Wood and Golden Set for Open Playoff at Pinehurst
Pinehurst March 26. Two veteran pros Craig Wood and John Golden tied for first with 286 in the North and South Open and planned a playoff to decide the top prize of 1500 and 1000. Kirkwood finished third with 287, Farrell and Cooper tied for fourth and fifth at 289, with shares of 600 and 400.
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Pinehurst
Mar
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
John Golden
Norton
Conn
Kirkwood
New York
Johnny Farrell
Quaker Ridge
N. Y
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Bill Melhorn
Gene Sarazen
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. C
Densmore Shure
Columbus
Johnny Kinder
Irvington
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Roland Hancock
Stoneham
Mass
Tommy Armour
Archie Hambrick
Zanesville, CO
Ellie Maples
Bobby Cruickshank
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Henry Pickard
Charleston
D. C
Reds Pursue Hafey Amid Holdout From Cardinals
Training camp notes from Tampa reveal Cincinnati Reds seek Chick Hafey as a star addition after he led the league in hitting and hit two homers in one day. Cardinals would not sell without a new deal, while Reds plan another approach today. Wilmington winter haven notes add Phillies vs Yankees and Atlanta trip details with potential Durham exits. Dodgers face first base shuffle as Del Bissonnette sidelined and Murray Howell tries to fill in.
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Tampa
Fia
Cincinnati Reds
Chick Hafey
Hafey
Reds
Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinals
Vge
Sidney Weill
Cardinals
St. Louis
Weil
Winter Haven
Fla
Phillies
Babe Ruth
Yankees
St. Petersburg
Florida
Atlanta
Burt Shotton
Durham
Buckshot Jr Wins Open Puppy Stakes at Winston Trials
Keen crowds witness the Carolina Field Trials Club open puppy final as Buckshot Jr owned by Frank B. Hower and trained by D. W. English takes first. L. M. Bobbitt of Winston-Salem dominates member stakes with Mack-a-Way and Jack Frost Lady while other dogs place in junior and senior divisions. The event closes the 1932 season with a brisk, well attended meet and a noon barbecue for visitors.
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Buckshot, Jr
Frank B. Hower
Buffalo
D. W. English
Pinecrest Lodge
Winston
Carolina Field Trials Club
North Carolina
Lewisville
Winston,Salem
Floating Power
Warren B. Giersch
Galax
Norvale Buddy
Franburn
Happy Warrior
Oscar O. Efird
Bobbitt
Jack Frost Lady
Twin City Sportsman
Cyclone Jack
Willie Walker
Dr. T. W. Shore
Booneville
Frisky Lady
Dr. Shore
Jack Frost Nannie
Jule C. Spach
Itvanna
Allen Jay Defeats Franklinville 32 to 13 in One Sided Game
Allen Jay defeated the Franklinville All-Stars yesterday afternoon 32 to 13. Notable players listed include J Alfred Elder and W Allred for Allen Jay and Hayworth for Franklinville with limited readable lineup details.
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Allen Jay
Franklinville All-Stars
Allen Jay Pos
Franklinville Bernas
Soos O'S
J. Alfred
Yesterday's Results From Florida Texas and St Louis
Yesterday's baseball results show St Louis defeating Brooklyn 7 to 1 in Bradenton Florida. Cincinnati beat Boston 7 to 5 in St Petersburg Florida. Chicago A defeated Fort Worth 12 to 10 in Fort Worth Texas.
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Bradenton
Fla
St. Louis
Brooklyn
St. Petersburg
Cincinnati
Boston
Fort Worth
Texas
Chicago
Ft. Worth
Sunday School League Basketball Results From Thursday
Sunday school teams First Reformed and Wesley Memorial won in YMCA court games. Reformed beat First Baptist 16 to 14, Wesley Memorial defeated Episcopal 12 to 9, and Archdale Friends beat Wesley Memorial 20 to 14 with players Hartley Garrett Farlow Center Welch Hubbard Wright among scorers.
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First Reformed
Wesley Memorial
Archdale Friends
Reformed
First Baptist
Episcopal Basketeers
Wesley Mem
Nen
EB. Hartley
R. Hartley i . Garrett
Eee
Ae New Farlow
Center Welch
Hubbard
Rag . Wright
Levinsky Challenges Mickey Walker For Bout In Chicago
Chicago heavyweight King Levinsky challenges Mickey Walker to meet in Chicago Stadium on April 29. Levinsky’s sister-manager Lena Levy says she will sign for 30 percent of net receipts. Walker’s manager Jack Kearns wants Walker to face George Nichols for the light heavyweight title first.
