Sedgefield to Open New Stables With June Horse Show
The Sedgefield Horse Show, Inc. will formally open its new stables built at an estimated cost of 6000 dollars. The facility measures 136 by 836 feet and includes 20 box stalls, tack and feed rooms, a knotty pine club room with fireplace, locker rooms, living quarters for a watchman and drinking fountains in each stall. Architects Everhart and Voorhees designed the Norman style building. The group plans 50 more stalls on 20 acres and considers adding a jumping course.
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Sedgefield Horse Show, Inc
Nathan M. Ayers
Everhart and Voorhees
High Point
Sedgefield Horse Show
Sedgefield
R. W. Baker
Greensboro
T. W. Rochelle
Sidney B. Allen
Julius C. Smith
C. C. Connor
Russell PF. Hall
Welch Harriss
Earl N. Phillips
Wilbur Jones
W. Stanley Davis
H. A. Gaffney
James Foseue
J. H. Adams
R. C. Boyce
Nathan Ayers
Seaborn Perry
Willis Slane
T. V. Rochelle
Charles
Senators Triumph Over Yankees In Pitching Duel
Washington turns back New York 3 to 1 as Emil Mard and Oral Hildebrand duel on the mound. Ted Williams era referenced by sparse box score details. West and Ferrell drive in key runs for the Senators and Taft Wright belts a fence‑scraping triple.
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Washington
New York Bees
Washingtonators
Emil
Dutch) Mard
Senators
Knuckler
Oral Hildebrand
Yankees
St. Louis
Mard
Tommy Henrich
Red Rolferich
Ildebrand
Rick Ferrell
Leonard
Rege Case
West
Ferrell
Taft Wright
Travis
Bruege
Henrich
Wright
New York
Hildebrand
Murphy
Rommell
Mortality
Pipgras
Mubbard
Important Meeting of Team Pilots
An all managers meeting for Industrial Amateur and Commercial baseball leagues will be held at the YMCA Monday night at 7 30. League officials plan individual write ups in a city wide series by The Enterprise. Managers not contacted are invited to attend.
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Sabin is finalist after defeating Cooke in Asheville tennis
Wayne Sabin of Portland Ore. advanced to the Western North Carolina tennis final by edging Elwood Cooke after darkness halted play yesterday. Sabin won 12-10 in the final set and will meet Bobby Riggs of Chicago in the final.
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Asheville
Wayne Sabin
Portland
Ore
North Carolina
Elwood Cooke
Sabin
Cooke
Bobby Riggs
Chicago
John Shostrom
Gus Ganzenmuller
New York
John Doeg
Riggs
Dave Morgan
George Pryor
Kenyon College
Ohio
Warneke’s four hitter seals 9 to 0 win over Cubs
Lon Warneke pitched a four hit shutout for the St. Louis Cardinals, driving in three runs with a second inning double and adding a single. Mickey Owen hit the club’s first homer of the year as the Cardinals exploded for six runs in the first inning and cruised past Chicago 9 to 0 at Sportsman's Park.
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Lon Warneke
Arkansas
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Warneke
Jarry French
Cardinals
Cherrie Root
Mickey Owen
Red Birds
Terry Moore
Piedmont League Scores and College Tennis Summary
In Piedmont League action Charlotte defeated Asheville 4 to 2 while Durham beat Norfolk 7 to 4. Winston-Salem hosted Rocky Mount in a one night game. In college tennis North Carolina and Virginia both led 6 all with Wake Forest and EB TC.
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Asheville
Durham
Norfolk
Winston-Salem
H. Rocky Mount
North Carolina
Virginia
Wake Forest
Collins burns Coast League as Cubs fans cry foul
Chicago faces a split sentiment as James A. Collins stars in the Pacific Coast League while Cubs fans lament his sale. Phil Cavarretta opens at first base but faces doubt, and owner P. K. Wrigley hints at a possible recall. Collins leads the coast in homers and hits in the early stretch.
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Chicago
James A
Collins
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Angels
Pacific Coast League
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Cubs
Phil Cavarretta
St. Louis
Cavarretta
P. K. Wrigley
Elmer Hackney Leads KU Relays Record Bursts
At Lawrence Kansas State star Elmer Hackney posted a 52 feet 1% inch shot put for one of three new marks at the 17th annual University of Kansas Relays Beefus Bryan cleared 14 feet 2 inches in the pole vault on his first try Wayne and Blaine Rideout from North Texas Teachers led a 10 06 9 winning distance medley relay finishing 220 yards ahead of Missouri The Texans set a record by nearly seven seconds but the team victory hinged on the medley and field marks
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Kas
Elmer Hackney
Kansas State
Beefus Bryan
Texas Skylark
Wayne
Blaine Rideout
North Texas
Blaine
Texans
Missouri
Shortstop Gardner’s bases-loaded homer lifts A C C past E C T C
Atlantic Christian College beat East Carolina Teachers 10 9 as Matt Gardner hit a bases loaded homer in the ninth. Willie Phillips started for A C C and Ed Wells allowed Gardner’s deciding blast after a late rally.
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Greenville
Matt Gardner
Atlantic Christian College
East Carolina
Willie Phillips
Ed Wells
Phillips
Gardner
Brack Newman
A. C
Lloyd Hinton
A.C. C
Kirby
Laughinghouse
Outlaw
Moye
Johnson
Phillipa
Wells
Hinton
Cunningham Mile Sees Glenn Cunningham Win Narrowly
The crowd watched Glenn Cunningham edge Chuck Fenske in a hollow victory as Cunningham clocked 4 29.2 in the Cunningham mile, the first win in three years. Fenske led early and stayed ahead until the final 100 yards, with Cunningham narrowly catching him in the stretch.
