Commissioners 10 Meet Here Tuesday
Raymond, chairman of the High Point Boxing Commission will hold a meeting Tuesday night with NC State Boxing Commission members and state sports writers at Fritzbarry lodge. The group will attend High Point’s outdoor boxing show at Willis Park, run under NBA rules, with K O Conway as matchmaker.
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Main Street
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Mann's Drug Stores
Pointers and Hornets open Piedmont League season at Willis Park
The Piedmont League debuts at Willis Park with the Pointers hosting Charlotte’s Hornets in the league opener. Dan Boone builds a fast, skilled infield and a hard hitting outfield while planning to rely on rookie help and a new pitcher Plue for the opening tilt.
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Piedmont
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Piedmont League Opens Here Wednesday and Tuesday Boxing Card
Opening events headline Piedmont League action at Willis Park with Tuesday boxing and a Wednesday outdoor show. The Tommies fall at Proximity 11 6 after seventh inning miscues, while Murphy leads Proximity with glove and bat.
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Willis Park
Pennsylvania Relays Spark Icy Rain and Record Feats
The 37th annual Pennsylvania relay carnival ended in Philadelphia amid rain with Pennsylvania and Ohio State sharing top relay honors. Penn set a one mile relay record at 3 minutes 18 seconds, tied the carnival mark, while Williams of Hampton and Munn of Minnesota broke field event records in javelin and shot. Yale led in pole vault and Harvard vied for four mile relay glory as Penn defeated Cornell and Harvard for major relay wins.
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Ralph Rose
Michigan
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Umpires Blamed as Exhibition Game Sparks Debate
The article argues umpires nearly ruined the match by withholding calls during an exhibition game. It questions coach Dan's plan, suggesting the purpose was to gauge player talent, while noting the coach likely believed the female team could perform well.
Local Fans Await Wednesday Look at Dan’s Team Prospects
Despite yesterday’s result, Wednesday will reveal what local fans can expect for the season. The writer believes Dan has a strong lineup, and a wrong call won’t be their first disappointment.
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Dan
Asheville Defeats Greenville 11-7 in Piedmont League
Asheville Tourists scored 11 runs to Greenville Green Wave's 7 in a Piedmont League game on Apr 25. Asheville notched five doubles and two triples while Greenville collected eight hits.
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Asheville
Waters and Thomas
Wolf Cubs Defeat Oak Ridge Cadets 11 to 9
North Carolina college freshmen beat Oak Ridge cadets in Raleigh by 11 to 9. The game swung in the fifth inning with five runs, highlighted by two home runs, a triple and two singles. Farris and State and Gold led Oak Ridge with three singles each. Final: State 11, Oak Ridge 9.
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Raleigh
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Ferebee
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Cooper
Tar Barby Harriers Win at Chapel Hill
Greensboro high trackmen were no match for the unbeaten Carolina freshmen as the Tar Babies dominated to win 102 to 15 in Chapel Hill on April 25.
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Chapel Hill
Greensboro High
Carolina
Giar Tar Babies
Davidson and V. M. I. Tie In Track Meet
Virginia Military Institute and Davidson College track teams battled to a 63 all tie in a dual meet here. VMIs mid and long distance strength swung the meet after Davidsons early lead. Ham Smith and Grimy George tied for high point honors with 11 points.
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Virginia Military Institute
Davidson College
V. M. IL
Wildcats
Ham Smith
Grimy George
Results AMERICAN ASSOCIATION standings and delays
The AMERICAN ASSOCIATION results show St. Paul defeating Columbus 4 to 4? Milwaukee losing 9 to 9 in darkness. Kansas City at Indianapolis postponed due to rain. Minneapolis at Toledo postponed due to rain.
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Southern Association Scores Report
Mobile 6 Atlanta 6 New Orleans 2 Birmingham 6 Tittle Rock 3 Chattanooga 4 Memphis 6 Nashville 2 Chattanooga 3 Memphis 2 in second game 7 innings with Nashville 2-3.
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Van Camp Tops AL Batting. Vosmik Slotted In Third
Boston’s Al Van Camp posted two hits in four at bats to raise his average to .474 and reach 19 official at bats, earning him a place in the big six. Detroit’s Dale Alexander collected two hits in two official at bats for a .459 mark as American League leaders are noted. National leaders are referenced.
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Cleveland Indians
al van Camp
Boston Red Sox
Dale Alexander
Detroit
van Camp
Alexander
Home Run Leaders and Standings Scrambled
Lists yesterday's home run leaders Simmons Alexander Verger Herman Arlett Leslie and Ruth Gehrig plus leaders Horneby Stone Herman and Gehrig across Cubs Tigers Yankees Phillies Giants. League totals appear garbled with national totals and grand total lines.
