O Hara May Join High Point Club Mystery
Reports claim O Hara, formerly with Winston-Salem last year, may transfer to High Point. Efforts to confirm failed as High Point offered no information and ex President Arthur Lyon was away. O Hara reportedly was to be obtained from San Francisco by Greensboro Patrials but now refuses to sign Greensboro contract.
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Winston-Sdleng
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Arthur Lyon
San Francisco
Greensboro
Star
Guilford to Face Catawba in North Carolina College Baseball Opener
College baseball starts in North Carolina with Guilford meeting Catawba on Monday as teams expect strong lineups this season. Several other games across the region are planned for the week as schools aim to field competitive squads.
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North Carolina
Guilford
Catawba College
High Point considers Twilight or Industrial league
In High Point a Twilight or Industrial baseball league was discussed but not enough attendees showed interest to form a full organization. The city has ample material from its furniture and textile plants, and no other nearby city in the area matches High Point for producing amateur clubs.
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High Point
Meeting to decide city baseball proposal for next week
Representatives of the plants will meet next Wednesday night to determine if the city should have a Negro baseball team. Factory reps who promised to attend are urged to be present as they are interested in a ball project and should participate.
Trinity Highs Defeat High Point Nine In Frontier Clash
Tube Eldridge coaches the Trinity highs who defeated the High Point nine here yesterday. Rube leads the club with Duke of Spero present to greet supporters and players during the visit.
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Rube
Trinity
High Point Nine
Duke of Spero
Attendance Delays League Formation Meeting
Small attendance hindered organizing a local amateur baseball league last night. A deferment was decided until a future gathering next Wednesday. Present were several local businesspeople including Hanes, C. G. Bye, Sh. Bilison, and representatives from mills and factories who discussed plans for a league and an official schedule without final action.
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Klison Furniture Company
Thease
Manager Speaker to Send Uhle to the Mound Today
Manager Tris Speaker of the Cleveland Indians plans to start Geoss Uhle against the Cincinnati Reds at Lakeland Florida in his final four game span. Uhle has not been scored upon this season. Cincinnati has won two of the four contests so far. Speaker praised Metevier and Jim Edwards for their pitching against Brooklyn yesterday. Tomer Summivisa's sensational fielding drew praise as he has gained fame since leaving the Piedmont league last September. TED WANES of the Pickett Mill team attended the conference of local fans and expressed optimism that the Spinners will contend this year.
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Jim Edwards
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Holdouts Loom in Durham Ball Club Contract Talks
The Durham team faces multiple holdouts as spring training nears. Star first baseman George Resco may sign with the Bull, while J. Ropers and Alex Gibson have not yet agreed. Manager Herndon avoids confrontation. Former Pointer players report for training, and Herb Hodgin leaves professional ranks for a fan role.
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J. Ropers
Alex Gibson
Bole Tournament Closes Foray In Asheville Foray
Asheville March 24 An annual golf championship takes its final 26 holes at Biltmore Forest as top players Jock Hutchison Walter Hagen pair for early rounds. Hutchison leads with 68 68 for class play while Hagen matches course record despite afternoon rain. Several pairs include Joe Kirkwood William Methorn Clarence Hackney Athan City Tom Werrigan and local pros Victor East and Jimmy Grace.
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Walter Hagen
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Joe Kirkwood
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Jodas
Clarence Hackney
Athan City
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Frank Clark
Jack Forrester
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Washington
Jack Burgess
Lake Geneva
John Golden
Waattached
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New York City
Tim O'Connell
Saratoga
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Blarty O'houghtin
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Walter Bemish
Rochester
N. Yu
Lewis Allyers
Providence
Jack Gordon
Turfaio
Nil Gabel
Charlotte
Jack Wave
Henry Westall
Martin Sykes
Sewer Boatwear 5AS oo Colored footwear trend
Indications point to a popular summer as slippers in red, green and blue leather plus white styles with red leather trim appear. The text notes the existence of 2,000,000 Toy Seats globally.
State 10 Begin Schedule Friday
State college baseball enters final training week with key games ahead. Navy and Maryland open the season Friday morning at 1 o clock, followed by Maryland coaches at 3 pm. The team aims to rebound from weather delays and compose a stronger lineup despite losing four veterans.