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Chicago
King Levinsky
Mickey Walker
Jack Sharkey
Lena Levy
Levinsky
Walker
Nate Lewis
New York
Jack Kearns
George Nichols
American Powerboat Officials Probe Dishonesty Charges
Racing officials plan a hearing into alleged conspiracy to disqualify English racer Charles Harrison in the Col KE trophy unlimited top heat at Miami Beach. If confirmed, the final heat may be annulled and Harrison could lose the title. Bill Crawford Jr. won the trophy.
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Miami Beach
Fla
American Powerboat Association
KE. H. R. Green
George H. Townsend
C. F. Chapman
Charles Harrison
London
Blematic
America
Harrison
Bill Crawford, Jr
New York
University of Miami
Horace Gines
Chicago
Thomas Estrick
Waukegan
N. H. Libby
Kansas City
Clarence Collins
Troy
N. Y
Cal Leeth
Cullman
Ala
Crawford
Schaaf Rises to Third in N B A Heavyweight Rankings
Ernie Schaaf of Boston climbs to the No 3 spot in the National Boxing Association heavyweight listings after his decisive win over Young Stribling at Chicago Stadium. Max Schmeling and Jack Sharkey lead the division with Schaaf and Primo Carnera among the top contenders. the article also lists other division champions and top contenders.
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Chicago
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
National Boxing Association
Tahany Mite
Tnee
Veu
Whehmy
Presigrat
Schaaf
Young
Mickey Walker
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Schmeling
Primo Carnera
Italy
New Jersey
Max Baer
California
King Levinsky
Chi
Freddy Miller
Cincinnati
al Brown
Panama Negro
Biron Perez
France
Thomas Mills Triumph in Opening Baseball Game
Thomas Mills defeated Guilford College Quakers 8 to 5 in High Point's season opener. Lefty Young held the Quakers to no hits in the final three innings, while Tom Cheek starred at short for Mills. Guilford's pitching was solid early but misfired in the field. Mills started strong and maintained the lead through the innings.
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High Point
Thomas Mills
Guilford College Quakers
Lefty Young
Rum Moundsman
The
Mills
Tom Cheek
Guilford
Cheek
Quakers
Pierce
Long
Oak Ridge
Parmer
Dee
Seni
Webster
Pratt
L. Cooper
Henry
Wellens
Brogdon
Young
Finch
Davis
Postmaster in Derby Makes Leap Year Birthday Claim
Post master Walter H. DeForest says he is 13 years old this year because February 29 marks his true birthday, though he was born 52 years ago. The odd calculation stems from leap year timing.
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Derby
Conn
Walter H. DeForest
Willis Hudlin to Work in New Orleans Area
Willis Hudlin will work in the New Orleans area starting this spring. Details on assigned duties and collaboration with local groups were not disclosed in the brief notice.
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New Orleans
Willis Hudlin
McGraw Challenges Roush Home Run At Polo Grounds
In a tight Reds Giants game at the Polo Grounds Edd Roush hit a ball to the right field bleachers for a homer but John McGraw disputed its legality. After time was called the umpires ruled play and awarded the home run, prompting laughter in the Giants clubhouse.
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John McGraw
Edd Roush
Reds
Giants
Polo Grounds
Roush
Edd
McGraw
Harrison
Hank O'Day
Yankees lineup shaping for season with Saltzgaver Crosetti
In St. Petersburg March 26 it is reported Jack Saltzgaver and Frank Crosetti have won infield places for the New York Yankees. Expected starters include Crosetti at shortstop Saltzgaver at second Lary at third Gehrig at first Ruth Combs and Chapman in the outfield and Dickey catching.
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ST. Petensburg
Filia
Jack Saltzgaver
Frank Crosetti
New York Yankees
Yankees
Crosetti
Saltzgaver
Lary
Gehrig
Ruth
Combs
Chapman
Dickey
Giants Crown Coast as Major League Champs
Los Angeles reports the New York Giants clinched supremacy on the Pacific coast by defeating the Chicago Cubs five games to three, the Detroit Tigers three to one, and the Pittsburgh Pirates two to none.
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Los Angeles
New York
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Calif
Hollywood
Detroit
San Francisco
Chicago
Missions
Montgomery
Ala
Minneapolis
Newark
Greensboro
N. C
Jersey City
North Carolina State
Atlanta
Toronto
Mar
New York Giants
Pacific Coast
Chicago Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Injury keeps Kuhel from Washington Senators opener
Biloxi Mississippi dispatch reports Joe Kuhel, rival for the regular first base post, is sidelined by an injury as the Washington Senators meet the Baltimore Orioles in today’s game, delaying the regular lineup.
