Harlow Leads Mid South Senior Golf Meet at Sedgefield
At Sedgefield Country Club on April 20, Bob Harlow of Pinehurst shot 77 to lead halfway in the Mid South Senior Golf Association championship. J Stanton Northrup of Concord was second with 78, while J M Brantley of Greensboro was third with 79.
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Sedgefield
Bob Harlow
Pinehurst
Mid South Senior Golf Association
Sedgefield Country Club
J. Stanton Northrup
Concord
J. M. Brantley
Greensboro
Harlow
Northrup
Baseball results and college golf report
In MLB action the St. Louis Cardinals routed the Chicago White Sox 11 to 1. The Chicago Cubs beat St. Louis 4 to 3 in the National League. Rain and cold affected several American and National League games as New York, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and Boston faced wet or wintry conditions. In college golf Annapolis and North Carolina State battled with Navy scoring 6 and a half to 2?
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Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
National League
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Lyons
Coffman
McKain
Feller
Krakauskas
Hadley
Heusser
Gatehouse
Davis
McGee
Dean
Gumbert
Hamlin
Errickson
Walters
Brown
Bison Fall to Greensboro 8-4 in Conference Clash
Greensboro defeats the Black Bison 8 to 4 as Clyde Hedrick struggles on the mound. Bill Lackey hits two triples and Jack Hussey shines in the field and at bat. Bison drop to last in the Western Conference and plan a Tuesday game at Gastonia against the Green Wave.
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Bill Currie
Greensboro
Bison
Greensboro Purple
Clyde Hedrick
Lackey
Bill Lackey
Salisbury
Big Jack Hussey
Gate City
Hussey
Lloyd Whitt
Gastonia
Woodmen Minus Regulars To Defend Amateur Crown
Woodmen of the World coach Ty Holcombe faces an amateur league title defense with three or four regulars missing from last year. Johnnie Newton Burke Koontz and Cap Davis are not with the club this season though Davis may join later. The Woodchoppers boast an all right handed pitching trio Reeves Sinquefield Mason and last year’s backbone. Norman Elder Homer Davis Graeme Fulton Bob Bolton headline the infield with Fulton a rookie potentially replaced by Cap Davis. Duke Gaddis provides speed in left field while Reeves and Sinquefield share center field duties and Bill Burge starts in right.
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Marle Grant
Ty Holcombe
Johnnie Newton
Burke Koontz
Cap Davis
Davis
Newton
Koontz
Tomlinson
Adama Millis
Clyde Reeves
Marvin Sinquefield
Lord Mason
Johnnie Bruton
Dutch Blair
Norman Elder
Homer Davis
Graome Fulton
Bob Bolton
Fulton
Duke Gaddis
Reeves
Sinquefield
Bill Burge
Thomasville
Jmmy Mays
Carolina Star
Mooresville
Finch Field
Rabbit Leary
Reidsville
Bob Lamont
Wilkes-Barre
Hank Easley
North State
Roy Bohannon
Toms
Leary
Bohannon
al Saceman
Drye
Lamont
Tommy Kearns
N. C. State College
Johnny Thrift
Earl Connor
Mavs Club
Ray Lindsay
Boots Miller
Woody Crowson
Horace
Harris
Jim Callahan
Ray Ross
Pete Siciliano
Gus Juskey
Bill Hogsed
Fred Stanton
Les Smith
Frank Zamarioni
Paige Dennis
Souvern Wright
Reese
Pete Gardner
Stan Lujack
High Point
Graham Armstrong
Gastonia
Scabby Mitchell
Keystone
Smith and Stanton
Charlie Geraci
Tony Vergenas
Matt Miller
Charley Whitaker
Landis
Ray
Dean Spik Inglish Mooch
Cuoto
Rock Bottom
Norman Shope
Charley Greenockle
Cleo Whitt
Jim Gibson
Kyle Stonsifer
Bob Kennedy
Reese Brady
Concord
Gerry Fitzgerald
Rogers
Baker
Pare
Berry
Kimmett
Balch
Stumpy Culbreth
Kannapolis
Jim White
Jess Plummer
Colonel Black
Stinky Davis
Frank McDonald
Joe Palimisano
Philly Athletics
Blackie Carter
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cardinals
Cooleemee
Appoiint
Heel Trackmen Defeat Duke Blue Devils In Dual Meet
North Carolina beat Duke 58 14 as Tar Heels surged late winning the two-mile, broad jump and two hurdles. Harry March led with wins in two hurdles and broad jump while Steve Lach starred for Duke with a discus and shot put sweep and a javelin second.
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Durham
North Carolina
Duke University
Blue Devils
Tar Heels
Harry March
Tar Heel
Steve Lach
Davis
Crockett
Profeniua
Lach
Slagle
Nania
Brown
Hoffman
Haigh
Vail
Lane
Spence
Lewis
Provo
March
Mengle
Walker
Morrison
Jones
McLeod
Montfort
Fyles
Willmott
Patterson
Moyer
Alx
Groves
Hubbard
Hardy
Brett
Vawter
Mareh
Sargent
Duke
French
Monroe
Carolina
College Scores Show Wide Cotton City Nine Triumph
The Cotton City nine were humbled 27 to 6 in a limited box score and partial summary. At Durham UNC 72 Duke 58. Presbyterian 87 Wofford 39 at Clinton N C. Clemson 99 Newberry 27 at Clemson. Davidson 68 NC State 57 at Davidson.
