High Point Creck Team Opens 1934 Season
High Point high school creck team, doubtful in strength, opens its 1934 season tomorrow afternoon against Presbyterian freshmen at David- David- The squad has faced illness and backfield injuries since Christmas but Coach Charlie Spencer hopes for a strong showing led by veterans Hendrix, M. Sams, W. Sams, Hinton, Rankin, Cook and Mas. Spencer aims to gauge his players in debut.
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High Point High School Creck
Tomorow
Davidon College
David
Ther
Charlie Spener
Presbyterians
Hendrix
M. Sams
W. Sams
Hinton
Rankin
Cook
Mas
Ich
Ch Spencer
Pitching Staff Expected Dean Brothers Boost Cards Pennant Bid
The St. Louis Cardinals expect a stronger pitching staff this season led by the Dean brothers and Paul who promise 25 wins. Dizzy Dean, Tex Carleton, Hallahan, Haines, Grimes and Walker provide depth while the offense gains Virgil Davis via a Wilson trade. Infield questions remain with Collins, Frisch, Durocher and Martin anchoring key positions.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Bradenton
Fla
Clean Boys
Oklahoma
Frank Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Frisch
Wild Bill Hallahan
Jesse Haines
Bill Walker
Burleigh Grimes
Dean
Cissy
Paul
Columbus Club
Branch Rickey
Jerome Herman
Dizzy
Cardinals
Diszy Dean
James
Tex
Carleton
Paul Dean
Hallahan
Red Birds
Bubbell
Fitzsimmons
Schumacher
Parmelee
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Virgil Davis
Wilson
Burgess Whitehead
Jim Collins
Keystone
Leo Durocher
Pepper Martin
Charley Gelbert
Buckshot
Dick Bartell
N. C. State Golfers Cancel Virginia Trip
Raleigh March 21 A three day golfing trip by the N. C. State college club has been cancelled due to snow in Virginia Coach B W Venable called off the excursion last night The Wolf pack was set to meet Hampden Sydney Washington and Lee and the University of Richmond in those days
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Raleigh
Mar
Virginia
N. C
Old Dominion
B. W. Venable
Red Terror Linksmen
Wolfpack
Hampden-Sydney
Washington and Lee
University of Richmond
High Point Announces Event Entries for Upcoming Meet
High Point lists entrants for forthcoming meet across sprint, middle, and field events. Notable names include Thomas, Hinton, Rankin, Fowler, Vandenburghuysen, Cook, Ozment, Spry, Chastain, Gray, Jarrell, Potts, Sams, Shelton, Tutterrow, Hendrix, Hilton, W. Same, Albertson, and Robertson across 100 and 20 yard dashes 440 and 880 runs sprints hurdles jumps throws and pole vault.
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High Point
Thomas
Hinton
Rankin
Fowler
Vandenthuysen
Cook
Ozment
Spry
R. Chastain
Gray
Jarrell
Potts
M. Sams
Albertson
Shelton
Tutterrow
Hendrix
Hilton
W. Same
M. Same
C. Chastain
W. Sams
Robertson
Bolton Holds Out For 1000 Raise With Senators
Cliff Bolton remains determined to force a $1000 raise from the Washington Senators or quit professional baseball. He trades rumors of a move to another club while running his store in Biloxi with his wife and considering semi pro options. Clark Griffith seeks a way to compel Bolton to terms or retire him, hoping Bolton can be traded rather than driven to voluntary retirement.
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Griffith
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Sun
Bolton's Summer Baseball Tryout Impresses Local Crowd
Bolton has one summer offer but cannot accept it. He visit Allen Jay high school field where local youngsters practiced. He hit several long drives while Miss Clara Cox watched and urged him to come and practice daily for a chance at the team.
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Cum Bolton
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Robbins Red Birds Prepare for Spring Practice
The Robbins Red Birds of the Amateur league begin spring practice this afternoon with a similar roster and new faces Frank DeMoss Lefty Wilson and Lefty Ferguson joining as pitchers and outfielders. Ray Dixon and Carl Hill named as alternate managers. J B Stewart is business manager. The team aims to compete in the Industrial league this season.
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Robbins Red Birds
Ray “Red” Dixon
Mt. Pleasant
High Point College
Carl “Pap” Hill
J. B. Stewart
Robbins
Frank DeMoss
Burlington All-Stars
Lefty Wilson
Adams Millis
Lefty Ferguson
Brown- Williamson
Winston-Salem
Southern Conference Names Committees For 11 Areas
Forest Fletcher at Washington and Lee announces 11 Southern Conference committees with C P Miles of Virginia Tech heading the important committees on colleges and membership bids. Duke’s Wannamaker and UNC’s Hobbs join the colleges panel as the conference plans careful review of applicants.
