Boxing Championships Spark In Armory Tonight
The invitations boxing tournament at the Armory opens at eight with bouts featuring Bobby from Greenville versus Woodell from High Point in the 126 division. Ostwalt defeats Rumley by knockout in the early rounds as Nichols and Starnes claim quick knockouts. Weldon and Brooks offer a standout 126-pound clash, while Ellington stops Horne in the second round.
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Renial
Bobby R
Greenville
8. C
Woodell
Red Kimsey
Hendrix
Kernersville
Colin Starnes
Monroe
Oscar P. Ellington
Ed Pinnix
Winslarem
Starnes
Fpllington
Canipe
High Point
Teague
Salisbury
Frank Hayes
Elon College
Hampton
Surratt
Charlie Hilliard
Greens
Hill
Richard Chadwick
Elon Jee
Jack Nichols
Mt. Airy
Jack Grayson
Thomasville
Young Nichols
Raleigh
Grayson
Bolich
Nichols
Dolly Burchfield
Burchfield
George Weldon
Louis Brooks
Wingate Junior College
Weldon
Oscar P. Billington
Y. M. Co. A. Handy-Andy
Cecil Horne
Belmont
Carolinas
Shaw
Winston-Salem
Ben Godwin
Wingate
Ben Canipe
Clyde Morris
Morris
Garrett Sets New Record At Emerywood Country Club
Jack Garrett blazed through the Emerywood course in 66 to set a course record on Wednesday. Playing with Bobby Dunkel Berger and G. W. Lewis, he posted 80 in the first round, six under? He had four birdies and an eagle on the 415-yard second hole. In the back nine he was one over par on the 186-yard sixth and birdied the 511-yard eighth to finish even par.
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Golombeck
Elon College
Zip Hannah
Gaffney
Johnny New
Catawba College
Draddy
Ostwalt
Llier Ostwalt
Belmont
James Rumley
Eloncol
Jon Scrapper
Rumiley
Elon
Frank Hayes
Best
Winston-Salem
Twin City
Polich
L. G. Dennis
Point
Richard Chadwick
Wick
Bby Peigler
Greenville
Johnson
North Wilkesboro
Carolinas
Jack Garrett
Emerywood
Bobby Dunkelberger
G. W. Lewis
Piedmont Clubs Shift Laying Fields Today
A busy schedule reshapes the Piedmont baseball scene with Sham Bulls at Rocky Mount and Rich facing Charlotte. Rocky Mount piled 17 hits in a 11 to 6 win over Rich Colts while Tourists fell to Norfolk, and Portsmouth rallied to beat Charlotte 8 to 6.
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Blotte
Sham Bulls
Rocky Mount
Rich
Charlotte
Asheville
Oath
Norfolk
Salem
Rocky Mount Club
Rich Colts
Tars
Ita & To
Richmond
Winston Twins
Durham
Portsmouth
N.C. State Host To Duke Today
Duke travels to Raleigh to face N C State aiming to avenge two earlier losses this season to the Wolfpack. State topped Duke 6-2 on April 16 and 5-3 last Saturday as part of a busy regional schedule across tennis golf and other baseball matchups.
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N.C. State
Duke
Panther Track Team Triumphs in Guilford Meet
High Point college defeated Guilford 69 to 61 in Guilford on April 30 led by wins in the mile relay and broad jump. Individual winners include Lentz and Watts for sprints, A Meibohm and W Meibohm for distance, with High Point sweeping several field events.
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Guilford
High Point College
Guilford College
Lentz
Watts
High Point
Clifton
Alexander
Smith
Orate
W. Meibohm
Davis
Atkinson
Aulman
A. Meibohm
Clark
McDonald
Durland
Bend
Morris
Scott
Petree
Boles
Alberson
Poovey
Allman
Watta
Vaughan
Beck
Rennie
Early American cartoonist linked to snake flag idea
The earliest American cartoonist is noted as Benjamin Franklin for his famous depiction of the colonies as a 13 section snake. The image is tied to colonial unity and independence themes in early American satire.
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Benjamin Franklin
Colonies
State Net Tourney Finals Read Like Carolina Roster
In Chapel Hill UNC dominates the state intercollegiate tennis finals with all finalists from the university. Bill Rood faces Frank Farrell in singles, while Rood and Farrell play doubles against Foreman and Cragg.
