North and South Golf Tourney Underway at Pinehurst
The 35th North South tournament opens with pro am event won by Paul Andrews of Stville N J and Leo Walper of ington. Defending champ Smith is in field as 13 holes today and 18 tomorrow with Friday’s finale. Prize purse four thousand dollars. Other contenders include Runyan, Turnesa, and Stanton Bout.
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Inphurst
Smith
Fettle
Alper-Andrews
Leo Walper
Ington
Simon-Purcher
Paul Andrews
Stville
N. J
New Jersey
Bby Jones
Edley
Agusta
Paul Runyan
Whiteins
N. Y
J. Stanton
Norristown
Mike Turnesa
Dichman
New York
Ree
Revolta Hot Cooper
Springfield
Golf set to test stars in cross country money match
Make Mine Vanilla Mass and Johnny Revolta among hot tests as cross country money players gain notice. Cooper wins Oakland and New Orleans. Revolta wins Sacramento and St Petersburg. Nelson strong at Thomasville and Hollywood. Siegel, Picard, Runyan, Armour and Manero listed among prominent hopefuls. Patty Berg leads at Southern Pines in Mid South women’s tournament with five stroke edge over Jameson and Verry. Page third, Guilfoil fourth, Fordyce fifth as difficult bunkers and narrow fairways challenge the 6300 yard course.
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Henry Picard
Paul Runyan
Tommy Armour
Tony Manero
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Ross Somerville
London
Ont
Frank Strafaci
Brooklyn
Southern Pines
N. C
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Miss Jameson
Miss Page
Estelle Lawson Page
Miss Berg
Virginia Guilfoil
Syracuse
N. Y
Panc
Louise Fordyce
Yoongatown
Ohio
Bostwick Fools Trotting Experts
Aiken March 23. A veteran harness horse tutor, Dunbar W. Bostwick, arrives from polo and hunts to train trotting horses. He challenges traditional methods and teaches with his own system, drawing attention from the trotting world.
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Aiken
D. C
Dunbar W. Bostwick
Bostwick
Galveston Anicos Challenge Rock Flyers In AAU Tourney
Wichita March 23 defending champion Rock Flyers lead 14 other teams including Galveston Anicos into the second round of the Women’s National AAU Basketball Tournament in Kansas.
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Wichita
Kas
Rock, Ark
Flyers
Galveston
Young trainer Bostwick rises as trotters tutor star
The article highlights trainer Bostwick shaping top trotter primo and eyeing the Hambletonian stake as two major mile-track cards loom March 26 and April 7-9. It recalls Hollywood Audrey’s Goshen Derby showing under Bestwick and notes Bostwick’s rapid training pace and knack for elevating a horse’s traits.
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Bostwick
Primo
Hambletonian
Hollywood Audrey
Sports Roundup from Pinehurst Sees Record Meet Potential
Journal notes Harry Cooper’s hot form in North and South hopes at Pinehurst. Leo Walper from Washington posts 67 on No. 2. Bob Harlow praised as press agent. Tufts backs the resort. Wisconsin leads Big Ten crews and intercollegiate boxing. Reds’ training meals outlined. Syracuse boxing draws 18,000. Lomax joins Eastern Air Lines. McDermott criticizes officials’ quick whistles. June Louis Schmeling bout eyed in Yankee Stadium plans.
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Bpdie Briptz
Pinehurst
N. C
Mar
Harry Cooper
Leo Walper
Washington
Paul Bunyan
Bob Harlow
PGA
Richard Tufts
Stan Lomax
Millonth
Eastern Air Air Lines
Houston
Hugh McDermott
Oklahoma City
Denver
Chicago
Detroit
Yankee Stadium
New York
Old Ed Dudley Shines In Local Golf Card
The piece highlights Ed Dudley’s top form with powerful iron play and a strong short game. It also notes Dutch Schufler, trainer for Kansas City Ease Healeys, analyzing guard versus forward roles and mentioning his claim of training 12 national champions. A betting trend favors Hollywood Aces in the Kentucky Derby.
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Ed Dudley
Schufler
Kansas City
Grand National Steeplechase Rivalries Stir Liverpool Prep
Amid crowd of one hundred thousand in AMREE England, horses prepare for the Grand National’s 100th running. Forty entries and history attach to Rubio Sunloch and Tipperary Tim, with many famed horses and buyers tied to past fortunes and today’s hopefuls.
