Picard Captures Charleston Open Title
Henry Picard led from the start to win the $3 Charleston Open golf tournament at Wappoo course with a 278 total, two strokes ahead of Johnny Revolta. Victor Ghezzi shot a 67 final round, Harold McSpadden and Leo Laffoon chased in a windy finish.
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Charleston
S. C
Henry Picard
Wappoo
Picard
Hershey
Johnny Revolta
Ofaukee
Runyan
Whitens
N. Y
Marvel
Victor Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Har- Cooper
Chicago
Harold McSpadden
Kan City
Ify Cox
Cooper
Brooklyn Gob
Fin
Pii
Laffoon
Denver
Leo Lory
Johnny Golden
Seton, Conn
Son Nelson
Texarkana
Tex
Gene Sarazen
Walter
A On
Haig
Phim
North Beat Our West End High School Basketball Victory
Jackson N C March 23 The N beys beat West high school five 19 5 here this afternoon in a on game. Bingham was scorer for the visitors with points.
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West
S&s. C
Ackson
N. C
West High School
Bingham
Moss Radio Talk Concers Water
B H Moss head of High Point city water plants told a Raleigh radio audience that water must be free of disease organisms sparkling clear and colorless good tasting and odor free and non corrosive and affordable with sufficient supply for fire protection. He noted surface sources rise with population and warned surface waters are increasingly contaminated unless waste is treated.
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B. H. Moss
High Point City
Raleigh
Belgium’s young king stabilizes cabinet and gold standard
In Brussels on March 23 Leopold II resolved a cabinet crisis and preserved the gold standard. He persuaded Paul Van Zeeland, a former minister and financial expert, to become premier, replacing George Theunis. Van Zeeland pledged a national unity cabinet and planned to first contact Theunis.
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Brussels
Leopold II
Paul van Zeeland
Leopold
Albert
George Theunis
van Zeeland
National Union
Theunis
Vancouver Plans for $500,000 Land and Seaplane Base
A $500,000 land and seaplane base project would be built in Vancouver if current plans proceed. officials say construction would follow approval and funding, positioning the city for improved coastal transport and logistics.
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Vancouver
Triangle Seeks Second Half Amateurlague Title In Narrow Win
Triangle stays undefeated in the Amateurlague by edging Leonard Younts 23 to 16 at the YMCA to sew up the second half title race. Weisner leads Triangle with 10 points while Harris tops Leonard Younts with six. Highland’s 34 30 win over CCC keeps them in the chase as the Anderson brothers pace the winners.
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Triangle
Leonard-Younts
Weisner
Harris
Leonard Younts
Highland
CCC
Anderson Brothers
Presson
Marsh
Robbins
Brooks
Shroud
Leonard-Younts Tiers
Ces Wows O
Ue Hkacks
Kak Bk
Sone Parior
Panthers Open Season Versus Springfield in Thomasville
High Point college baseball opens the season Monday in Thomasville against Springfield. After three weeks of practice hindered by weather the Panthers work indoors and on the field, with Dorsett Culler Diamont Oakley Rudisill and Elder showing strong batting form. Freshmen candidates and a starting pitcher are being evaluated as Rotary Club of Thomasville sponsors the opener.
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High Point College
Springfield College
Thomasville
Yow
Dorsett
Culler
Diamont
Oakley
Rudisill
Elder
Ters
Panther
Rotary Club
Panthers
Browns Capture Sixth Straight
West Palm Beach Florida March 23 The St. Louis Browns shut out Buffalo 6 to 0 securing their eighth Grapefruit League win and sixth in succession with Buffalo scoring no runs in the opener and two in the ninthielder.
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Browns
West Palm Beach
Fia
Buffalo
St. Louis Browns
Fla
Dodgers Pound Tigers In Lakeland Exhibition Rout
In Lakeland Florida the Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the Detroit Tigers 12 to 4 in an exhibition. Lonny Frey led the offense with a homer a double and a single as the Dodgers roughed up Marlee Auker and Cesnovar while starter Fred Marberry gave up six hits and four runs in three innings.
