Runyan Wins Charleston Open With 273 Four Round Score
Paul Runyan, 26, of New York, captured Charleston's open tourney with an all rounds total of 273, eleven under par, finishing nine strokes ahead of Craig Wood who shot 282. Runyan opened with a 72, then 68, then a 65, and closed with a 68 to set a low-score mark in winter golf and a major tournament record.
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Dillon Graham Sharleston
Paul Runyan
Young
Plains
N. Y
Star
Charleston
Sessionals
Ctaig Wood
N. J
Walter Run
Smith
New York
Ortie Dutra
Detroit
Ry Picard
Pony Cooper
Chicago
Revolta
Milwau
Willie McFarlane
Kahoe
Bill Mehl
Brooklyn
Horn
Ted
Runyan
Frost
Augusta
Bobby Jones
Garrett Seizes No. 1 Spot for High Point Bison Golf
Jack Garrett emerged as the dark horse in High Point high school golf trials to claim the top position on the team under Coach Andy Merrilees. Jack Royal upset A A Oliver and Charles Diffendale to take No 2, with Garrett defeating Royal to win the final.
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Jack Garrett
High Point High
Andy Merrilees
Jack Royal
A. A. Oliver
Charles Diffendale
Garrett
Royals
Merrilees
Garrett, Royals
C. Diffendale
Harry Welch
John Diffendale
Robert Dunkleberger
W. Hedrick
Winston-Salem
Fourth Streeters in First Contest
Sandiot baseball team the Fourth Street Skunks claimed their first win in High Point on Saturday defeating an unnamed opponent 21 to 16. The write up praised the game while noting the opposing team may react and the match marks the Skunks first victory in this local scene.
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Sandiot Baseball
High Point
Fourth Street Skunks
Skunks
Golf Stars Tie To Set Record In Amateur Event
A dense list of players with scores and locations shows a large amateur event aftermath. Names include Fairly Clark Savannah Charleston David Tinsley Spartanburg and many others across South and Northeast states, with mixed scores and several marked amateurs.
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Fairly Clark
Savannah
xLewis Johnson, Jr
Charleston
John Kinder
Asbury Park
N. J
xDavid Tinsley
Spartanburg
N. C
Tony Manero
Sedgefield
Johnny Golden
Noroton
Conn
Ralph Stonehouse
Indianapolis
Irvine Ottman
Louisville
Cardinals Nose Out Giants In Battle of Grapefruit Loop
St Louis Cardinals come from behind to beat the New York Giants 2 to 1 in a rain shortened grapefruit league game in Miami Beach 600 fans watching. Jim Mooney Gene Moore and Joe Medwick powered the Cardinals offense while Healey Joe Moore and Bill Terry produced the Giants lone run.
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Cardinals
Giants
Miami Beach
Fia
St. Louis Cardinals
Herma
Bell
New York Giants
Jim Mooney
Gene Moore
Frankie Frisch
Joe Medwick
Healey
Joe Moore
Bill Terry
St. Louis
N. York
Winford
Mooney
Carleton
W. Davis
Hubbell
Luque
Danning
High Point doubles win inter state hand ball title
George Dixon and Shelly York of High Point defeated Kannapolis and Greensboro to claim the inter state championship. Overcash beat Smith to win the singles title. Norfolk and Western won the inter state volleyball title in Greensboro defeating High Point Greensboro and Cone Memorial Y M C A clubs.
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High Point
George Dixon
Shelly York
Kannapolis
Greensboro
York
Dixon
Overcash
Faulkner
Ketchie
Lippard
Smith
Norfolk and Western
Norfolk
Cone Memorial Y. M. C. A
Virginians
Cone Memorial
J. Poole
W. Raper
M. A. Temple
M. L. Patrick
Ed Farlowe
W. Beck
Local Church League Schedules Busy Week
Thursday Calvary M E versus First Reform at 7 00 P M. Central Friends meet First M P at 7 30 P M. Ward St M E faces 8S Main St M E at 8 00 P M. Episcopal plays Green St Baptist at 8 30 P M. Friday Trinity M E meets First M P at 7 00 P M. South Main M E B clashes Highland M E at 7 30 P M.
