Oakdale dominates with no hitter as Haney stars
Lefty Bob Haney tosses a no hit no run game for Oakdale against Irsh Furniture Company in the Industrial League. Oakdale surges to the league lead with a 22 0 win while Melrose tops Tomlinson 13 11 in the other Industrial League clash.
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Dodgers
Hamlin
Bob Haney
Oakdale
Irsh Furniture Company
Coke Miller
Haney
Art
Jamestown
Bruce Jenkins
Marsh
Bill Ragsdale
Eguer
Neece Osborne
Clete Campbell
Melrose
College Diamond
Tomlinson
Dusty Cooke
Ironhead Weston
Hugh Dean
Rip Collins
Jinx Harris
Triangle
Died Tomlinson Gives Melrose Slugger Win
Tomlinson died in a game as Melrose defeats in a 13 run affair. Weston and Rhyne homer marked scoring. Parrish, Rhyne and Weston struck out. Gurley earned the win, Collins the loss.
Mooresville Defeats Salisbury 17-3 in High-Scoring Game
Mooresville dominated Salisbury 17 to 3 with strong pitching and early offense. Jordan starred by going 5 for 6 as Mooresville bats circulated in two key innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooresville
Salisbury
Jordan
Rhe Moors
Coyar
Kingstone
Hicks
Peterson Lisbury
Wood
Lohbeck
Reed Schemes
Bill Peeler
Boudreau's Home Run Gives Tribe Lead Over Tigers
Lou Boudreau hit two home runs, his first in the majors, lifting the Cleveland Indians to a 4 2 victory over Detroit and into undisputed first in the American League. Naymick allowed seven hits over 8 1 3 innings, with Cleveland totaling 7 earned runs.
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Detroit
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Tribe
Boudreau
Lou
Harold Newhouser
Mike Naymick
Cleveland
Abrho Boudreau
M'Cosky
Weatherly
Camp
Ell
Chapman
Fox
Trosky
Geh
Ger
Heath If
Gr'nberg
Keltner
Hanes Hosiery Triumphs 10-2 Over HPC
Hanes Hosiery defeated High Point College 10 to 2 in Winston Salem with a late surge after a 2-2 tie. Seymour Franklin started for HPC, yielding two runs. Hanes built the lead as the Panthers struggled on defense and with pitching. Hanes next meets Triangle Hosiery in High Point at Willis Park at 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Hanes
High Point College
Panthers
Seymour Franklin
High Point
Willis Park
Triangle Hosiery
One Hit In Ten Inning Game At New Market
Fate Sasser of Glenda pitched ten innings without a hit as New Market edged past 2-1 due to field errors in the ninth and tenth. Alex Smith homered off Hall for the lone hit. Sasser fanned 238 while Hall struck out 17.
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New Market
Fate Sasser
Glenda
Hall
Alex Smith
Pate Sasser
Rhe Glenoa
N. Mikel
Sasser
Spencer
Hall and White
DiMaggio Slowed By Knee Injury For Week
Joe DiMaggio is sidelined with a right knee injury from a pre season game with Brooklyn. Doctor says he may play within a week, but DiMaggio doubts quick return as he heals and resumes with the Yankees in a two game set versus the Senators.
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Washington
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankee
Brooklyn Dodgers
George Bennett
Baltimore
Joe
DiMaggio
Senators
O. K
Bennett
Hader Faces Bear Ginger in Grappling Match
Hader demands rolling falls to pin the bear Ginger in a Monday night bout at South Hamilton Street Arena. Promoter McMahon scoffs at rolling falls while noting Hader’s plan to pin via back break. the program also features Tom Mahoney and Johnny Marrs plus the notorious Gypsy Chewichki in a billed card.
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Blackjack Hader
South Hamilton Street
McMahon
Hader
Ginger
Elwood
Purple Flash
Bashara
Oklahoma University
Tom Mahoney
Orlando
Fla
Globe Parlor Beats Woodmen in Ten Inning Amateur Clash
Globe Parlor, led by Lefty Wimpy Powers with ten strikeouts, beat Woodmen of the World 7-6 in ten innings in the Amateur League. Wilson and Wiseman had multiple hits for Globe as Gaddis and Powers held the Woodmen to three-hit pace early and late. Harriss Covington routed Tate Furniture 20-1, Guilford beat Carolina 7-6.
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Globe Parlor
Woodmen of
Harriss-Covington
Tate Furniture Company
Guilford
Carolina
Highland - Piedmont
Piedmont
Globe
Powers
Wiseman
Wilson
Duke Gaddis
Dallas Craven
Woodmen
Tate
Howard Williard
Sap Johnson
John Brown
Marvin Boggs
Arnold Newby
Carolina Container
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Harris-Cabrico Tate
Abrico
Newby
Harris Cf
John'n
Brown
Weisner
Pare
Bennett
Meredith
Hedrick
Morton c
Workman
Boggs P
Far'o'e
O'E
Davis
Willard P
Taylor
Carolina Kennel Club to hold seventh dog show at Sedgefield
The Carolina Kennel Club affiliated with the American Kennel Club will stage its seventh dog show at Sedgefield Manor on Saturday May 18. Edgar Moss of 808 Summit Avenue Greensboro will handle entries and supervise the event.
