Inter-City Industrial League Opens Season With Schedule
The Inter-City Industrial Baseball League begins its season next Saturday with four clubs in action and two more starting Sunday. Defending champ McCrary Eagles travel to Albemarle to face Wiscassett Knitters, with Bossong Indians hosting White Oak. The Adams-Millis White Sox visit Hemp in the other Sunday opener. a revised 30-game schedule features possible Sunday transfers and a four-team playoff to decide the championship.
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McCrary Eagles
Asheboro
Albemarle
Wiscassett Knitters
Bossong Indians
White Oak Club
Greensboro
Adams-Millis White Sox
High Point
Hemp
W. F. Bailey
Adams Mills
Bossong
White Oak
McCrary
Wiscassett
Five Choice Games On Schedule Next Week End
Five Industrial league clubs and six Amateur circuit teams prepare for Saturday opening games at High Point. Schedules released show Triangle defending champ in Industrial league with Oakdale meeting Pickett and Marsh facing Thomasville clubs. Amateur slate includes Ullford vs Slane Tomlinson vs Snow Lumber and High nd vs Furniture City with a four team playoff format.
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High Point Thiseek
Themateur
Ces
Trigle
Chamon
Oakdale
Pickett Atakdale
Woodmen
Thomasville
Arsh
Ullford
Slane
Tomlinson
Snow Lumber
Highnd
Furniture City
Amateur League May Day Matchups Across Local Grounds
A jumble of May schedule lines shows Wuilford and Snow Lumber facing each other at Abbatoir with multiple pairings including High Highland versus Furniture City at Ad Millie Park and Adams Millis. Several games list Wuilford against Furniture City and Highland against Snow Lumber at various local sites.
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Wuilford
Slain
Abbatoir
Fomlinson
Snow Lumber
High Highland
Furniture City
Ad- Millie Park
Highland
Adams Ve. Snow Lumber
Kearns No. Or High School
Purniture City
Baer Open to Match With Pastor in United States
Max Baer, former heavyweight champion now in London, agreed to meet Bob Pastor in the United States. A suitable date will be arranged, per a cablegram to Johnston of Madison Ware Garden. Baer's manager Ell Hoffman said Baer will box Pastor if a date can be set in the states.
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New York
Omy Johnston
Madison Ware Garden Today
Max Baer
London
Bob Pastor
Joe Louis
Johnston
Ell Hoffman
Baer
Pastor
Weather Outlook for the Carolinas with Showers
North Carolina sees showers with continued cool conditions. Sunday and Monday show ers across the state with partly cloudy skies in the west and central regions. South Carolina reports showers and cooler conditions Sunday into Monday with coastal showers and partly cloudy inland areas.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Davis Cup Squad Opens Campaign Against Japan in San Francisco
The United States Davis Cup team led by 21 year old veteran J Donald Budge will open its bid against Japan in San Francisco over the weekend. Australia faces Mexico in Mexico City as the 1926 champions prepare for the May final at Forest Hills.
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New York
J. Donald Budge
United States
San Francisco
Australia
Mexico
Mexico City
Sue Prime
OEMAL
West Side
Forest Hills
N. Y
Japan
Don Budge
Gene Mako
Budge
California
Jiro Yamagishi
Fumiteru Nakano
Eleworth Vines
Orient
Frankie Parker
America
Nakano
Yamagishi
Jack Crawford
Vivian McGrath
Adrian Quist
Jack Bromwich
Parker
Mako
Joe Hunt
Bobby Riggs
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
University of Southern California
Boxing shoe maker claims no guarantee against knockouts
PITTSBURGH April 24 Joe Zivic former lightweight patents a boxing shoe that does not need resin to hold the foot on canvas. He notes there is no guarantee when a fighter wearing his shoe is struck solidly on the whiskers.
