Inter-City Industrial league opens with grudge showdowns
Six clubs launch the Inter-City Industrial league second day with two headline grudge bouts. The Chair meets Ragan at Willis park at 4 pm and Bossong hosts Asheboro while McCrary faces Ross, promising fireworks as teams debut for the season.
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Iim
Tomorould
Ville Chair
Ragan
Willis Util
Thomasville Field
Ragan-Mauer
High Point Boy
Honey
eCuiston
Thomasville
McCrary
Ross Asheboro
Randolph
Bossong
Max
Loflin
Ve Long
Asville Chair
Willis Park
Ashe
Infield Strong with Veterans as Outfielders
The Inter-City Industrial league feature spotlights Fra Barfield de Benvo neyesforh leading an experienced lineup. Veterans Schaffner New man Hudspeth and Johnson anchor the infield and outfield while Lanier Loflin Brooks Wentz lead a four-man pitching staff. Bossong opens against McCrary in Asheboro tomorrow.
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FRA
Barfield de Benvoneyesforh
All Story
Thomasville Chair
Piez May
J. H. Wrape
Hazel Jarrett
Shortstop
Rufus Cox
Cox
Asheboro
Joe
Sallie Newman
Hudspeth
Indians
Max Lanier
Denton Flash
Lanier
Worth Loflin
Ragan- Maurice
Trinity High
Charlie Brooks
Charlie Wentz
Ollie Durham
May
Durham
Snooks Durham
Brant Hackett
Carl Stout
Jimmie Cox
Bossong
McCrary
League Race Forms Three Amateur Circuits in City
The Y M C A meeting confirmed three amateur leagues for this summer to be run by the local association. Officers W W Lewis president Melbourne Amos vice president Charlie Spencer secretary treasurer and commissioners Bunn Dunn Bill Bailey Everett Marsh. Leagues include Commercial Amateur and Industrial with multiple clubs listed. openings begin this Saturday for Industrial and Amateur, Commercial starts May 9.
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Commercial
W. W. Lewis
Melbourne Amos
Charlie Spencer
Bunn Dunn
Bill Bailey
Everett Marsh
Woodmen of the World
Logan Porter Mirror Company
Allen Jay
Denny Roll & Panel
Snow Lumber Company
Adame-Millis Blue Sox
Huntley-Jackson
Guilford
Harriss-Covington
Furniture City
Amos and
Oakdale
Adamis-Millis Pointers
Triangle
Marsh
Thomasville
Tomlinson
High
San Diego sports talk and derby notes from Oak
An April report compiles scattered game chatter including derby visits, hotel passes, and local sports figures. It mentions Schmeling Louis talk, Bill Charl and Frankie in updates, and a Narragansett connection with Ren Villanova and Oklahoma players amid ballpark chatter.
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Oak
San Diego News
Schmeling-Louis
Htt Winn
Newtly
Bny
Bill Charl Barkeeper
Frankie
Yawkeybills
Mickey
Nob
Villanovasta
Panthers defeat Teachers in twin bill at Willis Park
High Point College Panthers won both games against Eastern Carolina Teachers. In the opener Culler and Dorsett starred on offense and mound duty, Koontz and Elder supplied key hits, and a flawless double play aided the defense. The nightcap featured Dorsett’s improved play and a Gibson homer for the visitors before HP held on for the win. The Panthers next face Elon on Thursday.
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High Point College Oathers
Eastern Carolina
Willis Park
Broadus Culler
Ishmael Dorsett
Culler
Panther
Dapsett
Martin
Koontz
High Point
Dorsett
Towery
Diamont
Gibson
Panthers
Elon Nine
Oklahoma boys win college titles and national meets
Oklahoma boys captured five of seven in intercollegiate events and seven of nine in the National AAU meet plus six of seven in Olympic trials. Gene Moore, the Brooklyn outfielder who moved to Boston, may have what it takes. University of Washington freshmen crews under Tom Bolles won six straight Pacific Coast titles and three national titles at the Poughkeepsie regattas.
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Oklahoma
Gene Moore
Brooklyn
Boston
U. of Washington
Tom Bolles
Pacific Coast
Poughkeepsie
Carey fuels ticket push with 1200 Louis Schmeling seats
Ww F Carey, former garden boss, becomes top customer for Mike Jacobs by reserving 1200 Schmeling seats and hinting at 600 more as he offers to send 25 000 for a binder. Mike replies to wait and see. Irish and Bob Meusel play semi pro in California while Branch Rickey returns to work with injuries.
