Hogan Captures Greater Greensboro Open in Record Show
Bee Line Ben Hogan won the Greater Greensboro Open with 270 total strokes, twelve under par, earning 1200 plus a 1000 first prize. Craig Wood placed second at 279, with Paul Bunyan, Byron Nelson, and Ralph Guldahl tied for third at 412.50 each.
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SOC Charales Enterprise
Sedgefield
Asheville
Beenie Ben
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Hogan
Craig Wood
Mamoroneck
Johnny Revolta
Evanon
Paul Bunyan
White Jais
N. Y
Byron Nelson
Jeho
Ohio
Ralph Guldahl
Chicago
White Plains
Mamaroneck
Paul Runyan
Evanston
Ill
Toledo
Ky Laffoon
Miami
Okla
Johnny Bulla
Herman Keiser
Akron
Clayton Heafner
Linville
N. C
Ed Oliver
Hornell
Gene Sarazen
Brookfield Center
Conn
Frank Walsh
Rumson
N. J
Dick Metz
Oak Park
Harry Cooper
Chicopee
Mass
Horton Smith
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Shawnee-On-Delaware
Henry Picard
Hershey
Jimmy Demaret
Demaret
Harry Vardon
Lawson Little
Bretton Woods
N. H
Harold
Jag) McSpaden
Winchester
Greensboro Open results and leading money list
Greensboro Open scores show Ben Hogan 270 and Craig Wood 279 leading a large field. Lead figures include Demaret and Hogan in money rankings with Nelson, Runyan, Snead and Smith among top earners. Amateurs marked with X and notable distances, birdies on key holes noted.
Roundup of boxing talk and sports notes from New York
A bustling March sports roundup covers Dempsey statements on boxing inquiry risks, Joe DiMaggio’s spring stunt, school basketball turmoil in Minnesota, Dr Lou Little and Columbia drill, baseball chatter on Catchers and Medwick, Paychek versus Louis tonight with Benny Leonard backing a possible upset, and a note on Van Mungo staying with Dodgers.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Leh
Louischek
Chicago
E Judge Landis
Joe DiMaggio
Cobb
Paychek
Louis
Godoy
Benny Leonard
Johnny
Benny
P. S
Charlie Dressen
van Mungo
Dodgers
Nashville
Montreal
Left Handed Pitcher Nicknamed Haw Hander In Stanly
Bill M F ay den sports editor of the Stanly News and Press recalls calling a left handed pitcher a haw hander a term from his rural upbringing in the sticks he used to spur mules to turn left.
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Webster
Bill M'Fayden
Stanly
N. C
Fight Tip Paychek Takes Secret Drills For Ailments
Paychek is said to have used secret drills to combat the ague and the chills, suggesting a stubborn training regimen aimed at improving resilience against illness.
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Tip Paychek
Cross Word Puzzle Horizontal Clues Listed
Puzzle shows a map labelled seven realms with clues for horizontal entries including king constellation cuckoo diver plant opinions diamond expert flyer scoffed scepter north america abbr mythical bird bone new england abbr lima bean rubber tree author roasts pressed skins falsehood ream abbr sheltered place half an em plural.
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North America
Map Puzzle Forty Three Knave of Clubs To Talk Foolishly
A reader puzzle list maps clues to answers for a historical map puzzle. Entries include numbers with definitions such as Fifth month and Lock opener and Proverb, along with figures like This kingdom's capital and This land's great port town. Authorities note puzzle labels and wordplay cues.
School Officials Entertained Here
Mayor O Arthur Kirkman and J Ed Millis hosted a luncheon at the Sheraton Hotel. Thomas Burton headmaster elect of the North Carolina Preparatory School for Boys and Francis M Osborne executive secretary of the board attended. Plans for a school to be built between Pinehurst and Southern Pines were discussed with Atwood and Weeks of Durham. Head master Burton expects plans to be finished in a few weeks and construction to start in November.