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Calvary M. BE
First Reform
Central Friends
First M. P
Ward St. M. E
Main St. M. E
Episcopal
Green St. Baptist
Trinity M. E
South Main M. EB
Highland M. E
M. P
Central Friends Episcopal
Baptist Trinity M. E
Calvary M E
Cambridge Crew Beats Oxford in Thames Regatta Record
Cambridge eight won the 86th annual Oxford Cambridge Boat Race on the Thames from Putney to Mortlake in 18 minutes after wind and water delays. Cambridge finished four and a half lengths ahead, breaking Oxford’s 28 year-old record by 26 seconds and marking Cambridge’s fifth straight victory. Oxford’s best time was 18 minutes 20 seconds.
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Cambridge
Oxford
Thames
London
Putney
Mortlake Brewery
Dark Blues
Tilden and Vines Win In Philadelphia Tennis Series
Big Bill Tilden and Ellsworth Vines defeated Henri Cochet and Martin Plaa to win the ninth match of the cross-country tennis series in Philadelphia.
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Philadelpiua
Mar.ci
Bill Tilden
Elleworth Vines
Sinzier
Henri Cochet
Martin Plaa
Panthers Show Promise In Spring Baseball at High Point College
Coach Virgil Yow leads High Point College Panthers as they prepare for the conference opener on April 5 at Bloh College. Intra squad action on Boylin Terrace ended 6 to 5 for the regulars, with Diamont and Ridge among the standout bats and Sherrill and Rudisill pegging the mound as key hurlers.
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Virgil Yow
Purple Panther
High Point College
Boylin Terrace
Yow
Bloh College
Panthers
Diamont
Ridge
Sherrill
Rudisill
Lincolnton
Culler
Hight
Peeler
Oakley
Dyer
Williams
Elder
Shore
Koontz
Pinkston
James
Dorsett
Isley
Ingle
Apple
Cloninger
Warlick
Jennings
Russell
Moser
Jones
English
Peterson
Giants
Ab Rhe Ridge
Ocoe
Cininger
Teeene Eeeee
Yanks
Sherrill Rudisill
Dia- Rudisill
Kirkland Named Catawba Coach in New Role
Salisbury March 17 Gordon A Kirkland former Blon college star and Salisbury high coach for four years will guide Catawba athletics He will coach all major sports and direct physical education succeeding War ner Moran who recently resigned Whitener a Catawba graduate will stay as physical education instructor Kirkland coached Oxford high to a class B state title and has had successful seasons here.
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Salisbury
Gordon A. Kirkland
Blon College
Salisbury Ligh School
Catawba College
Harry Warner
Charlie Moran
James Whitener
Catawba
Kirkland
Eton
Oxford High
Oliver C Captures Aiken Cup Chase
Oliver C a five year old chestnut gelding from Mrs T H Somerville Wilmington Del won the Aiken cup feature event of the Aiken Steeplechase meeting with Noel Laing Camden up the horse finished five lengths ahead of Fugitive a Wilmington entry driven by Thomas H Durant and Ward A Wickshire's Lucier in a driving finish A crowd of more than 5000 watched the colorful race meeting The favorites Silverskin Our Friend Pinehurst also won their two preliminary races
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Aiken
Oliver C
T. H. Somerville
Wilmington
Del
Noel Laing
Camden
Thomas H. Durant
Fugitive
Ward A. Wickshire
Lucier
Silverskin
Rigan McKinney
Westbury
L. L
Our Friend
Verner Z. Reed, Jr
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Pinehurst
Laing
Ray Street Beats Emma Blair 2–0 in Playgrounds Soccer
Ray Street defeated Emma Blair 2 to 0 in a Saturday playground match. Myers and Price scored for Ray Street with superb play.
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Ray Street
Emma Blair
Myers
Price
Cloverdale
Grimes Street
Brentwood
Johnston
Grimes
Tigers And Red Sox Meet In Tilt Today
The Red Sox open spring exhibition season in Sarasota against the Detroit Tigers with manager Bucky Harris revealing new signs and signaling practice to perfect the system during 25 games.
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Tigers
Red Sox
Tilt
Sarasota
Fila
Bucky” Harris
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Senators Boast Power in Pinch Runs
Bilory Mississippi March 17 AP Joe Cronin says his Senators will have strong power in the pinch and expects a win. The remark comes as the team faces a challenging stretch and aims to protect the lead with timely hitting and solid pitching.
