High Point Pointers Trim Roster as Cotter Signed
The High Point Pointers released seven players yesterday as part of roster pruning ahead of the season. Leo Hooks Cotter, a left handed first baseman with a pro history, signed to join the squad for the opening game against Winston-Salem next Wednesday at Will Park.
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E. E. Sensenbach
Piedmont Loop
High Point
Winston-Salem
Leo “Hooks
Cotter
Minneapolis
Fort Worth
Tanner
Strain
Tackach
Bridgeport
Glass
Smith
Nolen
Horne
Greene
Wills Park
W. G. Bramham
Lassiter
Winston- Salem
Asheville
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in American League
Detroit beat Cleveland 2 to 1 while Washington defeated Boston 4 to 3. New York won against Philadelphia 8 to 3. St Louis routed Chicago 56 to 0.
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Cleveland
Washington
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Nine Victorious As U N C Wins At Tenn s And Go s
Duke defeats Virginia Polytechnic 7 to 5 in Blacksburg as part of a day of college sports. N C State freshmen beat Durham High 4 to 2 and Rutherford College beat Weaver College 13 to 3. Carolina tennis remains undefeated after a 9 to 0 win over NC State. Golf at Sedgefield sees Davidson fall 3 to 15 as Alan Smith leads with strong scoring. Catawba tennis loses 0 to 7 at Furman Greenville DC.
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Semi Final Matches Today In Pinehurst Meet
Tom Rudel of Montreal defeated Donald Parson of New York in a 20 hole match and meets Halbert J. Blue of Aberdeen NC, the medalist, in today’s semi final. Blue beat H G Phillips of New York 7 and 6 in the quarter finals. Eric D. Thomson of Springfield MA and Edwin L. Scofield of New York vie the other semi final after Thomson beat Francis T. Keating 7 and 6 and Scofield routed Winthrop Williams 7 and 6 5.
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Donald Parson
New York
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Aberdeen
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Blue
H. G. Phillips
Eric D. Thomson
Springfield
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Francis T. Keating
Scofield
Winthrop Williams
UNC President Graham Invited to Economic Conference
President Frank P. Graham of the University of North Carolina is among 26 college presidents invited by Oglethorpe University President Thornwell Jacobs to join a conference aimed at developing a workable program to solve the nation's economic ills.
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Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
Thornwell Jacobs
Oglethorpe University
High School To Host Triangular Track Meet Friday
High Point high school hosts a triangular track meet with Greensboro Salisbury and locally tomorrow at 3 p.m. Coach Charlie Spencer's 1932 North Carolina champions are favorites. local athletes like Frank Sizemore and James Montgomery boost hopes as they seek top team points. The public is invited.
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Baseball Showdown Looms Over Brand of Ball This Season
Early season notes suggest a clash between leagues over the preferred ball. American League favors the "rabbit" ball with more homers while the National League sees tight, low hitting games. Attendance to Yankee Stadium for a McCarthy-led 6-0 win over the A's marked a strong start.
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Indians
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Red Lucas
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Joe Morrisey
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Allen Jay Beats Sumner High 6 3 In Diamond Tilt
Allen Jay wins 6 to 3 over Sumner High as pitcher Strader goes six strong innings allowing six hits. White, Strader and G Bilder lead with two hits each while Tippett and others contribute in a close contest. Sumner threatened in the fourth but could not overtake the lead.
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Librarian Graham to speak at library conference
Dr. Frank P. Graham president of the University of North Carolina will be one of the featured speakers at the 54th annual American Library Association conference in New Orleans April 26 He will address on Public Libraries in American Life.
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Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
American Library Association
New Orleans
Reds run shaky pace as Pirates crush Cardinals
The St Louis Cardinals dropped their fifth straight game, 7 to 0, to the Pittsburgh Pirates while the New York Giants routed the Phillies 14 to 6 at Baker Bowl. Bruising Bill Terry led with two homers and five RBIs, and Steve Swetonic held the champs to three singles. Brooklyn and the Boston Braves also played on an off day.
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Clarence Mitchell
Brooklyn
Boston Braves
Games Totmy Chicago at St Louis
The schedule lists Chicago visiting St Louis, Detroit at Cleveland, Boston at Washington, and Philadelphia at New York in a regional round of matchups.