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Dodgers Pound Tigers
Lakeland
Fla
Brooklyn Dodgers
Detroit Tigers
Lonny Frey
Dodgers
Fred Marlee
Eiden Auker
Cesnovar
Pia
RHE
Brooklyn
Ada
Marberry
Babe Ruth Sidelined By Illness As Yankees Hit Bravos
Babe Ruth missed his first exhibition game due to ptomaine poisoning, staying home in St. Petersburg as the New York Yankees defeated the Boston Braves 7 to 2 to even the spring series at two games each. New York collected 12 hits, including a fourth inning surge sparked by Red Rolfe, against three rookie pitchers.
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Babe Ruth
ST. Petersburg
Fla
New York Yankees
Boston Braves
Red Rolfe
Yanks
Rhe Saabee
Ieee
Tamulis
Dickey
Jorgens
Giants Beat A’s in Grapefruit League Action
Carl Hubbell and Hal Schumacher pitched well for the New York Giants as they defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 3 to 2 in St. Augustine Florida. Two errors, one by Bill Terry on Roger Cramer and another by Mark Koenig on a double play, prevented a scoreless effort. The game left the Giants at a .600 mark through 16 spring games.
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Giants
MACKS
ST. Augustine
Fla
Carl Hubbell
Hal Schumacher
New York
Philadelphia Athletics
Bill Terry
Roger Cramer
Mark Koenig
Fra
Aude
Foxx
Berry
Hubbell
Schumacher
Mancuso
Danning
Reds Beat Beards in Tampa Eight Run Rally
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the bewhiskered House of David team 13 to 9 in Tampa Florida. A seven run fifth inning powered the Reds with Petosky hitting a bases loaded homer and rookie Lincoln Blakely adding a homer as part of the rally.
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REDS
Beards
Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
House of David
Petosky
Lincoln Blakely
Cubs trounce Seals 12 to 4 in San Francisco game
Chicago Cubs defeated the San Francisco Seals 12 to 4 as Billy Lee pitched five innings, allowing one run and two hits. Bryant followed with uneven relief and the Cubs offense exploded early behind several runs.
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San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco Seals
Billy Lee
Cubs
Bryant
Rae
S. Francisco
Lee
Hartnett
O'Dean
Ballou
Stitzel
Woodall
Monzo
Senators Triumph Over Blues In Exhibition Tilt
In Mobile, Bump Hadhey and Monte Weaver combined for a strong start as the Washington Senators routed the Kansas City Blues 11 to 1 in an exhibition game. Washington tallied 15 hits while Kansas City managed 5, with Hadhey, Olds, Boston, Briece, Nigeling, Taylor and Gaston contributing to the win.
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Mobile
Ala
Bump Hadhey
Hurler
St. Louis
Monte Weaver
Washington Senators
Kansas City Blues
Rae Washington
Kansas City
Hadhey
Olds
Boston
Briece
Nigeling
Taylor
Gaston
Phillies Blank Bears 4 0 in Clearwater
The Phillies defeated the Newark Bears 4 to 0 in Clearwater. Todd Wetkins and Sperry homered as Philadelphia, led by solid pitching, kept Newark scoreless through the game. Hansen Wicker Todd Miller Parks Humphries Devin and Reilly appeared in the Newark lineup.
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PHILS
BEARS
Clearwater
Fla
Phillies
Newark Bears
Todd
Wetkins
Sperry
Rhe
Pirates Pound 80X in13-? March 23 game
Pittsburgh with Cy Bian Michaels pitching three hits allowed. The Pirates crushed Angeles 13 to 4 behind a strong offense and key hits from Earnshaw Pheps Sewell Bian Michaels.
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Pirates
Angeles
Cy Bian
Pittsburgh
Michaels
Earnshaw
Pheps
Sewell
Caithemer
Blanton
Birkofer
Padden
Deweece
State College opens baseball schedule with High Point
State College will host High Point college Friday at Freshman field to begin its baseball slate under coach Chick Doak. Clemson visits Saturday with a probable starter Dave Rodwell or Ray Freeman. Friday game begins at 4 PM and Saturday at 3 PM as spring drills continue.
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Raleigh
State College
High Point College
State
Chick Doak
Clemson College
Doak
Stuart Flythe
Ace Bunker
High Point
Babe Ruth
Boston Braves
Fayetteville
Clemson
Dave Rodwell
Ray Freeman
Portsider
Armour 10 seeks Pinehurst title in North-South event
Armour the Black Scot returns to Pinehurst next week aiming to win the North South title long-elusive to him. Despite a string of major victories, critics note past North South struggles though he recently won the Scotch foursomes with Bobby Cruickshank, a sign of strong form for the big tournament. Paul Runyan Billy Burke and Henry Picard have also won here since 1928 and will be present to defend or improve on their records.