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Athletics
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Arlett
Phillies
Horneby
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Eee Herman
Stone
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Yankees
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Cubs Come From Behind To Beat Pirates In Pittsburgh
Chicago rallied in the ninth to turn a one run deficit into an 8 to 3 victory over Pittsburgh. The Cubs extended their advantage in the season series as they defeated the Pirates for the fifth time in six games.
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Chicago
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Pirates
Spring mixed Scotch four some opens at High Point
The opening round of the annual spring golf series at High Point Golf and Country Club took place Friday afternoon. Five teams competed in the mixed Scotch foursomes event.
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High Point Golf and Country Club
Local Mill Team Triumphs Over Lexington in Seven-Inning Game
Diamond Full Fashioned Hosiery Company defeated Johnson Silk Mill 16 to 9 in seven innings at Lexington. Diamond led 4 0 after three, then surged as Huggins gave way to Garner who drove in runs and scored twice. Green relieved for Lexington. final score 16 9.
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Braves Take Two Of Three From Robins In 5 4 Win
Boston Braves defeat Brooklyn Robins 5 to 4. Two runs in the first inning and three more in the fifth against pitcher Mattingly key the comeback. Hollis Thurston knocked in runs in the early frame.
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Mattingly
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Boston
Phillies edge Giants in ten innings for 4 3 win
Clise Dudley pitched for Philadelphia and Buzz Arlett drove in runs as the Phillies defeated the Giants 4 to 3 in ten innings after yesterday's twelve inning deadlock. Philadelphia scored 200 000 010 1 to New York's 000 110 010 0.
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Phillies
NEW York
Clise Dudley
Buzz Arlett
Philadelphia
Giant Furniture Team Defeats Robbins Mill
The Giant Furniture Company baseball team won their season opener 10 to 7 against Robbins Hosiery Mill. Hill Denny and Franklin led with two hits each. A second game with the Green Street White Sox was rained out as the Sox did not appear. the Giants used the day for practice and prepared for next Friday’s game.
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Sox
Winds Delay Wood Record Attempt At Sea
Strong winds at Miami Beach force Wood to postpone his bid to beat Kay Don's 103.49 mph world speedboat record. He arrived from New York and ordered preparations for Miss America IX, waiting for calmer tides on Monday to resume trials.
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International League Scores Roundup
Montreal overwhelmed Newark 7 to 0 while Buffalo fell at Jersey City 4 1. Toronto faced Baltimore in rain and Rochester played Reading in wet conditions.
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Cooper Leads Channel Swim Amid Tight Pack
The Channel Swim enters its 10th week as Lelon Cooper remains in front with 2612 miles covered. Carl Shelton moves to second after passing Lloyd Whitley and Albert McAnally, who sit close behind in a tight chase. Verlis Freeman climbs from last to fifth with favorable tides aiding.
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Cooper
Carl Shelton
Lloyd Whitley
Albert McAnally
McAnally
Verlis Freeman
Rain Postpones Carolina Duke Baseball Game in Chapel Hill
Rain and wet grounds call off the Carolina versus Duke baseball game in Chapel Hill. Duke will tour next week and the makeup date is uncertain with May 12 and 15 most likely. The Carolina Duke game in Durham is set for May 16.
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Red Sox Rally Tops Yankees In 10th To Seal Win
Cleo base running produced the decisive run as Boston defeated New York 5 to 4 in ten innings. With bases loaded pinch hitter Marquardt hit a tapering roller as Chapman chased a forced run and Pickering scored from third amid a chaotic play.
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Three for Bengals as Detroit tops St Louis 3 to 1
Detroit completed a three game win streak over St Louis by clinching a 3 to 1 victory in Detroit. A two run rally after a tie at eight innings sealed the win as St Louis was held scoreless till the eighth.
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Davidson golfers win state intercollegiate title
In rain at Greensboro Davidson College wins the North Carolina intercollegiate championship by 17 strokes over North Carolina. Individual honors go to Joe Adams of UNC with 1 under par 1 strokes for 36 holes while Arthur Mills leads Davidson with 157. Other Davidson scorers include M Wagner A L Mills J K Pepp Jr F P Calwell. Duke, NC State also place in the field.
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Duke University
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Catawba College Defeats Lexington in Baseball Victory
Catawba college defeated the Lexington baseball team here 20 to 4. The game featured strong innings with Satawba scoring heavily in multiple frames as Bolick Whitmer and Eglof led the offense.
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