Metz Holds Narrow Lead After Second Round At Metropolitan
Dick Metz, of Young Deal New Jersey, clings to a one stroke edge in the Metropolitan golf tournament at East Lake after a 75 in windy, frigid conditions. Johnny Golden and Tommy Wright posted 68 and 80 to stay close, while Henry Picard fired a 68 to threaten.
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Dillon Graham
Associated Press
Atlanta
Dick Metz
Young
Deal
N. J
Jersey Star
East Lake
Metz
Johnny Golden
Noroton
Conn
Tommy Wright
Knoxville Tenni
Henry Picard
Charleston
D. C
Picard
Florida
Charles Lacey
Lakeville
L. L
Ky Laffoon
Denver
Lacey
Laffoon
Golden
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
al Leacey
Weatpoint
Mortle Dutrait
Runyan
Mich
Bill Mehlhorn
Brooklyn
Ralph Stoneuse
Indianapolis
Horton Smith
New York
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Phil Perkins
Ohio
Joe Turnesa
Elmsford
Tar Heels Win Southern Conference Indoor Track Title
In Chapel Hill UNC clinched the team championship of the fifth annual Southern Conference indoor meet as Virginia failed to place in the one mile relay. Duke won the freshman division while Georgetown and Davidson posted notable records across scholastic and non conference events.
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Washington and Lee
South Carolina
V. P. Duke
North Carolina
William and Mary
Georgetown
Atlanta Boys’ High
Newark Prep
Woodberry Forest
Morristown
Davidson
Richmond
Newark
N. J
Atlanta
Ehringhaus
Duke
Tar Heels
Arnold
Havin
Stevens
Boys’ High
Gwinn
Woodooeer Forest
Ward
Boys
Edwin McRae
Lauck
Virginia
Evans
Widmyer
Maryland
Wolfpack Stars To Organize Monograms
Approximately 100 past and present North Carolina State College athletes met in Raleigh to plan a general monogram club. Speakers included Hank Anderson head football coach John Buchanan president of the student monogram club and Dr A J Wilson chair of the faculty athletic council.
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Raleigh
North Carolna State College
Hank Anderson
John Buchanan
A. J. Wilson
Macks Beat Giants By Hitting Rookie Pitchers In Spree
The Philadelphia Athletics won 7 to 2 over the New York Giants in a spring exhibition, scoring in multiple innings off rookie pitchers Al Smith and Jack Salveson. Key hits included a bases loaded triple by Ed Coleman and a fourth inning rally led by Mel Ott and Johnny Verger.
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Miami
Fila
New York Giants
al Smith
Jack Salveson
Philadelphia Athletics
Salveson
Harold Warstler
Wingfield
Ray Radcliffe
Roger Cramer
Ed Coleman
Smith
Coleman
Merritt
Sugar) Cain
Roy Mahaffey
Johnny Marcum
Giants
Mahaffey
Mel Ott
George Davis
Johnny Verger
Phil
N.Y
Cain
Marcum
Berry
Smith, Clark
Richards
Danning
St. Louis Cardinals Open Spring Drills Under Frisch
In Bradenton at Fila on March 10 the St. Louis Cardinals began spring training under manager Frankie Frisch. The team practiced bunting with regular pitchers in the box, fielders in position, and runners on base as players worked up a strenuous pace.
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Bradenton
Fila
St. Louis Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Frisch
Browns to Scrimmage Intra Club Game Tomorrow
St Louis Browns manager Rogers Hornsby will oversee the first intra club game as newcomers face the regulars in West Palm Beach. Regulars Gray McAfee and McDonald to pitch. Yannigans handled by Newsome Knott Coffman. Lineup includes West centerfield Strange shortstop Burns first base Campbell Clark Clift third base Belma second Heath Delmas catcher.
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Browns
West Palm Beach
Fia
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
Gray
McAfee
McDonald
Newsome
Knott
Coffman
Yannigans
West
Strange
Burns
Campbell, Jr
Clark
Rain Routs Phillies In Practice Field Postponement
Torrential rains at Winter Haven, Florida, forced the Phillies from the practice field and postponed outdoor activities to tomorrow. Wes Schulmerich and Prince Oana reported to Jimmy Wilson today, completing the Phillies outfield squad of six in camp.
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Phillies
Winter Haven
Fra
Wes Schulmerich
Prince Oana
Jimmy Wilson
Ndy
Judge Hitting in Sarasota Protest Case
Sarasota, March 10. A judge is involved in a protest case as reported by AP with minimal details available from the fragment.
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Sarasota, Fra
Yankees Win Chapman Pact Shortens Holdout List
St Petersburg March 10 Ben Chapman fleet outfielder of the New York Yankees informed Manager Joe McCarthy he had signed his 1934 contract and would arrive Monday Chapman's capitulation reduced the Yankee holdout list to two catchers Bill Dickey and infielder Lyn Lary
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Ben Chapman
New York Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Chapman
Yankee
Bill Dickey
Lyn Lary
Dodgers Workouts Canceled Amid Rain In Spring Camp
Rain in Orlando Florida forced Manager Casey Stengel to call off two workouts for the Brooklyn Dodgers, who had endured two daily sessions in the sun since last Sunday and now crave a vacation.
