Six Teams Left In Your Ball Tourney
In St. Augustine Florida March 8 premier amateur professional best ball match play. A doubleheader today decides 36 hole semi finals and finals Sunday. Remaining contenders include Henr y Picard Harry Cooper Horton Smith Paul Runyan Sam Snead Johnny Farrell and Tony Manero with others eliminated in the hectic first round. A featured match today pairs Picard and Frank Ford against co medalists Jack Toomer and Oscar Evers.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Fay
Ry Picard
Harry Cooper
Horton Smith
Paul Runyan
Sam Snead
Johnny Farrell
Tony Manero
Lawson Little
Johnny Revolta
Jimmy Hines
Willie MacFarlane
Vic Ghezzi
Picard
Frank Ford
Charleston
S. C
Jack Toomer
Waynesville
N. C
Oscar Evers
Jacksonville
Springfield’s 50 0 rout over Fairview shocks Indiana tourney
In Indianapolis on March 18 Springfield pulled off a remarkable win defeating Fairview 50 to 0 in the Indiana state high school basketball tournament.
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Lark
Indianapolis
Springfield
Fairview
BaseballRumors Gossip And News From Coast To Coast
New York reports a wild baseball rumor linking Cincinnati to a Giants deal for Wally Berger with cash. Duke duels with rivals North Carolina in North Carolina line, Joe Louis whiskey hawked in Harlem, Hy Vandenberg turns on St Patrick’s Day, and Tony Lazzeri’s departure looms for the Yankees. Also notes Pep talks at the Stock Exchange, a new Electrolysis Associates baseball team, and Mike Terry’s LSU offer to mascots.
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Zinzinnati
Paul Derringer
Giants
Wally Berger
Bill McKechnie
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Chapel Hill
N. C
North Carolina U
Duke
Harlem
St. Pat's
Hy Vandenberg
Tony Lazzeri
Yankee
Whizzer White
Colorado
Phi Beter
Wrestling Last Night Captures Fall by Casey in Camden
In Camden New Jersey Steve Crusher Casey 225 Ireland defeated Rudy Dusek 220 Omaha in one fall. In St Louis Young Gotch 205 Columbus threw Milo Steinborn 218 Germany in 9 56. In SAS City Jim Londos 222 St Louis defeated Jim McMillin 230 Chicago two falls to one.
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N. J
Steve
Crusher) Casey
Ireland
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Neb
ST. Louis
Young Gotch
Columbus
Milo Steinborn
Germany
Sas City
Jim Londos
St. Uls
Jim McMillin
Chicago
Germany England soccer match tickets sell out record
Berlin reported that the May 14 game between Germany and England at the Olympic Stadium drew 400000 more applications than available seats, underscoring immense public interest and logistical challenge for the event.
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Berlin
Germany
England
Olympic Stadium
Plans for World’s Largest Stadium in Nuremberg
Nuremberg plans a new stadium seating 400000, aiming as the world’s largest. The project envisions a grand venue to host major events and draw massive crowds.
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Nuremberg
Nuremberg Stadium
Cappon Alone Opposes Big Ten Center Jump Elimination
Ann Arbor March 18 Franklin Cappon Michigan basketball coach, who will move to Princeton next year, was the only Big Ten coach to oppose the elimination of the center jump.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Franklin Cappon
Michigan
Princeton
Parker Marries Wife Of Tutor
Frankie Parker the No. 4 American tennis player married Audrey Browne Beasley the divorced wife of Mercer Beasley, Parker's first tennis instructor. The wedding followed Beasley and her custody settlement in Carson City. Parker, born Franciszek Pajkowski, rose from Milwaukee ball boy to Davis Cup stalwart and later joined the USTA top ten.
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Reno
Frankie Parker
California
Audrey Browne Beasley
Mercer Beasley
Princeton
Parker
Beasley
Carson City
Beasleys
New York City
James
Katherine
Franciszek A. Pajkowski
Milwaukee
Frankie
Anna Pajkowski
Wimbledon
Charles Hare
England
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Truck farmers vow to test the 1938 farm act legality
In Wilmington on March 18 truck farmers from New Hanover County voted to challenge the new farm program in court. They seek explanations from Dean I. O. Schaub of North Carolina State College and state farm administrator E. Y. Floyd. Ed Suggs and John R. Morris plan to grow tobacco without an allotment and pay the 60 percent marketing penalty, aiming to sue. They warn reductions in tobacco may push more farmers to truck crops.
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Wilmington
New Hanover County
Mass
Dean I. O. Schaub
N. C. State College
E. Y. Floyd
Ed Suggs
John R. Morris
Carraway Enters Race for Congress District Six
Captain Carraway acknowledged filing with the State Board of Elections and paying the $100 fee for the Democratic nomination in the sixth district. He said, I am definitely in the race, and I will continue to fight.
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Carraway
State Board OF Elections
Bruce H. Carraway
Raymond C. Maxwell
Sixth
Captain Carraway
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