Local Bowlers Fourth In National Doubles Tournament
High Point teams finish strong at Waterbury Conn in the National Duck Pin meet. Willis Sensenbach and George Iseman pair for 730 pins to place fourth in doubles, with Maryland’s E Valliant and W Burton close behind. The five local bowlers also win the five man team event by 14 points and Sensenbach leads singles at 836 pins.
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High Point
Waterbury
Conn
Willis Sensenbach
George L. Iseman
E. Valliant
W. Burton
University of Maryland
College Park
Sensenbach
Iseman
Marylanders
E. Vaillant
W. Sensenbach
Cavallaro
Cecil
Leonard
E. Bowman
E. Sensenbach
Red Sox Primed for Upward Turn Under Wagner in 1930
Pensacola notes project a rebuilding Boston club under Heinie Wagner with hopes for left handed pitchers and batters. Young infielders like Bill Sweeney and Otis Miller push veterans, while rookies vie for spots as Boston aims to improve from last season’s cellar.
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Mr. Frazee
de Soto
Harry Frazee
Babe Ruth
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Heinie Wagner
Bill Carrigan
Heinle
Tigers
Chicago
Heinie
Chicago White Sox
Phil Todt
Bill Sweeney
Toronto
Steve O'Neill
Sweeney
Milwaukee
Otis Miller
Bill Regan
Bobby Reeves
Shreveport
Ernie Holman
Bill Nearlesky
Hal Rhyne
Boston
Ken Williams
Johnny Rothrock
Bill Barrett
Russ Scarritt
Joe Cicero
Pittsfield
Johnny Winsett
Mobile
Tom Oliver
Macks
Little Rock
Johnny Heving
Charley Berry
Bob Ashpornsen
Eddie Connelly
Oakland City
Ind
Grace Powers
Wagner
Bill Bayne
Ray Dobens
Holy Cross
Ed Morris
Danny MacFayden
Jack Russell
Charley Ruffing
Ed Car
Precedent Set In Pinehurst Tourney
In Pinehurst golfers faced a rain soaked day with 64 hole play delayed. Officials allowed posting of scores optional and some players may repeat the second round today pushing final 18 holes to Thursday. Maureen Orcutt led with 154 after two rounds while Glenna Collett struggled with a 167 total.
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Dillon L. Graham
Associated Press
Southern Pines
Mar
Glenna Collett
Maureen Orcutt
Mise Collett
O. S. Hill
Kansas City
Helen Hicks
Hewlett, L. I
Louise Fordyce
Youngstown
Ohio
John Arends
Chicago
Spring Handicaps At Sedgefield Start Tomorrow
The Sedgefield Country Club hosts the annual Spring Handicaps with women's qualifying rounds set for March 27 to 29 and individual play allowed in twosomes threesomes or foursomes. Elimination match play begins March 31 and runs through April 5 with handicap differences applied. players must establish handicaps by submitting their five best scores to J. Herman Atkins.
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Sedgefield
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Inn
J. Herman Atkins
University Team Indoor Scores At College Park Meet
University Team at College Park posted scores for athletes including W. Cecil D. Leonard and G. Isemann among others. Readouts show individual marks like 90 103 110 303 for Cecil and 110 114 117 341 for Leonard, with Bowman Isemann and Cramer among listed competitors.
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W. Cecil
D. Leonard
W. Sensenbach
Kf, Bowman
G. Isemann
University Team
College Park
BE. Cramer
Intercollegiate Golf Builds At Carolina Chapel Hill
Carolina releases its 193 schedule with ten dual meets against teams like Georgia Tech Vanderbilt and Virginia and participation in state and southern tournaments as golf grows as a major intercollegiate sport.
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Carolina Chapel Hill
Carolina
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Virginia
Gold German Mark Worth About a Quarter in U S Money
A gold German mark is valued at roughly 24 cents in United States currency, reflecting its exchange rate in this period.
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United States
Ruth Predicts Yankees Pennant Bid After Spring Strength
Babe Ruth predicts the New York Yankees will win the American League pennant as spring training closes in St Peters burg Florida. He says the A's reached top form in the World Series and may have slipped while the Yankees have been strengthened.
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T. Petersburg
Fla
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
A’s
Yankees
Ruth
Giants name 1930 lineup with Eddie Marshall at second base
Manager John McGraw lists Eddie Marshall as Giants second baseman for the 1930 campaign. Andy Reese and Fred Leach will split left field duties against different pitcher handedness with Doc Farrell and Pat Crawford as utility infielders and George Fisher as utility outfielder. The Cardinals released veteran backstop to allow Gus Mancuso to stay with St Louis.
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San Antonio
John McGraw
New York Giants
Eddie Marshall
Andy Reese
Fred Leach
Giants
Doc Farrell
Pat Crawford
George Fisher
Silent Hal Lee Stands Out Among Brooklyn Rookies
In Clearwater on March 26, Brooklyn manager Wilbert Robinson notes that only Silent Hal Lee, who played for Macon and Atlanta last year, appears to have made a strong impression among the club’s outfield rookies.