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Orlando
Fila
Casey Stengel
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Tigers unveil opening Detroit lineup at spring camp
Manager Mickey Cochrane scheduled the Detroit Tigers opening fielders for spring camp. Ger ald Walker will start in right and lead off, Pete Fox to center with Goose Goslin in right, Hank Greenberg at first, Clifton or Owen at third, and Charley Gehringer and Bill Rogell at second. Clifton’s edge for third is noted, though Owen may win the job.
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Lakeland
Fla
Detroit Tigers
Mickey Cochrane
Gerald Walker
Pete Fox
Goose Goslin
Hank Greenberg
Marvin Owen
Flea
Clifton
Charley Gehringer
Bill Rogell
Keystone
Braves Beat Braves Scrub Team as Rain Halts Game
A heavy rain storm in St. Petersburg on Mar 10 halted the Boston Braves scrub game in the seventh inning with Al Spohrer's nine leading Frank Hogan’s lineup to a 7-5 edge over the opposition. The New York Yankees remained idle on Miller Huggins field two miles away near Waterfront Park.
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Braves
ST. Petersburg
Fila
Boston Braves
al Spohrer
Frank “Shanty” Hogan
New York Yankees
Miller Huggins
Tribesmen
Reds face cuts as training overcrowding grows
Rain halted early Reds activities in Tampa giving Manager Bob O Farrell time to worry over looming roster cuts. Fifty four players are at Redland camp with more arriving as holdouts Sy Johnson Rey Koip and Joe Morrissey stay away. Final 23 must be reduced by June 15.
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O'Farrell
Tampa
Fila
Cincinnati Reds
Bob O'Farrell
Redland
Sy Johnson
Rey Koip
Joe Morrissey
Duke Sets 29 Baseball Games for 1934 Schedule
Duke university announces a 29 game 1934 baseball schedule the largest in program history. Duke opens March 27 vs Michigan State and faces Clemson twice before Easter trips to South Carolina and Durham. The slate includes 13 Southern Conference games and a northern tour ending with Georgetown on April 30 and Maryland May 1.
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Durham
Duke University
John W
Jack) Coombs
Blue Devil Diamond
Michigan State
East Lansing
Mich
Duke Park
Duke
Clemson
Columbia
U S. C
University of South Carolina
South Carolina
Maryland
N. C. State
North Carolina
Davidson
Wake Forest
Chapel
Clemson College
Clemon College
Elon College
Burlington
Davidson College
Guilford College
Raleigh
W. Forest
Georgetown
Washington, D. C
College Park
Lexington Victor In Class A Division of Basketball Tourney
Lexington won the class A championship by defeating Fayetteville 29 to 19 in Raleigh. Lattimore captured the class B title with a 35 to 21 win over Garner. Lexington reached the final by beating Canton 25 to 16, while Fayetteville beat Oxford Orphanage 26 to 21.
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Raleigh
Lexington
Lattimore
North Carolina State College
Fayetteville
Garner
Canton
Oxford Orphanage
Candor
New London
Favorites Win First Matches in Indoor Tennis
New York and Paris hopefuls advance in the United States indoor tennis championship opening round. Gregory Mangin, defending champion, overcame eye injury to beat E Ramey Donovan 6-2 7-5 as Jean Borotra and other French players moved into the second round.
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New York
Mar
United States
Seventh Regiment Drill Shed
Gregory 5
Mangin
U. S
Tilden
Vincent Richards
E. Ramey Donovan
Fordham University
Jean Borotra
France
Kenneth B. Appel
Orange
N. J
Appel
Borotra
Christian Boussus
Andre Merlin
Merlin
Albert Law, Jr
Boussus
Jack Pittman
Paul Perez
Irving W. Ramond
Peret
Frank X. Shields
Lester R. Stoefen
Californian
Berkeley Bell
Shields
Merritt Cutler
Stoefen
Julius Seligson
Norman Comes
Hackensack
George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Allan W. Swayze
Julius Abrams
Wood
Adams-Millis Wins Industrial Final Over Paper Box Five
Adams-Millis basketball club defeated Paper Box Five 37 to 28 to clinch the Industrial league championship. Wheells led Adams-Millis with 12 points while Hinkle and Cooper added 10 each, and Farlow scored 10 for Paper Box. Adams-Millis girls beat an All-Star team 27 to 9 in a preliminary contest led by Rowland with 12 points.