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Amree
Eng
Liverpool
Rubio
Sunloch
Tommy Tyler
Tipperary Tim
Great Span
Billy Barton
Moiffa
Ewam
J. H. Whitley
Gregalach
Whitney
Wall Street
Charles Schwartz
Jack Horner
Favorites Ahfad In Augusta Meet
Augusta Ga March 23 All of the favorites including Mrs Warren W Beard of Boston the medalist and Jean Bauer of Providence Rhode Island entered the second round of match play in the eighth Augusta Women's Golf tournament here today Mrs Beard who defeated Mrs Joseph Sloman of Baltimore four to eight yesterday was paired with Grace Amory of New York who won four and four over Alle Rutherford of Alamucky Miss Bauer shot sub par golf to defeat Barbara Bourne of New York four and three The Rhode Island
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Sirl
Charles Newbold
Kansas City
Newbold
H. F. Prunaret
Boston
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Georgia
Charles Harbaugh
Cleveland
Misa Kirby
Katherine MacClosky
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Dorothy C. Howe
Philadelphia
Isabel Ogilvie
Marion Miley
Cincinnati
Augusta
Warren W. Beard
Jean Bauer
Providence
R. I
Mra. Beard
Joseph Sloman
Grace Amory
New York
Alle Rutherford
Alamucky
Miss Bauer
Barbara Bourne
Rhode Island
High Points Baseball, Golf Open With Wins Over Thomasville and Lexington
High Point's baseball team beat Thomasville 14 to 6 as Rickard Cooper and Hayworth led with two hits apiece. In golf, High Point edged Lexington 9 to 8 with Henry Styers and Fred Styers winning 3-0 in their matches. The baseball game featured early offense and strong pitching from McMullen Hussey and Tinthicum.
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High Point
Thomasville
Lexington
Diamond Club
Tommies
Linksmen
McMullen
Hussey
Tinthicum
Rickard
Cooper
Hayworth
Jenkins
Henry Styers
Frank Garrett
Fred Styers
Garett
Sidney Gayle
Bisons
Gayle
Fred Styres
Ansel Snow
Fletcher Wall
Bobby Sappenfield
Chip Clark
Snow-Sappenfield
High Point Nine
Winston-Salem
Mere Mullen
Tinthicum and Hayworth
Lard
Scatter
Bray
Global trade ties cited by 19th century observers
A report notes New Zealand as England's top buyer of cars and motor parts while India supplies cotton goods, Australia ships pottery, and South Africa provides electrical goods. The summary highlights international trade patterns and colonial markets.
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New Zealand
England
India
Australia
South Africa
Ty Cobb Tells How To Break Batting Slump
Atlanta dispatch notes Nap Rucker recounts Ty Cobb using youth pitches to time batting, a method Cobb favored during slumps. The column mentions Savannah football field plans, Auburn captains, Vic Sorrell, Duszy anes, Bernie Neia, George Glamack and North Carolina basketball, plus the Aiken stakes with Pete Bostwick and Louis Stoddard Jr. and Atley Donald’s Yankees connection.
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Ty Cobb
Atlanta
Nap Rucker
Brooklyn
Nap
Savannah
Minora
Auburn
the Plaineman
Vic Sorrell
Detroit
Toledo
Wake Forest
Duszyanes
Bernie Neia
Rooklyn Dodgers
United States
Aiken
8. C
G. H
Pete) Bostwick
Louis Stoddard, Jr
Atley Donald
Newrk
May Atick
Yankees
Louisiana Tech
McCarthy Builds Yankees Roster For Spring Prep
In St. Petersburg March 23 AP report on Joe McCarthy shaping the New York Yankees for the season. McCarthy tests Gordon, Crosetti, DiMaggio contract talks, and outfield shifts as Henrich and Hoag vie for regular spots. Pitchers Gomes, Ruffing show July form while Beggs impresses despite wildness.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Lou Gehrig
McCarthy
Dimaggio
Colonel Ruppert
Joe
George Selkirk
Tommy Henrich
Henrich
Henrich O
Myril Hoag
Yankees
Lefty Gomes
Red Ruffing
Twins
Joe Begis
Newark
Americans and Canadiens Dominate NHL Playoffs Start
New York Americans edged the Rangers 3 to 1 in overtime while Montreal Canadiens defeated the Chicago Blackhawks 6 to 4. Both teams held early two to one series leads in the two out of three opening round games in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
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New York
New York Americans
Montreal Canadians
Amerks
Rangers
Chicago Blackhawks
Chicago
McCarthy Watches Rival Managers Worry Over Infields
The narrative notes Bill Dickey's catching skill and Red Rolfe's top-tier play at third base. It suggests Mickey McCarthy sits approvingly as other managers fret about porous infields and weak cleanup hitters.
