Hubbell Stymies Bees With Three-Hit Opening Win
King Carl Hubbell pitched a three hit shutout as the New York Giants defeated the Boston Bees 3 0 in the season opener at the Polo Grounds. Hubbell struck out five and walked three while his screwball dominated the Bees.
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Sid Feder
Associated Press
Seecatepanne
Bronx
Polo Grounds
New York Giants
Squarepants
King Carl Hubbell
Bill Terry
King Carl
Boston Bees
Hubbell
Carl
Giants
George Caster
Connie Mack
Athletics
Waite Hoyt
Pittsburgh Pirates
Helen Stephens Wins Three A. A. U. Indoor Track Events
Helen Stephens of Fulton Missouri won three events at the indoor National A. A. U. meet in St Louis. She set a new indoor shot put record with 44 feet 1 1/2 inches, won the 60 meter dash in 6.5 seconds, and took the 200 meter race in 28.5 seconds. Edna Gustafson finished second in the 200 meters.
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ST. Louis
Helen Stephens
Fulton
Miss Stephens
Missouri
Callie Fisteson
New York
Edna Gustafson
Natonal
Stella Walsh
Cleveland
Poland
Rocky Mount Gallopade Ends With Coronation Ball
Rocky Mount's third annual gallopade festival concluded with a coronation ceremony and ball, marking a festive close to the event last night.
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Rocky Mount
Romani Draws Spotlight At Drake Relays
Des Moines April 24 Arch ie San Romani the Kansas Italian drew the spotlight at the Drake relays on day two as he chased a world mark in the mile and a half against a stellar field including the Rideout twins Wagen and Blaine Lechner Whitaker Warmerdam Haller Walker Burke and Terry. Drake University won the distance medley relay to snap a 25 year drought.
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Des Moines
Archie San Romani
Kansas
Blaine
Floyd Lechner
Oklahoma
Jim Whitaker
Ohio State
Paavo Nurmi
Finn
San Romani
Allstar
Cornelius Warmerdam
Fresno State
al Haller
Wisconsin
Drake
Mel Walker
Ed Burke
Marquette
Harold Osborne
Illinois
Alton Terry
Texas Plains
Drake University
High Point Beats Hickory in Tennis Clash
High Point High School tennis team defeated Hickory High 5 to 2 on private courts. Bumbarger H. P. beat Fra zier H. P. 6-2 6-4. Friday H. P. beat Stewart L. Conrad H. P. 6-3 6-4. D. Conrad H. P. beat Campbell H. 6-4 6-4. Hamlin H. P. beat Latham H. P. 6-2 6-3.
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High Point High School
Hickory High
Hickory
Bumbarger
High Point
Bumburger
Frazier
H. P
Stewart
L. Conrad
Mauney
D. Conrad
H. PP
Campbell
Hamlin
Latham
Friday
Haas Beaten in Collegiate Meet at Athens
In Athens Georgia Freddie Haas of Louisiana State loses to Rosser Little of Georgia one up on the 18th in the quarterfinals of the Southern Intercollegiate golf tournament. Little led by five after nine holes but Haas rallied late.
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Athens
Freddie Haas
Louisiana State
Rosser Little
University of Georgia
Little
Haas
Bill Welch
University of Texas Star
Weldon Doe
Citadel
Crawford Rainwater
Emory
Simon Alexander
Texas
Rainwater
Clarence Klutz
University of North Carolina
Alexander
Stanley Holditch
Georgia Tech
Little-Haas
Marietta
Lexington Beats College Panthers In Exhibition, 11-2
Lexington wins 11 to 2 over High Point in an exhibition. Rudisill hits the only home run. High Point pitcher Rudisill another note. The locals score seven early runs and use a reliever for the college squad before a doubleheader with Catawba College.
