Quaker Slugging Uncertain Says Guilford Coach
Guilford College coach Doak says the Quaker slugging strength is uncertain this season due to many new players. Key positions to fill include pitcher catcher shortstop and all outfield spots. Captain Wade Lindsey returns at first. Henrixson and Griffin start at second and third. Neece Melvin and Hughes compete for catcher.
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Ray Parrish
George Hinshaw
Orrin Newlin
R. Marshall
Bobby Jones Opens With Nine Under Par In Open Play
Bobby Jones shot a nine under par 33 on the first nine holes in the second round of the Southern Open at Atlanta. He carded a birdie four on the ninth to finish strong in the early stages of today’s round.
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Bobby Jones Leads Amateur List in Southern Open
Bobby Jones holds a five stroke lead entering the third round after a 66 in round two, totaling 138 for 36 holes. Amateurs Jess Sweetser George Voight Watts Gunn and Charles Black also qualified for the final 36 holes with 68 players remaining. The prize fund totals 12000 with 4000 to the first professional and trophies for amateurs if they win.
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Walter Hagen
Mays to Start for Reds in Opening clash with Browns
In Cincinnati training camp Carl Mays will start for the Reds against the St. Louis Browns. Cincinnati has played nine games against AL clubs, with one win, one tie, and seven losses. Separately in Washington Tris Speaker and Sam Rice have recovered enough to wear uniforms but remain home as the Senators stay for a two game series with the Giants in St. Augustine.
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Land-Use Rule Details for North Carolina Applicants
A fragment notes process for securing lands within an association. Applicants may apply through the Department of Conservation and Development in Raleigh or via the District Forester's Office in Fayetteville. The text emphasizes formal channels for land-related actions and agency involvement.
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Red Sox camp drills and Braves edge Browns in exhibition
Boston report notes Red Sox outfielders and infielders practicing in New Orleans focusing on long flies and relay throws. In Florida the Braves finished their St. Petersburg schedule with a 4 to 3 win over the St. Louis Browns.
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Phillies Clinch Sixth Straight, Edge Baltimore in 11 Innings
The Philadelphia Ameri cans defeated Baltimore 7 to 6 in 11 innings to extend their winning streak to six. Jack Scott, the holdout pitcher, has signed a contract after the camp victory. Earlier the Phillies lost to the St Louis Cardinals 9 to 6 at Avon Park.
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Chicago Pennant Chase Falters as Texas Stars Triumph
In Dallas the White Sox, featuring seven Texans, lost 4 2 to the Texas league champion after Dallas fans cheered a woman evangelist named arch. In Los Angeles the Cubs were edged 5 4 by the Angels as coast pitchers held the Chicagoans to scattered hits. In St Louis the Cardinals beat the Phillies for their sixth win as Ray Blades recovered to shag fly balls.
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Pinch Hitter Johnson Delivers For Yankees In 1924-25
Ernie Johnson, a longtime pinch-hitter for the New York Yankees, set a record in 1924 with 12 hits in 15 pinch at bats, including doubles triples and a home run. In 25 consecutive pinch appearances spanning 1924-25 he totaled 16 hits in 25 at bats. Johnson said his approach was to swing aggressively when the pitcher is in the hole.
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Turf fallowers purerk over the derby dope
Overnight changes in the Louisiana Derby field prompt turf followers to recheck their selections. Three jockeys face uncertain ride status as race day arrives in New Orleans with the Derby set for today.
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Tigers Split Into Two Squads For Exhibition Road Trip
Detroit manager Moriarty divides the club into two squads for a road tour. The road team, mainly reserve players, heads to Dallas on April 4 to join the regulars. The rookies will play exhibitions against Beaumont Houston and Waco during the trip.
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Carolina Runners Clash With Duke Track Outfit
The Tar Heel cindermen travel to Durham for a regular dual meet with Duke, moved up two days from Monday by mutual consent. Two practice days remain as Coach Bob Fetzer leads his team into the test, with a Thursday practice clash serving as time trials for the Duke meet.
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University aims to test new talent in dual events
Coach Fetzer plans to enter as many athletes as allowed to evaluate young material while veterans, who won the Southern Conference title, remain the main hope for the Tar Heel program.
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Pines Protections Planned for Sandhill Forests in Moore County
The Moore County Forest Protective association is being organized to defend Sandhill pines and regional forests from fires under the guidance of district forester C H Flory. Pinehurst and immediate towns already run a robust protection system with a fire truck, gear, and a Carolina Hotel lookout on dry, windy days.
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LUGALS FALL TO REIDSVILLE IN SECOND GAME
High Point was defeated 5 to 4 by Reidsville on the local high school diamond. Gomo led with a long homer in the first inning, while Sutphin and Brown sparked Reidsville with multi hit efforts. Brown pitched nine strong innings for the victors as Lopp and Scott split mound duties for High Point.
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Spring ensemble blends black white in daring costume line
A spring collection showcases an ensemble of smart black and white costumes. Shoes feature suede maire patent leather and unusual skins crafted with delicate detail.
Bantamweight title at stake in Tavior vs Canzoneri clash
The world bantamweight championship returns to active challenger status as Bud Tavior of Terre Haute faces Tony Canzoneri of New York in a 10 round Coliseum bout for the 118 pound title. Rosenberg’s past refusals set the stage, with Canzoneri favored despite fewer fights.
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Black Shoes Back to Black in . Footage
A fragmented clip shows a footwear focus as black shoes return to an everyday black finish. The read includes brief shots of a street scene and a person’s feet moving, with no clear attribution or context.
Flu and Grip Now At Height Take No Chances
Flu and pneumonia threaten from now through mid spring with peak toll. Take precautions by rubbing throat and chest with Vicks Vaporub at bedtime to release medicated vapors and reduce congestion. Snuff Vicks at the nose when in crowds to keep air passages healthy and ward off germs. King Solomon had many wives, but you need only one Easy Washer.
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