Sutter Wins North and South Tennis Crown in Faultless Style
Clifford Sutter of New Orleans defeated George M. Lott Jr. of Chicago in straight sets 6-3 7-5 6-2 to claim the 15th annual North and South championships at Pinehurst. Mrs. John Van Ryn and mixed doubles partners also claimed titles while Sutter rises as a U S Davis Cup contender with four wins in seven meetings against Lott.
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Pinehurst
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Philip B. Hawk
New York
van Ryn
Eliza
Asheville
Berkeley Bell
Austin
Tex
Lester Stoefen
Los Angeles
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Bell
Gregory Mangin
Newark
N. J
Sutter
Lott
Love
Suter
United States
Catawba College Grid Schedule for Fall
Nine football games are set for Catawba College this fall with two potential additions. The slate includes Sept. 28 at N C State in Raleigh, Sept. 30 at George Washington University in Washington D C, Oct. 7 Guilford in Greensboro, Oct. 14 Newberry in Salisbury, Oct. 21 High Point in Salisbury, Oct. 28 Langley Field in Hampton Roads Virginia, Nov. 4 Erskine in Salisbury, Nov. 11 and 18 open, Nov. 25 Presbyterian College in Salisbury, and Nov. 30 Lenoir Rhyne in Hickory.
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Salisbury
Catawba
T. W. Summersett, Jr
N. C. State
Raleigh
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Guilford
Greensboro
Newberry
High Point
Langley Field
Hampton Roads
Erskine
Presbyterian College
Hickory
State College triumphs over Virginia Poly in baseball
North Carolina State College defeated Virginia Poly 12 to 5 in Raleigh. Captain Morris allowed seven hits and three runs in six innings, with Morgan and Dave handling relief. Scoring spread across innings, two base hits by multiple players, and a Morgan home run highlighted the contest.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State College
Virginia Poly
Avera
Duke
Bailey
Ferris
Re State
North Carolinians
Morris
Polys
Downing
Pruitt
Jennings
Mitchell
Lindsey, P . E
Johnson
Sem
Griffin
Eemenes
Jeffrey
Besar
McQuage
Dalley
Cauthen
Ib T
Nelms
Cokie
Lambeth
Leagens
Fuller
Dave
Roach
Casey
Cottle
Sutton
Morgan
Pickup
Weed
State
Lindsey
Minnich
Morrie
Lennox
Davidson Wildcats Defeat North Carolina In Baseball Clash
Davidson Wildcats beat North Carolina 4 to 3 in Winston Salem as Griffith holds NC to four safeties and Pearce-dominated pitching. Davidson takes early lead with three runs in the second and one in the seventh, NC answers with runs in the fourth and fifth.
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Winston-Salem
Tar Heels
Davidson
Wild Cats
North Carolina
Griffith
Presbyterians
Carolina
Pearce
Seat
Inet
BO Powell
McCaskill
Croom
O Dixon
Gritith
Cece Bae
Ieee Oo Ae Si Davidson
J. G. Morrison
Morgan
J. D. Morrison
Cevicas
Peacock
Whitney
Willis
Morris
Brandon
North Carolina Dominates Navy in Track Meet 77 49
North Carolina defeated Navy 77 to 49 in Annapolis. Carolina won eight events led by Chil ders in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, LeGore in the javelin, and Dingham in the high jump. Navy grabbed six events including the 880, 1 mile, and shot put.
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Annapolis
University of North Carolina
Naval Academy
Childers
Carolina
Hubbard
Scott
Navy
Newton
Abernathey
Hawthorne
Pilcher
Whitaker
Silverman
D'Louim
LeGore
Armfield
Kane
Higgby
McCrea
Dingham
Hamlet Carolina
Reid
Smith
Metcalf
Jackson
Shellabarger
Peppard
Schmukler
Johnston
Mullis
England
Boone and
Hartony
Aronld
Mang
Buckner Dominates as Mock-Judson Top Panthers 5-0
Buckner, Greensboro ace for Mock-Judson, shut down High Point with two Panther hits allowed, while Pinkston and Price boosted the offense. Buckner struck out seven and Buckner’s team rolled to a 5-0 victory, avenging a 17-1 loss a week earlier.
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Buckner
Mock-Judson
Greensboro
Panther
High Point Collegians
Bulls Rout Duke In First Game Of Doubleheader
Durham Bulls defeat Duke 14 to 4 in the opener as Reynolds May leads with strong pitching. Duke takes the second 7 to 0 behind solid hurling. Buckner the winning pitcher for Durham.
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Durham
Durham Bulls
Duke University
Blue Devile
Reynolds May
Man
Blakesley
O'Malley
Duke
Schnure
Rimk
May
Wagner
Peckham
Marsden
Zachary
President Plans for Hitler Talks and Domestic Economy
The article outlines preparations for a high level meeting with the Hitler government and notes Treasury and State Department data on war debts and currency issues. It states the president will focus on domestic policy in public recommendations to Congress while pressing economic relief and job creation through allied coordination.
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Hitler
Treasury
Congress
Scale Fight Affects Relief Workers In Greensboro
In Greensboro April 15, about 300 federal relief project workers planned to return to posts under a temporary deal. A wage scale debate sought $2 daily, with earlier demands for $2 rising to negotiations for a uniform rate. Howard T. Colvin of the U S Department of Labor assisted mediation as tensions flared amid claims of favoritism toward foremen and white collar workers. The piece also notes Senate Democrats pressing votes on farm price bills and a five day week measure.
