Jones exits Masters chase as Horton Smith leads field
At Augusta, Bob Jones shoots 74 to stay far behind leader Horton Smith who carded 70. Jones’s 54 hole total 222 leaves him ten strokes back in 18th with Hagen, Burke, Dudley, Wood, and Bunyan among those close. Smith holds a one stroke edge over a tight group vying for the title tomorrow.
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Horton Smith
Chicago
Smith
Ile Jones
Walter Hagen
Bill Burke
Cleveland
Ed Dudley
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Dudley
Paul Bunyan
White Plains
N. Y
Willie MacFarlane
Hagen
Eixth
Bob
Denny Shute
Philadelphia
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Henry Picard
Charleston
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Pointer leads Draper in Piedmont mat tourney finals
High Point Y. M. C. A. wrestlers topped Draper in Greensboro finals with Parks at 105 pounds winning by fall over Beeston. Belton 125 and McBride 145 both won by fall for Draper as High Point forfeited several matches in later rounds.
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High Point Y. M. GC. A
Draper
Greensboro
High Point
Aper
Charles Parks
Kenneth Beeston
James Belton
Harry White
McBride
Dudley Foster
Copeland
Koury
Wilson
Stigh
Funderburk
Hatcher
Lea
Jack Atwill
Leonard Funderbank
Bill Petty
Richard Johnson
J. H. Hatcher
Lawrence Summey
Boon Boules
Rigdon Grundman
Percy Idol
Fred Work
Hagen and Jones Paired For Today
Augusta Ga March 25 Bobby Jones paired with Walter Hagen in the final round of the Masters invitation golf tournament tomorrow at 1 30 P M Eastern Time Other pairings include Craig Wood with Johnny Golden Ed Dudley with Bill Burke and more as listed with start times for all groups.
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Rob
Jones
Chip
Hagen
Augusta
Bobby Jones
Walter Hagen
Craig Wood
Johnny Golden
Ed Dudley
Bill Burke
Charles Yates
Trrie Ball
Jimmie Hines
al Espinosa
Charles Lacey
Bobby Crui
Charioteer Sets New Record In Capturing Carolina Cup Race
Charioteer driven by J P McCormick won the Carolina Cup steeplechase in Camden, setting a new course record of 6 minutes 44 seconds for three miles over timber. Hotspur finished second with Mrs A Wadsworth aboard. Drinmore Lad was third. Other winners included Springdale and Kershaw races with Freewheeler and The Stag taking top honors. The day was cloudy and cold with no rain.
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Camden
8. C
Mra
T. E. Proctor, Jr
Boston
J. P. McCormick
Middleburg
Drinmore Lad
Paul Mellon
Pittsburgh
T. W. Durant
Ibra C. Blackwood
Springdale
Kershaw
Our Friend
Verner Z. Reed, Jr
Pinehurst
Brush
Freewheeler
New York
Charles R. White
Baltimore
Capbell Weir
Wilmington
Del
M! Keno
T. H. Somerville
Montpelier
Aughrim Roy
J. By Ryan
Unionville
Big Show
Somerville
Kanem
Allison Stern
Northern Light
Red Bank
N. J
Thomas B. Gay
Brandon Brander
Richmond
Guilford College Announces Spring Holidays Start
Guilford College begins spring holidays with classes ending at noon today and a one week break. Most students go home while some remain on campus. The Guilford Choir embarks on its annual northern tour, opening with a Washington concert. The baseball team plays four away games against Eastern Carolina Teachers College and Atlantic Christian College early in the break.
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Guilford College
Mar
Guilford
Washington
Eastern Carolina Teachers College
Atlantic Christian College
Davidson Carolina Track Meet Called Off Amid Rain
The Davidson North Carolina track meet was canceled due to rain. The article also notes results from a golf tournament with scores and players, mentioning a player who made a 34 on the front stretch and finished with a second 70.
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Davidson-Carolina
Davidson
North Carolina
Harvell Murder Case Stalls Ahead of Trial Date
The Harvell murder case remains in limbo as Mrs. Emma Pulliam and James Sledge await the April 30 term of the superior court. Sledge was seized by order of Sheriff Joe Phippe after a grand jury bill. Pulliam was freed on 7500 bond after her attorney agreed with Solicitor Koontz to forgo a habeas corpus hearing.
