Opening Night Mayodan Feud Delays Cuban Baseball Catcher
Ramon Cueto a Cuban citizen was bought by Lexington Indians from Mayodan and expected to join opening night. The delay led to legal threats and a scramble to replace him with Pete Siciliano as manager Jimmy Mays received flowers in a wary ceremony.
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Thomasville
Ramon Cueto
Cuba
Lexington Indians
Joe McCrary
Reese Harris
Cueto
Harris
Lexington
A. C. Fite
Lexington Pronto
Pete Siciliano
Jimmy Mays
Jimmy
Prexy Gilliam
Ray Lindsey
Tommies
Trackmen Run Today In Penn Drake Relays
Des Moines Iowa April 26 The Drake Relays field is described as the best in 31 years with about 2500 entrants. Weather concerns include yesterday’s pools on runways and possible rain today and tomorrow as Franklin Johnson starts his Stanford coaching era.
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Drake
Des Moines
Apri
Franklin
Johnson
Jjhnson
Stanford University
Fights Last Night Upset Results Cold Summary
Steve Dudas of New York outpointed Dan Merritt of Cleveland in Cleveland. Lou Ambers of Herkimer New York outpointed Norment Quarles in Charleston West Virginia.
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Cleveland
Steve Dudas
New York
Dan Merritt
Charleston
W. Va
Lou Ambers
Herkimer
N. Y
Norment Quarles
Sheep herd and boxing notes intertwined in clipping
A fragmented item mentions Ken Overlin from Decatur Illinois knocking out Steve Wilkerson in Memphis Tennessee and notes a large Australian sheep population. The text is partial and includes stray city and ring references with no clear article focus.
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Richmond
Memphis
Tenn
Ken Overlin
Decatur
Ill
Steve Wilkerson
Thomasville Tommies blank Lexington in opener at Finch Field
In Thomasville’s North State League opener at Finch Field the Tommies defeated Lexington 8 to 1 behind Ray Lindsay who fanned 12 while allowing five hits. Bohannon Easley Leary and Thrift led the offense with six of eight team hits and multiple RBIs.
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Santa Claus
Jimmy Mays
Stocking
Finch Field
Lexington
Saint Nick
Reece Harris
Toms
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al Laceman
Bohannon
Leary
Easley
Tommie
Bob Lamothe
Johnny Thrift
Lamothe
Johnny
Roosevelt High
Washington
Rock of Gibraltar
Ray Lindsay
Tennessee Curve
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Gardner
Degowski
Ramon Cuoto
Lindsay
Drye
Lujack
Easely
Kirby
Walter Kirby
Charley Greenockle
Tribe
Norman Shope
Boots Miller
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Rhpoa Ty
Pawesannes
Bohannon, If
RMA
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Ermocre
BO i
Jiecanthus Os
Vcesancacate
Thrift
Whitaker
Greenockle
Ingram
Suggs
College Baseball and Other Results From Recent Meet
North Carolina beat Virginia 6 to 3. Western Carolina Teachers defeated Catawba 7 to 6. William and Mary and Wake Forest posted 4 and 3 respectively. Western Carolina Teachers won 7 2 over Catawba 6 9 in golf. Clemson and NC State tied Penn and Duke 2 to 1.
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Western Carolina Teachers
Catawba
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Triangle Trips Adams-Millis in Industrial League comeback
Triangle edged Adams-Millis 3 2 in a six inning finish as Morehead led with two singles and Fowler limited AM to six hits. Perry left early after Triangle offense sparked a three run sixth inning in yesterday's college diamond game.
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Adams- Millis
Perry
Cooper
A.M
Fowler
Adams-Millis
Morehead
Triangles
A-M
Abrhpoae Cook
Lesa Ki
Ea Ae
Hedrick
Pierce
Young
Sappenfield
Newton
Edwards
Cook
Adrhpore
Newman
Dawson
Viet
Hayworth
Shipwash
R. Adams-Millis i
L. Cooper
Smith
E. Cooper
Henry Armstrong Paul Junior Title Bout Looms
Boston April 26. The National Boxing Association may not recognize tonight’s Armstrong versus Junior welterweight title bout as a world championship. Armstrong, about 141 pounds, seeks to extend his three-title reign in a 15 round fight expected to draw New England’s largest boxing crowd since 1930. The 18 000 seat arena faces a strong wagered crowd. Open Monogram Meet opens at Chapel Hill as State High School Monogram Club Conference begins with talks by UNC athletic coaches.
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Boston
National Boxing Association
Henry Armstron- Paul
Collede
Armstrong
Lewiston
New England
Jimmy Maloney
Primo Carera
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Perry 7 in 6 as Fowler wins tight game
Perry scores seven in the sixth off E Cooper to beat Triangle 7 6. Fowler earns the win while Perry takes the loss. umpires Thomas and Stewart officiate a 1 hour 45 minute affair with Triangle leaving four on base and Adams Millis eight.
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Perry
E. Cooper
Triangle
Adams-Millis
Fowler
Thomas
Stewart
Greensboro Sets Tough Ring Card In South Hamilton Arena
Strong Greensboro lineup joins High Point for a two team boxing card at South Hamilton Arena. Ten bouts start at 8 30 with several title hopefuls including Rob Browden vs Leonard Suggs and Kimsey vs Marcus Steelman. Russell Thompson debuts against L C Dennis in light heavyweight as Billy Woodell faces Red Brandon in 126 pounds.
