Bison and Green Wave clash in Gastonia rout
Gastonia’s Green Wave defeated the Black Bison 14 to 5 as Henry Stroud's control wavered then Craven and Overcash struggled to halt the attack. The Wave built on fielding errors and timely hits while Lackey, Hussey, Hedrick, and Whitt stood out defensively. The Bison show offense from Upton and Rothrock and hope to shore up weaknesses for Western Conference play.
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Gastonia
Green Wave
Cotton City Nine
Black Bison Baseball Club
Henry Stroud
Ronald Craven
Stroud
Craven
Russ Overcash
Overcash
Bison
Bill Lackey
Jack Hussey
Clyde Hedrick
Lloyd Whitt
Upton
Rothrock
High Point
Hpoa
Pugh
Rolackey
Medrick
Hayworth
Whitt
Cube
Morris
Jordan
Bradshaw
Harmon
Todd
Badger
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
National League leaders include Fletcher and Danning with a .455 batting average and Gilbert with 2 home runs. Chicago and Brooklyn players lead in runs, RBIs, and hits with multiple names. American League batting leader McCoskey hits .500, while Foxx tops RBIs with 7 and Johnson ties for most runs with 5.
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Fletcher
Pittsburgh
Danning
New York
Hack
Chicago
Galan
Gilbert
Brooklyn
Lavagetto
Camilli
J. Martin
St. Louis
Herman
G. Russell
Todd
Marton
McCoskey
Detroit
Siebert
Philadelphia
Clift
Johnson
Foxx
Boston
Greenberg
Radcliff
Heath
Cleveland
York
Kubel
Youth Moves in Majors: Mack and Stengel Forecast 80 Season
Connie Mack and Casey Stengel promote optimism about youth in baseball as their teams the Athletics and the Boston Bees visit New York to face the Yankees and Dodgers. Mack cites Benny McCoy Al Ruebling Bill Lillard and Dick Siebert as promising assets while Stengel touts rookie outfielders Bob Loane Chet Ross and Max West as rays of future success.
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Hugh
Fullerton, JR
New York
Connie Mack
Casey Stengel
Yankees
Dodgers
Mack
Casey
Boston Bees
Brooklyn
Benny McCoy
al Ruebling
Bill Lil
West
Max
Baseball Schedule With Probable Pitchers
Today's games feature Philadelphia at New York with Besse facing Ruffing and Washington at Boston with Haynes opposing Grove. Cleveland visits St Louis Milnar meets Kennedy, Detroit visits Chicago Newsom vs Rigney, plus Boston Brooklyn with Posedel against Wyatt.
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New York
Besse
Ruffing
Washington
Boston
Haynes
Grove
Cleveland
St. Louis
Milnar
Kennedy
Detroit
Chicago
Newsom
Rigney
Brooklyn
Posedel
Wyatt
Vandenberg
Mulcahy
Pittsburgh
Lee
Root
Butcher
Cincinnati
Fiood
Schreiber Leads Charlotte Team To Golf Crown
Ed Schreiber of Charlotte High won individual medal honors at the ninth annual NC high school golf tournament. He shot 67 morning and 65 afternoon for 132 total as Charlotte claimed the team title with 572, edging Durham 575 and Winston-Salem 577.
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Chapel Hill
Charlotte High
Ed Schreiber
Queen City
Schreiber
Bryant
Williams
Brown
North Carolina High School Athletic Association
Charles Dezern
Dezern
Nunn
Reynolds High
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Durham
Raleigh
Greensboro
High Point
Oxford
Fayetteville
Lexington
Braytown
Sanford
McKinney
Adderton
Dennis
C. Dezern
Baseball scores and rain delays from yesterday's games
Results across leagues show Philadelphia 3 New York 0 and Boston 7 Washington 2. Multiple rain and flood notes affect games in St Louis Detroit St Louis Chicago and others with several cancellations and delayed finishes. Local scores include Brooklyn 8 Boston 3 and New York 1 Philadelphia 0.
Bear wrestling night teased with real live bear
The promoter and Sergeant L C McMahon teased a Monday night wrestling card claiming a real live bear would appear. The exchange played up a near bear story with humorous banter about the animal impersonating a performer.
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Hader
Blackjack Hader
L. C. McMahon
Gubernatorial Candidates Expand Campaigns in North Carolina
Four Democratic hopefuls for the gubernatorial nomination pushed campaign activities with one month to the first primary. Maxwell spoke at a Burlington luncheon and planned teacher meetings in Durham. Broughton attended a Winston-Salem public reception. Gravely met with Albemarle Lions Club and a Guilford County group in Pleasant Gardens. A recap notes commentary from TOM COOPER and quotes from Gravely, Horton, and Monroe Redden predicting primary outcomes.
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Differnet Front
A. J. Maxwell
Burlington
Durham
J. M. Broughton
Winston-Salem
Lee Gravely
Albemarle
Tom Cooper
Raleigh
North Carolina
Franklin D. Roosevelt
W. P. Horton
Broughton Monroe Redden
Asheville
Broughton
State tourist travel up 260 percent in three years
Raleigh reports that federal figures show North Carolina state tourist travel rising 260 percent over three years. A Cape Fear River Bridge traffic count near the same period found 523 tourist autos passed in nine hours, up 400 percent from the previous year’s level.
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Raleigh
State News Bureau
North Carolina
Cape Fear River
Wilmington
Baptists Meet Friday for Liberty Association Gathering
The Spring meeting of the Liberty Baptist Association with 28 churches will convene at the Mills Home in Thomasville on Friday. Delegates from 28 churches cover 6,717 members and 6,858 in Sunday schools. The one day program includes worship, reports from Biblical Recorder and Baptist Hospital, a missionary address, round-table discussions, and an address on revival.
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Thomasville
Liberty Baptist Association
Mills Home
R. D. Covington
Biblical Recorder
Baptist Hospital
Smith Hagaman
C. M. Howell
W. K. McGee
L. S. Gaines
Jersey City Opens Season With 50 529 Attendance Record
Jersey City mayor Frank Hague led a crowd of about 50 529 paid admissions at Roosevelt Stadium as the Jersey City Giants beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 11 to 1 to set a minor league opening day attendance record. Unofficial tallies reached 40 000, and the day boasted the fourth straight Jersey City opening attendance high.
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N. J
Frank Hague
Hague
Roosevelt Stadium
Jersey City Giants
Toronto Maple Leafs
Hague Machine
Detroit
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