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Pinehurst
Tommy Armour
Armour
Bobby Cruickshank
Paul Runyan
Billy Burke
Henry Picard
Head Play Wins Bay Meadows Handicap on Muddy Track
Head Play a golden chestnut owned by Mrs. Silas Bh Mason captured the Bay Meadows Handicap worth 825 000 added on a rain slick track. Time was 2 00 48 for 1 1/8 miles with Time Supply finishing second and Gusto third. payoffs were 83 20 82 40 2 40 for the winner.
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San Mateo
Calif
Silas Bh. Mason
Time Supply
Gusto
Wildcats Defeat Deags On Track At Wake Forest
Wake Forest hosts Davidson in track meets. Wildcats varsity win 85 to 41 over the Demon Deacons with a 350 spectator turnout. freshmen lose 65 to 56. Event results list dash times, distances and top placers from both schools.
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Wake Forest
Davidson
Wake Forest College
Wildcat
Demon Deacons
Dickson
Byerly
Glasgow
Williams
Edens
Frazier
Shuford
Richardson
Merchant
Gullette
Drake
Montgomery
McFadyne
Brown
Deverle
Parker
Scuges
Pitteman Obker
Sruges
Pittsman
Bristol
Canady
Gammon
Hensley
Wall
Stroup
Jones
Daniels
Potter
Beavers
Sievers
Newton D
Morris
Pearce
Random Shots From Spring Training Camps
Alan Gould surveys spring training camps noting Hughey Critz as a standout second baseman and pinch hitter, Ray Harrell earning a spot with the Giants, and Leo Durocher thriving with the Cardinals. It highlights pitching needs, star power from Babe Ruth and the Yankees, and the Braves drawing crowds in St. Petersburg.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Mobile
Ala
Hughey Critz
Dean Brothers
Hughey
Dizzy
Paul Dean
Ray Harrell
Cardinals
Rochester “Farm
Boxing picture jumbled by Carnera act in New York
Heavyweight boxing turmoil surrounds Madcapper Max Baer as champion while James J. Braddock defeats Art Lasky in a 15 round decision and negotiates a bout with Max Schmeling. Primo Carnera signs with the Century Sporting Club and jeopardizes the Garden tournament and Baer Schmeling plans. Braddock shows a swollen eye. Lasky rests with a sore hand and nose after last night’s brutal bout.
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New York
Max Baer
James J. Braddock
Jersey City
Art Lasky
Max Schmeling
Primo Carnera
Madison Square Garden
20Th Century Sporting Club
Joe Louis
Detroit
State Athletic Commission
Schmeling
Braddock
Garden
Carnera
Johnston
Lasky
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Ghezzi
Harry Cooper
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North Main St
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Legion
American Legion Minstrels
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Clarence Schultheiss
Polly Snyder
Norman Fidler
Willie Skidm
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Eave
Gaddis
J. Spencer
Trinity
M. Anderson
Whitt
Ate Everhart
Smith
GRPFT
Nelson
Bouldin
Lohr
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Everhart
Ompftp
Walker
Hicks
Culler, H. P. C
Leonard -Younts
Clark
Welaner
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Pierce
Younts
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Ereeee Eseast
Connor
Seesea
Willard
Edo
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Powells
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Olease Coves
Cee Ee Willams
H. P
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Springfield
Cincinnati
Oix
Ramhay Shrdiu
Rameay
O'Gradt
Rangow
Strehecke
Richmond
Frasier and Warth
Erickson
SEALS
Senators
Eeeunses Pia
Tinning
Haines and
Davis
W. Perreli
Hinkle
Bay Meadows
Wildcats
Deags
Hank Leiber
Hel Ott
Travis Jackson
Bradenton
Deans
Bill Hallahan
Mickey Cochrane
Lefty Grove
Red Sox
Jimmie Foxx
Athletics
Yankees
Washington
Cleveland
Indians
Bill Knickerbocker
Charley Gelbert
Leo Durocher
Charley
Leo
Rabbit Maranville
Braves
Hewes
Carolina Mountains
America
North Carolina
Griffon
L. Greif & Bro
Broadhurst Theatre
N. Main ST
High Point, N. C
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