locked wings over San Mateo airport. Both pilots were unharmed, though the aircraft crashed from about 2000 feet and were demolished.
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San Francisco
William S&. Dobermann
Henry Michaels
Menlo Park
San Mateo
Pirates Edge Pelicans In Exhibition Loss
In New Orleans on April 17 1930 Dick Bartell misplays sparked a Pelicans rally as New Orleans beat Pittsburgh 3 to 2. Kremer pitched six innings allowing two hits while Petty finished the game.
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Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Dick Bartel
Pirate
The
Pelicans
Ray Kremer
Nationals
Petty
Pitts
N. O
Kremer
Hemsley
F. Johnson
Karr
Conklin
Mondine
Reds Belt Off Indians With Big Sixth Inning
In Cincinnati an exhibition game ended 6 to 3 as the Reds broke the game open with four runs in the sixth inning. Heilmann hit a home run for Cincinnati after batting for Calabagan in the fourth. Cleveland used Hudlin Miller Jablonowski L Sewell May Caldwell Sukeforth in the effort.
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Yanks
New York
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jake Flowers
Waite Hoyt
Yankees
Bissonette
Cincinnati
Ohio
Reds
Cleveland Indians
Heilmann
Callaghan
Cleveland
Hudlin
Miller
Jablonowski
L. Sewell
May
Caldwell
Sukeforth
Columbia Gem Wins National Championship in Poughkeepsie
Young Dick Glendon led Columbia Gem in securing the national title at Poughkeepsie last June. Glendon predicts his 1980 shell will finish ahead again this year, with Columbia captain John Murphy cited as a key factor.
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Columbia
Dick Glendon
Poughkeepsie
Glendon
Shell
John Murphy
Athletics Dominant Win Over Phillies In Nine Run Clash
Al Simmons played the full game for the A's while Don Hurst homered for Philadelphia. Athletics pounded 19 runs to 5 as Mahon Shores Cochrane and others contributed in a decisive victory.
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Macks
al Simmons
Stial
Don Hurst
Phils
Simmons
A’s
Phillies
Mahon
Shores
Cochrane
Alexander
Koupal
McCurdy
Davis
Thomasville Nine Edges Burlington In Extra Innings Thriller
The Jewel Mill of Thomasville defeated Burlington E M H nine 9 to 7 in Burlington. Morgan pitched the full game with nine strikeouts as the teams were tied 5-5 late and Thomasville scored twice in the 13th to win. Briggs relieved Burlington’s Montgomery. About 600 fans watched at the new Burlington diamond. A rematch is set for May 17 in Burlington.
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Jewel Mill
Thomasville
Burlington
Guilford Defeats Catawba With Zachary HomER and Pitching
Salisbury April 12 Zachary hit a three run homer in the third inning with two on base and pitched well to lift Guilford College to a 5 2 win over Catawba. Guilford benefited from miscues and base running errors by Catawba in the afternoon contest.
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Salisbury
Zachary
Guilford College
Catawba
Guilford
E. Davis
White
Zimmerman
Tri-City high school meet track results roundup
Time records from the Tri City meet include events such as 100 yard dash 10.8 seconds 220 yard dash 24 seconds 10 yard dash 55.86 seconds and other marks with shot put 44 feet discus 106 feet 10 inches javelin 149 feet 10 inches pole vault 10 feet high jump 6 feet 6 inches broad jump 20 feet 22 inches high hurdles 17.3 seconds and low hurdles 27 seconds.
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Tri-City
Mike
Carolina Downs Virginia In College Baseball Clash
North Carolina defeats Virginia 8 to 5 in a nine inning contest. Whitehead Mays Longest Byrd Pinder each collect two bases while Steinberg hits a three base shot and Pinder homers. Ellis Mielziner Shields Flem ing tally strikeouts and walks as Brockman officiates.
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Mielziner
Lewis
North Carolina
Virginia
Whitehead
Byrd
Pinder
Seinberg
Ellis
Shields
Fleming
Blythe
Jackson
Lufty
Longest
Dent
Steinberg
Balk—Ellis
Brockman
Charlottesville
Bud Dent
Cavalier
Davis
Mays
Capt
Iain Byrd
Jinder
A . Davis
Ty Maus
C Lufty
House
Cp v
Fieming
Sloan
Pryant
Mustard
xHolland
Carolina Golfers Defeat Duke at Hope Valley
At Chapel Hill on April 12 the Tar Heels defeated Duke 14 to 3 at Hope Valley. Willis, Stuart and Goodes each earned three points in singles. Jennings beat Captain Chatham for Duke’s other point. In doubles, Willis-Chatham won three, Goode-Stuart won two, and Randall-Taggart defeated them. Meade Willis led with 72 and 75 for 147 total.
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University of North Carolina
Duke
Hope Valley
Willis
Stuart
Goodes
Tar Heels
Randall
Buie
Taggart
Jennings
Chatham
Goode
Meade Willis
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New York University
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