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F. Carey
Mike Jacobs
Mike
Louis Schmeling
Carey
Bob Meusel
Giants
Yankees
California
Branch Rickey
Schultz to Meet Hickman in Major Wrestling Clash
Dutch Schultz, famed Wrestler from New Haven, faces Herman Hickman in the main event at High Point arena. Hickman is favored on paper due to his strong record, though Schultz is known for thriving as the underdog. The card also features Eli Fischer versus Father Lumpkin in the opener as a closely matched bout.
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Father Lumpkin
Eli Fischer
Dutch Schultz
Hercules
Joe Savoldi
New Haven
Tennessee
Herman
Dreamland
Georgia Tech
Revival Opens Randluman First Wesleyan Church
D C Stone opened the first revival at the Randluman First Wesleyan Methodist church on Sunday attracting capacity congregations. The church had only opened two weeks ago and this is their initial drive for members.
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Randluyman
Ey. D. C
Stone
Randlemen
Louisville Prepares For Derby Crowd To Top Records
Louisville braces for a record Derby crowd as 560000 fans expected for the 62nd Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Derby week hype builds with governors, hotel staff, and transport leaders arranging space and access while trainers prepare 3 year olds for the one and one quarter mile classic. J. B. Widener's Brevity among top contenders with Granville Grand Slam and Banister also named by trainers and locals as likely winners.
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Churchill Downs
Kentucky
James Blise
Downs
J. B. Widener
William Woodward
Granville
Banister
E. R. Bradley
The
Fighter
Teufel
Coldstream
Indian Broom
Indians Look Dangerous For Opposing Clubs
The Cleveland Indians lead the league with eight wins and a strong pitching staff as Mel Harder Oral Hildebrand Johnny Allen Lloyd Brown and George Blaeholder pace a cohesive offense. Blaeholder won 2-1 over the St. Louis Browns as Bruce Campbell hit a seventh inning homer for the decisive run. In the other major league game Cincinnati Reds edged the Chicago Cubs 5-4 in ten innings.
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Cleveland Indians
Indians
Steve O'Neill
Mel Harder
Oral Hildebrand
Johnny Allen
Lloyd Brown
George Blaeholder
Willis Hudlin
Tigers
Red Sox
Yankees
Harold Trosky
Earl Averill
Joe Vosmik
Bruce Campbell
Blaeholder
St. Louis Browns
Campbell
Cincinnati Reds
Cubs
Deads and Heels Tie for Second in Big Five Race
In Charlotte on April 28 the Big Five race paused with Wake Forest and North Carolina tied for second behind Duke. North Carolina beat Davidson 3-2, while Wake Forest beat NC State 4-3. Tomorrow Duke meets Wake Forest and NC State faces Davidson as other regional results roll in.
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Charlotte
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Duke Blue Devils
Tar Heels
Davidson
Demon Deacons
N. C. State
Carolina
Duke
High Point
Lenoir-Rhyne
Hickory
Catawba
Guilford
Eastern Carolina Teachers College
Salisbury
Boone
Raleigh
State
Durham
Washington and Lee
Lexington
Maryland
Chapel Hill
Hampden-Sydney
Virginia
Charlottesville
Piedmont League Bunched With Only One Game Between
In Richmond Virginia on April 28 Piedmont league teams cluster near the top with only one game separating the leaders. Richmond and Norfolk share first place with Rocky Mount. Portsmouth beats Rocky Mount 6 2. Durham defeats Rocky Mount 8 2. Richmond rallies to an 8 2 win over Norfolk in the ninth inning.
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Richmond
Norfolk
Rocky Mount
Portsmouth
Durham
Asheville
Local Bowler Wins Honor In Duckpin Tourney
Cris Bambolis, a Greensboro bowler, earned tournament honors at the Duckpin Bowling meet held Saturday night. He led in all three events and top totals across the trio. High Point participants J Self and C Cecil also posted notable scores.
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Cris Bambolis
Greensboro
Bambolis
Self
Cecil
Harriss Covington Blue Sox Defeat Thomasville Club 10 to 6
The Harriss Covington Blue Sox, a Negro league team, defeated the Thomasville club yesterday afternoon in a high scoring game. The locals collected 19 hits to the visitors 16 as both teams slugged freely.
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Harriss-Covington Blue Sox
Thomasville Club
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