Golden Gloves Semi-Finals Fire Up In Central Carolina
The second annual Central Carolina Golden Gloves tournament moves to its semi finals at the high school gym tonight after two days of double elimination rounds. Local favorites Brace for tough bouts as Benipe of the Royal Nan club faces Paul Muson of the M C A from the city and other high profile matchups loom.
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Frank Barfield
Ers
Benipe
Royal Nan Club
Paul Muson
Claude Chambers
Bert Tysinger
Gilbert Callahan
Latimer
Dunn
Tyr
Tonger
Callahan
W. H
Brown
Worth W
Asheboro
Oscar Hineton
High Point
Baxley
Charles Hen
Kenneth Tate
Igh Point
Tom Latimer
Robert Tyr
Tysinger
Clinton Hendrix
Kerners
Ed Graham
Union
John Welborn
Plow Boy
Welborn
Worth Shaw
Sea Technical Kayo
Bby Wilson
Guilford
Wilson
Ralph Johnson
Howard Mur
Guilford College
Johnson
Eey
Troy Culler
Clinton Chandler
Chandler
Clyde
Paul Ferguson
Ferguson
Shaw
Robert Tysinger
Clinton Mendrix
Kernersville
Union Mills
Concord
Bobby Wilson
Howard Jay
Paul Bury
Kannapolis
Hugh Bentley
Troy Quiler
Bolton Seeks Bonus From Nationals Owner
Cliff Bolton, No. 1 catcher for the Washington Senators, returned to the team in Orlando to press for a bonus on exceeding 100 catches last season. Owner Clark Griffith contends Bolton forfeited by quitting without notice, Bolton says he left in November to see a doctor about sinus trouble.
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Orlando
Fla
Cliff Bolton
Washington Senators
Clark Griffith
Bolton
Griffith
All-Age Derby Debuts at Aiken Field Trials
The ninth annual Aiken field trials opened with all-age derby and open puppy stakes at Home Run plantation. Neptune Sport owned by Jay Carlisle of East Islip N Y won the all-age event with Earl Crangle of Waynesboro Ga guiding. Dixie Breeze owned by Miss Claudia Lea Phelps won the puppy stakes among 17 entries.
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Aitken
8. C
Home Run Plantation
Neptune Sport
Jay Carlisle
East Islip
L. I
Earl Crangle
Waynesboro
Shores Bonnie Doon
George Wheat
Sioux Bacon
Six Golfers Remain In Woman's Meet
Six golfers stayed in contention at the Fiori east coast golf tournament in St. Augustine Florida as Patty Berg and Kathryn Hemphill led co favorites toward the finals. Berg faced Helen Dettweller while Hemphill met Goldie Bateson with other matches including Jean Bauer Jane Cothran Dorothy Traung and Mrs William Coyneses noted.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Patty Berg
Kathryn Hemhill
Miss Berg
Minneapolis
Helen Dettweller
Washington
Miss Hemphill
Columbia
Greenville
8. C
Dorothy Traung
San Francisco
William Oeynses
Lake Hoptacong
The International Date Line Is Not Legally Defined
The article notes that the line where each new day begins has never been established by formal legal agreement. It discusses the ambiguity in global timekeeping and potential implications for navigation and international coordination.
South Carolina Eyes Upset As Southern Tournament Opens
Raleigh March 4 The South Carolina Gamecocks enter the 16th Southern Conference tournament as a surprise team facing top ranked Washington and Lee in the opening 3 pm game. Wake Forest meets Richmond at 4 30 pm and N C State plays Maryland at 8 pm while UNC faces Duke at 9 30 pm. The event starts with Governor Clyde Hoey tossing the first ball in a 4000 seat municipal auditorium.
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Raleigh
South Carolina Gamecocks
Washington and Lee General
Gamecocks
Ted Petoskey
Michigan
N. C. State
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Clyde Hoey
Municipal Auditorium
Charlotte May Yet Get Berth in Piedmont League
Durham March 4 Piedmont league directors met amid uncertainty over this season. Dan Hill, league president, pushed a Charlotte franchise with Barron Hinson and an agreement with the Washington Senators. Joe Engel of Washington negotiated but a deal depended on terms, with Hill expecting a Florida reply once Hinson met them.
