Picard Revolta Halts 3rd Gold Four-Ball Playoff Tie
In Miami the Picard Revolta team and the Horton Smith Paul Runyan duo finished 18 holes tied after 36 holes of play. Picard Revolta led 3 up mid round but Revolta missed a 3% foot putt on 28 and Smith’s late heroics kept the match alive for a playoff, with scores 68 70 for Picard Revolta and 65 68 for Smith Runyan.
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Charleston Welcomes Picard Back For Open Tourney
Henry Picard, former Charleston pro now with Hershey country club, returns to Charleston for the third annual Charleston Open March 20 21 22 and 23. The event grows to 3000 total prize money with Hagen Runyan and about 100 pros expected over four days of 18 holes each.
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Guilford College Baseball Schedule Sets 22 Games
Guilford College announces a 22 game 17 conference schedule for the 19 season. The slate includes March trips to Greenville and Wilson, April matches with Duke Lenoir Rhyne Catawba Elon High Point and Randolph Macon, and May clashes at Guilford Burlington and Elon.
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Guilford Schedule Sets Tough 1935 Grid Menu
Guilford College announces its 1935 football slate under athletics head F C Shepard. The Quakers face Catawba Wofford Erskine William and Mary Randolph Macon Lenoir Rhyne Western Carolina Teachers Roanoke Balow with games at Guilford Spartanburg Due West Williamsburg Hickory Salem and Greensboro.
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Schmeling Baer Fight Set for June in New York
Max Baer and Max Schmeling will meet in a heavyweight bout scheduled for June in New York. Manager Joe Jacobs says terms are set and the fight is assured, with Jacobs predicting a knockout win and noting Schmeling is in peak form. Schmeling had recently knocked out Steve Hanna then rushed to Munich to join his wife.
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Operation Heals Ten Year Old Patient in Omaha
A ten year old Omaha girl who had surgery Monday to correct an upside down stomach was reported in satisfactory condition at 2 A M. The update confirms the operation was successful and the patient remains under care.
Y M C A Gold Medal Tournament Opens With Six Games
The opening day features six games in the third annual Y M C A Gold Medal basketball tournament at the association gymnasium. Lentz Transfers of Winston-Salem moves to the A division joining Denton All-Stars in the action. Highland High Point All-Stars meet at 10 PM after a schedule change due to a death in the Highland camp.
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Wednesday High School Basketball Schedule
The notice lists upcoming games for several classes. At 5 PM Kernersville High faces COO, and Randieman All-Stars meet Leon. Yadkinville Cardinals take on Sinclair Oilers. At 6 PM Pair Grove plays Marsh, and Salvation Army meets Denton All-Stars. High Point Panthers clash with Greensboro Pull Fashioned.
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Guy Burkhart’s Foot Amputated After Train Incident
Lexington reports Guy Burkhart, son of Mr and Mrs Al Burkhart, fell beneath a freight train on Saturday while trying to catch a ride. His foot was severely crushed and had to be amputated. He is resting today as well as possible.
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Schmeling Beats Hamas. Eyes Baer Title Clash This Summer
Hamburg reports Max Schmeling overwhelms Steve Hamas in nine rounds by technical knockout to strengthen his bid for a June title shot at Max Baer. Crowds of 25 000, Hamas hurt by body work and rights, Hamus injuries cited by manager. Baer camp offered 300000 for Schmeling Baer bout subsidized by Germany in Berlin’s new Olympic Stadium.
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Malcolm Campbell Turns 50 as Trials Delayed at Daytona Beach
Sir Malcolm Campbell marked his 50th birthday in Daytona Beach as heavy surf and rough beach conditions hinder his plan to push the Bluebird toward 300 mph. He waits for a smoother surface or favorable northeast winds, hoping tides align to create a perfect racing strand. He intends to press the attempt for five miles per hour beyond his 1933 record, continuing his vigil with Lord Rothmere awaiting better surfing conditions.
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Spring Training Camps Roundup Highlights and Scores
In spring training notes from multiple camps the results include Philadelphia defeating New York 5 to 3 and Cincinnati beating Boston 12 to 1. Reports cover players such as Hank Leiber and Jene Hill, camp observations, and upcoming exhibition games across Miami Beach St Petersburg and other Florida sites.
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Red Sox Show New Punch With Vets And Rookies
Boston builds a mix of young talent and veterans under Joseph Cronin aiming to close the gap on Detroit. Key figures include Werber Johnson Bishop Daighren and Rick Ferrell with pitch hopes centered on Wes Ferrell Ostermueller and Grove. New recruits Morena Wilson join a reshaped lineup seeking a strong 1935 pennant push.
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Lexington Cards Nine Grid Games Schedule Preview
Lexington March news outlines nine football games for the fall under Head Coach Tom Young. New opponents Burlington Greensboro Salisbury join the slate with venues undecided or tentative, including possible Cecil Field games and a shift away from Winston Salem due to scheduling disputes.
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A. A. U. Fight on Open Meet In Charlotte
Eliminations start tonight at the annual A. A. U. boxing tournament in Charlotte gathering survivors from Florida South Georgia and the Carolinas. Winners advance to St Louis for the national championships with many regional entrants listed from Savannah Statesboro Raleigh Kannapolis Spartanburg Laurinburg and Lincolnton.
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Opening Fall Practice Begins With Barnum Springs
The report notes that the opening game with Barnum Springs depends on all candidates for the team arranging to begin work with the start of fall practice.
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Amateur Champions Open Two Day Meet In Charlotte
Amateur boxing champions from Florida, South Georgia and the Carolinas begin a two day Atlantic Seaboard A A U ring tournament in Charlotte. 381 boxers compete with four reps per class except heavyweights. 16 semi final victors advance to challenge for the Atlantic Seaboard titles before traveling to St Louis for the national championship. Harry Red Beaver of North Carolina College is the lone defending Atlantic Seaboard champion and featherweight entrant.
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Red) Beaver
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Sherrill Signs Up With Cardinal Club
Lee Sherrill right handed pitching ace of the High Point college Purple Panthers signed a contract with the St. Louis Cardinals and left for Bradenton Florida for spring training. His loss weakens the Panthers championship hopes as he was team captain and pitched in the industrial league during summer.
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