High Point College Goes On Batting Spree To Win Game
Roosevelt expected to lend luck at opening day as Washington Nationals owner Clark Griffith voices optimism for 1934 season. He credits the president's attendance for past success and discusses pitching strength, balanced defense, and potential race outcomes in the American League.
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RED Sox
Alexander R. George
Associated Press
Washington
Clark Griffith
Ol Fox
Roosevelt
Boston Red Sox
Nationals
Athletics
Griffith
Giants
White House
Fox
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Averill
Vosmifh
High Point Holes Kannapolis In Close Meet
High Point high school defeated Kannapolis YMCA 41 to 34 led by Ronald Jester and Paul Koontz with 21 points between them. Eight events saw High Point win six, with future triangle meets planned against Greensboro and Winston-Salem schools and a possible state meet at Duke University.
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Ronald Jester
Paul Koonce
High Point High School
Kannapolis Y. M. C. A
Kannapolis
High Point
Greensboro High School
William McAnally
Greensboro
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Duke University
Duke
State
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Frank Creighton
Secot Eee
Robi. Clifton
Raymond Hampton
Pete Williams
Paul Koontz
Jack Nantz
Ralph Tate
Pe Nell Bob Wiseman
Paul Koonts
Pa Williams
Joe Byrd
Raymond
James Harris
Bollinger
Jester
Hartley
Vibert Strock
Carolina Downs Georgetown in informal meet
Carolina's Southern Conference track team defeated Georgetown University in an informal meet where no team score was kept. Hubbard was high scorer with 11 points, winning the century and broad jump and placing third in the javelin.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Georgetown University
Georgetown
Wobarite
Hubbard
Childers
Bradley
Aeley
Drake
Williamson
Keeney
Trubmick
Pruden
Doherty
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Mark
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H. Sullivan
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Moore
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Jackson
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McDonald
Reid
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Parker
Tucker
Schmulker
Becker
Barwick
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Mustane
LeGore
Armfield
Carolina
Trubnick
Bison Golfers Lose Opener In Extra Six Holes
High Point High School golf team fell to Salisbury 11 to 10 after six playoff holes at Emerywood. Regular match was 9-9, with Salisbury taking two points to High Point's one in the extra six. Highlights include Jack Garrett and Palmer Laughridge delivering key results for both teams and High Point reserves outperforming 16 to 2.
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High Point High School
Salisbury High School
Emerywood Club
Salisbury
High Point
Jack Garrett
F. Harrison
Palmer Laughridge
Robert Dunkelberger
Chas. Diffendal
C. Klutz
A. A. Oliver
Jack Randleman
Laughridge
Harrison
Garrett
Jack Royals
C. Monroe
John Diffendal
C. Jones
Harry Welch
W. Faison
W. Hedrick
N. Ha
Carolina Beats Deacons to Steal March in Big Five Race
In Chapel Hill on April 14 the UNC Tar Heels blanked Wake Forest 6 0, with Fred Crouch limiting the Deacons to six hits and strong defense aiding two innings of decisive plays.
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Deacons
March
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina Tar Heels
Wake Forest
Fred Crouch
Demon Deacons
Ayn Pe
Mitchell
Gee
McCaskill
Brandt
Irwin
Graham
Crouch
Aeseeee
McCasskill
Melver
High Point Panthers rout Appalachian Mountaineers 12 to 1 in review
High Point College’s Purple Panthers piled up 13 hits off Appalachian pitchers and rode Lee Sherrill’s six strikeouts to a decisive 12 to 1 victory. James, Dorsett, Diamont and Sherrill each had two hits, while Appalachian’s Trippany and Deal produced the lone runs.
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Purple Panthers
Appalachian
Collegians
Lee Sherrill
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Panthers
High Point
James
Dorsett
Diamont
Smith
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Koontz
Brown
Mosteller
Esbeas
Pecana Setens
Jackson
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Spoc
Perkins
Moore
Goodson
Shore
Oehler
Opening Day Brings Major League Baseball Restart
Major league baseball launches a full season with 16 clubs, opening Tuesday after sweeping shakeups. The Washington Senators face the Boston Red Sox in Washington with Roosevelt at the ceremony. The Yankees avoid trades, while the Giants worry over losses and lineup gaps as spring games begin nationwide.
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Alangould
New York
Major League Baseball
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Roosevelt
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Athletics
Phillies
New York Yankees
Yankees
Keystone
Red Rolfe
Don Heffner
Giants
Bill Terry
Gus Mancuso
Skunks Edge Tigers In Nine Inning Victory
The Fourth Street Skunks defeated the Sceele Street Tigers 29 to 17 in a nine inning game. Skunks overcame a player shortage to pull ahead with a strong late showing.
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Fourth Street Skunks
Sceele Street Tigers
Skunks
R. Skunks
Tigers
Denton High Pitcher Lanier Signs with Cardinals Farm
Denton High School southpaw Max Lanier has signed to play with the Greensboro Patriots, a St. Louis farm club. He owes his contract to Polly Snyder, a local baseball fan and former pro. Lanier may debut today against Toronto in the International League game.