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Pittsburgh
Jack Zivic
Zivic
Carolina Beats William Mary in Track Meet
The University of North Carolina trackmen won 12 of 14 events, defeating William and Mary 89 to 37 in Chapel Hill. Captains Jim Finlay and Frank Wakeley led with 10 points each. Wakeley won the 880 and mile, Finlay won the 100 and 220 yard dashes.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
William and Mary
Jim Finlay
Frank Wakeley
Tar Heel
Finlay
Wakeley
Carolina
Hall
Peterson
Bennett
Dudley
Conner
Winborne
Murray
Bannon
Lang
Richards
Christian
Rice
Zable
Jones
Maresh
Daniel
Holmes
Kyle
Umstead
College Tennis Scores Reported From Two Meets
In Durham North Carolina North Carolina 10 Duke 0. In Columbia North Carolina Citadel and University of South Carolina postponed due to rain.
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Durham
N. C
North Carolina
Duke
Columbia
Citadel
University of South Carolina
Bunn Hearn's Proteges Making Good In Majors
A UNC Chapel Hill survey shows ten former University of North Carolina players are in the major leagues. Notable names include Burgess Whitehead, Lew Riggs, Nate Andrews, George Turbeville, John Peacock, Paul Dunlap, Thomas Irwin, John Humphries, Guy Fletcher, and Norman McCaskill with various clubs and positions.
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Chapel Hill
Hearn
University of North Carolina
Burgess Whitehead
Lewiston
N. C
New York Giants
Lew Riggs
Mebane
Cincinnati Reds
Nate Andrews
Rowland
St. Louis Cardinals
George Turbeville
Angier
Philadelphia Americans
John Peacock
Fremont
Boston Red Sox
Paul Dunlap
Siler City
New York Yankees
Montreal International League
Thomas Irwin
Altoona
Cleveland
New Orleans
John Humphries
Clifton Forge
Guy Fletcher
East Bend
Hazelton
New York
Pennsylvania
Norman McCaskill
Rockingham
Jack Scott Becomes Warrenton Chief of Police
Jack Scott, famous for his 1922 World Series turn with the New York Giants and notable 1928 World Series performance against the Yankees, is named chief of police in Warrenton North Carolina a town of about 1000. He was selected from nine applicants.
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Andrews
Wake Forest
Hearn
Toronto
Jersey City
Thompson
Brandon
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Allstar
Giants
White Sox
Warrenton
Jack Scott
Law and Order
Scott
North Carolina
Yankees
Philippines Gold Output Exceeds Ten Million in Five Months
Authorities report over 10 million dollars worth of gold produced in the Philippines in the last five months. A separate note proclaims Tristan de Cunha free from rats, while a jocular exchange questions tongue stimulants.
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Philippines
Tristan de Cunha
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MacCrary
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Adams- Millis
Oak
White Hemp
Adamsmillis
Wiscasset
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Wiscassett Menitters
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Adame- Retilie
Wiscassett Knitters Et MocCrary
Bossong Va
Adama-Millis
Adams-Millia
Pickett
Marsh Thomasville
Triangle
Marsh
Triangle Thomasville
Sakdale
Wuilford Vs
Abba
Liane
Wich
Now Lumber
Allen
Wullford
High Ool
Batotr
Wullford Vs
Kearns No. 2
High
Little Miss Tell
Miss Te
Ise West
San Diego
Calif
State College
Washington
Weather Bureau
J. L. R'fall Alpena
Asheville
Atlantic City
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Denver
el Paso
Galveston
Havre
Jacksonville
Kansas City
West
New Worm
Peter
St. Louis
CTP
Pere
San Antonio
Savannah
Vicksburg
Eeereerenert
U.N. C
Wistaria
Caro Inn
Miami University
Florida
Steve McCrimmon
Ese
Mexi
William-Mary
Roller
Connell
Williams
Mary
Watson
Housekeeping
Sanitone
Dry Cleaning Co
Master Cleaners and Dyers
South Main St
Bunn Hearn
University of N of North Carolina
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