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Harvell
Emma R. Pul Ham
James Sledge
Pulliam
Sledge
Joe
Phippe
Aiken Horse Show Opens with 200 Entered at Event
The 18th annual Aiken horse show will run Monday and Tuesday with about 200 horses entered. Only the open jumping competition will be judged Monday due to more than 50 entries in that event.
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Aiken, 8. C
Aiken
Robbins Melrose Would Make Top Circuit Stronger
In High Point the Stove League discussion centers on Industrial and Amateur circuits. Robbins and Melrose, leaders in the Amateur league, reportedly aim for the Industrial circuit as teams like Southern Utilities Adams Millis and Highland strengthen the slate. A planned April meeting could set the eight club lineup and shape the season.
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High Point
Southern Utilities
Adams- Millis
High
Southern Chair Nine
Melrose and Robbins
Amos
Adams-Millis
Guilford
Triangle
Crown
Tomlinson
Southern
Only Faint Hope Is Held For Breaking of Arms Deadlock
British officials say only the faintest hope remains to break the European arms deadlock after France is expected to resist security demands in reply to Britain’s inquiry. They doubt a conference outside Geneva among principal powers would help, preferring continued bilateral negotiations despite the slim prospects.
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London
Francé
Great Britain
Whitehall
Geneva
Charlotte Hosts Amateur Boxing Bouts for Atlantic Ragues
Charlotte hosts the boxing championships of the Atlantic ragues with 31 fighters scheduled for Monday night. Competitors include winners and runners-up from the Carolinas Golden Gloves and the Florida State tournament, with substitutes in some cases. Three heavyweights compete, and seven other weight classes feature four entries each.
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Charlotte
Mar
Association of the A. A
Panther Nine to Meet Springfield Here Wednesday
High Point fans will see two fast college teams in action when High Point College meets Springfield Massachusetts here Wednesday afternoon at Willis Park at 8 o clock. The Springfield club is touring the south and kreeg postponed yesterday due to weather.
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High Point
High Point College
Southern Public Utilities
Collegians
Springfield
Mass
Willis Park
Two Homers Each Lead Yankees To Win
In Clearwater the New York Yankees scored 15 to 5 over their Newark farm team as Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig hit two homers each and Red Rolfe added a homer. The Yankees collected 21 hits, with Gehrig driving in five and Ruth contributing four, while Saltzgauer and Rolfe each had four hits.
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Fia
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Red Rolfe
Newark
Yankees
Gehrig
Babe
Rolfe
Saltzgauer
New York
Allen
Tamulus
Jorgens
Brown Joyce
White
Glenn
Colins
Giants Beat Browns 4–1 Behind Hal Schumacher Trio
Hal Schumacher Joe Bowman and Adolph Luque limited St. Louis to four hits as the Giants touched three Browns pitchers for 11 hits. Mel Ott homered in the second and Paul Richards drove in two as New York built a 4 1 lead, adding two more in the seventh on Homer Peel Grantham and Weintraub. Browns scored in the sixth and had the bases loaded in the ninth before Luque shut the door.
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Paul Andrews
Homer Peel
Grantham
Phil Weintraub
Browns
Bowman Oneingies
Strange
Burns
Pepper
Luque
Puccinello
Athletics Rout Braves in St. Petersburg Exhibition
Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Boston Braves 9 to 2 in an exhibition game in St. Petersburg. Steve Swetonic had a rough start allowing four runs in the first inning. Boston collected eight hits but could only push two runs across. McKeithan, Cascarella, and Hayes combined on the win while Swetonic, Gruenwald, Pickerel and Hogan were charged with the line.
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Orlando
Fra
Ray Lucas
Art Jones
Brooklyn Dodgers
Montreal Royals
Montreal
Brooklyn
Ogden
Biaz
Dudley
Henline
Lucas
Jones
Sukeforth
Berres
Braves
ST. Petersburg
Pio
Steve Swétonic
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Braves
Swetonic
McKeithan
Cascarella
Tigers Fall to Cardinals in Ten Inning Exhibition
In Lakeland Florida on March 24 the Detroit Tigers dropped a 2 to 1 exhibition decision to the St. Louis Cardinals after ten innings. Heise Klinger Mooney and Davis faced Marberry Sorrell Hogsett and Reiber in a tight game.
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Lakeland
Fla
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Detroit
Heise
Klinger
Mooney
Davis
Marberry
Sorrell
Hogsett
Reiber
Indians fall 7 3 as rookie homer sparks Pelicans win
New Orleans defeats Cleveland 7 to 3 in a spring exhibition. A rookie outfielder hit a home run and added three singles for Cleveland, but the Tribe could not overcome Pelicans’ scoring. Julian Johnson pitched for New Orleans while Walter Johnson managed Cleveland.