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Little Joe
J. B. McGahey
Hendersonville
Sedgefield
South
Carolina Kennel Club
American Kennel Club
Sedgefield Manor
Edgar Moss
Summit Avenue
Greensboro
Elon Tops Catawba 14 2 in 18th Straight Win
Elon stretched its winning streak to 18 games with a 14 to 2 victory over Catawba. The win marked a 10th consecutive North State Conference triumph for Elon.
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Salisbury
Elon
Catawba
Bromley Nabs Midweek Win In Tight Pitching Duel
Newby and Sales each had two base hits for Bromley with Willard earning the win over Boggs. Johnson, Weisner, and Boggs swiped bases. Morton fielded a passed ball. Umpires Helms and Bowers called a 2:15 game with 350 in attendance.
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Ner
Bennett
Workman
Newby
Sales
Willard
Johnson
Weisner
Boggs
E. Farlowe
Harris
Morton
Brown
Pate
Helms
Bowers
Baseball box score note with Hucks Hauser Cagle
Errors Hucks 2 Hauser 1. Home run Cagle. Three base hit Cagle. Two base hits Smith Harrington Apple Tucker. Stolen base Hucks. Sacrifice hits Apple Flynn. Base on balls off Harrington 1. Struck out Harrington 3 Cagle 12. Hit by pitch Harrington by Cagle. Umpires Bogle Cox. Time 1 45. Attendance 600.
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Oakdale
Webster
A. Campbell
Mints
Hoover
W. Haney
J. Hayney
R. Clark
Osborn
Haney
Ragsdale
Luquer
A. Clark
Jenkins
Eldridge
Pugh
H. Campbell
Amot Thomas
Stuart
R. Melros
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Tomlinson
Cook
Weston
Moran
Culler
Rhyne
Faircloth
Holt
Collins
Harris
Hodgins
Parrish
Kellem
Gurley
Tebbetts
Newhouser
Campbell
Veez
Gehringer
Coop Os i Vicsieccanes
Aietone Cine
Weatherly
Boudreau
Keltner
Mack
Noynick
York
Higgins
Bartell
Greenberg
Partell
Hemsley
Cleveland
Detroit
Naymick
Smith
Humphries
Geisel
McGowan
Rells
R. Wi
Overcetsarapeee Oho
Jae Globe Parlor
Lane
Wilson
Wiseman
Davis
Elder
Gaddis
Bolton
Craven
Putton
Carmichael
Powers
Grissom
Mason
Singerfield
Reaves
Globe Parlor
McDowell
Gray
Emerson
Crouch
Ingram
Hucks
Hauser
Cagle
Harrington
Apple
Tucker
Flynn
Bogle
Cox
R. Poorige Isos Onves Ene
Sikwasneene Een
Schumacher
Coscarart
Pranks
Jurges
Reese
Camilli
Hamlin
Rucker
Danning
Young
Witek
Whitehead
Joiner
Lavagetto
Ott
Franks
New York
Brooklyn
Campbell, Kiem
Ballanfant
Dit Captures Wood Memorial In Front Running Style
New York April 27 Arnold Hanger's Dit wins the Wood Memorial by three lengths amid a record crowd of 27 613. Dit earns Derby favoritism as Fenelon and Asp withdraw with overnight coughs. Red Dock settles second with Devil's Crag third. Flight Command and Carrier Pigeon finish sixth and twelfth.
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New York
Arnold Hanger
Rascal
Wood Memorial
Son of Transmute
Louisville
Bimelech
Buddy Haas
Payne Whitney
Red Dock
John B. Partridge
H. C. Phipps
Fenelon
Mrs. Phipps
Asp
Andy K
Dit
Sonny Whitney
Carrier Pigeon
Flight Command
Dodgers Beat Giants 4 to 1 In New York Opener
Luke Hamlin pitched effectively as the Dodgers defeated the New York Giants 4 to 1 in the first game of the year. Brooklyn jumped ahead with a run in the first, added one in the fourth and two more in the seventh. Mel Ott hit the Giants’ lone homer, while Hamlin and relievers held the visitors to eight hits and five walks. Attendance reached 38,122 as the Dodgers extended their winning streak to seven.
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New York
Luke
Hot Potato
Giants
Melvin Ott
Tar Heel Cinder Teams Sweep AAU
UNC victorious in the Carolinas AAU track meet in Chapel Hill winning 7 firsts and 73 percent of points. Bill Corpening led with two new Carolina AAU records 6 feet 4 inches high jump and 14.5 seconds in the 120 yard high hurdles and 15 points overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Tar Heels
Duke
Tar Heel Athletic Club
N. C. State
Lenoir- Rhyne
Wake Forest
Carolina
Tar Heel
Bill Corpening
Carolina Star
Kanapolis Edges Cooleemee 3 2 On Late Hr
Bill Carrier belted an eighth inning home run to lift Kanapolis to a 3 to 2 victory over Cooleemee. Game details note Cooleemee 2 runs on 5 hits with 2 errors, Kanapolis 3 runs on 5 hits with 0 errors. Pitchers Thomas and Gallipan teamed with White Plummer and Thomasino in the effort.
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Kannapolis
Bill Carrier
Cooleemee
Thomas
Gallipan
White
Plummer
Thomasino
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