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Carolina
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Bill Rood
Frank Farrell
Johny Foreman
Wilford Cragg
Rood
Farrell
Foreman
Gross
Duke
Foreman and Cragg
Aston Beadles
Ian Carver
North Carolina
Keh
Agar
Salisbury High Tops High Points 7-2 in Tennis
Salisbury defeats High Points 7-2 on its home courts. Singles results include Shives over Frather 4 6, 8-6, 6-4 and Stewart over Benson 6-2, 6-0, 10-8. Doubles see Shives Benson beat Frasier Stewart 6-1 6-2 and Holshouser Beaver beat Conrad Horney 5-7 6-2 6-2.
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Salisbury
Steele
Brinson
Southeastern in semifinal round in Baton Rouge golf
Georgia Tech's Tommy Barnes Vincent D'Antoni and LSU's Henry Castillo reached the Southeastern Conference golf semifinals at Baton Rouge with Bert McDowell replacing Kl U s Paul Leslie as a third favorite joined the field alongside LSU.
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Baton Rouge
Georgia Tech
Tommy Barnes
Athens
Vincent D'Antoni
Milane
Louisiana State
Henry Castillo
Kl. U.’s
Paul Leslie
Bert McDowell
Tiger
Tommies Meet Twins Tonight
Thomasville heading to Newton-Conover for a North State league game against the Twins after a 3–0 loss to Mooresville. Teague allowed four hits while Fisher gave up five as Moorville won 2–0 with early runs and solid defense.
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Thomasville
T'ville
Adrho M'ville
Abdrho Young
Nalbock
Warner
Moorenville
Warrington
Connelly
Sheely
Harrington
Maus
Fisher
White
Teague
Money
Wilson
Blair
Dillehay
Mueller
Mooresville
Canty
Blue Devil Golf Team Still Best In College Ranks
Duke's golfers defended the North Carolina state title at Sedgefield with four players totaling 597 for 36 holes. UNC finished second with 612, Davidson third at 631, and Duke’s Tom Perry captured individual honors with 76 70 146. Alexander shot 73 74 147 to finish near the lead.
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Greensboro
Duke
North Carolina
Sedgefield
William Dupree
Gar Miller
John Cree
Skip Alexander
University of North Carolina
Davidson
Tom Perry
Alexander
Indians Handle Feller Toughly Says Hemsley Alibi
Sid Peders round up notes mention Rollie Hemsley outsmarting Bobby Feller and jeers over Rudy York and Mickey Cochrane. Other items include Keith O Rourke's high jump, Tony Lanteri gate duties, Cavarretta's 341 hitting, Cecceralli in Baltimore, and Jesse Owens as a bathhouse attendant earning 2.50 per week.
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Sid Peder
Eddie Prieta
New York
Indians
Rollie Hemsley
Bobby Feller
Rollie
Bobby
Mickey Cochrane
Rudy York
Barney Ross
Seabiscuit
Lou Gehrig
Yankee Stadium
Bronx
Rawhide
Ohio
Keith O'Rourke
Warren Harding High
Cubs
Tony Lanteri
Phil Cavarretta
Rip Collins
Ripper
Menico Cecceralli
John Henry Lewis
Baltimore
Jesse Owens
Ken Kavanaugh Emerges as Baseball Prospect in New Orleans
Readers hear of Ken Kavanaugh a top football end from L 8 U who may become a baseball star with fine fielding like Gehrig. Ted Horton ex Yale pitcher joins Hartford Bees farm. Spring training includes umpiring and bench cleaning. San Francisco eyes 1939 All Star game while Dodgers lore and Casey Stengel frame league chatter.
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Ken Kavanaugh
Gehrig
Ted Horton
Yale
Hartford
San Francisco
New York
Dodgers
Bill Terry
Will
Casey Stengel
Boston Bees
Terry
Jim Turner
Zamperini to Meet Fenske in Collegiate Nationals Preview
Lou Zamperini, a Southern California ace, posted a 4 13.7 mile time last week and will face Chuck Fenske in the national collegiate meet in Minneapolis. Windyslaw Talun, a seven foot tall new import, is noted. Minnesota is favored in the winter book for next fall’s Big Ten wars with Wisconsin under Harry Stuhldreher. Dartmouth spring practice hints at Mike Goas’s classy punting and passing as a soph next season. A midweek report also mentions the same center and tackle who aided Wild Bill Decorrevant in high school likely to start at Northwestern.
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Lou Zamperini
California
Chuck Fenske
Minneapolis
Windyslaw Talun
Raasling
Minnesota
Harry Stuhldreher
Dartmouth
Mike Goas
St. Louis
Bill
Northwestern
Emerson Gray Sets New Mark in Civitan Track Meet
Emerson Gray of High Point high school cleared 5 feet 9 3/4 inches to set a new Civitan high jump record at Greensboro. Charlotte won the team title with 41 points, Winston-Salem placed second, and Durham led a close chase for runner-up as five marks fell.