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Clearwater
Fla
Brooklyn
Hal Lee
Macon
Atlanta
Wilbert Robinson
Athletics Begin Cuts Bevo LeBourveau Sent to Toledo
Fort Myers Florida March 26 Connie Mack announced cuts to the Athletics Bevo LeBourveau outfielder will be sent back to the Toledo club and the rest of the squad will be trimmed.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Connie Mack
Bevo LeBourveau
Toledo
Cubs Hopeful Bell Eyes Pitching Berths
George Bell a six foot two inch rookie from Dixie aims for a spot among the three or four pitching berths on the championship Cubs team as spring camp progresses in Los Angeles amid March 26 reporting.
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Los Angeles
George Bell
Dixie
Cubs
Phillies Trade Fallout Prompted O'Doul Rant
Winter Haven Florida March 26 Letty O Doul former Phillies outfielder and champion batter says he was so angry about being traded by the Giants that he aimed to prove McGraw wrong. He planned to swing with the first five at bat and dedicate hits to McGraw as he returns to the Phils this season.
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Winter Haven
Fla
Letty O’doul
Philly
Giants
Phils
McGraw
Mickey O'Neil Wins Brantling Match in Bradenton
George Mickey ONeil is reported in Bradenton Florida on March 26 as the winner of a local match. Details extend to the bracket and opponent names but the readable portion confirms ONeil as victor in a regional contest hosted in Bradenton.
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Bradenton, Fla
George
Mickey’’ O'Neil
Missouri Ozarks boy aims for Browns right field berth
Ted Gullic of the Missouri Ozarks is training with Heinie Manush and manager Bill Williser in West Palm Beach Florida. The right handed hitter is tipped for the inside on the right field job with the St. Louis Browns as spring drills continue.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Ted Gullic
Missouri Ozarks
St. Louis Browns
Heinie Manush
Bill Williser
Pirates Face Start as Health Woes Rise in March
Oakland report notes three clouds over Pittsburgh Pirates Lloyd Waner slow to regain strength after surgery Pie Traynor missing time with a sore eye and Burleigh Grimes at odds with management over salary. Unclear if Waner will be ready for opening day.
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Oakland
Cal
Pittsburgh Pirate
Lloyd Waner
Pie Traynor
Burleigh Grimes
Lloyd
Grimes
Shires Must Prove Worth To White Sox Boss
Charles Arthur Shires may be great but must prove it to Donie Bush manager of the White Sox after gaining reinstatement and signing a contract in Chicago. Bush says Shires will compete with Bud Clancy for the first base job as spring camp continues.
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San Antonio
Tex
Charles Arthur Shires
Donie Bush
White Sox
Chicago
Bush
Bud Clancy
Pelicans and Indians Plan Dual Rookie and Regular Games
In New Orleans on March 25, a spring double header features the Cleveland Indians and New Orleans Pelicans. The teams intend to match rookies against each other in one game and regulars in the other for the exhibition slate.
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New Orleans
Mar
New Orleans Pelicans
Cleveland Indians
Pels
Tribe
Red Sox Hit By Gale At Pensacola Field
In Pensacola Florida yesterday a strong gale swept the field as the Red Sox began their spring camp with windsailing weather. Players battled the elements during practice and prepared for the season opener.
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Pensacola
Fla
Red Sox
Fenway Park
Florida
Reds Expose Deep Bench Winds Up Week in Exhibition Games
In Orlando on March 26, Manager Dan Howley will keep using more than 15 Reds in exhibition games to evaluate players under fire. The plan extends another week to test all available athletes and determine lineups.
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Orlando
Fla
Dan Howley
Tigers Hope Rain Ends for Exhibition With Dodgers
After three days of rain delays in Tampa Detroit awaits better weather to play an exhibition game against the Brooklyn National League club this afternoon at the city park.
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Tampa
Fla
Detroit Tigers
Brooklyn
Senators Face Chattanooga Club as Marberry Hadley Pitch
The Washington Senators met the Chattanooga club in Chattanooga on March 26 with Marberry and Hadley set to take the mound. Manager Johnson planned a three inning interlude featuring Don Savidge alongside the veterans.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Washington Senators
Marberry
Hadley
Johnson
Don Savidge
Braves Begin Grapple With Athletics In Florida
The Braves start their road trip with two games against the Athletics at Fort Myers as they work toward returning home.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Braves
Athletics
Fort Myers
Winston Gets O S H e a F o r B e n A n d e r s o n
Henderson completes its first Piedmont league trade sending Danny O Shea to Winston Salem for Ben Anderson. O Shea played second base with Raleigh last season and is expected to start at Winston Salem this season. Anderson will take first base for the Gamecocks as Pahlman moves to Columbia. Also included are twelve trial pitchers led by Stirling Winston and Henry Winston with others: Edwards Snyder Chitwood Sweeney M Biroff Price Vann Gray Sheppard Gilbert.
