Carolina Fresh Baseball Squad Shows Strong Spring Prospects
University of North Carolina began spring practice under coach Robins Lowe as about fifty candidates trained in light sessions. Freshmen show depth in infield and catching, while pitching is thinner with only a few hurlers ready. Standouts include Furchess Foard Harkrader Satterfield Coxe Beam and Shuler. notes on pro games and Tampa training amidst other league reports.
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Chapel Hill
Robins Lowe
Furchess
Foard
Harkrader
Dixon
Jessup
Manly Lewell
Jeffries
Carolina
Lowe
Shuler
Thomas
Marshall
Woodberry Forest
Finlater
Stone, Brown
Chatham
Dazzy Vance
Dodgers
St. Louis Browns
Clearwater
Fla
Browns
Davis
Kalk
Giants
Fort Myers
Frisch
Connie Mack
Athletics
Reds
Senators
Tampa
California
Cubs
Pirates
Pittsburghers
Georgia
Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Johnny Neun
Cleveland
Carl Hubbell
Owen Carroll
Toronto
Debate Over New Forward Pass Rules Sparks Coaches Fight
March 23. Coaches from Dartmouth Illinois Michigan Yale Princeton and others clash with Intercollegiate Rules Committee over a rule allowing only one incomplete pass per series before five yard penalties apply. Leaders argue it dulls the game and could affect late scoring.
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New York
Inter-Collegiate Rules Committee
Jess Hawley
Dartmonth
Rober C. Zuppke
Illinois
Lou Young
Pennsylvania
J. W. Wilce
Ohio State
Tad Jones
Yale
Fielding Yost
Micaigan
Red W. Moore
Harvard
W. W. Roper
Princeton
A. A. Stagg
Chicago
C. W. Savage
Oberlin
Holdouts Struggling as Baseball Moguls Face Salaries
Chicago reports rising woes among holdouts as Phillies captain Dutch Herline loses his job for missing Bradenton camp. Will Huber takes over, while other clubs plan to cope with salary demands. Injuries and illness sideline several players including Dugan Lazerri and Tris Speaker in St. Petersburg preparations.
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Chicago
Mar
Dutch Herline
Phillies
Bradenton
Fla
Will Huber
Beaumont
Joe Dugan
Tony Lazerri
New York
Yances
Joe
Tony
St. Petersburg
Tris Speaker
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Fights Last Night In Buffalo And New York
Sid Terris of New York and Barry Cook of Buffalo fought to a draw in Buffalo. Martin Burke of New Orleans and Art Weigand of Buffalo also drew. Red Chapman of Boston outpointed Charley Goodman of Brooklyn in New York. Carl Tremain of Cleveland beat Joe Rider of Brooklyn in another card.
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Buffalo
Sid Terris
New York
Barry Cook
Martin Burke
New Orleans
Art Weigand
Red Chapman
Boston
Charley Goodman
Brooklyn
Carl Tremaine
Cleveland
Joe Rider
Duke Tennis Team Faces Tough Spring Schedule
Durham march 23 would be Tildens of the Duke University tennis squad are practicing hard for eleven spring games. With only one of last year's varsity racqueteers back, Captain is leading the squad in preparations.
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Durham
Tildens
Duke University
Duke Builds New Courts and Varsity Preview
Burns leads a mix of new faces on Duke's renewed varsity team with prospects strong. Captain Burns Carmichael Whitener and Rogers are likely to form the core as Duke unveils its ten courts completed in six months at a substantial cost. The schedule lists Wake Forest, Carolina, W and L, Virginia, Richmond and Union Theological Seminary games across March and April with a state meet at Chapel Hill.
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Burns
Carmichael
Whitener
Rogers
Duke
Wake Forest
Durham
Carolina
Chapel Hill
Lexington
Lynchburg
U. of Virginia
Charlottesville
U. of Richmond
Richmond
Union Theological Seminary
Hagen and Jones Enter Florida West Coast Qualifiers
Walter Hagen national professional champion and Bobby Jones national amateur champion were among entrants in the Florida West Coast golf tournament qualifying rounds in St. Petersburg. The event begins a 252 hole summer medal play across American and British courses, starting with 72 holes of qualifying, followed by British Open and American Open stages.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Walter Hagen
Bobby Jones
Jones
Oakmont
Hagen
Columbus
Ohio
Plus Ultra Medal to Honor Argentina Flight Feats
Madrid announces the Plus Ultra Medal for distinguished feats tied to the recent flight to Argentina. The award will be bestowed here and worldwide to individuals achieving notable aviation or other remarkable acts.
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Madrid
Argentina
Saskatoon Merchant Mc Quarrie Replacing Third Set of Teeth
Saskatoon merchant H E Mc Quarrie, aged 68, is cutting his third set of teeth in a rare dental procedure. The piece notes his long career and public service in the community.
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Saskatoon
Sask
H. E. McQuarrie
Con
Kealey Knocks Out Montgomery in Fort Worth Bout
Eddie Kealey from Bridgeport Connecticut defeats Sally Montgomery of Fort Worth Texas by knockout in the listed bout.
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ST. Louis
Eddie Kealey
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Boxer Dela Ney Triumphs in Near Classic
Philadelphia match report lists Jack P Dela Ney of Bridgeport defeating Maye Rosenbloom of New York at 16 rounds. Rocky Smith of Battle Creek beats Tommy West of Trenton in a related bout marked by close exchanges and decisive late rounds.
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Philadelphia
Jack P Delaney
Bridgeport
College Baseball Rivalry Expands Across Southern Schedules
Ohio State visits Athens to meet Georgia in a Dixie practice invasion as Georgia Tech, Mercer, Oglethorpe, and Alabama Polytechnic Institute start or continue their seasons. Guilford defeats Quantico Marines 1 to 0 in Greensboro as other colleges plan openings this week. Henri Bernstein declines to referee tonight due to Harry Drake’s alleged heart condition.
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Ohio State University
Athens
Georgia Bull Dogs
Buckeyes
Mercer University
Macon
Oglethorpe University
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Ala
Fort Benning
Greensboro
N. C
Guilford College
Quantico Marines
Paris
Harry Drake
Paolino Uzendun
Tiger of the Pyrenes
Henri Bernstein
Drake
Tungsten Outmatches Lead In Density
A comparison notes tungsten is nearly twice as heavy as lead, highlighting its high density and potential uses in shielding and industrial applications. The fact emphasizes material properties without extra context.
Market Opens With Rally In Rail Shares Amid Broad Gains
Stocks opened firm with Atlantic Coast Line rising 6 1 2 points leading rail issues higher. American Smelting, Dupont, Woolworth, Mack Trucks and others posted substantial gains while Union Oil of California hit a new high at 48. Radio Corporation, American Tobacco and Tobacco Products showed weak spots.
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Atlantic Coast Line
American Smelting
Dupont
Woolworth
Mack Trucks
Union Oil
California
Radio Corporation
American Tobacco and Tobacco Products
Cotton market opens steady with gains in New York
The New York cotton market opened steady with modest advances as demand remained firm on Liverpool strength. May futures rose to 18.79 and October to 17.65 before profit taking and selling on speculative positions reduced early gains.
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New York
Liverpool
May
Weather Clearing Over South Markets Steady After Early Fall
Weather across the south eased in prices by a few points but the markets held steady by the first hour. Private cables attributed Liverpool firmness to hedge selling cessation and liquidations, with trade calling and covering, while cotton cloth buyers remained apathetic.
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Liverpool
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