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High Point
Civitan
Greensboro
Charlote
Enterprise
Emerson Gray
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Bill Wartman
Ilderton
Wartman
Bob Gantt
Durham
Gray
Bull City
Winston
Barnum Springs
Goldsboro
Major Leagues Standings Snapshot
Baseball standings show NL teams N York 91 .900 Boston 44 500 Pittsburgh 82 .800 St. Louis 37 .300 Chicago 74 636 Cincinnati 38 .273 Brooklyn 55 .500 Philadelphia 19 .100 AL Cleveland 82 800 Chicago 45 444 Washton 74 636 Detroit 46 400 Boston 65 545 St. Louis 47 364 N York 646 500 Philadelphia 37 300 Southern Association lines Rock 102 833 Knoxville 46 400 Atlanta 85 610 Birmingham 47 .364 Chattanooga 64 .600 Nashville 47 .364 New Orleans 67 462 Memphis 48 .333 Piedmont League Mount 5 2 .714 Charlotte 35 .375 Richmond 5 2 .714 Portsmouth 35 375 Asheville 5.3 .625 Durham 38 375 Norfolk 5 3 625 Wilmington-Salem 26 280
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N. York
Boston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philaphia
Cleveland
Washton
Detroit
Philade Phia
Southern Association
Rock
Knoxville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Nooga
Nashville
N. Orleans
Memphis
R. Mount
Charlotte
Richmond
Portsmouth
Asheville
Durham
Norfolk
GAMES TODAY MATCHUPS ACROSS LEAGUES
The schedule lists games: New York at Washington Chandler Leonard Philadelphia at Boston Caster Williams Bagby St Louis at Chicago Knott Lyons Detroit Cleveland Kennedy Whitehill Brooklyn New York Mungo Hubbell Boston Philadelphia Macfayden Lemaster Chicago St Louis Carleton Macon Pittsburgh Cincinnati Bauers Davia Richmond Charlotte Asheville Portamouth Durham Rocky Mount Norfolk Winston-Salem.
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New York
Washington
Chandler
Leonard
Philadelphia
Boston
Caster
Williams
Bagby
St. Louis
Chicago
Knott
Lyons
Detroit
Cleveland
Kennedy
Whitehill
Brooklyn
Mungo
Hubbell
Macfayden
Lemaster
Carleton
Macon
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Bauers
Davia
Indiana Fights for Penn Relays Distance Titles Against North Texas
Indiana led by Don Lash risks dethroning at Penn Relays as North Texas State Teachers College bids to sweep distance events on Franklin Field. North Texas already snapped the medley crown with a 69.4 record and seeks further success in the four mile relay and other events while Indiana defends the half mile, with Manhattan and Cornell also contending in key races. Blaine Rideout of North Texas emerged as a top spring for the team.
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Philadelphia
Indiana
Penn
North Texas State Teachers College
Franklin Field
Don Lash
Denton
Tex
Manhattan
Cornell
North Texas
Western Teachers College of Michigan
Teachers College
Lash
Blaine Rideout
North Carolina State League Baseball Schedule Recap
The schedule lists Cooeemee at Landis Lexington at Shelby Thomasville at Newton-Conover Salisbury at Mooresville for the N C State League with multiple pairings noted. No results provided.
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North Carolina State League
WL Pet
Shelby
M'ville
Cooleemee
Lexington
N'ton-C’er
Thomasville
Landis
Salisbury
N. C
Cooeemee
Newton-Conover
Mooresville
Local Scores Highlight Busy Night in Triangle League
Durham 11 over Winstop Salem 5 and Portamouth 8 to Charlotte 5 lead a slate of games. Norfolk 8 defeats Asheville 5 while Rocky Mount plays Richmond in a night game.
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Durham
Winstop-Salem
Portamouth
Charlotte
Norfolk
Asheville
Rocky Mount-Richmond
Baseball scores as weather stalls two games in midweek
Chicago beat Cincinnati 6 to 4 and Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 5 to 4. St Louis at Pittsburgh and New York at Boston were postponed due to cold weather.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis-Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Baseball scores from multiple games reported
The finals show Philadelphia 7 over opponent, Washington 6, New York 6, Boston 4, Detroit 5, Chicago 1, Cleveland 3, St. Louis 1. The results reflect a busy schedule with close margins and varied victors across city teams.
