Horatio Alger Saga at Greensboro Open
A Greensboro Open golf scene at Starmount Country Club shows former caddies now graced by professional status and fan admiration. The piece contrasts past days lugging bags for stars like Horton Smith and Sam Snead with present glory, noting the swift rise from caddie to professional in a bustling golf circuit.
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Vic Ghezzi
Déal
N. J
Byron Nelson
Reading
Ed Dudley
Augusta
Greensboro
Starmount Country Club
Horton Smith
Gene Sarazen
Sam Snead
Harry Cooper
Pinehurst
Florida
California
Westchester-Biltmore
Ultra-Ultra Country Club
Horatio Alger
Richard Whitney
Behind The Tournament Big time event for Greensboro golf fest
Thousands follow the tournament as press crews and telegraph operators relay scores from the course. Eddie Brietz and others file updates to the Charlotte Observer and national wires while Marshalls manage crowds and ticket lines. Local sponsors Greensboro Junior Chamber of Commerce drive the busy scene.
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United States
Eddie Brietz
Charlotte
National News Service
Armstrong
Western Union
Richmond
Dick Williamson
The
News-Dispatch
Bobby Cruishank
Jake Wade
Ier
Dixie
Charlotte Observer
Marshalls
Johnny Bulla
High Point
Chicago
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
Gene Sarazen
Carolinas
Laurence Leonard
Greensboro News Scrivener
Panthers Fall 7 6 to Catawba In Salisbury
Catawba Indians beat High Point 7 6 to defend North State Conference baseball title. Lefty Bob Hampton allowed seven Panthers hits while teammates made six errors. Catawba led 7 2 after four innings, HP scored three in sixth on two hits and three Catawba errors.
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High Point College
Salisbury
N. C
Catawba’s Indians
High Point Panthers
Bob Hampton
Panther
Panthers
Abrhpoa Armstrong
Ceesceas
Brinkley
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Harris
Grege
Cochrane
E le Warner
Henderson
Koontz
Wagner
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Beattie
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Pelffer
Clark
Ev Eaeeks Aes
POOW
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Davia
Csssrosseree
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Morgan
Ives
Fampton
OE Sachs Gusecies Oos
Iligh Point
Yow
Peiffer
Davis
T. Davis
Towery
Atkins
M. Davis
Armstrong
Gregg
Sacrifices
High Point
Caowba
Hampton
Cadet
Warner M. Davis
Culbreth
Exhibition Baseball Cancelled in New Orleans Match
The Cleveland seconds game against New Orleans at New Orleans was canceled. No rescheduled date was announced.
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Cleveland Seconds
New Orleans
Golf Pairings and Starting Times Across Multiple Venues
The listing shows a long schedule of golf pairings and starting times from 8:30 to 1:50 with participants from Sedgefield High Point Winston-Salem and other cities. Notable names include Heath Agle Paul Andress Walter Robers Dugan Aycock and Sam Snead among many others.
Nashville blanked Baltimore in 11 innings in Thomasville
In Thomasville Georgia Nashville beat Baltimore 11 to 3 in an extra inning game after trading runs through the middle innings. Crouch Blaemire and Fischer West contributed to the scoring for Nashville while Baltimore struggled to plate runs.
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Thomasville
Nashville
Baltimore
Crouch
Blaemire
Fischer
West
Exhibition Baseball Game Between Indianapolis and Newark
Indianapolis AA and Newark IL played an exhibition with mixed scoring. Final noted: Newark 7, Indianapolis 3, with Page and Lewis on Newark side and Splitler Russo Haley and McCullough credited for the pitching sequence.
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Indianapolis
Newark
Page
Lewis
Splitler
Russo
Haley
McCullough
Golf scores list from multiple players across clubs and states
An extensive golf score roundup lists players from Greensboro High Point Winston Salem and others with round totals ranging from 61 to 103 in a sprawling roster. Names include Heath, Dorsey Meade, John Diffendale Walter Roberts Stan Northrup Ed Madaris Henry Styers Jr A C McManus Ja Palmer and many more.
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Heath FE
Agile
Greensboro
Dorsey Meade
Danville
John Diffendale
High Point
Walter Roberts, Jr
Albany
N. Y
Stan Northrup
Concord
ED Madaris
Andy Merrilees
Paul Andress
A. C. McManus
x-Ja Palmer
Badin
N. C
X-B. Snow
X-J. M. Wagner
Statesville
J. Helms
X-John C. Abell
Revolta Racks Up 68 Bulla Scores A 71
The Pinehurst Open leaders list Revolta and Bulla with 68 and 71 as top scores behind them. Notables include Heinlein Mallory Cooper Slingerland Shute Guldahl Runyan Penna Laffoon Walsh and Crichton. Play resumes Sunday morning with final 36 holes Monday at Sedgefield.
