Great array of golfers take field in Carolinas Open
Pro am plays spotlight at Emerywood as the Carolinas Open begins at Municipal Course tomorrow morning with a 10 o clock tee time. Henry Picard defends his title against top rivals from North and South Carolina. About 20 pro amatuer pairs entered with notable names from High Point Winston-Salem Raleigh and Charlotte. Prize money totals 800 with 200 to winner and 150 to runner up plus 100 to third and additional cash and amateur prizes. Freddie Hyatt posted best practice round with par 72 at Country club course.
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Henry Picard
Charleston
Charlotte
Andy Merrilees
High Point
L. C. Matton
Toney Manero
Sedgefield
Adrian McManus
Fred Newham
Raleigh
Gib Arthur
Paul Andrews
Winston-Salem
Haddie Watson
Winston-Saem
Dorsett Meade
Charles Diffendal
Jack Toomer
Hendersonville
Bill Snow
Freddy Hyatt
O'Hearn
Gene McCarthy
Columbia
D. C
Don Smith
Greensboro
Freddie Hyatt
Charlotte Pro
Eldridge's Bossing Bad Boys to clash with S P U in High Point
Rube Eldridge nicknamed the Duke of Spero brings his Asheboro based Bossing Bad Boys to Willis Park in High Point to face the Southern Public Utilities baseball team. Eldridge predicts an easy win over last year's Industrial league champions.
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Duke of
Spero
Rube Eldridge
Asheboro
High Point
Southern Public Utilities
Willis Park
Rube
Open golf event draws pros and top amateurs in Carolinas meet
The scene features pro contenders led by Jack Toomer and Gene McCarthy with Merrilees, plus MecCanless as notable entrants. A large field of amateurs joins the pros, while High Point is absent from the state high school golf meet to compete here for CarolinasOpen glory. Read more on Charles Diffendal John Diffendal Harry Welch and other High Point players listed among the amateurs.
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Ister
Jack Toomer
Hendersonville
Gene McCarthy
Columbia
Merrilees
High Point
MecCanless
Simon Pyres
High Point High School
Chapel Hill
Charles Diffendal
John Diffendal
Harry Welch
W. Hedrick
Jack Garrett
A. A. Oliver
Rob Dunkelberger
Jack Royals
American League Attendance Surges Ahead of 1932 High
St Louis April 26. AL attendance this season leads the 1932 pace says league president William Harridge. He credits Boston crowds for a large share of the rise noting the Red Sox have drawn over 150000 fans at home, more than half of last year’s figure.
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ST. Louis
William Harridge
Harridge
Boston
Red Sox
Penn Relays Loom For Southern Conference Stars
A handful of talented performers from four Southern Conference colleges plus William and Mary head to the Penn Relays in Richmond. North Carolina State's Milan Zori battles the world's discus record, while Ray Rex, Zori's NC State teammate, contends in the shot put. William and Mary sends Monk Little for the broad jump and sprinting, UNC's Ralston LeGore aims in the javelin, and Maryland relies on Widmyer in the 100 and a strong relay squad. Virginia also fields Grover Everett and George Coles for hurdles, shot put, and broad jump as plans for a shuttle relay crumble after Angus MacDonald's ankle injury.
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Richmond
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
N. C
William and Mary
Milan Zori
North Carolina State
Paul Jessup
University of Zori
Ray Rex
N. C. State
Comoacure
Monk” Little
South
Ralston LeGore
Little
Earl Widmyer
Ed Quinn
Bob Slye
Milo Sonea
Bob Archer
Widmyer
Quinn
Slye
Warren Evans
Cornelius Cronin
Archer
Bob Sonea
Evans
Grover Everett
University of Virginia
George Coles
Charlottesville
Angus MacDonald
Hahn
Hunsdon Cary
Bot St. John
Aldrich Dudley
Stars Twilight: Early season highlights and standout performances
Hal Trosky homered twice and added two singles driving in six for the Indians against the Browns. Guy Bush limited the Reds to eight hits for his second win with the Cubs. Charley Ruffing and Fred Frankhouse are noted for key contributions. Fred Marberry scattered nine Chicago hits for Detroit, Hal Schumacher drove in five with two homers as the Giants beat the Phillies. Hed Sox blanked the Senators 5-0. Freddy Lindstrom hit a homer with two on to beat the Cardinals.
