Luke Appling Absence Delays Cubs Spring Start
Chicago Cubs begin practice as Luke Appling has not reported to camp in Miami Beach. Giants manager Bill Terry predicts stronger pitching and names Parmelee Schumacher Hubbell Fitzsimmons and others as key contributors after a week of spring training. Yankees adopt rule barring holdout players from training until terms are reached following Babe Ruth’s earlier capitulation.
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Luke Appling
Chicago
Cubs
Miami Beach
Fia
New York Giants
Bill Terry
Parmelee
Bill
Schumacher
Hubbell
Fitzsimmons
Clark
St, Petersburg
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Appling Missing As Chamberlain Shines At Short
Pasadena reports Lew Fonseca of the Chicago White Sox wonders about Luke Appling who hit .322 last season. Meanwhile Joe Chamberlain, who avoided the club last year, is performing well at short.
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Appling
Pasadena
Calif
Lew Fonseca
Chicago White Sox
Luke Appling
Joe Chamberlain
Dodgers Begin Practice With Phony Start in Orlando
In Orlando on March 5 the Brooklyn Dodgers held a first workout described as phony, with 19 players summoned to the practice field mainly for press photographers while Casey Stengel promised real work the next day.
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Orlando
Fla
Brooklyn Dodgers
Casey Stengel
Cubs Begin Work At Avalon Training Camp
The Chicago Cubs started their first drill of the training season in Avalon California as Floyd Babe Herman, suspected holdout, had signed yesterday for the team.
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CUBS
Avalon
Calif
Chicago Cubs
Floyd
Babe
Phillies Head South for Spring Training Camp
Philadelphia sails to Winter Haven Florida for spring training as manager Jimmy Wilson notes a new spirit and hints the team is headed somewhere unspecified but promising this season.
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Phillies
Philadelphia
Winter Haven
Fla
Jimmy Wilson
Maturak Seen As Rookies Best Bet For Phila Camp
Fort Myers Florida March 5 One rookie pitcher stands out at the Philadelphia Athletics spring camp Harry Maturlak who pitched in the Texas league last year appears to be a definite roster choice others struggle to secure a spot.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Philadelphia Athletics
Harry Maturak
North Carolina scholastic tournament kicks off
Forty eight high schools in the state will start play in two divisions as the N C State college scholastic tournament opens. Pairings for 16 class A and 32 class B teams were set after a meeting. Eliminations begin Thursday, class B, while class A teams play Friday. Finals are scheduled for Saturday night.
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Raleigh, Marys
N. C
Yesteray
Demon Deacons Schedule Ten Games for 1934 Season
Wake Forest announces a 10 game football slate for 1934 including national rival Duke and conference foes North Carolina North Carolina State and Presbyterian. The list shows Guilford Chapel Hill Raleigh Wake Forest Washington Emory and Henry Durham Richmond and Davidson with dates in September through November.
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Demon Deacons
North Carolina
Big Wive
Purman University
Presbyterian College of South Carolina
Guilford
Chapel Hill
North Carolina State
Raleigh
Presbyterian
George Washington
Washington
Emory and Henry
Emory
Duke
Durham
Richmond
Charlotte
Davidson
Deacon Baseball Practice Starts At Wake Forest
Wake Forest announces a three week spring drill for about 20 candidates under Coach John Caddell. Only three veterans return: Joe Mulhern Roy Myers and Frank Clark. Veterans Junie Barnes Johnnie Hicks Monk Joyner Howard Earp Chick Bunting Leon Brodgen and Doug White Faust Johnson too Graduate.
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John Caddell
Wake Forest College
Deacon
Caddell
Joe Mulhern
Roy Myers
Frank Clark
Junie Barnes
Johnnie Hicks
Monk Joyner
Howard Earp
Chick Bunting
Leon Brodgen
Doug White
Faust Johnson
Metropolitan Open Gathers Golf Pros at East Lake
Atlanta March 5 The Metropolitan Open returns to East Lake for 72 holes of medal play with $2,000 prize money spread across 18 places. First prize 500 dollars, runner up 350 and third 260. George Sargent expects good course conditions as pros travel from Miami for the event.
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Atlanta
Mar
America
Bobby Jones
East Lake Country Club
Charleston
S. C
Augusta
George Sargent
East Lake
Miami
Generals as Giant Killers Highlight Southern Conference Tourney
The Washington-Lee Generals earned the nickname Giant Killers for defeating Maryland Duke and North Carolina in the Southern Conference tournament. The Raleigh crowd packed the auditorium, netting about 2500 dollars, while tobacco veterans praised the organized effort led by the Raleigh Junior Chamber of Commerce and Fred Dixon.
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Washington-Lee Generals
Generals
Maryland
S. C. Gamecocks
Duke
Blue Devils
Favorites Fall as Four-Ball Tourney Upsets Florida Field
In Miami Florida the opening round of the $3500 international four-ball golf event saw half the seeded pairs eliminated. Henry Cluci and Mike Turnesa upset Tommy Armour and Craig Wood two up on 36 holes while Ralph Stonehouse and Gene Sarazen lost to Philip Perkins and Joe Kirkwood three and one after two extra holes.