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University O Virginia
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Clemson
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Maryland
A. J. Wilson
N. C. State
G. K. Tebell
Virginia
H. B. Shipley
A. W. Norman
South Carolina
North Carolina
Wallace Wade
Duke
H. B. Redd
Washington and Lee
J. F. Renfield
J. G. Driver
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William Cooper
V. M
C. P. Miles
V. P
Fletcher
Washington
Bobby Jones Returns to Masters Field After Retirement
Augusta Ga March 21 Robert Tyre Jones Jr returns to competition after four years in retirement for the Masters invitation tournament at Augusta National. The 72 hole event offers 5000 dollars in prize money with 1600 to the top professional, and brings a host of top amateurs and professionals to face the legendary champion on the 6700 yard layout designed by Jones.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press Sports Rexiitor
Augusta
Mar
Robert Tyre Jones, Jr
Augusta National Course
Jones
Gene Sarazen
Johnny Goodman
U. S. Opens Tennis Lead Over France in Indoor Match
In New York the United States took a 2-0 lead over France after ten sets, as Greg Mangin and Lester Stoefen defeated Christian Boussus and Andre Merlin in singles at the Seventh Regiment Armory. Mangin lost the first set 8-10 but won 7-5 5-7 7-5 6-2. Merlin edged Stoefen in a long, four-set battle before Stoefen and George Lott team in doubles.
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New York
Mar
Lester
Joefen
Gregory Mangin
United States
France
Christian Boussus
Andre Merlin
Seventh Regiment Armory
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Boussus
Merlin
Stoefen
George Lott
Jean Borotra
Borotta
Friend Shields
Amateur Dog Show Winding Down With Standouts
In Aiken South Carolina on March 21 at Home Run plantation Miss Claudia Phelps hosts the annual amateur dog show. Roy Persons of Monticello Georgia enters Kaye the setter. John Campbell of Fitzpatrick Alabama handles the dog. Palmetto open puppy stake results list Home Run Dixie Jake and Home Run Circus Jake taking second and third.
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D. C
Home Run Plantation
Claudia Phelps
Aiken Field Trial Club
Kaye
Roy Persons
Monticello
John Campbell
Fitspatrick
Ala
Puppy Trials Slated Mar 26 at Lewisville
The Carolina field trial club announced the annual puppy trials to be held March 26 near Lewisville in Forsyth county on the property of Smith Willilaws and Clanette Sprinkle. Three stakes open junior and senior puppy will run with drawings set for Sunday night. Dr T W Shore of Boonville is president of the trial club.
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Carolina Field Trial Club
Carolina
Lewisville
Forsyth County
Smith Willilaws
Clanette Sprinkle
T. W. Shore
Boonville
Limited Air View Identifies About 2000 U.S. Towns
An aviation overview notes roughly 2,000 incorporated towns are identifiable from aerial surveys at present. The statement highlights the challenge of distinguishing small urban areas from high-altitude imagery and the need for on-ground data to confirm town boundaries.
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United States
Fights Last Night and Baseball Moves Highlight Rough Night
Fights in Seattle Louisville and St Petersburg produced knockouts and stoppages as Payne Cavelli Wilson Schuman Lasky Raine King Garrison all posted clear wins. In baseball report Martin Medwick Orsatti Watkins Rothrock amid Cardinals trade chatter and roster shakeups.
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Cecil Payne
Louisville
Ernie Cavelli
Portland
St. Petersburg
Bobby Wilson
Orlando
Harry Schuman
Chicago
Houston
Tex
Don la Rue
Babe Kiser
Tulsa
Los Angeles
Art Lasky
Minneapolis
Lee Raine Age
San Diego
San Jose
Calif
Tommy King
Fall River
Mass
Nash Garrison
Eight left in quarter finals at North and South golf
Eight women advanced to the 37th North and South quarter finals at Pinehurst led by Charlotte Glutting medalist who beat Mrs. Scheidt 4 and 3. She faces Mrs. J Marvin Haynes as Southern clash lines up Helen Waring versus Aniela Gorczyca. Deborah Veery meets Mrs. S F Wadsworth in the remaining pairing.
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Pinehurst
Mar
Charlotte Glutting
New Jersey
Karl Scheidt
Philadelphia
J. Marvin Haynes
District of Columbia
Helen Waring
Mid-South
Southern Pines
Aniela Gorczyca
Ft. Worth
J. J. Lawlor
New Rochelle
N. Y
Jean Bauer
Providence
R. J
Jane Douglas
Beverly Hills
Calif
Star
Jane Brooks
Nyack N. Y
Deborah Veery
Worcester
Mass
F. Wadsworth
Pittsburgh
Veery
Reading Woman Defeats Quier to Lead Field in Lexington
Mrs. Wadsworth advances over Kentucky rival Marion Miley of Lex one up in the first round as Reading, Pennsylvania’s competitor faces strong opponents and pursues further rise in the event.
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Quier
Reading
Mrs. Wadsworth
Kentucky
Marion Miley
Lexone
Asheville Drops Its Plans For Base
Asheville promoters reveal they have given up the plan to franchise this year in the minor league amid dwindling funds and limited time for training sessions. Officials had aimed to finalize an agreement with the Reds, but negotiations stalled.
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Ashevville
Mar
Asheville
Ci Reds
Passenger mile concept defined as one passenger flow mile
A passenger mile represents the distance traveled by a single passenger in a given transport leg. It serves as a basic unit for measuring travel output and efficiency in transportation statistics.
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