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O. Arthur Kirkman
J. Ed Millis
Sheraton Hotel
Thomas Burton
Francis M. Osborne
Southern Pines
Burton
North Carolina Preparatory School For
Sandhills
Pinehurst
Osborne
Messrs. Millis
Kirkman
Atwood
Weeks
Durham
Voyage of the Northern Belle introduces Val Douglas
Val Douglas joins Captain Hansen aboard the freighter Northern Belle to gather atmosphere for a new novel. Eddie Cavalier, a rising prizefighter, is tied to Val through a feud. The voyage includes mining gear shipments and a planned return with timber, while crew shortages spark a piracy debate and a possible Shanghai plan.
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Val Douglas
Eddie Cavalier
Val
Steve Hansen
Northern Belle
Duffy Kelso
Cavalier
Hansen
Eddie
K. O
San Francisco
Hank
Steve
Gov’ment
Prince Rupert
Wong Lee
Barney MacGregor
Stevie
Missy
Wong
Berlin press touts new heavy weapons and bomber
German newspapers publish images of heavy artillery, long range rail guns, and a twin engined bomber by Messerschmitt to project strength on the Western Front. The coverage aims to reassure the public that Germany is prepared for possible air and ground warfare.
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Berlin
Germany
Adlof Hitler
Voelkischer Beobachter
Willi Messerschmitt
England
Fights Last Night Across Cities
Johnny Whiters 200 pounds from Pontiac outpointed Lee Savold 190 pounds of Des Moines in St Louis. Otis Thomas 207 of St Louis KOed Chief Collins 188 of Reno. Saverio Turtello 145 of Italy stopped Victor Troisi 141 of Mt Vernon. Joe Sofi 189 of Philadelphia drew with Joe Brickle 203 of Philadelphia. Ken Overlin 161 of Washington DC outpointed Jerry Maloni 154 of Springfield.
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Louis
Johnny Whiters
Pontiac Mich
Lee Savold
Des Moines
Otis Thomas
St. Louis
Chief Collins
Reno
Nev
Baltimore
Saverio Turtello
Italy
Victor Troisi
Mt. Vernon
Philadelphia
Joe Sofi
Joe Brickle
Drew
Chicopee
Mass
Ken Overlin
Washington, D. C
Jerry Maloni
Springfield
Wrestling Results From Hartford and Boston
Steve Casey weighed 229 and Rudy Dusek 234 fought in Hartford with Casey winning two falls to one. Maurice Tillet 276 defeated Danny O’Mahoney 236 in Boston by straight falls.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Steve
Crusher) Casey
Ireland
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Boston
Maurice
the Angel) Tillet
France
Danny O'Mahoney
Family Service Arranges Conference for Couple
A conference at the Family Service Bureau for Mr and Mrs F and their daughter and son-in-law reveals the son-in-law fears his drinking harms his trade prospects. The agency pledges to support rebuilding his clientele and protect the family while earnings rise, leading him to move into a separate home in a distant neighborhood.
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Family Service Bureau
Mr. T
Heavy German Artillery Fire On Western Front
Paris reports that German artillery fire was unusually heavy yesterday between the Saar and Vosges as it aimed at key French posts. French batteries replied vigorously, snow hampering aviation, while Germans sent three recon flights one of which crashed with loss of crew. Morale-boosting note says nothing to report.
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Bobby
Archdale
Johnny Bulla
May
Paris
Saar
Vosges
France
Families Separated After Repeated Nerve Spared
After an attempt to move caused Mr F to lose his nerve, the plan was halted three times before the two families were finally separated. Both families now maintain cordial relations and frequent friendly visits.
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Ing
Mr. F
Gly-Cas Praised By Local Textile Worker
W C Goodman of High Point says Gly-Cas cured twenty years of illness including constipation kidney and bladder issues and nighttime disturbance. He credits rapid relief after a few doses and a return to normal sleep and appetite. Public demonstration scheduled at Betts Drug Co. for local residents.
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W. C. Goodman
Mangum Ave
High Point
Betts Drug Co
North Main Street
Mr. Goodman
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