Pointers Fall To Twins In Opener At Home
The Piedmont season opener saw Winston-Salem Twins defeat High Point Pointers 8 to 5 after an eighth inning rally. Perry led with two homers, Malloy and Leiber added key hits, and Leiber finished with four hits. Attendance reached about 1,200 as the teams meet again today at 3:30.
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Box Score: Point Ab vs Winston Inning Run Totals
Box score shows Point Ab defeating Winston 8 to 7 with Perry Brummitt Allen Molloy Leiber and Cher at bat. Scoring includes multiple runs across innings, with Dennis and Baylin pitching and 9 Winston baserunners. Errors and hits noted. final line lists hits and earned runs by Winston and Point.
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Scot Castle Restored at Eilean Donan Castle
Scot Castle Restored at Eilean Donan Castle on Loch Duich Scotland after 1719 explosion. Lieut Col John McRae Gistrap will reside there. the fort has a history of bravery and bloodshed including the execution of 50 misdoers in the fourteenth century.
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Opening day slugfest marks Piedmont League debut
Charlotte tops the standings on unofficial figures as batters explode across the league. Perry of High Point belts two homers to lead the circuit while Wilmington and Greensboro contribute heavy hits in a day dominated by power at the plate. Attendance varies by city as teams open the pennant race.
Denmark orders jazz bands to leave the county
Denmark issues a broad notice telling all jazz bands to exit the county promptly. The action names musicians and organizations affected but lacks further detail on enforcement or timeline.
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Dixie Olympic Track Tryouts See Tar Heel Stars Shine
South eastern athletes gather in Tuscaloosa for the American Amateur Union championships first Olympic trials. Georgia, Tennessee, North and South Carolina and Alabama compete with stars like Farmer of North Carolina and Brownlee of Duke likely to run sprints and hurdles. Alabama’s Beard and Coleman challenge marks in shot put and discus while Reigels of Alabama eyes pole vault records. Several contenders from Duke, Clemson and Georgia Tech also expected to participate.
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Deacons Hold Top Post in State Big Five Race
Wake Forest beat Duke 6 to 6 on the Deacons home grounds as Junie Barnes allowed only five safeties. N. C. State crushed Davidson 16 to 2 with strong hitting and errors. Carolina defeated Duke 9 to 0 in tennis. Davidson swept Wake Forest in a track duel 117 to 82.
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College Nine Edges High Point In 8 7 Baseball Tilt
The Winston-Salem Athletics lost to High Point College 8 to 7 in a afternoon game. Lefty Smith started for Twin City but was relieved by Smithdeal after three innings, as Smithdeal shut down the Pointers. Hammond Holton and Smith had two hits apiece for Athletics, Isley made a notable running backhand catch, and a large crowd watched the intercollegiate matchup.
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Duke Clinches State Golf Title With 14 4 Win
Duke defeats Carolina 14 to 4 to clinch the state golf championship at Sedgefield, with the underdog claim in both branches of sport for the day.
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Helen Wills Moody Heads to Europe for Tennis Wins
New York April 28 Mrs Helen Wills Moody sails for Europe with 25 racquets to pursue tennis glory She will start at the French hard court championships May 22 затем compete in Wimbledon and the Wightman Cup matches
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Scouts Fight Fire at Dingwall Eatery in Evening Dress
Rover Boy Scouts of Dingwall Scotland hurried from the Town Hall dancing floor to battle a blaze at a fish and chop shop. The all scout fire brigade saved one of their favorite eating places from destruction.
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Betting Sage Predicts Derby Upset by Top Flight
Lexington April 28 Col E Bradley Idle Hour stables top horse Top Flight favored to win Kentucky Derby May 7 in Louisville but Bradley bets against her finishing in the money citing her light build. He offers 20 000 to 10 000 against. He backs Tick On and Burning Blaze as threats saying beat Tick On and you win.
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U S Davis Cup Team Opens Bid Against Canada
The United States 10982 bid for Davis Cup play opens with Ellsworth Vines in his debut and Wilmer Allison as a key singles player. Captain Bernon B Prentice fields Vines and Allison in singles and Allison with John Van Ryn in doubles with Frank Shields likely to play if the U.S. wins the first three matches.
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Sarazen Tops Winter Golf Money List With $7859
Gene Sarazen earned $7,859 to lead the money winners in winter golf tournaments. Pro manager Bob Harlow announced the figures, with Fred Morrison second at $5,708 and Harry Cooper third at $3,896 among 150 professionals sharing in $83,000 across 16 open events.
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Birmingham Wins 15 Inning Marathon Over Atlanta Crackers
In Atlanta on April 28 the Birmingham Barons outlasted the Crackers 15 to 14 after 15 innings delaying the second game due to darkness. Other results: Little Rock edged Chattanooga 4 to 3, Knoxville beat New Orleans 7 to 3, Montgomery split with Mobile 4-3 and 9-5, Columbus beat Jackson 12-11 then lost 4-2, Selma defeated Macon 14-12.