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Durham
Piedmont League
Dan Hill
Charlotte
Hill
Barron Hinson
Charlotte Park
Washipgton Senators
Queen City
Joe Engel
Washington
Hinson
Angreement
Florida
Senators
Piedmont
Alvin Crowder
Detroit
Winston-Salem
Engel
Lucky Joe
Revolta Takes Early Lead in Hollywood Open
Johnny Revolta from Evanston Ill shot a 66 to top the Hollywood Open after day one, edging 149 players including Johnny Farrell the home club pro by one stroke. Ray Mangrum Jack Patroni Byron Nelson EB Harrison and Frank Allan tied at 70 among top amateurs. The field will be cut to the low 60 professionals and low 10 amateurs after today’s 18 holes.
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Hollywood
Fla
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Ill
Johnny Farrell
Revolta
Ray Mangrum
Dayton
Jack Patroni
Shawnee
Byron Nelson
Reading
EB. J. Harison
Little Rock, Ark
Frank Allan
Pittsburgh
Frank Strefaci
Brooklyn
Carolinas A. A. U. wrestling tournament entries listed
Fifty three wrestlers from five colleges one high school and seventeen towns have entered the Carolinas A. A. U. wrestling tournament which opens at Appalachian State Teachers college tomorrow. Appalachian colleges will be joined by N. C. State University of North Carolina Davidson and Elon.
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Boone
Carolinas
Appalachian State Teachers College
N. C. State
University of North Carolina
Davidson
Elon
Mack's Meet Mexicans For Exhibition In Mexico City
Manager Connie Mack warms up three rookie pitchers Edgar Smith Luther Thomas and George Caster for today’s exhibition against the Agrarians in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Connie Mack
Agrarians
Edgar Smith
Luther Thomas
George Caster
Nine Y M C A Wrestlers Enter State Tournament
The High Point Y M C A wrestling team will travel to Winston-Salem for the North Carolina Y M C A championship. Nine High Point wrestlers compete across weights from 121 to unlimited with byes in early rounds, medals for champions, and a team trophy for the winner.
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High Point Y. M. C. A
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Championship Games On Schedule Tonight At Y
Three Y M C A games fill the night with title implications. In Amateur action Red Top Beer Barons face Adams-Millis at 7:30 in a pivotal playoff clash. Younts-Loflin meets Harriss-Covington at 8:15 with final playoff spots at stake. Commercial league finals see Y M C A Juniors vs Calvary at 9:15 after Calvary’s 28 17 win over DeMol led by Smith and Lohr.
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Red Top Beer Barons
Adame Millia
Red Top
Adams-Millis
Younts-Loflin
Harrise- Covington
Calvary Club
Calvary
DeMol
Smith
Lohr
Adams-Millison
Younte-Loftin
Harriss-Covington
Serene Eeeere
Younts
Loftin Sv
Mills
Ween
Brown
Bucher
Cooper
Moffitt
Albertson
Gallimore
Wall
Second Series May Be Necessary To Decide Dog Champ
In Grand Junction Tennessee a runoff may decide the 1937 bira dog champion as only five dogs remain. Favorites underperformed prompting a potential second series after heats featuring Main Rider and Lizzie's Willing. Jab's Blondie Bimpkins, the bye dog, is slated to compete. new champion to be declared Friday noon or dogs named for the second series.
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Grand Junction
Tenn
G. M. Livingston
New York City
Lizzie
Ellen Kissain
Columbus
Jab
Blondie Bimpkins
P. E. Moore
Morristown
N. J
Fights Last Night Results Across Cities
Eddie Blunt defeats Leroy Haynes by disqualification in New York. Wileat O'Connor outpoints Johnny Lucas in Scranton. Chester Palatis knocks out Bobby Howlett in Scranton.
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New York
Eddie Blunt
Leroy Haynes
Philadelphia
Scranton
Wileat O'Connor
Carbondale
Johnny Lucas
Chester Palatis
Bobby Howlett
Rookie Owen Sees Big League Battle With Dizzy Dean
Arnold Owen, a 19 year old Cardinal prospect, warns Dizzy Dean of a possible early challenge at the Cardinals camp in Daytona Beach. Owen touts his speed, pitching knowledge, and confidence to win a job, aiming to prove himself against veteran stars while eyeing a future world series diamond ring.