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Senators
Bilory
Joe Cronins
Tigers Ready for Feisty Sunday Clash with Red Sox
Smoke rose at the Detroit Tigers training camp in Lakeland as feverish prep continued for Sunday's showdown with Bucky Harris' Boston Red Sox in Sarasota. Harris had questioned Detroit's pennant chances, sparking a heated response from the Tigers.
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Tigers
Lakeland, Frs
Detroit Tigers
Bucky Harris
Boston Red Sox
Sarasota
Harris
Detroit
Stoefen Beats Mangin to End Two-Year Indoor Tennis Run
Lester R. Stoefen of Los Angeles defeated Gregory 8. Mangin of Newark 6-1 8-6 6-4 in the seventh regiment armory to capture the United States indoor title. Stoefen dominated with fast serves and powerful ground strokes before 2,000 spectators, ending Mangin’s two-year reign.
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New York
Mar
Gregory
Mangin
United States
Seventh Regiment Armory
Lester R. Stoefen
Los Angeles
Newark
N. J
Stoefen
Kansas coach proposes basket and scoring changes
Dr. F C (Phog) Allen of Kansas calls for raising the basket to 12 feet for college play and increasing field goals to three points. He will present the plan at the national coaches meeting in Atlanta and repeat it for New York rules discussions.
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Lawrence, Kas
F. C
Phog) Allen
University of Kansas
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Atlanta
Jayhawk
New York
Doctor Allen
Allen
Dr. Allen
E. C. Quigley
Women’s North and South Opens Monday
The women's North and South golf championship starts Monday at Pinehurst with many prominent players expected to contend. The crown has been won the past three years by Miss Maureen Orcutt of Englewood New Jersey. The tournament includes 18 holes of qualifying play followed by 18 hole matches.
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Pinehurst
Mar
Maureen Orcutt
Englewood
N. J
Spectacular Batting Expected To Follow With Livelier Ball
The 1934 spring training opens with higher public interest and a livelier ball boosting slugging. Stars like Gehrig and Ruth draw crowds while teams pursue power hitters, though left handed pitching remains unusual with many clubs relying on right handers.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press Sports
ST. Petersburg
Fila
Jimmie Foxx
Lou Gehrig
Chuck Klein
Bill Terry
Carl Hubbell
Dizzy Dean
Lefty Grove
Vernon Gomez
Gehrig
Ruth
Babe
Giants
Terry
Florida
Miami Beach
Myers
Bradenton
Tampa
Boston Red Sox
Hubbell
Cardineals
Hallahan
Braves
Ed Brandt
Yankees
Tigers
Fischer
Red Sox
Great Grove
Wal Pennock
Weiland
Ostermueller
Rochester
N. Y
Athletics
Reds
Dod
Brown
Ed Wells
Hansen
Elliott
Phillies
Tom Zachary
Elon Hogsett
Cunningham Sets New Indoor Mile Record In Gotham
Glenn Cunningham of the University of Kansas shaved indoor mile record to 4 08.4 at the Columbus mile in New York. He beat Gene Venzke by about 30 yards and tied for the second fastest mile ever indoors behind Jack Lovelock while Frank Nordell and others followed in the Knights of Columbus meet.
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New York
Glenn Cunningham
University of Kansas
Cunningham
Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
Universal
John W
Bill
Venzke
Kansas
Returned to Port and Freed to Travel After Extradition Battle
Odyssean tension ends as Icarus Insull lands in port with his wife and two lawyers aboard. The Greek government blocks extradition to the United States, allowing a temporary liberty to continue his voyage, with assurances he need not go ashore tonight.
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Insull
United States
France Stands Firm on Disarmament Amid German Rearmament
France resists disarmament in the face of German rearmament. The league situation yields limited satisfaction, with observers noting that Germany would press conditions if a disarmament convention is signed.
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France
Germany
Hitler Regime Seeks Legal Changes Tied to Locarno Pact
A wartime note affirms the Hitler government aims for juridical and technical changes in the Locarno framework, with its functioning closely linked to the League Council.
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League
Locarno
League Council
Army to Resume Flying on Eight Routes
An Army aviation plan resumes operations on eight routes amid political tension. The President cites guidance by Divine Spirit and calls for unity while opposing a small group of advisers he says misled responsible judgment. Senators McKellar Logan and Barsbour react to Rickenbacker controversy.
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ARMY
Howey
McKellar
D-Tenn
Logan
D-Ky
Rickenbacker
Barsbour
R-Nj
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