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Max Lanier
Denton High School
St. Louis Cardinals
Polly Snyder
Lanier
Greensboro Patriots
St. Louis
Patriots
Toronto
Exhibition Golf Match Set for 2:30 This Afternoon
Andy Merrilees and Lawrence Matton meet Tony Manero and Adrian McManus at 2:30 at the local country club course. George Slingerland could not play and Matton was drafted. The event previews the Carolinas Open to be held April 25 to 28 with free admission.
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Andy Merrilees
Emerywood
Lawrence Matton
Tony Manero
Sedgefield
Adrain McManus
George Slingerland
Merrilees
Matton
Greensboro to Play Toronto Here Today
Greensboro hosts the Toronto Maple Leafs of the International league at Willis Park this afternoon at 2 30 led by Ike Hoone brother of Dan Boone former High Point manager. The game marks Greensboro’s first professional baseball outing of the season with many more Sundays planned. Toronto’s Class AA team recently finished spring training in Augusta Georgia and aims for the pennant chase.
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Ike Hoone
Dan Boone
High Point
Toronto Maple Leafs
Greensboro Patriots
Willis Park
Toronto
South
Augusta
Canada
Greensboro
Cardinals
Roosevelt clears road for Code Eagle distribution
President Roosevelt and Hugh S. Johnson issue new rules for industrial self governance under the NRA. Employers must fund a single code authority with a 15 day protest window after assessment and follow outlined procedures for rate and budget approval, easing one enforcement hurdle but increasing recovery duties.
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Roosevelt
G. A. Lynch
Hugh S. Johnson
Lynch
NRA
Republicans Demand Probe Of Lindbergh Third Degree
Reporters note A. G. Patterson left room during the inquiry as Lindbergh’s name surfaced. Patterson said he knew little of the air mail questioning, while Lindbergh claimed 25 000 Transcontinental Air Transport shares were part of his employment contract.
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Ristine
Lindbergh
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Transcontinental Air Transport
Post Office Committee
Airmail
Administration
Shields Victor Over Allison At Pinehurst
Frank Shields of New York defeated Wilmer Allison of Austin Texas in straight sets to win the singles final at Pinehurst North and South tennis tournament. Allison sprained his back in the final set but declared not serious and rested for a few days.
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Frank Shields
New York
United States
Allison
George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
Shields
J. Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. J
New Yorker
Deuce
Wannu Need
Labor Voters League Formed To Back Candidates
A Local Labor Voters League led by a resident promotes a 41 point legislative program as a condition for candidate support. Dennis G. Brummitt and Willard Dowell spoke, criticizing North Carolina’s proposed constitution and the state sales tax as unfair and excessive.
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Labor Voters League
Dennis G. Brummitt
Willard Dowell
State Merchants Association
Brummitt
North Carolina
Dowell
Debt Default Bill Affects Soviet Credits and Reich Trade
The article reports that a debt default bill restricts Soviets debts, prompting conferences on Amtorg acceptances used as collateral. It notes unofficial German talks to revive large Soviet purchases, with observers saying U.S. and Nazi Germany trade shifts could impact Russia’s credit and imports.
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Amtorg
Reich
Russia
Germany
United States
Caspian Sea Declared World’s Largest Inland Body
The Caspian Sea is identified as the world’s largest inland sea in the new geographic summary. It sits between Europe and Asia and borders nations including Russia Iran Kazakhstan Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan.
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Caspian Sea
Hartnett's Homer Seals Cubs Victory Over White Sox 3-1
Gabby Hartnett hit a second inning homer off Sam Jones as the Cubs beat the White Sox 3-1 at Wrigley Field in the spring city series. Wyatt Earnshaw Shea for Chicago, Malone and Hartnett for the Sox.
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Gabby Hartnett
Sam Jones
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Wyatt
Earnshaw
Shea
Ruel
Malone
Hartnett
Amateur League to Feature Ten Outfits This Summer
At a Friday meeting in the M C A W E K Marlette was elected president with Dr Sam Coe Bunn Dean and Capus Way nick as commissioners. Ten teams signed on and play opens Saturday April 28 with the Industrial league. Umpires Carter Rohnson Kearne Peace Clark Hinshaw named on the eligibility list.
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Sam Coe
Bunn Dean
Capus Waynick
Carter
Rohnson
Kearne
Peace
Clark
Hinshaw
Globe Parlor
Robbins
Tomlinson Chair
Marsh Furniture Co
Amos Crown
Adams-Millis
Guilford
Melrose
Furniture City
Southern Industrialists Question Unfavorable Wage Mandate
Industrialists in the South challenge a wage mandate as unfair, citing textile codes that shift gains to New England mills. They argue tax exemptions and long hours have eroded fair industry balance, urging leadership to prevent exploitation while preserving the home market and rural strength. A study by the NRA planning directorate is expected to guide regional differentials.
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Keeland
New England
NRA di
Hugh 8. Johnson
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