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High Point
Greensboro Y. M. C. A
Hamilton
Greensboro
Russell Thompson
L. C. Dennis
Bob Harden
Burlington
Purcell Kimsey
Jack Brown
Ray Keever
Billy Woodell
Red Brandon
Robert Brawden
Leonard Suggs
Sage
Oscar Ellington
Billy Paul
Ellington - Paul
Ellington
M. C. Kimsey
W. Cain
R. Keever
J. Brown
B. Woodell
R. Branden
O. Ellington
B. Paul
G. Weldon
J. Phillips
M. Steelman
L. Sugges
R. Brawden
P. Kimsey
B. Harden
R. Thompson Hoyt
G. Rodden
Ben Canipe
Concord Defeats Kannapolis 4 to 2 in Fifth Inning Rally
Concord Weavers erased a scoreless start with a four run fifth inning to beat Kannapolis 4 to 2. White and Taimisano shared catching duties with Berry and Pare behind them as the game ended with Concord scoring in the fifth to seal the victory.
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Concord Weavers
Towelers
RHE Kannapolis
White
Taimisano
Berry
Pare
Salisbury Giants win season opener over Cooleemee 5 4
Salisbury defeats Cooleemee 5 to 4 in the opener before about 1,000 at Cooleemee. Scoring by innings shows Salisbury with a late rally while Anske Conway Gallipeau Armstrong Rankin players noted. Also mentions a U S Army NA 50 bomber with twin 1500 hp engines and top speed 295 mph.
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Salisbury Giants
R.H.E. Salisbury
Anske
Conway
Gallipeau
Armstrong
Rankin
U.S. Army
Purple Flash Set for Return on Card With Bear Event
Promoter Sergeant L C Mc Mahon announced a stacked Monday night wrestling card led by the unmasked Purple Flash Ellis Bashara a Oklahoma All America guard who will face Tom Mahoney in the main event Also billed are Chief Chewichki vs Johnny Marrs and Ginger the 350 pound lady wrestler set to clash with Blackjack Hader in a hard hitting show highlighted by rivals from Charlotte Greensboro and Richmond.
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Ginger
Purple Flash
Flash
Charlotte
Ellis Bashara
Oklahoma
Tom Mahoney
Orlando
Chief Chewichki
Johnny Marrs
Greensboro
Chewichki
High Point Fights Belmont Abbey Boxer Duo Tonight
Belmont Abbey student George Welden from High Point returns home to face Greensboro as High Point hosts. Welden meets Billy Phillips in the 185 pound division. Also M C Kimsey at 145 pounds faces Marcus Steelman, aiming to gain edge in rival bout. Kimsey has a 2-1-1 record in four recent matches.
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George Welden
Belmont Abbey
High Point
Greensboro
Weldon
Billy Phillips
M. C. Kimsey
Marcus Steelman
Kimsey
Steelman
Galento Derby and Reno Plans Highlight Busy Roundup
Sports Roundup notes Galento potential bids from top managers and a Derby field forecast by Eastern horsemen. It also mentions Sarah Palfrey Fabyan heading to Reno for another divorce bid, Jamaica race fans failing to claim $23 441.95, and golfer Alvin Everett posting solid scores with insurer claims data.
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New York
Galento
Joe Gould
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Tennie Star
Massachusetts
Reno
Jamaica
Alvin Everett
Rome
Frisch Uses Board Drills as Pirates Rally Tactics
Frankie Frisch directs Pirates in chalkboard drills with phrases like first to third on base hits and stay until signs are clear. Georgetown's Al Blaisz to present a new world’s discus mark at the Penn Relays in Philadelphia today and tomorrow weather permitting.
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al Blazis
Georgetown
Frank Fuller
Virginia
Frankie Frisch
Pirates
Bue
Georegtown
Philly
Bill Stern
Chicago U
Chicago
Kentucky
Local News Briefs Highlight Sports and Personal Notes
Joe Jacobs and his fiancée Connie Drake planned a wedding on the eve of a Bur and Eagles clash. The Cardinals reportedly market veteran Lon Warneke for infield help. Bill Kern will showcase his new West Virginia U. squad in a practice game tomorrow. Lloyd McKim of Johannesburg Michigan drove 750 miles to referee high school games last winter and was late only once for ten minutes.
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Joe Jacobs
Connie Drake
Cardinals
Lon Warneke
Bill Kern
West Virginia U
Lieoyd M’kim
Johannesburg
Mich
Predictions on Speakers and Athletes by Baseball Figures
Tris Speaker and Connie Mack project future baseball feats. Bobby Feller may repeat his legendary no hit style, while Eddie Collins is seen as possibly matching his father in talent and impact as a ball player.
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Tris
Bobby Feller
Connie Mack
Eddie Collins
Sign of the Zombie publicity misspells Joe Louis name
The publicity unit for Joe Louis upcoming film Sign of the Zombie issues releases spelling it as Joe Lewis. The error highlights a misprint in promotional materials for the project.
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Joe Louis
Joe “Lewis
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