Sacramento Open leads as Dudley eyes final round
Ed Dudley of Philadelphia holds a four stroke lead midway through the $8,000 Sacramento Open after two rounds. Harold Meade of Winchester sits second as Hines of Garden City moves into contention with a 71 to reach 140. Other notable scores include Guldahl eight tied at 148 and Parks and Snead near the bottom with 156 and 150 respectively. The winner earns $750.
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Ed Dudley
Philadel
Harold Meof Winchester
Mass
Java
Calif
My Hines
Garden City
Ork
Henry
Hershey
Horton
Chicago
Paul Bunyan
Plains
N. Y
Harry Coophicage
Sam _ Snead
Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Los Angeles
N. J
Ph Guldahl
Denny Shute
Miami
Sam Parks
Pittsburgh
Maryland Boxers Win Tight Inoveru Bout At Park
Maryland University takes a 5-3 decision over North Carolina as Bob Walton knocks Ressler out in 50 seconds and Ed Alderman edges Ed Egnel in a close set of weight classes. Jule Medwin and Capt. Ed Nedomatsky also win for the Tar Heels, while Wood, Birmingham, and Lombardo secure decisions or knockouts in other bouts before about 5000 fans.
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Ege Park
Maryland University
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Bob Walton
Ressler
Land
George Dorr
Gene Woody Ries
Deci Woody
Jule Medwin
Mike Lom
Maryland
Ovich
Alex Males
Fic
Gene Wood
N. C
de- Dorr
Tom Birmingham
Dick Urguard
Ben Alperstein
de- Bass
Ed Nedomatsky
Wally Dunhan
de Lombardo
de Ressler
Max Novich
Ed Egnel
de- Alderman
Ed Brockman
Baltimore
Carolina Golf Association Announces Amateur Championship Dates
The Carolina Golf Association announced by Doe T. Lamb of Ashe County that the 20th annual men's amateur championship of North and South Carolina will be held from June 7 to June 12 in Nville.
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Nville
S. C
Carolina Golf Associacy
Doe T. Lamb
Ashe. C
Uapionship
North and Carolina
Ile
Window Garden Techniques for Bright Indoor Displays
A guide to creating a window garden as a room centerpiece using bay windows and shelves. It advises selecting trailing vines and foliage plants like English ivy wandering jew philodendron and a creeping rubber plant, testing for drafts, and using carnations for table centerpieces with proper care to keep blooms fresh and well arranged.
Carolina Loses Wrestling Meets at Lexington Virginia
Washington and Lee, Southern Conference champions, swept both ends of a doubleheader with North Carolina. The freshmen won 26 to 10 and the varsity edged 18 to 17. Matches included Kemp, Melinerny, Gholson, Shively, Sykes, and Crystal scoring for W L and Carolina, with several decisions and time advantages noted.
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Lexington
Washington and Lee
North Carolina
Kemreneit
Ww & UL
Carolina
Kemp
W&l
MelInerney
Byrd Leads National Baseball Players Championship in Sarasota
Sammy Byrd, ex-Yankee, shot a one under par 70 to reach 214 after 54 holes, 11 strokes ahead of the field. The final 18 holes were to be played tomorrow with Paul Derringer and Lloyd Brown tied for runner up at 225 and Dizzy Dean fading to 234.
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Sarasota
Fla
Sammy Byrd
New York Yankee
National Baseball Players
Wesley Ferrell
Boston Red Sox
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati
Lloyd Brown
Cleveland
Calvary Juniors League Victors In Close Finish
Calvary extended its unbeaten run to six in the Commercial league by defeating Amog 31 to 19 led by Lock with 11 points. The Y Juniors edged CCC 29 to 28 as Horney and Wright starred for Calvary while Thornburg and Murphy shined for CCC.