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Biloxi
Miss
Washington Senators
Joe Kuhel
Baltimore Orioles
Athletics Trim 23 Players After Spring Training
Fort Myers Florida March 26 4 The old law of the survival of the fittest has been applied again and as a result some young players will not help the Athletics fight for the pennant this year Connie Mack announces the 23 players to be retained Pitchers Grove Walberg Earnshaw Ma Haffey Rommel Bowman Cain Krausse Catchers Cochran Heving Majeski Infielders Foxx Roettger Bishop Williams Dykes McNair Boley Outfielders Simmons Haas Miller Cramer Coleman
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Fort Myers
Fra
Athletics
Connie Mack
Grove
Walberg
Earnshaw
MaHaffey
Rommel
Bowman
Cain
Krausse
Bishop
Williams
McNair
Boley
Simmons
Haas
Miller
Cramer
Coleman
Braves Add Fred Leach from Giants Arrive in St Louis
St Petersburg Florida March 26 Fred Leach the out fielder recently acquired from the Giants joined the Braves yesterday and made a strong start for the team in spring training action.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
Fred Leach
Giants
Braves
Tribe
Sox Manager Puts Hours With Weiland After Trade
Savannah report notes manager Shane Collins of the Boston Red Sox spending much time with left hander Big Bob Weiland, acquired from the White Sox for Milt Gast, amid adjustments after the deal.
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Savannah
Shane Collins
Boston Red Sox
Big Bob Weiland
White Sox
Milt Gast
Hafey Tells Boys Wear Glasses Then Play
Berkeley, March 26. Chick Hafey in a candid answer to fans asks if players with poor eyesight can still compete. The NL batting champion says wearing glasses has not hindered his fielding or hitting and advises, yes, glasses can help. He notes his own experience as proof.
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Berkeley
Calif
Chick Hafey
Hafey
Cardinals face NL race with chain store aces to backstop
In preview of the 1930 season the St Louis Cardinals are praised as world champions yet face big questions. Burleigh Grimes’s potential replacement by Tex Capleton and Dizzy Dean, along with Ray Starr, would keep the champions strong alongside Hallahan Derringer Johnson Haines Rhein. Rivalries with the Giants and Cubs loom as three teams battle for the pennant with other clubs making mixed improvements.
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Jacksonville
Fia
Vwareck
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Burleigh Grimes
Cardinals
Tex Capleton
Dizzy Dean
Ray Starr
Rochester
Aces
Bill Hallahan
Paul Derringer
Sylvester Johnson
Jesse Haines
Flint Rhein
Giants
Cubs
Len Koenecke
Indianapolis
John McGraw
Jim Mooney
Clarence Mitchell
Carl Hubbell
Bill Walker
Billy Herman
Stanley Hack
Reds
Brooklyn
Babe Herman
Ernest Lombard
Wally Gilbert
Hoyt
Vance
Clark
Boston
Fred Leach
Braves
Phillies
Pirates
Pie Traynor
Bowlers from Winston-Salem Health Academy set to compete at King Pin
Howard Bryan has arranged two teams from the Winston-Salem Health Academy to bowl at the King Pin alleys this Saturday night starting at 7:30 PM. Grady Shelton and Mr. Ferguson from Forsyth Alleys will bring several top Winston-Salem bowlers, making the matches promising and open to the public.
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Howard Bryan
Winston-Salem Health Academy
Grady Shelton
Mr. Ferguson
Forsyth Alleys
Winston-Salem
Winston.Salem
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Joe Palooka
Alcon
Ham Fisher
Camaille
Tai
Wood
Golden
New Orleans Pelicans
Cleveland Indians
Bradenton, Fla
Max Carey
Brooklyn Dodgers
del Bissonette
Carey
Murray Howell
Carleton
Dean
Pepper Martin
Mise Claudia Phelps
Aiken
Charles L. Prickett
St. Matthews
8. C
Jake
Carolina
Miss Claudia Phelps
Harkland
Ted’s Boy
Hyde West
Woodstock, Ill
R. D. Bevans
Thomasville
Franklinville
G. Elder
Hudson
Hitler
Boden
Sene
Opponents
Hutchens
Racing Ass’n
U. S
Sharkey
Lefty
Griffin
Reynolds
Sohn McGraw
Diamond
Martin
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