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Associated Press
Hal Trosky
Indians
Browns
Guy Bush
Cubs
Reds
Charley Ruffing
Yankees
Fred Frankhouse
Braves
Brooklyn
Fred Marberry
Tigers
Chicago
Hal Schumacher
Giants
Phillies
Johnny Welch
Hed Sox
Senators
Freddy Lindstrom
Pirates
Cardinals
Alvin Crowder
Earl Whitehill
Monte Weaver
Walter Stewart
Nats
Washington
al Thomas
Stewart
Red Sox
Roosevelt
Cronin
Jack Russell
Sox
Crowder
Bob Burke
Oral Hildebrand
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis
Mel Ott
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Walter Beck
Stanback Pain Relief Ad Teaser for Quick Nerve Soothing
An ad touts Stanback as a balanced prescription for quick relief from headache neuralgia and muscular pains. It promises soothing nerves without a depressing after-effect and urges readers to ask at drug stores for Stanback with the slogan 10c.
Panthers Open Three-Game Road Trip In Conference Chase
High Point College baseball, on a six game winning streak and tied for second in the North State Conference with Lenoir Rhyne, starts a three game road swing. Eion leads the standings with two losses as High Point hopes to sweep remaining games and then beat Elon in their next clash. Coach Virgil Yow praises the team after recent wins and strong form.
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High Point
Lenoir-Rhyne
Eion
Elon
Eastern Carolina Teachers College
Virgil Yow
Twins Beat Bisons In Conference Tilt
Winston Salem built a 3-0 lead early then used a seven run ninth to seal a 14 to 3 victory over High Point in a Western Conference game. Captain Cris Caudle held High Point to seven hits while Harold Culler pitched seven solid innings for the home team. Blum led Winston Salem with a two base hit triple and two singles in six at bats.
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Winston-Salem High School
Black Bisons
High Point High
Thomasville High
Winston
Joby Hawn
Cris Caudle
Twin City
High Point
Harold Culler
George Blum
Neal
Kesler
Poe
Lea
Winston. Salem
Wccceer
Neale
Bell
Forrest
Kesler Cf
Swaim
Ouisa
Craver
Davis
Jenede Mie
A. Culler
Guam
Blum
H. Culler
Sa Es
Senators Face Pitching Troubles As Cronin Stirs Up Outfit
Washington's Joe Cronin grapples with pitching woes as 10 Senators hurlers have appeared in eight games, leaving the club seventh with three wins and five defeats. Stewart started poorly, Crowders endured, and the Senators lost 5–0 to Boston after a rain delay.
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Hugh 8. Fullerton
Washington
Joe Cronin
Senators
Fights Last Night Action in Multiple Cities
Vernon Cormier from Worcester outpointed Johnny Hinds in New York. Bob Tow from Alexandria outpointed Donald Barry in Washington. Fila-Bucky Burton of Clinton defeated Russ Gonza les of the Philippines. Gilbert Castle defeated Clever Moro in Havana. Kid Chocolate of Cuba drew with Bobby Gray in San Jose.
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Associated Press
New York
Vernon Cormier
Worcester
Mass
Johnny Hinds
Washington
Bob Tow
Alexandria
Donald
Red) Barry
Miami
San Jose
Cal
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Bobby Gray
Stoefen and Shields Favored In Tourney
HOT SPRINGS Va April 25 Favorites including Frank X Shields of New York and Lester Stoefen of Los Angeles were semi finalists in the Virginia State tennis tournament. Shields beat George W Reily 6 8 6 3 to reach the semis. Stoefen won his second round match 6 2 6 0 over Joseph Grimes. Other semi finalists were Walter Martin of Toronto who beat Carl Grawn 6 1 6 2 and John Van Ryn of Philadelphia who defeated Harry Forsyth 6 2 6 1. Eliza Coxe of Asheville NC advanced in the women division by defeating Marion Myrick New York 6 1 6 1.
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Hot Springs
Frank X. Shields
New York
Lester Stoefen
Los Angeles
Shields
George W. Reily
Harrisburg
Stoefen
Joseph Grimes
Walter Martin
Toronto
Carl Grawn
Detroit
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Harry Forsyth
Lynchburg
Eliza Coxe
Asheville
N. C
Marion Myrick
Bryant's Melrose Team Faces Strong Industrial League Push
Melrose in the Industrial league projects a tough summer with new players set to join before summer’s end. Manager Bill Bryant aims to strengthen the lineup with Craven Culler Kearns and Ray joining later. Gaddis Yoakley Brown Clark Parrish Flynn Lane comprise a veteran core as Harris Poteat and Bryant rotate infield roles. The club vows to fight hard and not be beaten until the last man is out.
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Frank Barfield
Melrose
Triangle
Bill Bryant
Joe Craven
High Point College
Harold ‘Culler
Charlie Kearns
Mills
Mike Ray
Gaddis
Arnold Yoakley
Robbins
Matt Brown
Gobel Harris
Marietta
Paul Poteat
Arnold Clark
Bryant
Howard Parrish
Cal Flynn
Bill Lane
Culler
Lane
Devils Triumph Over Deacons In Big Five Action
Duke University’s Blue Devils defeated Wake Forest 5 to 0 and set up a return game with Davidson in a Big Five encounter. Flohr, Duke’s ace, limited the Deacons to three hits as Duke showed strong hitting, while Appalachian State teams posted baseball wins and Elon fell to VPI. Wake Forest tennis beat William and Mary 5 to 1.