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Miami
Fla
Miami Country Club
Tommy Armour
Chicago
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Henry Cluci
Mike Turnesa
New York
Gene Sarazen
Joe Kirkwood
Philip Perkins
Cleveland
Ralph Stonehouse
Indianapolis
Indoor track season climaxes at Madison Square Garden
The 13th annual intercollegiate A A A A championships open in New York as 29 colleges chase the team title. Yale, Princeton rival Bill Bonthron, Penn’s Gene Venzke, and other stars compete in events including pole vault, high jump, and the 1500 meters with possible crossovers from New York University, Manhattan College, Cornell, and Harvard. Monk Little of William & Mary headlines the non eastern entry in the broad jump.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New York
Mar
East
Madison Square Garden
Yale
Elis
New York University
Manhattan College
Cornell
Harvard
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Gene Venzke
Penn
Bonthron
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Venzke
Frank Crowley
Manhattan
Monk. Little
William & Mary College
Ramseur and Pinnacle Quintets Reach Class C Final
Ramseur meets Pinnacle in the Class C final of the Mid State tournament at 8 PM in the High Point college gymnasium. The Ramseur squad is noted for its rapid pace, aiming to wear down opponents, while Pinnacle seeks to slow the fast attack. A preliminary intramural freshman and senior game starts at 7 PM.
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Pinnacle
Four Wrestlers From High Point Top Barium Springs Team
Four members of the High Point High School wrestling squad defeated an equal number from the state champion Barium Springs club at Davidson College. Charles Parks pinned Jessup in 7:42, Henry Newby won on a time decision over Jones in 5:36, and Art Lea was thrown by Spencer in 1:55. The grapplers plan a meet with Leakeville YMCA Saturday night and likely end the season next week against Greensboro.
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Barium Springs Club
Davidson College
Charles Parks
Jessup
Henry Newby
Jones
Art Lea
Spencer
Leakeville
Greensboro
Plane crash near airport injures two men
Tal Madge Long pilot and Preston Spear owner escaped with slight injuries when their plane nose dived from 30 feet and crashed near the Kinston airport. Long tried a long glide with a dead motor and lost control after striking unseen wires.
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Kinston
Mar
Talmadge Long
Preston Spear
Long
Sensational finish fuels 36 holes for Walsh and Cooper
Walsh of Chicago along with Harry Cooper turned in a 64 afternoon best ball and 32 for the outgoing nine to surge ahead. Dengmore Shute the British Open champion and Al Espinosa of Chicago suffered a six and four loss to Jules Huot of Quebec and Victor Ghezzi of Rumson in a strong pairing. Second round pairings listed include Smith Runyan versus Watrous Dutra and Hagen Creavy versus Perkins Stonehouse.
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Tuckahoe
N. Y
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Milwaukee
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Chicago
Reggie Myles
Cleveland
Walter Hagen
Tom Creavy
Albany
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Noroton
Conn
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Joe Turnesa
Westchester
al Watrous
Detroit
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Brooklyn
Wilfy Cox
Bill Mehlhorn
Frank Walsh
Walsh
Quebec
Canada
Victor Ghezzi
Rumson
N. J
Smith-Runyan
Watrous- Dutra
Hagen-Creavy
Perkins
Outstanding Athletes To Compete In Indoor Games
Stars from Virginia North Carolina Duke and Maryland lead the field for the fifth Southern Conference Indoor Games at the University of North Carolina next Saturday March 10. Nine conference entries boost a large elite field across divisions with notable hurdles and shot put events featuring Grover Everett Franklin Abernethy Bob Coles Lu Williams Odell Childers and Earl Meyer among others.
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University of North Carolina
Duke
Carolina
Virginia
Cavaliers
Grover Everett
Franklin Abernethy
North Carolina
Doors
Honora Everett
Bob Coles
Virgt
Coles
Lu Williams
Bob Bird
Ington
Lee
Odell Childers
Southern Conference Tournament Posts $2500 Net Profit
Raleigh reports the Southern Conference basketball tourney increased its finances by about $2500, with gross receipts near $5600. Washington and Lee defeated Duke 30-29 to win the title, and official attendance and receipts figures were released.
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Raleigh
Mar
Washington and Lee Generals
Duke
Publicity Directors Meet Set for Cleveland Event
The American College Publicity Association plans its next annual convention in Cleveland Ohio from June 28 to 30 hosted by Western Reserve University with Ohio State University and the Case School of Applied Science as cooperating institutions. The announcement came from Robert W Madry association press officer after an executive committee poll.
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Chapel Hill
American College Publicity Association
Cleveland
Ohio
Western Reserve University
Ohio State University
Case School of Applied Science
Robert W. Madry
Association
Bobby Jones Sets New Record On Course He Built
AUGUSTA GA March 5 AP Bobby Jones on Augusta National laid out by his design shot 65 to set an unofficial course record seven strokes under par. He beat Ed Dudley by one stroke the Augusta professional. The round read 65 on a round laid out to prepare for the Masters Invitation Tournament starting March 22 at the same course.
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Augusta
Bobby Jones
Augusta National Golf Club
Jones
Ed Dudley
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