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New Orleans
Cleveland Indians
New Orleans Pelicans
Tribe
Julian Johnson
Walter Johnson
Cleveland
Margaine
Bourgeois
Cumberland
Autry
Hell
Hudlin
Lucas
Spencer
Myatt
Reds Lose to Red Sox in Exhibition Clash
Cincinnati Reds fall 7 to 3 to Boston in Tampa as a five run seventh inning sinks the Reds. Weiland Rhodes and Ferrell yet Johnson Frey and Lombardi contribute for Boston. Reds fail to score after the fourth.
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SOX
Tampa
Fia
Cincinnati Reds
Boston
Cincinnati
Weiland
Rhodes
Ferrell
Vance Sy Johnson
Frey
Lombardi
Cubs Rout Senators In Exhibition Blowout
Chicago Cubs beat the Sacramento Senators 11 to 2 in an exhibition game in Sacramento California. Dick Ward and Bud Tinning limited the Sacs while Chuck Klein contributed two doubles and a single driving in four runs. Kampouris homered for Sacramento as the Cubs offense totaled 15 hits.
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Calif
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Chicago Cubs
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Sacramento Senators
Dick Ward
Bud Tinning
Samuel Salvo
Bill Hartwig
Chuck Klein
Kampouris
Ward
Phelps
Salvo
Hartwig
Wirts
Pirates edge White Sox in spring exhibition thriller
George Barnehaw wild pitch in the ninth allowed Harry Lavigetto to score the winning run as Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 10 to 9 in an exhibition game. Both clubs played at Los Angeles with Stine Earnshaw and Ruel leading Sox and Blanton Brikofer and Veltman contributing for Pittsburgh.
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SOX
Los Angeles
George Barnehaw
Harry Lavigetto
Pirate
Pittsburgh
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Stine
Earnshaw
Ruel
Blanton
Brikofer
Veltman
Grace
Joe Phipps Prunes Day for Carolina Star In Blixoi
Joe Phipps of Carolina Star reports pruning work in Biloxi Mississippi as camp details mix with late rosters. The release of John who joined from North Carolina and amateur leagues adds to a shifting lineup. Sington, Alabama alum, returns to Albany, while Justin Dugas from Albany remains in the race for an extra roster spot.
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Biloxi
Miss
Joe
John
University North Carolina
Infrnes
Sington
Alabama University
Albany
Justin Dugas
Asheboro Higch Tennis Club Plans Spring Schedule
In Asheboro on March 24 the local tennis club, led by coach Sanderson, faced weather delays but plans a spring schedule. It includes a match with a Junior College and an event likely set for April 20, with about twenty five boys in membership and more games planned.
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Asheboro
Sanderson
Valdar Sets Duckpin Bowling Records in Bridgeport
Steve Valdar of Port surpassed two world marks in a special duckpin event in Bridgeport Conn He rolled 510 in three games and 761 in five setting new three and five game records Louis Cloppon and Matty Kanan held related marks though Valdar’s may not be officially recognized due to lack of a foul line judge.
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Conn
Steve Valdar
Port
Louis Cloppon
Ric Va
Matty Kanan
la Mass
Valdar
Army Gym Outfit Wins Eastern Intercollegiate Meet at Princeton
Army, led by Betts and Austin, dominated the Eastern Intercollegiate gymnastics meet at Princeton. Betts captured multiple events and the all around, while Fred Hall and Winkle added other titles for the Cadets. Navy and Temple also posted standout finishes in tumbling and flying rings.
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University Gymnasium
Army Farmers
Austin
Betts
Fred Hall
Army
Winkle
Navy
Ed Bemis
Braverman
Temple N
Actavius Amato
Southlina
Mrs. J C Cross Confined At Home With Neuritis
Mrs J C Cross is confined to her home at 118 Campbell Street due to an attack of neuritis. The note indicates limited mobility and local illness impact.
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J. C. Cross
Campbell
Seagrove School Destroyed by Fire in Randolph County
Fire of determined origin engulfed the Seagrove school south of Asheboro destroying the building. Estimated loss about 85 000 with 25 000 insured. Firefighters hampered by lack of water as blaze started shortly after eight o'clock and burned rapidly.
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Seagrove
Randolph County
Clarence Rush
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Panther Nine
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