Cunningham and Lash set Drake relay marks in Des Moines
Glenn Cunningham won the 1 000 yard run in 2 11.2 as Don Lash won the two mile in 9 10.6 at Des Moines Drake relay games. Cunningham outfinished Harry Williamson of North Carolina to claim the feature event with a bold finishing kick. Lash led early and sped 250 yards clear of Wayne Slocum to seal victory.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Glenn Cunningham
Don Lash
Indiana University
America
Glenn
Pennsylvania
Larry Brown
Cunningham
Ray Sears
Butler University
Elroy Robinson
Fresno
Calif
Kansas
Sears
Robinson
Harry Williamson
University of North Carolina
Williamson
Big Glenn
Cal Beckett
Marquette University
Harold Manning
Wichita
Lash
Wayne Slocum
Minnesota
Thomas Jefferson, Cook win South Atlantic Interscholastic golf titles
Jack Cook of Thomas Jefferson High School Richmond tied for medalist honors with Frank Sutton of Tech High Atlanta after an extra nine. Cook shot a 36 to par in the playoff, helping Thomas Jefferson claim the team championship 646 to 654 for Tech. Durhm, Winston-Salem, High Point and others posted scores as Greensboro and Raleigh withdrew.
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Thomas Jefferson High School
Richmond
Tech High
Atlanta
Virginians
Jack Cook
Thomas Jefferson
Frank Sutton
Tech
Cook
Sutton
Durham High
Winston-Salem
High Point
Central High
Washington
D. C
Asheville
Greensboro
Raleigh
Lexington
Spartanburg
Salisburg
Charlotte
Parks and Juvenile Commission
John Diffendale
Garrett
Snow
Abels
James Griggs
Albert Carr
Durham
Wright
Davis
Griegs
Grant
RK. Barnes
L. Barnes
Johnson
Alexander
Car
Bendieman
Salisbury
Anderson
Baseball scores from yesterday
Results yesterday include Boston beating New York 7 to 2, St. Louis defeating Cleveland 6 to 3, Washington over Philadelphia 10 to 3, and Detroit winning against Chicago 8 to 6.
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Boston
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Games today feature two-city matchups on schedule
Chicago plays Cincinnati while Pittsburgh meets St. Louis Boston visits New York Brooklyn travels to Philadelphia for basketball action today.
Baseball score roundup from yesterday games
Yesterday results show Cincinnati 5 Chicago 3 and Philadelphia 3 Brooklyn 1. New York defeated Boston 11 to 5 while Pittsburgh led St. Louis by the final listed score.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
International and Atlantic League Scores Report
Montreal 4 Baltimore 5 Buffalo 6 Albany 3 Toronto 4 Syracuse 0 Rochester 7 Newark 15 Columbia 1 Jacksonville 9 Augusta 2 Columbus 5 Oot 4 uncertain results listed with several 1s and missing context.
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Montreal
Baltimore
Buffalo
Albany
Toronto
Syracuse
Rochester
Newark
Columbia
Jacksonville
Columbus
Augusta
Opening Loop Tilts Draw Large Crowds in Inter-City Industrial League
Over 2,000 fans attended three opening games in the Inter-City Industrial league across Asheboro Thomasville and Greensboro. Adams-Millis White Sox beat McCrary Eagles 9-0 in Asheboro while Bossong routed Chair Makers 56 4 at Willis Park and Proximity defeated Ragan Maurice in Greensboro. Standings list Adams-Millis Bossong Proximity Thomasville Chair and Ragan Maurice with mixed records.
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Asheboro
Adamsa-Millis White Sox
High Point Lick
McCrary Eagles
Thomasville
Willis Park
Bossong
Chair Makers
Proximity
Ragan- Maurice
Greensboro
Wednesday's Games McCrary at Bossong
Thomasville Chair at Ragan Maurice Willis Park. Adams Millis at Proximity.
Davidson Dominates Maryville In Prep Track Meet
Davidson's track team defeated Maryville College by 83.5 to 47.5 at home this afternoon. The win boosts Davidson as they close their schedule before the State meet next week.
