Local golfer Brownlow edges Moffitt in 19th hole semi final
In the Junior Carolinas golf tourney at Sedgefield Country Club, Joe Brownlow of Winston-Salem defeated Buster Moffitt of High Point one up on the 19th to reach the final. Charles Diffendal of High Point advanced to face Henry Poe Jr. of Durham in the semis, with other High Point players winning in multiple flights.
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inston-Salem
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Durham
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Harry Welch
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Albert O'Brien
Clyde Marsh
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Fred Styers
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Jack Mardin
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Giants Trade Leslie for O Doul and Clark
The New York Giants announce a straight trade sending Sam Leslie to the Brooklyn Dodgers for Wat son Clark left handed pitcher and Frank O Doul outfielder. The players join their new teams today in a cashless deal praised by Secretary Jim Jerney.
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Lenty) O’doul
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Cash
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Track Carnival To Open On Friday
CHICAGO June 16. The big eclipse of 1933 may be seen at Soldier Field by a record world's fair crowd. Headed by Coach Dean Cromwell's Trojans from the University of Southern California 500 athletes from all sections of the nation charge into action tomorrow at the twelfth National Collegiate and Prep track and field meet with a rush that threatens to set a mark for eclipsing world's records by the time it stops under the arc lights of Soldier Field Saturday night.
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Giants and Cardinals duel for NL lead as Hallahan shines
St Louis pitcher Hallahan quiets Pirates with a 3-2 win as he rises to 8-2 in the NL. Giants and Cubs also win to keep pace with New York atop the standings while Cleveland, St Louis, and Boston struggle in the AL.
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Giants, Cardinals shine as early season hits spark
Multiple players deliver for Big League teams with strong showings across the league. Rick Ferrell and Charley Root pace decisive wins, John Stone and Adolfo Luque contribute, while Nick Klein and Medwick highlight key moments. Analysts cite pitching depth and infield comeback as reasons for early success and note forthcoming clashes between Giants and Cardinals.
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Adolfo Luque
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