Senior Circuit Betting On Card Cubs In Open Race
The 194? baseball season opens with the St. Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs favored to win the pennant as the league forecast centers on the Gas House Gang and a Cubs resurgence. Cards face injury risk to juggle Dean brothers Frank Jack and Bud Parma while the Cubs hope 15-win veteran Charlie Root can rebound. Giants, Pirates, Dodgers, Reds and others fight for a top spot with Pittsburgh pegged as a strong surprise contender.
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Open Season on Tigers Opens With Eight AL Clubs
Opening day action begins Tuesday as eight American League teams start new seasons led by Detroit champion Tigers. Reports note optimism from managers about pennant chances, with Detroit facing Cleveland Indians in the opener and Boston, New York, St. Louis, Chicago, Washington, and Philadelphia teams also in season debuts. The piece also previews South Atlantic high school golf tournament set for April 25 in the city, with Tech High of Atlanta defending its title.
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Parks and Juvenile Commission
Hit and run drivers tied to 1935 death case
A fragmented report notes that hit and run drivers were linked to the death of a person age 2150 in 1935, with sparse details on the incident and involved parties.
Binghamton Triplets Meet Duke Power After Durham Win
The Binghamton Triplets face Duke Power at Willie Park at 3 pm after a 9 to 6 victory over Durham Bulls in Durham. Letty Young of Duke Power is expected to pitch, while Binghamton’s hitting display seeks to continue against the Powermen.
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California Boy Gives New Hope To Tennis Team
Donald Budge, a California teenager, starred for the United States Davis Cup squad in a North American zone win over Mexico. He swept his two singles matches, including a 6-1 6-1 3-0 win over Daniel Hernandez, boosting morale for upcoming ties against Australia in Philadelphia.
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Parachute Repack Rules Tighten for Active Service
Government regulations require parachutes in active service to be repacked and inspected at least every 60 days to ensure safety and readiness.
Warneke Dean to open with clash in Chicago St Louis game
National League action features Warneke versus Disty Dean in Chicago at St. Louis with 15 000 to 26 000 expected attendance and fair to warm weather. Other NL games include Brooklyn at New York and Reston at Philadelphia with varied conditions and crowds. American League matchups show St Louis at Chicago Detroit at Cleveland Philadelphia at Boston New York at Washington with mixed weather and attendance forecasts.
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Americans Clinch North American Zone Doubles
United States doubles team of Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn defeated Flavio Martines and Antonio Marco Mestre 6-0 6-1 to clinch the North American zone series against Mexico. The win advances USA to the home finals against Australia in Philadelphia, with single matches expected to feature Donald Rudge and Allison.
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College Plays High Point Six Straight Base Contests
High Point College Panthers embark on a six game in six days stretch through eastern North Carolina. Schedule includes exhibitions with Eastern Carolina Teachers in New Bern, a two game set at Greenville, a two game series at Wilson vs Atlantic Christmas, a game at Willie Park against Lenoir Rhyne, and a Saturday at Catawba. Panthers seek better after a 2-2 start, with coach Yow optimistic this road trip builds form.
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Heavy Sports Card Planned For Today
Heavy rains delayed a busy Easter sports slate in North Carolina with college events across Wake Forest Duke N State and others. Duke and N State posted results while the day’s schedule featured multiple doubleheaders and conference games amid wet conditions.
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