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Paper Box
Adams-Millis
Hosiers
L. Cooper
Wheells
Hinkle
Hill
Buchanan
Wall
Cooper
Farlow
Rowland
HH. P
Gmftpance Sceae Ty Erne
Sks
Ocae
W. Thomas
Ed Farlow
Gentry
CFR
Adams
Wheelis
Pep
Bob
Covsace
Sunday School Games Schedule at Local Churches
This week features a series of church league games starting Wednesday at 7:30 PM with Calvary M E Ward Street versus Highland Episcopal, followed by Friends versus Calvary. Additional matches include Ward Street M E against Trinity and First Reformed versus South Main. Friday fixtures include Trinity versus Calvary and Episcopal versus First Reformed with Cent Friends against Green Street Baptist.
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Wright Bollinger
Griffin
Fee Feet Son
Walker
Wee Parlowe
Spencer
Gmftp
Saine
B. Murrow
B. Saine
J. Murrow
Trinity
Highland
Omer White
D . Grant
Broadwell
Gee
W. Grant
Bee Ee Walker
Young Gee
Hartley
J. Hartley
BR. Hartley
R. Hartley
Highland M
Epicopal
Calvary
Ward St. M. E
First Reformed
South Main M. FE
Calvary M
Episcopal
Friends
Green St. Baptist
Ward Street
M. BE
Highland M. B
Bolton Refuses to Report for $1,000 Salary Raise
Cliff Bolton of the Washington Senators threatens not to report to spring training in Biloxi Mississippi until his salary is raised to $1,000. Bolton says he has only been offered $500 and will stay home to run his Liberty highway store, planning to play Sand-lot baseball if needed. He was given a deadline to report, which he did not meet.
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Cliff Bolton
Washington Senators
Clark Griffith
High Point
Senators
Nats
Biloxi
Miss
Bolton
Liberty Highway
Washington
Belton
Charlotte Captures South Atlantic high school tournament title
In Lexington Virginia Charlotte high school defeated Durham high for the finals title after beating Eastern high in the semifinals. The Tar Heel champions capped a dramatic run with a 28 point victory and earned players on the all tournament teams led by Bassin Nolan Ruth and King.
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Lexington
Eastern High
Washington
Atington and Lee University
Charlotte
Durham, High
Durham
North Carolina
Glrer Military School
Thomas Jefferson
Spartanburg
S. C
High
Harry Bassin
Bassin
Bad
Nolan
Eastern
Daly
McKinly
Ruth
C King
Sims
Chari Mullis
Spessard
Jeftl High
Roanoke
Sneed
Green Wheeler
Emerson
Brentwood Victorious In Overtime Soccer Duel
Brentwood defeated Street yesterday after a score tied in regulation and an extra period produced the deciding goal. Reitzel starred for the Brentwood outfit delivering the decisive plays.
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Brentwood
Street
Reitzel
Meandering land reshapes river and lake borders over time
The text notes that irregular shoreline segments along rivers and lakes can shift, causing border lines to change as watercourses meander and erosion, sediment deposition, and water level fluctuations alter the land between the waters.
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Fiege
Carolina
Sedgefield Pro
Tourney’s Gold
Charleston, S. C
Seco Place
Ord
Fleagle
Davi Smither
William
Everett
Finkelstein
Washington Lee
Wolfpack Stars
Macks
Cecil Travis
Ossie Bluege
Joe Cronin
Bluege
Travis
Joe Judge
Boston Red Sox
Eddie Morgan
Cleveland
New Orleans
Morgan
Judge
Eddie
Bucky” Harris
Duke Blue Devils
Jack Coombs
South Caro
Lexington Victor
Princeton
Fordham
State Teachers College
West Chester
Temple
Philadelphia
Chapel Hill
Charlotte Sims
Nee Mullis
Hexey
McCachren
Thomas c
Ims
Mulls
Shoupe
Pope
Swindell
Thomas
Hackney King
Ayer
Taylor
Geeee Smith
Soso Cove
Stroud
Hayworth
Ccne
Cscs Cove
ALL Harris
Bowers
Die
B. Bain
Weisner
Eee
Eveesess Worth
Nance
Charles
Hawkins
Stout
Ftee
Gmiftp
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Wright
R. Spencer
Cscs
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Fee
Wren
Bollinger
Gibson & Eeee
Parlowe G
Ivey
GmrFr Steele F
Sorrell
Cess Eves Oven
Thee
Grant
Crowson
Rothrock
Sesses
Clayton
Kinney
Core
Brown
Green Street
Steele
Sr Adee
Auere Soo
Ator Blades
KRESS
S. Main St
Chrysler
Gate City Motor Company
Wrenn Street
Gregory Mang
Y. M
Calvary M. E. Ve Ward
M. P
Mftp
Whitt
Peete
Cess Eesses Eveeee O
Dennis F
Wees
Russell
Johnson
Maine
Long Island
Hubbard
Welch
South
Strater
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Bennett
Brentwood Victor
Jap Champ
Kinrey Matsuyama
Broadway
Auburn
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