Turnesaholds Lead In North And South Open
Joe Turnesa of Elmsford New York held a one stroke lead after 86 holes of the 72 hole North and South Open at Pinehurst. He posted rounds of 70 and 72 for 142 with $5,650 in prize money up for grabs. Cruickshank and Cox were tied for second at 143 while 64 players qualified for the final 36 holes.
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Pinehurst
Mar
Joe Turnesa
Handsome Young
Elmsford
N. Y
Turnesa
Cruickshank
Cox
Bobby Cruickshank
White Plains
Wild Bill Mehlhorn
Van Wie Opens Lead In Southern Pines Golf Meet
Virginia Van Wie shot 78 to seize a seven stroke lead at the midway point of the mid-south medal play tournament in Southern Pines. Edith Quier was runner-up after an 80. O S Hill and Bernice Wall posted 83. Helen Waring scored 84 as the field of 80 plus faced high scores and many surpassed the century mark.
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Mar
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
van Wie
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O. S. Hill
Kansas City
Bernice Wall
Oshkosh
Wis
Helen Waring
Fidel La Barba to Meet Kid Francis in Madison Square Garden
Fidel La Barba of Los Angeles faces Kid Francis of Italy in a ten round featherweight bout at Madison Square Garden. The two fought overseas in 15 rounds previously with Francis gaining a decision. La Barba seeks reversal in tonight’s rematch.
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Lefty Mardler KO trims Vernon in Clinton bout
In Clinton Iowa Lefty Mardler of Moline Illinois kayoed Bobby Vernon of Chicago in the six round. In Bethlehem Pennsylvania Pete Latzo of Scranton outpointed Rattle Kirline of Phillipsburg New Jersey over ten rounds.
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Til
Bobby Vernon
Chicago
Bethlehem
Pete Latzo
Scranton
Rattle Kirline
Phillipsburg
N. J
Camp reports and trades in early spring baseball
In Training Camps GREENSBORO, Sollie Carter, former Alabama Polytechnic pitcher, impresses Connie Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics and will get a full trial with the world champions. Mack says Carter will be given every opportunity. The yearlings stay in Greensboro until April 2 playing exhibition games. In Jacksonville reports say Chuck Klein may be traded if he does not sign his contract. Phillies arrive home from Winter Haven. New Orleans notes Pinky Shoffner and Walter Miller rest Indians hopes. in Tampa Cincinnati Reds catchers in good form, Dan Howley says. In Los Angeles Bucky Harris directs Tigers with shouts of numbers from the dugout. Mobile reports Bill McKechnie unhappy with Al Bool’s inconsistent catching.
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Connie Mack
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Mack
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Fila
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Robins and Dazzy Vance Remain Months Apart on Salary
Brooklyn Robins star pitcher Dazzy Vance and the team still differ by about 2000 dollars on his salary. In St Petersberg Babe Ruth jokingly balanced the scene by appearing with a recruit to the opposing Bearded warriors. Ruth wore a full beard as he played with the exhibition squad.
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Heller
Giants Spring Training Sees No Disciplinary Issues So Far
In San Antonio on March 27, the Giants report no disciplinary actions during spring training, praising the squad's conduct. In Bradenton on March 27, Cardinals manager Gabby Street says Jimmy Bottomley has repelled Jimmy Collins for first base, noting Bottomley is himself again.
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School Turns Out Faultless Servants
A former royal footman opens a London school for correct deportment of household servants. Rooms demonstrate parlor-maid table service and a model bedroom shows valets how to wake masters, dress clothes, and keep items pressed. Training focuses on dignified, easy deportment for unemployed pupils.
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Pickled Apples as Roast Chops Garnish
A garnish of pickled apples accompanies roast party chops. Peel and core apples, slice in halves, pickle, and serve ice cold according to a good recipe.
Youthful Outen Wilt in Face of Veterans Fire
High Point opened its 1931 exhibition by losing 21 to 5 to Rochester at Willis Park. George Fisher led the Red Wings with two homers and four RBIs as Rochester pounded 18 hits, while High Point managed nine. Dennis started for High Point, and L Smith earned the win for Rochester.
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OB Cece
White
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Dobbs
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Sisler
Rose
L. Smit
Westervelt
Pointers Postpone. Doubleheader Versus Catawba Set
The baseball game between the Pointers and the Philadelphia Athletics at Willis Park was postponed due to rain. The Pointers will meet the Catawba Indians tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, as announced by Pointer manager Dan Boone.
