Five 1930 pitchers steal headlines with dominant starts
Five hurlers limited opponents to three hits or fewer as opening week of the 1930 season saw rare pitching dominance. Larry French held the Reds to one hit and a homer, while Earl Whitehill and Pat Malone each fanned three as Detroit and Chicago shut out St Louis and padded leads. Rain shortened Detroit's game but Whitehill and homer by Marty McManus fueled a 6 1 victory.
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Star Runner Davidson Leads In Dual Track Meet
Chapel Hill hosts a big intersectional track meet with Penn State stars led by Paul Rekers entering the mile and likely challenging Barkley of Carolina. The event precedes a Carolina baseball game at 4. The same day Chicago White Sox beat Cleveland Indians 8 to 7 in 10 innings as Riggs Stephenson sparked a key offensive burst.
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David Yow Elected Head Of Commercial League
David T. Yow was elected president of the local Commercial League at a Y M C A meeting. Bunn Dunn was chosen vice president. Opening planned for May 1 with schedule in progress and planned joining efforts from unrepresented teams.
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Tar Heel cindermen face tough Penn State VMI track foes
The Tar Heel track squad prepares for a Saturday meet with Penn State at Chapel Hill then a Monday dual with V P I at Levinston Virginia. Coach Fetzer lists stars including Farmer Barkley Perry Baucom Arnold Adkins Brown Bagby Netman Gay Slusser. A doubleheader with a Carolina Penn State track meet and a Carolina VMI baseball game is set for Emerson field at 2 and 4 oclock respectively.
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Local Bowlers Defeat Twin Five In Tight Match
High Point Lucky Strike edged Twin-City Bowling Academy 2227 to 2205 as top scorers Neate and Meadows led with strong sets. The report also notes San Francisco ferry traffic rising in 1929 by 147 294 persons and a total value of 7 734 413 dollars.
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Giants Release Sam Leslie to Toledo in Option
New York Giants veteran first baseman Sam Leslie is released to the Toledo club of the American Association on option. Leslie had been bought last year from Memphis in the Southern Association.
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Byrne Sent to Springfield for Toil in Three-Eye League
Gerald Byrne, a young pitcher who joined the Chicago White Sox from Michigan State last season, is dispatched to Springfield Illinois for more development in the Three-Eye League. Garlands decorate the ankles on Paris’ latest silk stockings as a fashionable embellishment.
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Americans To Meet French At Golf Match Added
New York April 18 A team match against France has been added to Glenna Collett's women's golf schedule this year. After facing a British women’s team the Americans will meet France on the St Germain course near Paris on May 27. The Britain match will be at Sunningdale in May.
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