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Henderson
Danny O'Shea
Winston-Salem
Ben Anderson
O'Shea
Raleigh
Jimmy Teague
Pahlman
Columbia
Anderson
Gamecocks
Teague
Stirling
Henry Winston
W. M. Edwards
Snyder
Chitwood
Sweeney
Mbiroff
Price
Vann
Gray
Sheppard
Gilbert
Tar Heel Netmen to Have Champs Back
Chapel Hill March 26 Among veterans back this year the 1930 tennis team at the University of North Carolina will have Ed Yeimans state singles champ last year and Captain Billy Merritt who teamed with Shapiro to win the state doubles crown.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Ed Yeimans
Billy Merritt
Schapiro
State champion ship dirt track races set for Winston event
Winston-Salem hosts the first annual state championship dirt track races at Maynard Field on Kernersville road under American Legion auspices. The program includes stunt flying by Beachum Brothers Flying Circus with Jesse Exum and a race between a top car and a plane on the oval track.
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Winston-Salem American Legion
Maynard Field
Kernersville Road
Winston
Beachum Brothers Flying Circus
Jesse Exum
Clinard Field
Thomasville
Co. B. Vestal
High Point
Tar Heel Trackmen Face Hard Season Challenges
UNC track team prepares for a tough schedule in Chapel Hill as they aim to excel in the vault and high jump. George Bagby cleared 5 meet 11 1 8 and Brodie Arnold set a 12 feet 7 pole vault university record at the Southern indoor games.
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Chapel Hill
Mar
University of North Carolina
George Bagby
Brodie Arnold
Bland's Five New Vocalion Records for One Dollar
At Bland's store customers can buy five new Vocalion records for one dollar while the offer lasts.
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Bland
Vocalion
Dan Boone and Cohorts Hold Light Practice
Manager Dan Boone and two players conducted a light session at Willis Park this morning. The Pointers arrived at 11 a.m. but wind and cold weather cut practice short. Many players reported for spring training over the weekend, though weather delays persist. Boone says fewer training days are needed due to weeding out weak candidates.
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Dan Boone
Willis Park
Boone
Exhibition Games Summary From Gulf Coast Contests
Exhibition results from St Petersburg and Bradenton show St Louis and Chicago forces winning decisive tilts. Scores include St Louis 16 Indianapolis 4 and New York A 6 Boston N 5 in 12 innings. Other games feature Chicago N at Los Angeles 8 0 and San Antonio TL 12 San Antonio 18.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
New York
Boston
Los Angeles
Chicago
Bradenton
St. Louis
Indianapolis
San Antonio
Carnera to Meet Trafton Tonight in Kansas City
Primo Carnera a 270 pound Italian challenger faces George Trafton Notre Dame star in Kansas City tonight Trafton confident he will withstand Carneras power and keep to his game plan Carnera seeks knockout streak after defeating Art Shires previously Shown quotes reflect Traftons bold stance in the bout anticipation runs high in boxing circles
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Kansas City
Primo Carnera
George Trafton
Notre Dame
Art Shires
Chicago White Sox
Trafton
Mountain
Boxing cards from across the nation last night
In New York Joe Glick outpointed Georgie Balduc in a ten round bout. Milwaukee saw King Tut from Minneapolis knockout Loos Tenorio in four rounds. Indianapolis hosted Jackie Dugan of Louisville who outpointed Lew Perry of St. Louis in ten rounds.
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New York
Joe Glick
Georgie Balduc
Milwaukee
Wis
King Tut
Minneapolis
Loos Tenorio
Indianapolis
Jackie Dugan
Louisville
Lew Perry
St. Louis
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EF Valianta
Burton Ee
G Isemann
F.valli
William Braucher
NEA
B. Crentz
H. Ashcroft
KE. Valliant
Cecil We Eeee
Leonardes
F. Bowman
Cecil «. Seeee
Bowman
I. Sensenbach
Orace Powers
Roll
Milt Gaston
Horace Lissenbee
George Smith
Seattle
Frank Mulroy
Bob Kline
Springfield
Ill
Huey Harmon
Ben Shields
Pat Simmons
John Wilson
Eddie Durham
Frank Bushey
Big Ee
Sorris
Re’ Sox
Pinehurst
Grove
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Hutchens Department Food Store
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Belvedere Hotel
48Th Street
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New York City
Times Square
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Mgr
St. Louis Cardinals
Gus Mancuso
Rochester
O’shea
Winston American Legion
Tar Heel
Arcturus
Carnera
City Fuel CO
Chas. F. Blake
John Krause
Kahn-Tailoring
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