Local Golf Pro Is Money Winner
In Burlington, April 28, the Carolina Open golf championship reaches an 18 hole playoff between Clayton Hearner of Linville and Johnny Palmer of Badin after both tied at 271 through 12 holes. Prize money totals include 300 for the winner and 180 for the runner up, with other players earning from 50 to 130 dollars based on final standings. detailed scores list multiple players across North and South Carolina.
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Burlington
Clayton Hearner
Linville
Johnny Palmer
Badin
Charlie Farlow
Johnny Bulla
George Slingerland
Greensboro
Thurman Edwards
Winston- Salem
Clarence Owen
Morganton
Jim Crichton
High Point
Leo Hansbury
Summerville
Henry Styers, Jr
Leaksville
Palmer Maples
Rocky Mount
Palmer Laughridge
Salisbury
Guy Paulsen
Seriseone Salem
J. H. Orr
Charlotte
Ellis Maples
Plymouth
Pete Webb
Shelby
Gran Sharpe
Tic Schrieber
Henrye Stivers, Jr
Marshall Ballentine
Greenville
S. C
Walter Reynolds
Rock Hill
Larry Brooks
Tryon
George MacCallister
Leo Hensbury
Truman Edwards
Winston-Salem
Palmer Laughride
Jack Garrett
Pinehurst
Melville Hemphille
Columbia
Purvis Ferree
Johnny Gulla
Cleverce Owen
Jack Toomer
Reidsville
Arthur Ham
Myrtle Beach
Tar Heels Aim To Narrow Gap In ACC Baseball Race
North Carolina stands 6 2 in ACC play and faces Wake Forest on Tuesday as Duke leads with 7 1 in the conference. Wake Forest plays NC State and South Carolina in a three game stretch while Virginia Tech Furman also vie for position with two conference games. Clemson meets no ACC opponent this week.
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Richmond
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Duke Blue Devils
Duke
Tar Heel
Wake Forest
Wake Forest Deacons
North Carolina State
South Carolina
Deacons
Virginia Tech
Furman
Davidson
Tech
Washington and Lee
Virginia Fech
William and Mary
Clemson
Tommies Open Exhibition With Oak Ridge Cadets At Finch Field
Thomasville notes the Tommies meet Oak Ridge Cadets in an eight game exhibition at Finch Field at 8 p.m. Rain last week delayed drills but coach Jimmy Gruzdis pushes practice to ready for May 8 league opener. Team features many rookies led by infielders Hank Watro and Ralph Metzer and outfielder Louis Mastrow. Pitching by Clinard Hawkins and Schott.
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Thomasville
Tommies
Oak Ridge Cadets
Finch Field
Wilmington
Del
Jimmy Gruzdis
Gruzdis
Hank Watro
Ralph Metzer
Louis Mastrow
Cleveland Indians
Martin
Mastrow
Dry
Watro
Metzer
Howell
Weller
Clinard
Hawkins
Schott
Yesterday's Results From Multiple Baseball Leagues
Yesterday's results across Piedmont to Pacific Coast leagues show Richmond losing 4 to 14 at Durham, Charlotte 2, Asheville 3, Portsmouth 1, and a weathered slate with many games across American and National Leagues. Notable scores include Washington 6 over New York 3, Chicago 7 over St Louis 6, Boston 8 over Philadelphia 3, and New Orleans an 8-0 win. Multiple leagues report varied outcomes with several postponements due to rain.
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Portsmouth Eee
Eeere Ae
Asheville
Erea
Winston-Salem Se
Durham
Eee
Reese Rm
Richmond Eee
Greensboro
Charlotte
Cleveland
Ated
New York
Boston Pete
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Bos
Cincinnati
Boston Wrens
Pittsburgh
Richmond
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Detroit
St. Lows
Boston
Iain
Atlanta
Nashville
New Orleans
Memphis
Birmingham
Little Rock
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Columbus
Charleston
Greenville
Macon
Augusta
Jacksonville
Savannah
Columbia
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Buffalo
Newark
Rochester
Syracuse
Montreal
Baltimore
Toronto
Jerey City
Albany
Binghamton
Hartford
Springfield
Scranton
Whikes-Barre
Elmira
Williamsport
Hollywood
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Oakland
Portland
San Diego
Sacramento
Seattle
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Cardinals
Giants
Polo Grounds
Chicago Cubs
Redbirds
Boston Bees
Phillies
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Schoolboy Rowe
Tigers
Bob Feller
Rowe
Jeff Heath
Feller
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Brownies
Bill Dietrich
Local Basketball Games Today Across Piedmont Tournaments
Today's slate features Charlotte at Winston-Salem and Greensboro at Asheville, with Portsmouth visiting Durham and Richmond traveling to Norfolk. Fans plan to watch four matchups across the region as teams vie for early-season form.