International League Scores and Postponements Report
Newark beat Montreal 12 to 7 and Baltimore defeated Toronto 6 to 3. Jersey City won 4 to 2 over Rochester while Buffalo at Syracuse was postponed due to threatening weather. Indianapolis 0 S1 Paul 7 and Minneapolis 14 Louisville 4. Toledo 3 Kansas City 2. Magellon 5 Wilkes-Barre 2. Trenton at Hartford postponed. Williamsport 6 Elmira 1. Albany 3 Binghamton 0. Memphis 12 New Orleans 10. Spartanburg 4 Savannah 3.
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International League
Newark
Montreal
Jersey City
Rochester
Buffalo
Syracuse
Toronto
Baltimore
American Association
Indianapolis
Magellon
Wilkes-Barre
Trenton
Hartford
Iain Williamsport
Elmira
Albany
Binghamton
Duke Frosh Take Junior AAU Title
Duke freshmen won the Junior AAU track championship of the Carolinas in a quadrangular meet at Chapel Hill. The Dukes scored 69 points to 55 for North Carolina with Belmont Abbey 16 and N C State 1, and multiple records fell. Aldin Siegfriedy led Duke with 11.2 s in the 100 m and 2.8 in the 200 m. Bill Wilmott high jumped 5 ft 11 ½ in. John Nanta threw 130 ft 10 in in the discus. Bixby Brown of UNC cleared 11 ft 9 in in pole vault. Duke anchor quartet Bunn Woolwine Hennis Siegfriedy clocked 44.9 s in the 400 m relay.
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Charlotte
Duke University
N. C. State
Devils
Wolfpack
State
Jack Coombs
Virginia
North Carolina
Elon
Guilford
Burlington
Cavaliers
Tar Heelia
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Virginians
Joe Pindler
ReDavid
Ayers
Catawba Indians
Lenoir Rhyne
Deal
Perry
Indians
Lee Morgan
High Point
Atlantic Christian
N. C. State Fresh
University of North Carolina Tar Babies
Louisburg
Campbell Junior College
Wake Forest
Yearlings
Chapel Hill
Duke
Carolinas
Dukes
Belmont Abbey
Aldin Siegfriedy
Bill Groves
Bill Wilmott
John Nanta
Bixby Brown
Bunn
Woolwine
Hennis
Siegfriedy
Legend of the Calf Stomach Bottle and Cheese
An ancient tale tells of an Arab herdsman who found that milk curdled into cheese after opening a bottle made from a calf’s stomach. The story presents cheese as a primitive discovery linked to dairy practices.
Dean Mound Visit Narrowly Misses Clean Bill of Health
Dizzy Dean returned to action for the Cubs in a 6 4 loss to the Reds though he strained a muscle while pitching to Lew Riggs and was pulled. Other stars included Boots Poffenberger, Dixie Walker, Bob Feller, Ken Keltner and a notable bases loaded steal by Bill Werber as the A's beat the Athletics.
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Dizzy
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Reds
Lew Riggs
Charles Grimm
Chicago
Dean
Cubs
Jack Russell
Gabby Hartnett
Tony Lezzeri
Augie Galan
Galan
Boots Poffenberger
Dixie Walker
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Bob Feller
Ken Keltner
Cleveland
St Louis Browns
Bill Werber
Philadelphia Athletics
Buddy Hassett
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Werber
Washington
A‘'s
Feller
Keltner
Indians
Browns
Poffenberger
Walker
McCullough Leads South Carolina Trapshooting Halfway
D H H McCullough of Charlotte led Class A at the half in Spartanburg as the second annual trapshooting tourney reached midway with 100x. Walter Sama of Rome Georgia and Paul Earle of Starr trailed with 96x100 while Isaac Andrews of Spartanburg had 99x100. In Class B, John Kries Joe Chilton and John Morehead tied at 6x100. Earle kept his state title with 195x200 in the state championship.
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Spartanburg
8. C
HH. McCullough
Charlotte
South Carolina
Walter Sama
Rome
Paul Earle
Starr
Isaac Andrews
Town Leads Nation in Egg Production for 1934
Town tops all states with 147 422 438 dozen eggs produced in the calendar year 1934 marking a record egg output for the community and highlighting its farming efficiency and scale.
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Town
States of the Union
Owen Trosky Lead Major League Hitters
The first weekly batting roundup of the season shows Hal Trosky of the Cleveland Indians and Mickey Owen of the St. Louis Cardinals leading. Trosky has 18 hits in 36 at bats for a .514 average across ten games, top among players with 29 at bats or more.
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New York
Hal Trosky
Cleveland
Indians
Mickey Owen
St. Louis Cardinals
Trosky
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