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Davidson
Maryville College
Brevity Defeats Derby Field in Sophomore at Churchill Downs
Brevity wins the Sophomore purse at Churchill Downs in near record time to cement a Kentucky Derby start. Bien Jolie is runner up and Langreel takes third as several derby hopefuls show form for the upcoming classic. Teufel wins the Wood handicap at Jamaica and Granville finishes second, tightening derby prospects. Delphinium falters, while Hollywood Tintages and Bright Plumage are kept in the East. Ned Reigh likely to join the field. Coldstream is moved to the Clark handicap after a late scratch.
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Brevity
J. E. Widener
Churchill Downs
E. R. Bradley
Jamaica
Kentucky
William Woodward
Granville
Mrs. Dodge Sloan
Delphinium
Heusel
Hal Price Headley
Hollywood
Marshall Field
C. V. Whitney
W. 3. Kilmer
Ned Reigh
C. B. Shaffer
Coldstream
Corinto
Ariel Cros
Cloverdale Defeats North Park By 12 to 7
The Cloverdale nine defeated North Park 12 to 7 yesterday afternoon in a high scoring baseball game. Both teams collected 12 safeties, with HH McDowell W Powers and Tucker leading Cloverdale’s hitting attack. Batteries were W Powers and Woodard for Cloverdale and J Brown and Kearns for North Park.
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Cloverdale
North Park
McDowell
W. Powers
Tucker
Iescueck
Scecene T. Ae
Woodard
J. Brown
Kearns
Tomlinson Beats Oakdale 9 To 2 In Jamestown Game
Tomlinson baseball team defeated Oakdale yesterday afternoon at Jamestown by 9 to 2. Sells pitched a four hit game while his teammates banged out 14 hits off Oakdale pitching.
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Tomlinson
Sells
Catawba Beats Appalachian State In Conference Game
Catawba collected 19 hits including a home run by pitcher Dave Robinson to defeat Appalachian State 11 to 5 in Salisbury. Appalachian State had 11 hits for a total of 30 base hits in the afternoon.
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Salisbury
Catawba
Dave Robinson
Appalachian State College Mountaineers
Appalachian
Guilford College Beats East Carolina Teachers 25 to 6
Guilford College routed Eastern Carolina Teachers College 25 to 6 in a slugfest at Guilford. Scoring in bursts from one to six runs each inning, Guilford demonstrated strong hitting led by Sinclair White Ayers Hin ton Higgins and Boyles Rhyne and Garner while playing solid defense.
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Guilford College
Eastern Carolina Teachers
Guilford
Sinclair
White
Californians Budge Mako win Mason-Dixon tennis title
In White Sulphur Springs West Virginia on April 25 Donald Budge and Gene Mako defeated Wilmer Allison and Johnny Van Ryn to win the Mason-Dixon doubles title after dropping the first two sets. Budge will face Bitsy Grant in the men’s singles final. Helen Fulton upset Virginia Rice Johnson to win the women’s title.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Donald Budge
Gene Mako
Wilmer Allison
Johnny van Ryn
Allison
van Ryn
Johnny
Budge
Mako
Helen Fulton
Winnetka
Dark Horse
Virginia Rice Johnson
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Lefty Wilson Dominates McCrary Eagles In 9-0 Win
Lefty Wilson hurled five hits allowed and hit a homer as Adams-Millis White Sox routed the McCrary Eagles 9 to 0 in the Inter-City Industrial league opener at Asheboro. Fritz, Bolick and De Lappe led the offense with key hits and runs scored, while Wilson also contributed a late inning home run.
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Asheboro
Lefty Wilson
McCrary Eagles
Adams-Millis White Sox
Wilson
Eagles
McCrary
Adams-Millis
McFayden
York
Short
Calloway
Fritz
Bolick
de Lappe
Adame Millis
Young
Stone
DeLappe
Pierce
Bryan
Harvey
Charlie Young
Bolick’sa
Pee Ene Wilson
Ee Ee
Ghee Caloway
Craver
Ogg
TR Daess
Mebapden
Hammer
McVapten
McPayden
Standings Gap Widens in Southern Association Scores
Southern Association results list Knoxville 1 Atlanta 5 Birmingham 7 Memphis 4 Chattanooga 0 Nashville 9 Little Rock 7 New Orleans 5. The table shows Birmingham and Nashville leading with strong batting and pitching displays across the slate.