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Dean
Dizzy
Arnold (Mcikey) Owen
Louis Cardinals
Owen
Columbus
Frank Frisch
Red Birds
Fordham Flash
Los Angeles
Frisch
California
Owens
Washington High School
Flash
Cardinals
Pepe
Martin
Mickey
American Legion
Charley Barrett
Barrett
Self Confident Crack Landed Owen In Majors
Owen recalls how a vainglorious remark while playing for an American Legion team in Los Angeles led to a major league chance. Johnny Angel heard him, backed by Barrett, and arranged a Houston placement where Fred Ankenman released him, sparking a pro breakthrough.
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Owen
American Legion
Los Angeles
Johnny Angel
Johnny
Barrett
Cardinals
Angel
Houston
Fred Ankenman
Penarey
High Point Bisons Rally For 32 29 NC Title Victory
High Point Bisons defeat Charleston Bantams 32 29 to claim Carolinas Class A crown at Raleigh Memorial Auditorium. Evans and Farr lead late surge as Meisky directs the rally to close the game. Charleston heavy front. Greenville upset by Sumter in earlier doubleheader.
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Black Bisons
Lloyd Evans
Grover Farr
Garland Onausey
Dick Meisky
High Point High School
Raleigh
North Carolina
Memorial Auditorium
Charleston
8. C
Palmetto
Bisons
High Point
Bantams
Seaboys
Lloyd Evang
Idol
Minot
Blalock
Farr
High Poin
Causey
Llloyd Evans
Shokes
Garland Causey
Richard Meisky
Meisky
Evans
Hinkle
Marsh
Lockwood
Rf Moore
Minott
MacMillan
Terry Explains Giants Improvement For This Season
Bill Terry argues the New York Giants are a better club this year with stronger pitching outfield and infield. He cites reserve strength boosting defense. he may not play, but calls the defense higher powered than last year. In Clearwater, Brooklyn holdouts Van Mungo and Buddy Hassett press that $500 separates them from terms.
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Havana
New York Giants
Bill Terry
Bill
Clearwater
Fla
Brooklyn Dodge
van Mungo
Buddy Hassett
Cominng
Yankees Pitchers Weight at Spring Training Reveals Gains
In St Petersburg Florida the Yankees report heavier pitchers. Bump Hadley weighs 270 pounds while Old Blub Malone weighs 201 and Monte Pearson checks in above 170 as camp begins.
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Petersburg
Fla
New York Yankees
Bump Hadley
Blub
Malone
Monte Pearson
White Sox test teen Steve as future option
Pasadena report notes manager Jimmy Dykes of the Chicago White Sox is evaluating 19 year old Steve er from Los Angeles as a potential successor at third base, signaling a push to develop young talent.
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Pasadena
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago
White Sox
Steve Er
Los Angeles
Infield Signs Chicago Cubs Under Contract
All Cub infield players are under contract while outfield selections remain unsettled as several players express dissatisfaction with roles and options.
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Infield
Chicago
Chicago Cub
Cardinals draw huge crowds at training camp practice
Heavy attendance in Daytona Beach Florida indicates the Cardinals may attract record crowds during the training season as fans fill grandstands and bleachers for the practice session. Baseball weather lures fans to the workout.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Cardinals
Mickey Owen recalls baseball roots and Cardinals path
The narrative recounts Mickey Owen’s early career from Springfield Missouri to pro debut and his link to the Gas-House Gang era. Barrett’s encouragement, playing in Western and American Associations, and a nickname origin are noted along with his All-Star appearances and potential future with the Cardinals.
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Owen
Barrett
Cardinals
Columbus
American Association
Western Association
California
Mickey
Arnold
Pepper Martin
Mickey Owen
Archaic Sahara Idea Sparks Debate Among Archaeologists
Archeologists debate whether the Sahara Desert once formed a populous land. Some researchers argue for a historic civilization in the region, while others question the evidence and timelines.
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Sahara Desert
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