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Cleveland
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Scores Snapshot From Morning Baseball Slate
New York defeated Pittsburgh 14 to 5 while Cincinnati won 7 to 2 against Chicago and St Louis beat Pittsburgh. Chicago 2 was recorded with no opponent listed.
Games Today Featured Matchups Across Major Cities
The schedule lists St. Louis at Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at Chicago, New York at Philadelphia, and Brooklyn at Boston. Each game highlights regional rivals with potential playoff implications and strong crowd interest. Teams aim to gain momentum and improve standings in the tight season race.
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Chicago
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New York
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s Southern Standings
Yesterday results show Birmingham defeating Atlanta 7 to 6 while Chattanooga beat Little Rock 6 to 5. Knoxville won over New Orleans 4 to 3. Memphis vs Nashville was rained out.
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Chattanooga
Little Rock
Knoxville
New Orleans
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Championship football pairings spark Southern matchups
Memphis hosts Chattanooga while Knoxville visits Birmingham and Atlanta plays New Orleans. Little Rock travels to Nashville in a slate showcasing regional programs and potential conference implications.
Scores from Today’s Hoops and Hockey Games
Newark beat Rochester 11 to 7. Jersey City defeated Toronto 11 to 1. Baltimore won 9 to 4 over Montreal. Reading edged Buffalo 4 to 3.
Toronto at Jersey City and three other matchups listed
Rochester visits Newark while Buffalo plays Reading and Montreal travels to Baltimore in a slate of four city pairings.
Lucky Strike Bowlers Top Winston-Salem Allies by 97 Pins
The Lucky Strike bowlers defeated Winston-Salem All Stars by 97 pins at Lucky Strike alleys last night. Peace posted a high single of 147 and a 385 set, Cecil added 350.UNC slugger Paul Dunlap leads Tar Heel batters at 514 average ahead of Smoky Ferebee as UNC faces Duke at Emerson Field Saturday at 8 PM seeking a decisive state championship.
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Track records expected to fall at Southern Conference carnival
At Atlanta the Southern Conference track and field officials anticipate many records breaking at next month’s carnival after stellar dual meets. Readings include Moreau LSU 120 yard high hurdles 14.7 seconds and Beard Auburn discus 144 feet 2 inches. javelin marks by Legore UNC 208 feet 7 inches and Batchelor Georgia 195 feet 3 inches. sprints and times across Georgia Tech, Mississippi, and Virginia with Burnett Mississippi posting 9.4 9.6 seconds and 21.2 furlong.
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Glenna Collett Wins Virginia Golf Championship
Glenna Collett Ware defeated Grace Amory 7 and 6 at Hot Springs Virginia to claim the old Dominion title. Collett shot a 72 to finish six strokes under the previous record, tying the home course record with a near par performance.
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Tremors Reported Across Oban in Recent Seismic Activity
Eight earthquake tremors were felt in Oban Scotland recently officials said the events sparked concern among residents and prompted electrical and structural inspections across the town.
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Scotland
New Yorker Breaks 96 Targets to Win Trapshooting Title
Tracy V. Lewis of New York broke 96 of 100 to win the all around championship at the north and south trapshooting tournament in Pinehurst. Andrew J. Smith of Providence Rhode Island shot 96 from the 20 yard mark to win the handicap event with Samuel Sharman of Salt Lake City finishing second with 94 from the 23 yard line.
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New York
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Saltne City
Chattanooga Carries Nine Game Win Streak Into Play
Chattanooga Lookouts beat the Arkansas Travelers 6 to 6 to extend their nine win run in the Southern Association as Knoxville edged New Orleans 4 to 3. Birmingham Barons won 7 to 6 at Atlanta while Nashville and Memphis were rained out. Montgomery swept Selma 12 to 9. Jackson defeated Mobile 12 to 10. Columbus split a doubleheader versus Macon 10 to 3 and 10 to 6.
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Randall Stops Rose In Cincinnati Bout
Tiger Jon Randall from Elizabeth, Pennsylvania, stopped Billy Rose of Cincinnati in eight rounds last night in Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Jon Randall
Elizabeth
Billy Rose
Cincinnati
Prairie City runner trails in consolation events
R C Coffey of Prairie City Iowa trailed Lewis with 94 points as the united north and south consolation and the consolation handicap were being shot. North Carolina State championship events will begin Friday.
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Prairie City
Iowa
Lewis
North Carolina
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