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Calvary
Y Juniors
Amog
Lock
Amos
Horney
Wright
Thornburg
Murphy
Calvary Tere
DeMolay
Ween Serene
Eabas
Etree
Tomlinson
Weeee
Jones
Knapp
Aeeben
Williams
Baxter
Welborn
Steet Enee Wright
Wee Horney
Barrier
Habeesiteweesses Grant
Hedrick
G. Rothrock
Bingham
Smith
Martin
Interia
Log wins Hialeah Stakes in stretch drive
Elmer Dale Shaffer's Log, trained in Florida, overcame eleven rivals to win the $3,500 Hialeah stakes at Hialeah Park. The Bull Dog filly finished six furlongs in 1:10 4-5, paying $5.40 for a two dollar win. Golden F. pressed the pace, Rainland and Prairie Dog followed, with No Sir and Eli Ale close behind.
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Miami
Fla
Elmer Dale Shaffer
Hialeah Park
Bull Dog
J. M. Zimmer
Emil Denemark
Prairie Dog
Mary Hirech
Payne Whitney
Eliale
N. C. State Loop To Meet Tuesday
Charlotte January 23. Gene Lawing says he received a letter from Bob Quinn of the Boston club showing interest in placing a team in the Class D circuit. Salisbury hosts a league meeting Tuesday night to finalize membership with Dan Hill attending for Bramham. Five franchises have posted fees Lexington Landis Mooresville Cooleemee Newton Conover. Salisbury and High Point eyed for sixth. eight clubs possible.
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Charlotte
Gene Lawing
North Carolina State League
Bob Quinn
Boston
Bees
Lawing
Salisbury
Dan W. Hill
William G. Bramham
Lexington
Landis
Mooresville
Cooleemee
Newton-Conover
High Point
Quinn
Pittsburgh routs Penn State in college basketball game
Pittsburgh crushed Penn State 864 to 28 at a home venue. The game featured a drizzly rain in part of the play and a note that Mrs. Dean failed to trail him about the course today.
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Pittsburgh
Penn State
Branch Bocock Named Athletic Director at William and Mary
President John Stewart Bryan announced Branch Bocock, head football coach in 1936, as athletic director at William and Mary. William 8. Gooch Jr. was named business manager of athletics, and reports of Raftery taking Bocock’s football duties were denied. Bocock’s future as coach was not clarified with his contract set to expire in two years.
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Williamsburg
John Stewart Bryan
William and Mary
Branch Bocock
Bryan
William 8. Gooch, Jr
Wil
Liam C. Raftery
Virginia Military Institute
Bocock
College Wrestling Scores From Annapolis and Lexington
In Annapolis Maryland Virginia Military Institute defeated the Naval Academy 20 to 0. In Lexington Virginia Washington and Lee beat North Carolina 17 to 13 and Lee freshmen defeated North Carolina freshmen 26 to 10.
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Annapolis
Virginia Military Institute
Naval Academy
Lexington
Washington and Lee
North Carolina
Sington Reaches Salary Agreement With Griffith
Fred Sington, outfielder for the Washington club, said he reached agreement with owner Clark Griffith on salary terms. Sington played 25 games with the Senators after 142 games with Chattanooga in the Southern Association.
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Atlanta
Fred Sington
Washington Baseball Club
Clark Griffith
Sington
Senators
Chattanooga
New Yankee Farm New York Yankees Update
New York Yankees update reports the team already making moves as of January 23, with roster activity and plans underway. Details are incomplete in the fragment but indicate early season preparations.
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New Yankee Farm
New York
New York Yankees
Fred Fitzsimmons Signs Giant Papers
New York Giants pitcher Fred Fitzsimmons nicknamed Fat Freddy signed his 1937 contract today in New York. Observers noted he received a substantial raise as part of the deal with the Giants.
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Fred Fitzsimmons
New York
New York Giants
Freddy
Giants
Farm System Manager Announces 1937 Agreement
In control of an extensive farm system, the club today announced they had arranged a working agreement for the 1937 baseball season with Kansas City of the American Association.
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Today
Kansas City
American Association
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