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College Panthers
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Rudisill
Collegians
Catawba College
High Point
Crook and Dorcett
Bailey, Livengood
Brinegar and Novak
Matheson
Boxing results from various cities reported by AP
In Eau Claire Jack Gibbons of St Paul outpointed Eddie Schneider of Marshfield Wisconsin. In Cleveland Eric Seelig defeated Carmen Barth. In Hollywood Pete De Grasse stopped Everett Rightmire. In Chicago Pete Lello knocked out Joey Woods.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Jack Gibbons
St. Paul
Eddie Schneider
Marshfield
Cleveland
Eric Seelig
Germany
Carmen Barth
Hollywood
Calif
Pete de Grasse
New York
Everett Rightmire
Sioux City
Iowa
Chicago
Pete Lello
Gary
Ind
Joey Woods
Newark
N. J
Standings and Results From National Games Today
Results yesterday show New York 3 Boston 6, Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 5 Chicago 4. Today New York at Boston, Detroit at Chicago, Philadelphia at Washington, St. Louis at Cleveland with rain and Philadelphia 7 Washington 1, Cleveland 9 St. Louis 2, Detroit 10 Chicago 2, New York at Boston pending.
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Brooklyn
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Cleveland
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Eee
Ferree Rere
CeCe Peete Nee
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St. Louie
Cowetee
Late innings decide tight clash Charlotte tops Asheville in 10
In a marathon 10 inning affair Charlotte defeats Asheville 6 to 5. Other scores include Richmond 8 Portsmouth 4, Rocky Mount 12 Winston-Salem 4, and Norfolk 10 Durham 9.
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Asheville
Richmond
Portsmouth
Rocky Mount
Winston-Salem
Norfolk
Durham
Trio Unbeaten in Piedmont
UP-Norfolk Rocky Mount and Richmond kept perfect records in Piedmont league play as Charlotte split its opening day. Norfolk scored six in the seventh to beat Durham, Rocky Mount routed Winston-Salem 12-1, and Richmond defeated Portsmouth 8-4 with Steve Kuk delivering a sixth inning homer. Opened games set Winston-Salem at Rocky Mount and Charlotte at Asheville among others.
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Asheville
Winston-Salem
Rocky Mount
Portsmouth
Richmond
Durham
Norfolk
Bees
Norfolk Tar
Crutchfield
Hunt
Twins
Dutcher Lemmer
Richmond Colts
Steve Kuk
Bill Benne
Colts
Bill Herring
Panther Netters Sweep Louisburg 6 1 in Tennis Meet
High Point college netmen won all but one doubles match in a 6 to 1 victory over Louisburg here yesterday. Armfield beat Reed 6 0 6 0. Setzen beat McDaniel 6 1 6 2. Short beat Watson 6 2 6 4. Hinshaw beat Litchfield 6 2 6 0. Cover beat Walker 6 1 6 4. Setzen and Hinshaw defeated Watson and Green 6 2 4 2.
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High Point College
Louisburg College
Armfield
Reed
Setzen
McDaniel
Short
Watson
Hinshaw
Litchfield
Cover
Walker
Green
Mayor John M. Foushee to Run Unopposed in Chapel Hill
Unopposed Chapel Hill mayor John M. Foushee will stand for reelection in the municipal race on May 4. The April 24 notice confirms no challenger appears on the ballot for the position.
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Chapel Hill
John M. Foushee
Greenberg Aims to Replicate 1935 Season Hopes
Chicago April 24 Big Hank Greenberg, Detroit Tiger first baseman, seeks a return to his 1935 form after wrist trouble. He hit 36 homers, batted .328, and was MVP. He dismisses pessimistic reports and says spring camp felt strong with full power in his swing and confidence at age 26.
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Chicago
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tiger
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Behind the Scenes in the Washington Anti-Lynching Battle
The fight over federal anti lynching law hinges on two bills the Wagner Van Nuys and Gavagan proposals. South due filibuster opposition and northern party dynamics shape chances for passage. Provisions penalize officials who fail to prevent lynching and mob involvement and allow suits against counties where prisoners are harmed.