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Cotton City
Bison
Durham
University of North Carolina
Duke
Clinton
N. C
Presbyterian
Wofford
Clemson
Newberry
Davidson
N. C. State
Haders Draws Tough Challenge In Monday Bout
The arena plans a strong card with Haders facing Marvin after a slugfest with Tom Mahoney stirred fans. Marvin vows to teach Hader a lesson in the ring as Fritz Schnabel meets Tom Mahoney and Johnny Marrs faces Whitey Grove in the curtain-raiser.
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Blackjack Hader
Johnny Marrs
Mr. McMahon
Tommy Marvin
Hamilton Street
Hader
Cowboy Luttrall
Marvin
Nashville
McMahon
Tom Mahoney
Mahoney
Dobie Osburn
Osburn
Fritz Schnabel
Memphis
Whitey Grove
Grove
Marrs
Budge to meet Skeen for North and South title
In Pinehurst on April 20 Don Budge and Richard Skeen advanced to the North and South final. Skeen defeated Bruce Barnes 6-4 3-6 6-3 6-2 while Budge beat John Nogrady 6-3 6-2 6-4, with Budge showing some off form.
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Pinehurst
Don Budge
Richard Skeen
Los Angeles
Skeen
Bruce Barnes
White Plains
N. Y
Budge
John Nogrady
Long Island
Presbyterian Wins 17th Straight Tennis Match
Presbyterian College blanks Davidson 7 0 to extend its winning streak. Matches featured Boykin, Kerdasha, Farmer, Larson, and Clickert with straight-set victories and doubles wins over Turner, Hunter, Tenney, and Shore. Pitchers section lists tomorrow’s probable starters for 11 major league games.
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Presbyterian
Clinton
Presbyterian College
Davidson College
Boykin
Tenney
Kerdasha
Turner
Washington and Lee Lacrosse Beats Duke In Opener
Washington and Lee lacrosse team topped Duke 6 to 2 in Lexington Virginia, opening Dixie League play with a strong performance after sharing the league title with Duke last year.
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DEVIL
Lexington
Washington and Lee's
Duke
Blue Devils
Washington and Lee
Cubs Rally To Edge Cardinals 4–3 In Narrow Victory
Ken Raffensberger earned a key relief win as the Chicago Cubs held on to defeat the St. Louis Cardinals 4 to 3. The game featured a dramatic eighth inning rally and a tense finish with the final out at the plate as Chicago won their two straight over St. Louis.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Ken Raffensberger
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Cardinals
Don Padgett
Harold Epps
John (Pepper) Martin
Glenn Russell
Bill Lee
Terry Moore
Epps
Martin
Marion
Improved Clubs To Pry Off 1940 North State League Opener
Thomasville reports a stout North State League opener with Lexington Indians visiting Finch Field for an 8 PM start. The article outlines strengthened lineups for Thomasville and mentions key players, rival clubs, and expected large crowds as the four month season kicks off.
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Ltd
Lexington
Indians
Reese Harriss
Finch Field
Jimmy Mays
Thomasville
Tommies
Furman Bisher
Enterprise
Reese Harris
Lexington Indians
Kannapolis
Concord
Salisbury
Cooleemee
Landis
Mooresville
Browns Roll Over White Sox 11 to 1 in St Louis
The Browns hammer the Chicago White Sox 11 to 1 at home in front of 4775 fans. Rip Radcliff drives in five with a homer and two singles backed by Judnich and Gallagher three hits each. Elden Auker debuts for St Louis in a strong eight hit performance.
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Russell
Sturgeon
Mize
Owen
Moore
Leiber
Dalleasandro
J. Martin
S. Martin
Padgett
J Martin
Galan
Marion
Herman
St. Louis
Chicago
Warneke
Sears
Browns
Chicago White Sox
Rip Radcliff
White Sox
Walter Jud
Joe Kuhel
Johnny Rigney
Jack Knott
A. R. Kennedy
Basee Kuhel
Kreevich
Ween Solters
Appling
Ows Wright
Seer McNatt
Tresh
Rigney
Knott
RH Raacliffe
Cote
Susce
Wright
Kuhel
Clift
Radcliff
Judnich
Gallagher
Strange
McGowan
Kolls
Geisel
Rain Delays and Postponements Hit Several College Games
In Durham Duke defeated Davidson 24 to 2 while other games faced weather issues. Catawba led 7-0 at Salisbury before rain halted Catawba Guil ford action. Raleigh fixtures Wake Forest NC State and William and Mary NC State were affected with cancellations or postponements. Blow at Cullowhee and Presbyterian at Newberry were postponed or pending due to rain with potential later dates.
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Durham
Duke
Davidson
Salisbury
N. C
Catawba-Guilford
Catawba
Raleigh
William and Mary
N. c. State
Wake Forest
North Carolina
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Ener
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Upton
Hayworth
Eae
Hedrick
Rothrock
Whitt
Overcash
Peewee
Ab Teague
Eenenee Morris
Eee Ea
Gottschalk
Oakley
Gootschalk
Lamb
Pugh
Morris
Rayle
Haders
Farmer
Shore
Larson
Hunter
Clickert
Sproull
Rosemary Novak
Carnegie Tech Architectural
BY Earl Hilligan
Morris Jones
Leu Warneke
Cardinal
Gabby Hartnett
Lee
Raffensberger
Jimmy Brown
Clyde Shoun
Stu Martin
Enos Slaughter
Johnny Mize
Johnny Hopp
Mickey Owen
Hopp
Pepper Martin
Augie Galan
Bill Herman
al Todd
Asbee
Whee Dallessandro
Todd
Eeveser
Enbeesee
Sheen Eweneeen
Esa i
Ed Bob Morrow
Johnny Hicks
Glenn Livington
Junior Lassiter
Red Jordan
Bob White
Ed Carter
Morrow
Johnny Hoving
Giants
Johnny
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Dvorak
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Jankowski
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Wood
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