Football Clash Confusion On October 26 Weekend
North Carolina football plans for Saturday October 26 jumble with two must games and a potential night matchup. Carolina faces Texas Christian and Wake Forest while Mississippi State and other contests loom. Duke coach Wallace Wade opposes Friday night shifts amid stadium limits.
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Yanks Fall to Senators in Wild 3-2 Setback Heroics by Chase
Washington pitcher Ken Chase holds off the New York Yankees for a 3-2 win as Eddy Lewis delivers the deciding hit in the ninth. Breuer debuts for the Yankees, surrendering nine Washington hits as the Senators seize victory in a tight late rally.
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French Clips Cards Again In 4 0 Shutout
Larry French of the Chicago Cubs pitched a complete game shutout against St. Louis, beating the Cardinals 4 to 0. Bill Nicholson delivered a bases loaded two run double in the sixth, with Warneke and Shoun finishing on the mound for Chicago.
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Braves Blanked by Wake Forest in Tennis Meet
Wake Forest shut out the William and Mary Braves of Norfolk 9 to 0 in a tennis meet held today.
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Byrne Shuts Duke as Wake Forest Wins Big Five Tilt
Lefty Tommy Byrne allowed four singles and fanned 14 in 9 innings, boosting Wake Forest to a 6 1 victory over Duke. Byrne also had three hits in four at bats, powering the Demon Deacons with early scoring in the third and fourth frames.
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Probable MLB pitchers listed for April 28 games
Major league forecasts give starters for Friday games. American League matchups include St. Louis at Chicago with Kennedy facing Lyons and Cleveland at Detroit with Milnar opposing Rowe. New York visits Washington with Sandra vs Leonard, Boston at Philadelphia with Gatehouse vs Dean. National League games feature Chicago at St Louis with Lee vs McGee, Philadelphia at Boston Higbe vs Sullivan, Brooklyn at New York Wyatt vs Gumbert, and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Butler vs Thompson.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scoreboard Across Leagues
Yesterday's results show multiple league games with notable scores. International League highlights include Montreal and Toronto victories, while American Association and Southern Association feature close races and high scorers. Eastern League and Piedmont matches conclude with Elmira and Rocky Mount posting wins respectively.
Tommies Beat Concord 10-6 In Local Baseball Clash
Thomasville Tommies defeated the Concord Weavers 10 to 6 with extra base hits deciding the game. Leroy Bohannon homered with one on and John Thrift hit a bases loaded triple, Watts homered for Concord, and Henry Easley led the Tommies with 3 hits in five at bats.
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Major League Leaders Box Score Summary
The box score highlights runs batted in by Leary Lamonthe D Amico Watts Russello Easley Bohan Thrift Pennington and home runs by Watts Bohannon. Miller earned the win while D Amico took the loss. Umpires Chapman and Yasitas. Time 2 00.
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Walters Throws Shutout as Reds Top Pirates 3 0
Bucky Walters blanked Pittsburgh with a three hit performance in Cincinnati. He helped himself with a first inning single and Lonnie Frey scored on a McCormick two base hit as Frank Goodman homered in the seventh. Walters also allowed three walks and struck out one in a 1 hour 56 minute game witnessed by 5,959 fans.
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Loyola overpowers North Carolina in lacrosse rout
Loyola defeats North Carolina 15 to 3 in a lacrosse game at Baltimore. The game showcases Loyola’s strong offense and defense, delivering a decisive win over the Tar Heels in an impressive home contest.
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Citadel Edges Davidson Cats 66 65 in Track Meet
Davidson hosted a close track meet where The Citadel edged Davidson 66 to 65 as the lead shifted in most events. Charley Brown helped with wins in the 440 and broad jump plus a 21 foot 3% inch broad jump to secure the final margin.
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Adams-Millis White Sox open Tri-City League with 3 0 win
In Greensboro on April 27 the rejuvenated Adams-Millis White Sox of High Point, led by pitchers Lard Perry and Ted Martin, defeated White Oak 3 to 0 to start the Tri-City League campaign.
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Highs Whipped Again 8 To 2 By Salisbury Yellow Jackets
High Point loses 8 to 2 as Salisbury capitalizes on seven Bison errors. Overcash leaves with arm soreness after four innings. Hussey struggles, yielding eight runs, three earned. Drye wins for Salisbury, Perry records win for Adams-Millis later in the day.
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College Track Scores From Four Meets Across the South
Newberry defeats Wofford 75 to 51 in Spartanburg. Clemson beats South Carolina 86 to 44 in Columbia. Richmond sees University of Richmond 70 1 3, V M S 35 2 3. The Citadel edges Davidson 66 to 65 in Davidson.
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Joe Jacobs the Muscle dies at 44 in boxing world tribute
New York on April 27 reports boxing figure Joe Jacobs famed for guiding Tony Galento and turning Yussel the Muscle into a national character died at age 44 after heart pain led to medical treatment. He shaped fights in Dublin and New York, mentored Schmeling, Galento, McTigue, and Louis era, and left a lasting record in boxing lore.
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Pole Vault Record Tumbles At Drake Relays
Beefus Bryan of the University of Texas set a 14 foot 1/16 inch pole vault record during the Drake Relays in Des Moines Iowa. Gusty wind limited other new records but thrilling races and events followed.
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Hanes Hosiery First Foe At Willis Park
The Hanes Hosiery nine from Winston-Salem visits Willis Park to open Triangle's Tri City League schedule at 2 30. Triangle, coming off a 3 2 win over Adams Millis, seeks its first Industrial League win as Hanes, recently defeating High Point College 10 2, brings strong form and John Henrie on the mound.
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Tennis Scores From College Matches Across States
Presbyterian beats College of Charleston 7 0 in Clinton North Carolina. Lenoir Rhyne defeats Western Carolina 6 1 in Hickory. South Carolina edges The Citadel 4 3 in Columbia. Washington and Lee overwhelms Wofford 6 1 in Lexington. Wake Forest routs William and Mary Norfolk 9 0 in Wake Forest North Carolina. Duke overwhelms Bucknell 9 0 in Lewisburg Pennsylvania.
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Indiana and Michigan Triumph in Relay and Distance Events
Indiana relay teams won the four mile event while Michigan took the one and two mile championships. Warren Breidenbach of Michigan edged Frank Church of LSU in a dramatic mile finish. Beefus notably surpassed the Northwestern 1930 mark with a 13 feet 11 inch leap and previously hit 14 feet two inches at the Kansas Relays last year.
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