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The
Cats
Catawba
Lenoir-Rhyne
Hickory
Appalachian
Elon
V.P. I
Blacksburg
Wake Forest
William and Mary
Williamsburg
High Point Hosts Historic Carolinas Golf Tournament Opener
The Emerywoods club hosts a four day event opening at noon with pros and amateurs teeing off in a community driven pre-tournament. High Point citizens funded the host city image and Junior Service League sells tickets. proceeds benefit players and charity.
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Emerywoods
Carolinas
High Point
Caddies Strike Resolved At Local Tournament
Pro Andy Merrilees, Frank J. St of the Chamber, and an eight member committee solved a caddie strike at Emerywood and Municipal courses. City caddies will work for pros during play while Country club caddies handle club duties.
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Andy Merrilees
Emerywood
Frank J. St
Chamber of Commerce
Merrilees
Emily Post
Blair Park
Country Club
Games Today Cincinnati at Chicago St Louis at Pittsburgh
Cincinnati visits Chicago while St Louis travels to Pittsburgh in today’s professional baseball schedule.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Boston 5 Brooklyn 3 leads baseball style scoreline
The scoreboard shows Boston defeating Brooklyn by five to three as the game progresses. Other major league scores include New York eleven over Philadelphia seven, Chicago three over Cincinnati two, Pittsburgh five over St. Louis four.
Birmingham and New Orleans Survive Scoring Spree
Baseball score brief shows Birmingham 7 Memphis 2, Knoxville 12 Nashville 5, New Orleans 8 Little Rock 9 with 11 innings noted and Chattanooga at Atlanta delayed by rain.
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Chattanooga
New Orleans
Bane
Birmingham
Atlanta
Little Rock
Nashville
Memphis
Knoxville
College and Association Baseball Results Across Leagues
American Association games include Indianapolis 4 Toledo 2 and Minneapolis 8 Milwaukee 1. Louisville beat Columbus 2 while Kansas City and St Paul had a cold day. Texas League saw Dallas 7 Tulsa 3 Fort Worth 4 Oklahoma 3 and San Antonio 6 Beaumont 6 in a rain tied end. Pacific Coast reports Los Angeles 11 Sacramento San Francisco 8 Oakland 7 with Missions at Seattle and Hollywood at Portland affected by rain and wet grounds. College Baseball shows Duke 5 Wake Forest 0 Louisburg 10 N Y State Fresh 7 Appalachian 7 Lenoir Rhyne 4 Virginia P I 9 Blon Clemson Erkine and Virginia Washington and Lee all with rain interruptions.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Toledo
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Columbus
Kansas City-St. Paul
Dallas
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Oklahoma
San Antonio
Beaumont
Galveston-Houston
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Sacramento
San Francisco
Oakland
Missions
Seattle
Hollywood
Portland
Duke
Wake Forest
Louisburg College
N. Y. State Fresh
Appalachian
Lenoir-Rhyne
Vv. P. I
Blon G. Clemson
Erakine
Virginia-Washington and Lee
Yesterday’sScores in Major League Matches
Detroit 2 Chicago 3 New York 1 Philadelphia 6 Cleveland 15 St Louis 2 Boston 5 Washington 0. Results from yesterday list games across the league with scores for five matchups including Detroit Chicago New York Philadelphia Cleveland St Louis Boston and Washington.
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Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Eetewe
Ciceeenee Ohieaen
Montreal Beats Baltimore 6 to 2 as Scores Move
Montreal defeated Baltimore 6 to 2 in a hockey game. Newark lost 1 to 0 to Rochester. Toronto visits Syracuse while Buffalo hosts Albany as rain affects play.
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Montreal
Baltimore
Newark
Rochester
Toronto
Syracuse
Buffalo
Albany
Steerer
Eeewee
Major League Leaders From Baseball Almanac
National League batting honors go to Traynor Pirates and a host of stars from the Dodgers Giants Cardinals and Cubs. Runs batted in crown shared by Klein Dame Suhr Medwick Moore and others with multiple players tied. American League lists Dickey Yankees Goslin Tigers and a spread of top hitters and pitchers across leagues with names noted.
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Associated Press
National League
Traynor
Pirates
Szeson
Dodgers
Moore
Verges
Giantswick
Cardinals
Klein
Cubs
Vaughan
Dame Suhr
Medwick
Cardimate
Giants
Kieie
Lindstrom
Kiein
Ott
Chiozza
Phillies
Rothrock
Frankhouse
Braves
Neke
Bush
Mungo
Red
Hubbell
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