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Piedmont League
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Asheville
Portsmouth
Durham
Richmond
Norfolk
Great Grandpap Hoople Derby Hat Vanishes Into Boots
Ecuador April 28. Major Amos Hoople, veteran claiming expert, explains why his Derby winner Our Boots will win at Churchill Downs. He attacks vague handicapper jargon and touts his own method based on indisputable figures, urging readers to wager on his pick and noting quirky family lore.
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Amos Hoople
Ecuador
Churchill Downs
Egad
Jove
Old Sheepshead Bay
Cleveland And Move Into Top In Piedmont League Hope
Cleveland and Norfolk, cellar dwellers in the Piedmont League, faced a hopeful bump as new opponents arrived. In college tennis, Sickle and Warren join in New York for the UNC scholastic final after Warren defeated Spurrier of Charlotte in the semi finals.
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Charlotte
Norfolk
Chapel Hill
Sickle
Warren
Scarborough
N. C
New York
University of North Carolina
Spurrier
Talbert defeats Riggs to win land of the sky tennis title
In Asheville on April 28 Billy Talbert of Cincinnati, ranked 16th, beat reigning No. 2 Bobby Riggs 1-35, 6-4, 6-2 to win the land of the sky tournament. Riggs and Arthur Harman defeated Talbert and Alex Guerry 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, 6-2 to claim the doubles title.
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Asheville
Billy Talbert
Cincinnati
Bobby Riggs
Riggs
Arthur Harman
Piedmont
Calif
Talbert
Alex Guerry
Chattanooga
Baseball matchups and pitchers listed for upcoming schedule
Cincinnati at Brooklyn Derringer 41 1 Turner 1 0 Wyatt 2 1. Detroit at Cleveland Newhouser 11 08 Milnar 1 1. Chicago at St Louis Hallett 0 1 Kennedy 40 2. Only games scheduled.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Derringer
Turner
Wyatt
Detroit
Cleveland
Newhouser
Milnar
Chicago
St. Louis
Hallett
Kennedy
Annual Relays Are About Even
By Hugh S. Fullerton Jr. Kansas relays prove a strong rival to Drake and Penn meets with standout performances in shot put discus and relay events. Drake leads in five or six field events while Penn dominates Indiana and Drake claim two relays each. Notre Dame and Georgetown also shine with key wins.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
New York
Pennsylvania
Penn
Hanover
N. H
Los Angeles
Drake
Kansas
Indiana
Texas
al Blazis
Georgetown
Des Moines
Notre Dame
Robbery in Bristol Ends With Threat Clouding Memory
In Bristol police report the victim Dominic Sinisgalli says two men robbed him of 300 dollars. The robbers told him they would not hurt him and demanded the money, adding a chilling personal note to the confrontation.
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Bristol
Conn
Dominic Sinisgalli
Dominic
Derby field may reach 14 horses this Saturday
Kentucky Derby prospects point to a field of about 14 as of race day with Our Boots leading a list that includes Wood Memorial winner Market Wise, Curious Coin, Master Henry, and King Cole. Eleven contenders remain in serious contention with eight already on the grounds or en route, shaping a crowded lineup for the $75,000 added Derby.
