Boone's Team Beats Hornets 12-4 by Pointers in Charlotte
In Charlotte on April 17, the Pointers defeated the Hornets 12 to 4. Howard Bryan led the visitors with three hits, while Hal Manning held the Bees to five hits over five innings. Ted Veach struggled early as Vaughn finished the game, with Hollands’ late triple sparking a brief rally for Charlotte.
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Lott And Van Ryn Fall Out In North-South Tourney
In the North and South tournament at Pinehurst on April 17, top Davis Cup contenders faltered. George Lott and John Van Ryn were upset in quarterfinals by Gregory Mangin and Berkely Bell, while Johnny Doeg barely beat Gif ford Sutter to stay in. Doubles also faced challenges as Allison and Van Ryn edged North Carolina freshmen Grant and Hines after two tight sets.
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Pirates Win and Lose as Rain Halts Schedule
Oldmanweather drenches the early baseball slate. The Cubs are routed 13 to 3 by the Cardinals in St Louis as Jim Bottomley drives in runs and George Fisher hits four, giving him eight hits in two games. Cincinnati beats Pittsburgh 3 to 1 as Donohue shines. Washington's Senators finish 6 to 4 over Boston with two early homers by Sam West and Ossie Bluege.
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Fastest Net Men Enter State Meet in Chapel Hill
North Carolina hosts a three day state tournament with rugby of tennis and golf events plus track, as Ursinus, Duke, Wake Forest, Davidson, and N C State compete. Duke defeats N C State 68 58 in a big track meet while High Point tops Catawba 84 42. tennis results show North Carolina 7 Davidson 2.
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A. G. Spaulding and the famed baseball era of the seventies to nineties
The piece recalls A. G. Spaulding’s impact on baseball and his praise of early Boston and Philadelphia teams. It notes Spaulding’s 19th century efforts, his tour of England to promote American baseball, and the clash with English cricket as Americans impressed with bat and ball despite unfamiliar rules.
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Saturday Evening Post
Johnson Calls Walter Johnson Greatest Pitcher Alive
Ran Johnson, former president of the American League, names Walter Johnson as the greatest pitcher. He lauds speed control and brains, recalling a Ruhe Waddell era tale of a batter ejected after arguing a called strike. This era needs such speed.
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Pile Sufferers urged to seek internal relief with Hem-Roid
Advertisement proclaims quick and lasting relief from lower bowel congestion causing piles. Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid tablets are guaranteed to banish pile misery or money back. Mann Drug Co. and druggists nationwide sell it with guarantee.
First Round Set For Sedgefield Dogwood Tournament
More than 114 golfers attend the Sedgefield Men's Dogwood event as first round matches begin across flights. Top qualifiers include Bill Palmer F O Pfingst and W C Boren Jr with pairings listed for the 16 player first division and numerous flights from third to fourteenth.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s Games Across Leagues
Yesterday results show Washington defeated Boston 5 to 4 in the lone completed game. Pittsburgh fell 1 to 3 at Cincinnati while St. Louis beat Chicago 13 to 3 as other matches were rained out.
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Fights Last Night Across Cities
In Cincinnati Joey Medill of Chicago outpointed Billy Rose. In Norman Frank Crider of Norman halted John Naden of Dallas in the third round.
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Pointers Schedule Three Home Exhibitions This Week
Pointers announce a three game home stand this week at Willis Park beginning today against the Queen City Bees. Sunday's forecast includes a second meeting with Sally league foe Bees with 3 pm starts and a Saturday clash with the Columbia club in Charlotte. Lineups feature Payne Brauchle Stoneham Young Cholcher Finney Fiedler Foster Zientara Mein for Columbia and Boone Parrish Cox Brandon Rhane Eleazer for High Point.
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Fish Hawk Killed Inland Near Salisbury
A large osprey hawk known as a fish hawk was killed near Salisbury by Ross M. Sigman. The bird measured 64 inches from wingtip to wingtip.
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Large Salisbury Bible Class Opposes Poolrooms
The St. John's Lutheran church men’s bible class in Salisbury voted by a large majority against allowing licensed poolrooms in the city. The class is one of the largest Sunday school groups in Salisbury.
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