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Bill Dickey
Red Rolfe
McCarthy
Cards Best But Other Nines Plenty Busy
In St Petersburg Cardinals rest under Frisch after two and a half week layoff. In Laredo Browns face Missions with Ed Linke and Jim Weaver on mound. Giants lose to A's 10 to 2 as Connie Mack joins staff amid gala Baton Rouge event. In Lakeland Griffth trains pitchers focusing on Detroit southpaw Eisenstat to counter Tigers offense.
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Associated Press
ST. Petersburg
Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Laredo
Tex
Gabby Street
Ed Linke
Jim Weaver
Jim Walkup
St. Louis Browns
San Antonio Missions
Baton Rouge
Philadelphia Athlntics
New York Giants
Richard Leche
Connie Mack
Will Terry
Giants
White Sox to debut Kuhel against Cubs in Chicago
Joe Kuhel the former Washington Senators first baseman will make his Chicago White Sox debut in a Chicago city match against the Cubs. Cubs manager Charlie Grimm will start pitchers aes French and Bill Lee, facing White Sox hurlers John Whitehead Thornton Lee and Monty Stratton.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Joe Kuhel
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Charlie Grimm
Cubs
Aes
French
Bill Lee
John Whitehead
Thornton Lee
Monty Stratton
Phillies Hold Batting Drill In Hiloxi Camp
Hiloxi Mississippi manager Jimmy Wilson ordered a long batting drill today with the Philadelphia Phillies. The session centered on Morrie Arnovich and Emmett, as the team rehearsed hitting technique and situational at bats.
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Hiloxi
Miss
Jimmy Wilson
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
Morrie Arnovich
Emmett
Knickerbocker Ready as Yankees Shuffle Infield
Bradenton Florida Billy Knickerbocker utility infielder for the New York Yankees is set for action after a brief delay. The club may deploy him with Frank Crosetti out of position and Babe Dahlgren stepping in at short needing clarity on the role.
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Bradenton
Fla
Billy Knickerbocker
New York Yankees
Yankees
Frank Crosetti
Babe Dahlgren
Dodgers Eye Rosen as Center Field Contender
Clearwater report notes the Canadian player Rosen, seen as a possible center field option for the Brooklyn Dodgers, exudes confidence as an observer praises his potential. The piece highlights his self belief and emerging role within the team.
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Clearwater, Fla
Goodwin Rosen
Brooklyn Dodgers
Indiana rookie Nowak joins Giants farm club at second
Lafayette report notes Bill Nowak the rookie second baseman who moved to the Giants in a contract muddle. Cleveland faces Jersey City with Nowak at second for the Giants farm club.
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Lafayette
Indiana
Bill Nowak
Giants
Cleveland
Jersey City
Nowak
Reds Newcomer Bongiovanni Impresses Manager McKechnie
Clearwater report says Anthony Dion Bongiovanni, nicknamed Bongy, drew praise from Manager Bill McKechnie for his speedy, sure-fielding play in center field yesterday.
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Clearwater
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Bill McKechnie
Anthony Dion Bongiovanni
Bongy
Deacon
Pirates Turn Back Seals With B's In Three Run Win
San Francisco Seals fall to the Pittsburgh Pirates as Pie Traynor deploys Brandt Brown and Bowman to edge ahead. The three B players powered the Pirates to victory in a coast league matchup held today.
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San Francisco
Pie Traynor
Brandt
Brown
Bowman
Pittsburgh
Pirates
San Francisco Seals
West shines in Bees tryout for first base job
Boston Bees rookie Max West posted a strong showing in a tryout and may win the first base job. Elbie Fletcher, slated for the position this season, has struggled at the plate and with a stiff back. Gil English will open at third as Casey Stengel indicated.
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Bradenton
Fila
Max West
Boston Bees
Elbie Fletcher
Gil English
Casey Stengel
Moe Berg Praises Young Sox Pitcher Wagner In Pennant Bid
In Sebring Florida Moe Berg the veteran catcher of the Red Sox expresses confidence in Charlie Wagner one of the young hurlers the team is counting on to fuel their pennant chase.
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Sebring
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