Ray Street Cafeteria to Change Management
Ray Street School cafeteria will change hands next week with new staff Aiss Slinehe Burgess as manager and Stoney assisting with student pupils from Garon grade. The dining room, started after the February opening, has operated under the Fowler direction, and ice cream sales have raised about 45. Proceeds support the school library.
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Aiss Slinehe Burgess
Tercher
Rasthe Chigge
Fler
Garon
Revedbrade
SS the Fowler
Stoney
Floral motifs adorn organdie frocks and corsages
An inexpensive corsage of artificial organza flowers complements vivid organdie frocks. Navy blue ensembles gain contrast with bright flower clusters. A Paris designer features floral embroidery on pockets sleeves and repeats the motif in the jacket lining.
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Smirt
Paris
Johnson Play as Trinity A& N Pitches In
Two ex captains of Prime baseball varsity reported to Corel Steiner for practice during the week. Johnson will likely cover first base with Turner at short and C Smith in the outfield, while Towe blends pickup with speed. Dempster shifts to pitching alongside Sanderson. Suitt expected as third pitcher.
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Johnson
Gapie
T Miaureedaw
al Towe
Taatiy
Trinity
Ihfield
Turner
C. Smith
Hive
Deague
Outfita
Dempster
Amfheld
Steiner
Sanderson
Suitt
Seek More Space For Athletics At Carolina
The North Carolina Monogametuh, comprising varsity and former varsity athletes, urges trustees to provide indoor and outdoor space for physical exercise. They cite dormitory and classroom strain from university expansion and seek funds for a gymnasium, stressing immediate need for facilities for students and faculty.
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Faedliris
State College
Washington Americans Rally Past Cardinals in Exhibition
In Dradentown Pro yesterday the Washington Americans defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 10 to 5 in a heavy hitting exhibition. Mone Home Ruts led the offense with two home runs and late rally backstops provided key support as Washington held the lead until the ninth inning.
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Trinity Highs Dominate High Point In 18-0 Victory
Trinity Highs routed High Point 18 to 0 on Normal Grounds. Farlow pitched a complete game allowing only three hits as Alfred delivered two, while Mayta had the remaining hit. Carl Fuqua started for High Point and was relieved in the fifth after seven Trinity hits, with Ruth finishing. Trinity's Rube Eldridge coached Randolph County players in fielding and batting practice. Next Wednesday, High Point plans a rematch and may reshuffle the one‑win lineup for the test.
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Wiadte
Preig
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Remfrey
Freniek
IB Players Begin Wat Play Today at Pinehurst
Sixteen players compete for the North and South 20 championship in Pinehurst N C today after Glenna Catlett of Providence won yesterday’s qualifying medal with 85. Catlett defends her North and South title as Louise Fordyce of Youngstown is second with 89. Matches include Anita Littleme versus Mrs Ronald H H Barlow, Marion Sollins versus Mrs J Raymond Price, Dorothy Richards versus Mrs C B Dalles, and several other pairings among prominent clubs and players.
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N. CL
Glenna Catlett
Providencr
Re 1
Horth
Louise Pordyce
Youngstown
Aliss Anita Liltme
Exmoor
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Merion
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Westbrook
J. Raymond Price
Oakmont
Dorothy Richards Cleveland
B. Dalles
Foxhills
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Southern Pines
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Pittsburgh
Aliss C. I. Krauter
Sarah Fpownes
Oakment
Fordyce
G. Thurston
Phillips Meets Aoute In Florida Amateur Final
ST AUGUSTINE FL A bout between C N Phillips of Atlantis City and Dr Willan Moffatt of Ulier NY advances to the final for the championship crown after hard semi final tests of gait skill and generalship yesterday. both survivors earned the right to tee off in the deciding round.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
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C. N. Phillips
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Ulier
N.Y
Florida
Miami Havana cruiser race entry halted by high seas
Entries in the Miami Havana cruiser race were tied up at the decks awaiting a starting gun likely to be fired next Friday. High winds and fear of heavy seas below Key West kept the ocean speedsters from taking to the water yesterday. The event notes a new generation in competition spanning decades.
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