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Greensboro
Guilford County Unemployed League
Formanship
Berlin
Howard T. Colvin
United States Department of Labor
Senate
Robbins Defeat Southern Chair In Five Inning Game
Robbins pitcher Hoover held Southern Chair to eight hits as Robbins won 9 to 6 in five innings. Huckaby led the offense with three hits in three trips, while box score shows Fowler, Huckaby, and Kidd among top contributors. Bases on balls totaled four for Robbins and three for Southern Chair, with several miscues noted in the summary.
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Hoover
Robbins Knitting Company
Huckaby
P. Fowler
Pierce
Hucks
L. Fowler
Kidd
Ivinkickes
Abrhpoae
Stout
Wood
Thomas
Johnston
Shore
Cook
Aby
Fowler
Till
Kida
Guitties
Kidds
Greene
Jones
Frank Armfield Emerges as Javelin Prospect at UNC
Frank Armfield, UNC sophomore and son of W F Armfield, shows promise in javelin for the Tar Heels. He trails veteran LeGore but surpasses Chandler in spring tryouts, narrowing the gap to join varsity contention during his first year.
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Frank Armfield
W. F. Armfield
Brentley Circle
University of North Carolina
Tar Heel
LeGore
Armfield
Chandler
Marietta Paint Opens Semi Pro Season In Chairtown
The Marietta Paint and Color club travels to Thom asville to face the Chair Company's team at 2 30 on Easter Monday in their first season as a semi pro club. Bob Haney, star hurler last year for H P T and D, pitches for the Marietta club. Next Saturday they travel to Denton to open a new ball park as the manager eye travels with several clubs in the state and Virginia to showcase fast semi pro baseball.
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Marietta Paint and Coloraine
Thomasville
Thomasville Chair Company
Bob Haney
Marietta
Denton
Virginia
Greece introduces vehicle tag day rule for streets
In Greece a new system directs transportation by plate parity, allowing even tagged automobiles on designated days and odd tagged vehicles on alternate days, applied to streets and highways to curb congestion.
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Greece
Ruth Cracks Homer As New York Wins
Ruth hits his first homer of the season driving in seven and lifting the Yankees to a 7 3 win over the Athletics in front of 25000. Gehrig extends his consecutive game streak as the team earns the victory at New York.
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Ruth
Homer
New York
York
George Herman Ruth
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Farle Combs
Lou Gehrig
Philadelphia
Deitrich
Cain
Mahaffey
Peterson
Madjeshi
Pipgras
Dickey
Detroit Tigers Beat White Sox 3–0 in Rowe Debut
Lynwood "Schoolboy" Rowe pitched his first major league game for Detroit, limiting Chicago to six hits as the Tigers won their first game in three starts. Detroit gathered five hits off Gregory and Frasier, while Rowe and Hayworth held the White Sox.
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Detroit
Lynwood
Rowe
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Tigers
Gregory
Frasier
Ghicazo
Grube
Hayworth
High Point Falls to Greensboro in Spirited Triangle Volley
In a lively tri angle series on Greensboro’s Y court Greensboro defeats High Point 3 0 in the final game after sweeping the opening two matches with scores 15 3 15 2 15 7 and 15 5 16 -16 16 8 15 8. Wm Raper H Raper and Morehead starred at the net as onlookers noted improvement in defense and setup ahead of Winston Salem’s visit next Saturday. High Point lineup included Bill Raper M L Patrick Bill Morehead B C York H Raper M A Temple L Conant and J Raper.
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High Point
Greensboro
Durham
Wm. Raper
H. Raper
Morehead
Winston-Salem
Bill Raper
M. L. Patrick
Bill Morehead
8. C. York
M. A. Temple
L. Conant
J. Raper
Weaver Leads Washington Past Boston in Narrow Win
Washington defeated Boston two to one as Monte Weaver pitched seven scoreless innings before Alexander homered in the seventh. Rhodes Kline and Shea provided defense while Weaver and Sewell finished the game.
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Washington
Washington Today
Boston
Monte Weaver
Red Sox
Alexander
Rhodes
Kline
Shea
Weaver
Sewell
Pirates Rally For Extra Inning Win Over Cubs
In Chicago on April 15 the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Chicago Cubs 6 to 4 in ten innings. Lindstrom led off with a triple, Paul Waner followed with a three base hit, and Traynor doubled to score the final run after Henshaw relieved Grimes. Vaughan homered for Pittsburgh. Meine started for the Cubs, Harris relieved, while Grund and Harris were credited with the win.
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Chicago
Burleigh Grimes
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
Lindstrom
Paul Waner
Traynor
Henshaw
Grimes
Charley Reot
Heine Meine
Wen
Traylor
Vaughan
Sandwich
Pirates
Meine
Bill Harris
Billy Herman
Pittsburgh
Harris
G . Finney
Root
Hew
Harnett
Taylor
Phillies edge Dodgers 2 1 for first win of season
Hal Lee delivered a two run double in the ninth to lift the Philadelphia Phillies over the Brooklyn Dodgers 2 1. The decisive hit came with one out in the bottom of the frame as Elliott allowed two runs while Carroll Lopes and Davis also contributed to the block.
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Philadelphia
Hal Lee
The
Lilies
Alyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Carroll and Lopes
Elliott
Davis
Beer Shortage Thought Averted By Waynick Bill
The Waynick bill passed both houses under a suspension of the rules to permit 3.2 percent beer import into North Carolina before May 1 when sale begins. It aims to help revenue enforcement and tax collection while ensuring beer is available for sale at midnight May 1. No opposition was recorded and ratification is expected.
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North Carolina
General Assembly
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Price
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Raye
Mane
Moore
Whitt
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Dean
Va Oudeesaun
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Gee
Williams
Sher
Piedmont League
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H. P. College
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Young’s
Greensboro Nursery
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Greensboro, N. C
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