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Southern Association
Knoxville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Chattanooga
Nashville
Little Rock
New Orleans
High Point Named Next Gideons Convention Site
Greensboro official H H Sutherland was elected president of the North Carolina Gideons. New officers include Duval Craven secretary treasurer Rawley Winston-Salem first vice president McMillan Charlotte second vice president Craven chaplain Cobb field representative. High Point chosen as next convention site for April 24-25 109387. Principal speaker John H Nicholson addressed the event.
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Winston-Salem
H. HH
Sutherland
Greensboro
North Carolina Gideons
Duval Craven
Pr. Rawley
J. A. McMillan
Charlotte
EE. P. Craven
H. Vv. Cobb
High Point
John H. Nicholson
Denver
Colorado
Duke Electricians Face Bossong Indians At Willis Park
The Duke Power Electricians meet Bossong Indians at Willis Park at 3 P M with Loflin on the mound for Bossong and Page Dennis slated for Duke. A strong crowd is expected as the two amateur clubs clash in a heated matchup.
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Duke
Duke Power Electricians
Willis Park
Bossong Club
Ashe
Loflin
Trinity High School
Dukes
Page Dennis
Page
Bossong
Duke Johnson
Ellerbe
Swaim
Harnhardt
Ef Jarrett
Ragsdale
Hudspeth
G. Smith
Newman
W. Connor
Shy Cfner
Clemmer
R. Cox
BE. Connor
Eeeree
Hickman Versus Schultz Headline Friday Wrestling Card
Tennessee star Herman Hickman meets Dutch Schultz in the feature bout at High Point arena Friday night promoter Curtis Denning announced. Schultz drew with former Georgia Tech star Father Lumpkin on the same card while Hickman last beat Cowboy Luttrall in two of three falls. Eli Fischer also appears in the opener, with Lumpkin swapping holds against Fischer as fans anticipate a strong crowd.
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Herman Hickman
Tennessee
Dutch Schults
High Point Arena
Curtis Denning
Hickman
Cowboy Luttrall
Schultz
Lumpkin
Georgia Tech
Denning
Eli Fischer
Fischer Om
Lump
Southerland Named Manager of New Joy Silk Throwing Plant
Harold P. Southerland longtime general foreman at Adams Millis will head a new Joy Silk Mills throwing plant in Hartsville South Carolina Associated with him will be F C Gilbert of Hartsville R A Snow will be local representative The plant will be small but allow room for expansion
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Harold P. Southerland
Adams-Millis Corporation
Joy Silk Mills
Hartsville
Southerland
F. C. Gilbert
R. A. Snow
Duke Blue Devils Dominate Tar Heels In Dual Meet Victory
Duke University athletics swept North Carolina in a decisive dual track meet 87 1 3 to 38 2 3 at Durham Stadium. Coach Carl Voyles led Duke to the first modern-era win over Carolina, breaking a long series of Tar Heel dominance and marking Duke’s strongest margin in the rivalry. Discus: Kraushaar first for Duke. Carolina second. Distance events highlighted by Duke’s Graham Gamm in the 880.
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Durham
Duke Univ
Northline
Dinder Path
Carl Voyles
Blue
Bob Fetzer
Carolina
Duke
Voyles
Tar Heels
Graham Gamm
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Carolin Adams
Millis Blanks McCrary
Eeeere Landenees Aaheee
Weteeree Seereenee
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Louis
Pittsourgh
Ragan-Maurice
Panthers
Dave Barbee
Collegians
Mock- Judson
High Point College Panthers
Barbee
Yowg
Booth
Koonts
Harris
Dorsett
Koontz
Jesuu
Duceret
Mack Judson
Martin
Associated Press
Oakdale
Appalachian State
Victor
E.C.T.C
Rhyne
Garner
Gideons
H. P. Southerland
Blue Devils
Carl Voyles’ Ager
E Sizemore
Kash
Karry
North Main
South Main
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