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Ashmore Juggles Carolina Infield For Opening Game
Chapel Hill March 27 Coach Jim Ashmore reshapes the Carolina baseball infield after Burgess Whitehead left for pro contracts and two sophomores were ruled ineligible. John Peacock moves toward first base while Paul Dunlop may shift to third. Smoky Ferebee leads at short with Leonard and Wyrick competing for second. Blythe and other lettermen seek the best hitting balance as the season opens Monday against Cornell.
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Carolina Baseball
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Ashmore
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Peacock
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Wyrick
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North Carolina Public Service Organizes Team for Season
The Public Service company, defending Commercial league champions, reorganizes with Ty Holcombe named manager and Letty Lopp as field captain. Known as the Jennings Boys, they are famed for fighting spirit and endurance, training since Monday. Candidates for the squad include Holcombe Robinson Hawkins Culler Ferguson Lopp Cox Leonard Johnson White Stanley Thomas and Jennings.
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Cox
Leonard
Johnson
White
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Thomas
Jennings
Radio In Court Brings South African Hearings to All
Courts in South Africa have adopted radio in courtrooms to make proceedings audible to all. A microphone near the witness box, with an amplifier, allows even soft voices to fill the room.
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Sticker Solution: circles count remains fifteen after edits
After removing the circles numbered 1 and 2 and shifting the bottom circle along the vertical line, the vertical line still contains fifteen circles. The path from the intersection to the left or right also yields a total of fifteen circles.
Rochester 21 High Point 6 Opens Red Wings Season
Rochester beat High Point 21 to 6 in a pre season tune up. Page Dennis impressed in his pro debut with four innings of one hit ball. Walgren showed speed and accuracy while Robbs flashed power but needs coaching to maximize speed. Scottie Slayback anchored the infield and homered, with Radey, Bolton and others contributing steady hits and doubles.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores From Florida Trips
Results from exhibition games across Florida and Texas show Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 4 to 0 in Orlando. Brooklyn and Toledo tied 6 to 6 in Miami. Buffalo beat St Louis 11 to 10 in Fort Lauderdale. New York defeated House of David 6 to 0 in St. Petersburg. San Antonio loss to Chicago 12 to 19. Detroit edged Pittsburgh 11 to 10 in Los Angeles. Chicago beat San Francisco 4 to 3 in San Francisco. Upcoming games include Brooklyn versus Toledo in Miami and Philadelphia versus Jacksonville in Jacksonville Calif.
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Loughran Faces Griffiths in Ten Round Heavyweight Bid
Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia, a 7 to 5 favorite, prepares to meet Gerald Ambrose Griffiths of Sioux City in a ten round Chicago Stadium bout tonight. An expected 13,000 attend with about $40,000 in gate receipts as Loughran aims for a decisive win after seven straight indoor-season victories.
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Dick Daniele
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Davidson Opens Track Season With State Dual Meet
Davidson College and N C State duel in track at Richardson Field Saturday at 2 30 p m. State brings full squad as McGinn of State leads in the 880. Davidson captain Joe McCall competes in three events aiming to win two. Gurneau of State expected to win the discus and shine in weights while Earle and Ricks race the mile in a tight showdown.
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Mar
Davidson College
N. C. State
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Wolfpack
Wildcat
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Joe McCall
Fleagle
Sam Gurneau
Tech
Earle
Henry Ricks
State
Ricks
Yacht Race Set to Start Tomorrow from St Petersburg
Eight full rigged racing craft lay at anchor in the basin of the St Petersburg Yacht club as the 284 mile race to Havana Cuba is scheduled to start from the municipal pier at 1 o clock tomorrow after rest periods.
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Trans Oceanic Line Aims Paris to South America Air Mail
The French Aeropostale line contracts for air mail cargo from Spain to Peru and Bolivia. Large airliners will be constructed to span the Atlantic route connecting Spain with South America.
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Aeropostale
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Bowling Special Match at King Pin Alleys
City Stores defeated American Bakeries by 34 pins in a special match. City Stores had high single game 123 and high overall 328. Bowman of Stehli Silks challenged Causey in a three game match with a 20 pin head start. A 1550 Portuguese navigator published a book on building a Panama Canal.
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