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Senate
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Joe Robinson
Arkansas
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Cotton Ed” Smith
South Carolina
Smith
Tom Connally
Texas
Josiah Bailey
North Carolina
Costigan
House Passes Gavagan Bill Amid Southern Opposition
The Gavagan bill moved to 277 for and 119 against with notable Southern leaders voting nay including Speaker Bankhead and Sam Rayburn. The NAACP notes growing anti lynching sentiment, while some congressmen opposing the measure hail from farming districts. The piece links lynching cases to union activity among sharecroppers and tenants.
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Bankhead
Sam Rayburn
Bob Doughton
Wage and Means Committee
Marvin Jones
House Agriculture Committee
Sam McReynolds
Foreign Affairs Committee
Hatton Sumners
Judiciary Committee
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
South
Kleberg
Texas
Coffea
Nebraska
Fulmer
South Carolina
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Blue mold checked in eastern tobacco beds by warm weather
Dr. Luther Shaw of North Carolina State College extension service said the warm spell over the past week acted as a natural check on blue mold in eastern North Carolina tobacco beds.
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Raleigh
Luther Shaw
N. C. State College Extension Service
North Carolina
Sabin And Hall Reach Mason-Dixon Net Final
In Sulphur Springs Virginia Johnson wins the women's title for Boston beating Eunice Dean. Sabin and Hall advance to the men’s singles final after semis and doubles progress among listed players.
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le Sulphur Springs
Wayn Sabin
Far West
Gilbert Hall
Sabin
Hollywood
Calif
Martin Buxby
Miami
Hall
Ellwood Cooke
Portland
Ore
Deacons Meet Blue Devils in Big Five Bout
Charlotte April 24. Duke and Wake Forest resume their heated baseball rivalry at Wake Forest with the Big Five lead at stake. The Deacons hold the series edge after a victory at Durham last week. Duke has one loss. Wake Forest faces Davidson before the showdown. Tennis results and nearby matches are noted as part of a busy day in North Carolina sports.
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Duke
Wake Forest
Deacons
Davidson
N. C. State
Connie Mack Berry
Carolina
Flon
Lenoir Rhyne
High Point
Louisburg
Lenoir- Rhyne
Erskine
Catawba
Guilford
Wake
Salisbury
Oiff
Durham
Elon
Hampden Sydney
Secret defeats Jack O'Brian in festive wrestling card
The unmasked Black Secret defeated Jack O'Brien in two straight falls using a bear hug and body press after Tarzan White fell ill and did not appear. Lee Malcewicz substituted for O'Brien and lost to Lee Henning in a spectacular combat with flying tackles.
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Black Secret
the Hood
Jack O'Brian
Curt Denning
Secret
Tarzan White
White
Alabama
O’brien
Jack
Lee Malcewicz
O'Brian
Lee Henning
Lee
Henning
Greensboro Beats High Point in Western Conference Test
Greensboro wins 14 to 8 over High Point in a high scoring Western Conference game. Cheek and Apple homer for Greensboro, Fitzgerald and Bobbit lead High Point with multi hits as pitching mixed.
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High Point High School
Greensboro
Indiana Leads Penn Relays With Record Medley Anchor
Indiana under Coach E. C. Hayes led the Penn Relays as the 43rd annual carnival moved to its final session. Don Kolder and Lash aided a distant medley victory, with an anchor leg of 10 04.7 tying the American record and erasing US collegiate and Penn Relays marks.
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Philadelphia
E. C. Hayes
Indiana
Kansas
Additi
Don Kolder
Luisi Beccali
Ualy
Gene Venzk
New York
A .C
Ernie Federoff
Millrose A. A
Lash
Keeper of the Bees Chicago
April 24 report notes Carleton of Chicago Cube price won four games last year and scored six against Bow top Heel, highlighting his strong performance.
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Chicago
Carleton
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