Pointers Top Asheville After 11th Inning Rally
High Point and Asheville Tourists battled to a 5-5 tie through nine innings. High Point edged ahead in the 11th on two runs behind solid hitting and timely plays as Monroe Mitchell worked all game for the Mountaineers. Attendance reported at 1,140.
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Asheville Tourists
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Tanner
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Howell Stranahan Match In Virginia Meet Finals
In Hot Springs Virginia on April 30 the Old Dominion golf tournament finals featured last year's winner Billy Howell of Richmond and this year's medalist as opponents on the Cascades course. Howell’s victory last year preceded a brilliant record.
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Hot Springs
Cascades
Billy Howell
Richmond
Heavily Backed Favor to Win Maryland Hunt Cup
Brose Hover, Behr’s 1930 steeplechaser, is the favorite for the 39th Maryland hunt cup. Seventeen top national steeplechasers enter the four mile timber race over the estates of Heiner and Martin. Other entries include Bon Master Behr’s Burgoright Reel Foot and Sea Soldier.
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Brose
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J. W. Y. Martin
Bon Master
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Burgoright
Reel Foot
Sea Soldier
Barleycorn
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Trouble Maker
Primero
Comea
Flitterman
Buddy Clark
Palley Spinney
Fugitive
Marshill Boy
Bulgold
Red Dragn
Yesterday's Stars Dominate On Opening Day Showdowns
Chuck Klein of the Phillies homered twice and drove in six runs with two singles in a home win over the Dodgers. George Connally boosted the Indians in relief as they defeated the White Sox 7-5. Eppa Rixey pitched well in relief for the Reds in a 6-4 win over the Pirates. Bill Dickey of the Yankees collected two hits and two runs in a against the Red Sox.
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George Connally
Indians
White Sox
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Reds
Pirates
Bill Dickey
Yankees
Red Sox
Phillie
Brooklyn Dodgers
Amateur tournament advances to semi finals clash
Climaxed by an advance to the semi final round of the national ama teur tournament. Will meet R. A. Strahahan of the Inverness club Toledo, who started by taking the medal and has shown consistent play throughout the event.
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Toledo
Walker Wins by Decision in Chicago Bout with Levinsky
Mickey Walker rose from a knockdown to win a ten round decision over King Levinsky in Chicago Stadium. The 81 year old, nicknamed Toy Bulldog, fought at a 23 pound weight disadvantage but secured the victory as Levinsky remained competitive till the final bell.
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King Levinsky
Chicago
Mickey Walker
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Tundiiben
Weaver Again Brings Senators To Victory
Monte Weaver of the Washington Senators earned his fourth straight win, defeating the Athletics 2 to 1 and driving in the deciding run, while the Yankees beat Boston 8 to 7. Early league leaders Chicago Cubs and Boston Braves moved within a half game asBrooklyn lost 13 to 6.
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Senators
Junior High Track Team Defeats Salisbury 46 to 13
The Junior High squad traveled to Salisbury and defeated Rowan Junior High 46 to 13. Willie Hinkle led scorers with 10 points, winning the 80 and 220-yard dashes and helping the winning relay. J W Kivett scored 9 points with wins in broad jump and strong showings in sprints.
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J. W. Kivett
Robert Soyars
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W. Hinkle
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Brown
R. Hinkle
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Mesimore
Mesi
Davis
High Point Frosh Defeat Winston Junior Tracksters
Freshman track team from High Point High School beat Winston-Salem Junior High 38 to 17 at South Junior High. Sams led with 15 points including a 5 ft 5 in high jump, while Guenthar and Ozment won several events and both relays had differing victors.
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Winston- Salem
High Point High School
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Ozment
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Hammons
W-S
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Spach
Brown
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Cooke
Grant
Winston-Salem
Williams
Cook
Anderson
Braves Beat Giants 8-3 Behind Betts Six-Hit Gem
Huck Betts held the Giants to six hits as the Braves won 8-3. Monte Weaver of the Senators limited the Athletics to five hits in a 5-2 victory, marking his third win over Oakland.