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North Carolina Daughters of America Concludes Convention
The North Carolina Daughters of America wrap up their convention in Greensboro on April 28 with election of officers and a vote on the 1933 convention city. The group serves as the women's auxiliary of the junior order of United American Mechanics.
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Automobiles on Farms Across United States Reach Sixty Percent
A rural study shows 58 percent of farms in the United States own automobiles, reflecting trends in farm mobility and equipment ownership among agricultural households nationwide.
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Cubs Reds Indians and White Sox Snatch Victory
Civitan club officials planted 30 sycamore trees at the Civitan baseball park on the Asheboro road to beautify the grounds for boys and young men. The trees were donated by John Blair. Earlier the Woman's club planted 20 sycamores on the municipal golf course, arranged by Mrs. F. R. Taylor with trees donated by Walter Davis. Cold weather limited Major League games to four. Wes Ferrell pitched Cleveland to a win yesterday.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Power Picks
The latest Associated Press list shows Natinoal and American League leaders by statistic. Critz and Terry headline batting and RBIs in the National League, while Ruth Gehrig and Foxx pace American League categories with multiple entries across hits doubles and home runs.
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Wisconsin May Give Doc Spears Another Job Besides Coach
Dr. Clarence Spears, newly named head football coach at the University of Wisconsin, appeared likely to become director of intercollegiate athletics. Irwin Uteritz was reassigned to assistant football coach in charge of the backfield, and Spears may take on the dual role of director and head coach.
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Cubs overcome ill star losses to top Pirates in NL race
Cubs surge atop the NL standings despite injuries to Hazen Cuyler Elwood English and Burleigh Grimes as Lance Richbourg and Pat Malone power an 8 4 win over Pittsburgh. Cincinnati and Boston also win while Detroit tops Chicago in the AL as Ferrell shines for Cleveland and Averill drives the attack.
Baseball Roundup Highlights Four Teams and Long Game
Yesterday's Stars feature Bump Hadley relieving Sam Jones in the ninth and fanning the final two Detroit batters with bases loaded. Wes Ferrell pitched the Indians past the Browns for a fourth straight win. Pat Malone blanked the Pirates after a shaky first and homered in the Cubs 8 4 victory. George Grantham collected four singles and scored twice as the Reds beat the Cardinals 6 to ?
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Piedmont League Standings and Today’s Schedule
Raleigh beats Asheville 2 to 1 and Winston defeats High Point 8 to 6. Today Greensboro visits Durham, Asheville at Charlotte, Winston at High Point, and Wilmington hosts Raleigh.
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Chicago Bears Top Staged Results From Yesterday
In yesterday’s slate only four MLB games were played with St. Louis losing to Cincinnati 4 to 6 and Pittsburgh dropping 4 to Chicago 8 as the only results reported.
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Where They Play Today Might Have Typo Highlights
St. Louis visits Chicago, Cincinnati travels to Pittsburgh, New York heads to Boston, and Brooklyn plays Philadelphia in today’s schedule with four matchups across the league.
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Baseball scores from a cold weather day
Cleveland defeated St. Louis 7 to 1 while Chicago beat Detroit 4 to 3. Other games were postponed due to cold weather conditions.
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Detroit at St. Louis
Detroit faces St. Louis in a clash highlighted by local fans with likely impact on standings as teams seek critical road win and momentum in midseason stretch.
Southern grid results and cold Nashville scene
Scores show Chattanooga 3 over Little Rock 4, New Orleans 3 over Knoxville 7, Birmingham 15 over Atlanta 14, with the Nashville Memphis game noted as cold conditions. The brief sports update records recent pro or college football or basketball scores and a weather remark.
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Regional matchups headline set across southern cities
Birmingham plays Atlanta, Nashville faces Atlanta, Chattanooga meets Memphis, and New Orleans travels to Knoxville in a series of regional games shaping conference standings this week.
Largest Number of Track Entries Now Gathered At Penn
Philadelphia April 28 421 athletes from colleges nationwide gathered for Penns annual relay carnival. Barney Berlinger Penn captain and decathlon winner for the last three carnivals to receive Sullivan award as Americas outstanding athlete of 1931. Penns distance medley team strong with NYU and Holy Cross as top rivals.
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First state high school golf tourney opens in Chapel Hill
April 28 reports the start of the first state high school golf tournament in Chapel Hill with teams from Durham Raleigh Winston-Salem and High Point competing.
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Ypsilanti Bout Ends With Pee Wee Wilson KO
In Ypsilanti Michigan Pee Wee Wilson of Omaha Nebraska beat Johnny Posky of Windsor Ontario by knockout in five rounds.
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