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Sid Feder
Louisville
Lou Tufano
Market Wise
Jamaica
Jack Howard
Clarence Buxton
Master Henry
Ogden Phipps
King Cole
Our Boots
Roy Martin
Kentucky
Woodvale Farm
Steve Judge
Toledo
Porter's Cap
Charles Howard
Los Angeles
Whirlaway
Calumet Farm
Warren Wright
Chicago
Dispose
King Ranch
R. J. Witeberg, Jr
Texas
Robert Morris
J. F. Byers
Pittsburgh
Little Beans
Mrs. L. Palladino
Boston
Long Island
N. Y
Locals Seek Second Victory Over Loop Foes
High Point High School's Black Bison travel to Greensboro for a Western Conference clash at 4 p.m. A win would push them ahead of the pack led by Reynolds and Greensboro with Salisbury in fourth. Pitching duties likely split between Melvin Walker and Dwight Upton, with infield set and outfield anchored by Hedrick Upton and Hoover.
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John R. Haworth
High Point High School
Bison
Greensboro
Greensboro High School
Salisbury
Borden High School
Reynolds
Winston- Salem
Gate City
Evee Alt
Simeon
Melvin Walker
Dwight Upton
Gastonia
John Crowder
Garland Pugh
Henry Rathrock
Upton
Walker
Ross Hedrick
Brownie Upton
Trees Hoover
Budge to Make Important Announcement May 5
Sports Roundup notes Budge will hold an important May 5 announcement. Market Wise cut Derby odds from 40 to 15 to 1 after Wood Memorial. Fight results list Montgomery over Peters Camarata over Padon de John over Marshall. Notre Dame’s Delaney skipped Penn Relays awaiting Blazis at Drake. Overlin backed by Billy Loose fans. Vander Meer featured by World Telegram. Ty Cobb Ruth match chatter with Springer Gibson. Leahy grabbed two New Orleans prep stars. Yankees music rabbit in NL, more pellets in AL.
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New York
Special News Service
Don Budge
Market Wise
Wood Memorial
Bob Montgomery
Nick Peters
Philly
Nick Camarata
Steve Padon
Billy Loose
Sharon and
Farrell
Ken Overlin
New York World-Telegram
Johnny Vander Meer
Springer Gibson
Chattanooga Evening Times
Bill Klei
Frank Leahy
New Orleans
Melodist Breaks From Wood Memorial Fame to S800 Claiming Race
Four years after Melodist won the Wood Memorial at Jamaica, the horse staggered in among the also rans in an S800 claiming race at Sportsman's Park while Market Wise Was prevailed in the Wood.
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Jamaica
Melodist
Market Wise
Sportsman's Park
Notre Dame visit stirs crowd as Bouley returns to BC huddle
Footballer Gil Bouley’s Notre Dame visit sparked a local stir and he rejoined Boston College in a team huddle with the dean. Uncle Wilbert Robinson would grin from Sea Island, Ga., as the Dodgers twice had two men on third. Patty Berg humbly tells reporters she is Patty. Uncle Sam rejects Abe Feldman, veteran heavyweight trial horse. Al Schacht notes the current screwball mirrors Christy Mathewson’s fadeaway in style.
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Gil Bouley
Notre Dame
Boston College
Wilbert Robinson
Sea Island
Dodgers
Modest Patty Berg
Patty
Sam
Abe Feldman
al Schacht
Christy Mathewson
Jingle to Stengel and Priddy in Big Day Hype
The item riffs on Casey Stengel and Joe McCarthy predicting Jerry Priddy will deliver a standout performance. It hints at Priddy seizing a crucial opportunity to prove himself on the field.
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Joe McCarthy
Jerry Priddy
Mill move sparks activity at Pine Lookout
Mr. W. P. Gilliam moved his mill to Pine Lookout and is doing considerable sawing work. Today’s guest star B. M. Atkinson Jr of the Louisville Times notes the shift and hints at local changes on the horizon.
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Hendersonville
N. C
Times-News
W. P. Gilliam
Pine Lookout
B. M. Atkinson, Jr
Louisville Times
Bay Ahadows
Green Pastures
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Jimmy Crichton
Carolinas
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Lexington
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Fligh Point
A. D. Stone
A Estridge
Concord
Skip Alexander
Chuck Alexander
L. E. Neece
Muriel
Carter Colton Cigar CO
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U.S
Easy Team Master
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Oak Ridge
Invaders
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Hoople
Mystic Major
Gramp
Major Hoople
Kenilworth
Canada
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Mexic
Judson Kailey
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
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New York Giants
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Jingle
Stengel
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