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Braves
Giants
Monte Weaver
Senators
Athletics
Walker Tops AL Batting Race As Tigers Lead
Detroit outfielder Gerald Walker surged to the top of the American League batting leaders with an unofficial .472 average after Wednesday’s games. Lou Gehrig and Jimmy Foxx trailed, while Ruth led in homers and RBIs and Ben Chapman led steals. Washington and Detroit pitchers also feature among early leaders in fielding and wins.
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Goose Goslin
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Yankees
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Gehrig
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Wesley Ferrell
Whitlow Wyatt
Monte Weaver
Washington
Alvin Crowder
Gate City Wins Attendance Prize in Piedmont League
Greensboro Patriots win the opening day attendance cup as unofficial precinct returns place their gate above Wilmington and Charlotte. Pitching and slugging dominate the standings with Greensboro beating Raleigh 4 3 and Winston-Salem routing Charlotte 8 5. High Point tops Asheville 8 6 in 11 innings as Mon reel Mitchell loses for Asheville. Rauding’s tenth inning homer lifts Wilmington over Durham 6 5. Home run leaders Leiber, Perry tied with two.
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Shaney
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Monroe Mitchell
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Woodington
Pirates
Lambert
Rauding
Willow Display
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Bergman
Kerberr
Winston-Salem
Perry
Raleigh at Greensboro Play Today
Read text indicates a schedule with Raleigh visiting Greensboro in an afternoon game and adjacent matches including High Point at Asheville and Wilmington games listed as two.
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Greensboro
Aces
High Point
Asheville
Wilmington
Unclear Sports Scores From Fragmented Result Line
Fragmentary line shows abbreviations and numbers: results with scorers and teams unclear. Names appear as Boston and Philadelphia with low confidence. No definite game, date, or context available.
Where and Play Today
Fixtures list shows St. Louis at Chicago Cincinnati at Pittsburgh New York at Boston and Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Each pairing indicates marquee matchups on the schedule with teams traveling for modern league games. Local fans anticipate competitive showdowns across major markets.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Weatherish Scores And Rain Delays Across Cities
Rain slows action with Nashville to Little Rock and Memphis to Chat. New Orleans edges Atlanta 5 to 6, Knoxville falls to Birmingham 2 to 3.
College football pairings announced for Nashville and more
Five notable matchups listed include Nashville versus Little Rock, Knoxville facing Birmingham, Chattanooga meeting Memphis, and New Orleans playing Atlanta as part of the weekend schedule.
Atlanta Crackers Rise to Top of Southern Division
Atlanta April 30 The fighting spirit of manager Red Barron has lifted the Crackers to first in the Southern Association. The Coachers beat New Orleans 6 5 after erasing a one run deficit in the ninth. Birmingham beat Knoxville 3 2 in 11 innings as rain washed out Chattanooga Memphis and Nashville Little Rock games.
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Birmingham Barons
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Chattanooga
Memphis
Nashville
Top Flight Favored in Wood Memorial Despite Strong Field
In Jamaica today nine high class colts and fillies challenge C. V. Whitney's Top Flight, the 1931 standout as a future derby favorite, in a mile and 70 yards Wood Memorial. Despite the depth of the field the Whitney filly remains odds on to win.
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C. V. Whitney
Wood Memorial
Jamaica
Whitney
Fights Last Night In Hot Springs Cards Knockout Results
Tommy Freeman stopped Big Boy Blanchard in Hot Springs while Jack Watson KOed Earl Spencer in Hot Springs. Clint McMinn defeated Joey Clark in Birmingham. Details note weights 160 166 154 147 131 134 and match outcomes.
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Jack Watson
Miami
Earl Spencer
Clint McMinn
Birmingham
Joey Clark
Critz Leads Giants in Early 1932 Batting Race
Hugo Melville Critz of the New York Giants tops the league batting list after the second week of the 1932 season with a .418 average. Pinkey Whitney trails at .383 while Frank Frisch and Lloyd Waner share early RBI and hit totals. The Giants also lead in runs and base hits as pitching chalked up two undefeated starters in Chicago.
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Lloyd
Johnny Frederick
Paul Waner
Pie Traynor
Boston Braves
Charley Root
Lonnie Warneke
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