Dorsett Edges Win At Jamaica
In a six furlong Stuyvesant Handicap at Jamaica Park T M Dorsett ridden by L Haas outran rivals to win by a nose over Entracte with a time of 1 12 1-5. The Derby hopefuls El Chico and Our Mat faded as Thellusson finished fifth. In the co feature, George Widener’s 6 1 shot won the Rosedale stakes for two year old fillies by five lengths.
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el Chico
Belmont Park
John P. Grier
Joe Brown
L. Haas
William H. Berri
T. M. Dorsett
Wood Memorial
A. G. C. Sage
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Thellusson
Our Mat
Ziegler
George Widener
Folka
Deacon Netters Lead E C T C In Rain Shortened Match
A Wake Forest vs East Carolina Teachers tennis meet was halted by darkness with the Deacons up 6 1. Leo Burks of E C T C beat Bob Cahoon 6 3 6 2 in No 1 singles. Other results include Earnhardt over Glover 8 6 6 8, Davis over Harris 7 5 6 4, Alexander over Meadows 6 0 6 2, McMillan over Green 6 1 6 3, Barbee over Wilkerson 7 5 6 3, and Barbee with Alexander defeating Harris and Wilkerson 5 0 6 1.
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Greenville
Wake Forest
Carolina
Deacons
Leo Burks
Bob Cahoon
Earnhardt
Glover
Davis
Harris
Alexander
Meadows
McMillan
Green
Barbee
Wilkerson
Cavaliers Topple Wildcat Tracksters at Virginia Meet
Virginia defeated Davidson 94 to 31 in Charlottesville. Frank Fuller of Virginia led with 14.5 seconds in the high hurdles. Individual event winners include Banta Dayton in 190 and 220 yard dashes, Scott Virginia in the 440, and Goodall Virginia in the 880 and mile events, with notable finishes across field events.
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Virginia
University of Virginia
Davidson College
Frank Fuller
Durham
N. C
Banta
Dayton
Mas
Scott
Gray
Fritshe
Walker
Davidson
Wheeler
Goodall
Kellogg
Woodward
Holm
Gammon
Fuller
Poe
Stokes
Preston
Sample
Sharretts
Perry
Sharrette
Iverson
Black
McLaughlin
Warden
Miller
Yancey
Dinwiddle
Jones
Lowrance
Dodgers Snap Losses as Phillies Rally for First Win
The Phillies beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 5 to 4 in Philadelphia after a ninth inning rally. A balk with the bases loaded and two out forced in the winning run, with Emmett Mueller contributing a key double and two singles by other hitters.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Russ Evans
Emmett Mueller
Todd
Share
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Wag
Davis
Vazz
Burkart
Ceanscees
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Hudson
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Arnovich
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Coscarart
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Roy
Brooklyn
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Moran
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Sears
Barnes And Whalen Reach Virginia Open Finals
Bruce Barnes of Austin Texas and Joe Whalen of Memphis won their semi finals at the Virginia Open in Richmond and will meet in the championship. Barnes defeated Frank Rehrica of Miami Beach in four sets while Whalen beat Dick Sheen of Hollywood in straight sets.
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Bruce Barnes
Austin
Tex
Joe Whalen
Memphis
Barnes
Pinehurst
Frank Rehrica
Miami Beach
Whalen
Virginia
Dick Sheen
Hollywood
Karel Kozeluh
Berkeley Bell
Southern Association Scores Summary
Atlanta beat Chattanooga 4 to 1. Nashville defeated Knoxville 8 to 2. Little Rock won 5 to 1 over Memphis. New Orleans led 10 at noon.
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Chattanooga
Nashville
Knoxville
Little Rock
Memphis
New Orleans
Heels Triumph 78-53 Over Duke at Fetzer Field Meet
Carolina’s undefeated track team set multiple Fetzer Field and university marks in a 78 to 53 win over Duke. Highlights include 14.5 in the 120 yard high hurdles by Corpening, 1:54.1 in the 880 by Hendrix, and 48.6 in the 440 by Jennings, plus a 3:22.4 1 mile relay record.
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Fetzer
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Royce Jennings
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Watson
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New Fetter
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White
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Willmott and Moyer
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Groves
Montfort
Piver
Fyles
Winstead
Price
Richards
March
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Volger
Fetter Field
Crockett
Brett
Barnes
Indians Rally Past Tigers 2-1 Behind Humpries Heroics
Cleveland defeats Detroit 2-1 as Willis Hudlin falters in the eighth and Johnny Humphries preserves the win, leaving Detroit stranded with three baserunners in a tight early season clash. Hudlin earns the victory while Kennedy takes the loss. Attendance 5,000.
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Willis Hudlin
Johnny Humphries
Indians
Detroit
Hudlin
Tribe
Humphries
Tigers
Rudy York
Pete Fox
M'Coskey
Webb
Averill
Heath
York
McKain
College baseball scores reach wide range across several games
Davidson defeats North Carolina State 9 to 3 while Washington and Lee tops Virginia Tech 13 to 2. Lenoir Rhyne edges Catawba 4 to 3 in 13 innings as Atlantic Christian rallies past East Carolina Teachers 10 to 9. Furman overwhelms Oglethorpe 138 to 5. Elon beats Guilford 15 to 8. Clemson defeats Presbyterian 10 to 7. Newberry bests The Citadel 5 to 1.
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N. C. State
Washington and Lee
Virginia Tech
Lenoir-Rhyne
Catawba
Atlantic Christian
East Caroling
Furman
Oglethorpe
Elon
Guilford
Clemson
Presbyterian
Newberry
the Citadel
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