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Pinehurst
Bulla
Heinlein
Mallory
Harry Cooper
Chicopee
Mass
Horton Smith
Chicago
George Slingerland
Greensboro
Guilford County
Denny Shute
West Newton
Ralph Guldahl
Tony Manero
Peabody
Sedgefield
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Tony Penna
Dayton
Ohio
Ky Laffoon
Maurice Walsh
Scarsdale
Andy Merrillees
Emerywood
Jimmy Crichton
Blair Park
Buster Moffett
Ben Garner
Bobby Dunkelberger
Bill Snow
Jack Garrett
High Point
Ed Madarts
John Diffendale
John Abels
John Heller
Elon Netters Bow To South Carolina
The University of South Carolina tennis team defeated Elon College 4 to 3 in Columbia. Carolina won four of five singles and lost both doubles matches. Elitech beat Greenwald 6 1 6 1. Jones beat Lipscomb 6 1 10 8. Carson beat Flory 2 Bradham beat Pittman 6 2 6 4. Jones and Pittman defeated Lipscomb and Carson 6 4 2 6 6 2.
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Columbia
University of South Carolina
Elon College
Carolina
Elitech
Greenwald
Jones
Lipscomb
Carson
Flory
Bradham
Pittman
Brack's Homer Lifts Dodgers Over Rochester in 11th
Gil Brack hit a game winning home run with one out in the eleventh inning to give the Brooklyn Dodgers a 5 to 4 victory over the Rochester Red Wings in Florida. Van Mungo started for Brooklyn, allowing two hits and one run in three innings.
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Fia
Gil Brack
Brooklyn Dodgers
Rochester Red Wings
van Mungo
Brooklyn
Rochester
Sherrill
Barrett
Ogrodowski
Narron
Mungo
Fitzsimmons
Cohen
Chervinko Spencer
Golfers Confront Dense Leaderboard From Multiple Cities
A long list of players with scattered scores and near totals fills the page. Names such as Frank Walsh Harold McSpaden Henry Picard and Sam Snead appear among many others from Chicago New York Philadelphia and New Jersey with varied rounds and incomplete cards.
Snead Ties Lead With 66 In Greensboro Golf
Sammy Snead tied for the first round lead with a 66 at the Greater Greensboro tournament in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia and Harold MecSpaden matched the score in Winchester Massachusetts.
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Sammy Snead
Springs
W. Va
Harold (Jug) MecSpaden
Winchester
Mass
Greensboro
Pittsburgh Wins From Seals 6 to 3 in Exhibition Tilt
Pittsburgh’s National League squad beat the San Francisco Seals 6 to 3 in San Francisco on March 26 to level the exhibition series at two wins apiece. A four run rally in the eighth broke a tight game as Heintzelman Swift and Todd led Pittsburgh’s attack while Ballou Shores and Woodall contributed for San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Pittsburgh
San Francisco Seals
Heintzelman
Swift
Todd
Ballou
Shores
Woodall
Browns Win Seventh Straight With 8 6 11-Inning Victory
St Louis Browns edged Houston 8 to 6 in 11 innings as Russ Van Atta and Ed Cole combined strong mound work. The Browns, now seven in a row, overcame early deficits with two lefties stifling Houston’s offense and the offense late in the game. Newsome and teammates contributed, while Houston’s lineup included Heath Severs and Wysock.
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Tex
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Russ van Atta
Ed Cole
St. Louis
Newsome
van Atta
Cole
Sullivan
Heath
Severs
Lewis
Perry
Crow
Wysock
Indians Bow To Giants 4 To 2 In Baton Rouge
Giants right-hander Harry Gumbert and Cliff Melton held the Cleveland Indians to three hits as New York posted a 4 to 2 victory. The Giants never trailed after two runs in the third inning on a walk and a sequence including a pass to Dick Bartell a triple and an error. Lou Chiozza homered in the fourth to seal the lead as Cleveland tallied two in the ninth. Hudlin Whitehill Hemsley Pytlak Gumbert Melton Mancuso.
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Baton Rouge
Harry Gumbert
Cliff Melton
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Giants
Willis Hudlin
Dick Bartell
Jim Ripple
Lyn Lary
Lou Chiozza
Cleveland
New York
Hudhin
Whitehill
Hemsley
Pytlak
Gumbert
Melton
Mancuso
Citadel Golfers Open Season With Davidson Victory
Citadel's golf team trailed after nine holes but surged in the second nine to beat Davidson 9 1/2 to 8. Weldon Doe led with a 76 as medalist, defeating Henson Maples 2 to 1. Thorne and Daniel won two matches each for Citadel.
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8. C
Citadel
Davidson College
Bulldogs
Davidson
Citadel Simonpyres
Weldon Doe
Henson Maples
Tommy Throne
Jimmy Cooper
Thorne
Maples
Cooper
Raymond Pittman
Ben Mayo
Dick Daniel
Charlie Pegram
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Eahmidition Baseball
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Charles Farlow
George Brownlow
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Bill Cogart
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