UNC Baseball Beats Maryland 4 0 as Wake Forest Falls to Drexel
In Charlotte UNC defeats Maryland 4 to 0 with Hinton pitching a five hit shutout while Davidson hits three in the sixth and three in the ninth. Wake Forest loses 5 to 4 to Drexel in a Tri-State season opener. Catawba defeats Parris Island Marines 3 to 1. Elon falls 8 to 4 to Davidson after leading 2 0 early.
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Maryland
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Tar Heels
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Elon
Waters
Mann
Croker
New York Vance Hambright Stops Eddie Marks in Ring
New York light heavyweight Vance Hambright defeats Eddie Marks of Cincinnati by knockout in New York, improving record. Marks fallen in the first round.
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Vance Hambright
Cincinnati
Eddie Marks
Merrilees and Kirkwood Set Exhibition Golf Match in Charlotte
Andy Merrilees of High Point meets Joe Kirkwood defined trick shot artist in an exhibition at Charlotte Country Club Sunday at two. Kirkwood and Joe Slingerland of Greensboro oppose Merrilees and Dugan Aycock of High Point. Tickets sell at Hart’s for 1 dollar. rain date possible. A tune up event precedes with Merrilees Aycock visiting Thomasville Friday for an exhibition with C. McQuiston at Thomasville Country Club.
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High Point Club
Charlotte
Joe Kirkwood
Kirkwood
Joe Slingerland
Greensboro Country Club
Merrilees
Dugan Aycock
High Point Municipal
Hart's
Mr. Aycock
Thomasville
C. McOuiston
Reds Treasurer Dies of Pneumonia in New York
Lou Widrig 61, longtime Cincinnati Reds treasurer, died in New York yesterday from pneumonia after suffering burns from a hotel fire on January 31. He will be buried in Newport, Kentucky, across the Ohio River. Widrig is remembered for saving the club from financial collapse in 1918 when funds ran dry.
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Mar
Lou Widrig
Newport
Ohio River
Cincinnati Baseball Club
National League
Widing
New York
Cincinnati Reds
Orcutt Leads Field in Par-Shattering Round at North and South
Maureen Orcutt of Englewood New Jersey electrified the field with a 36 on the first nine holes and advances to the quarterfinals of the Women's North and South Golf Tournament in Pinehurst North Carolina. She faces Mrs J J Lawlor of New Rochelle New York after yesterday's dramatic finish on the 11th green.
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N. C
Maureen Orcutt
Engiewood
N. J
J. J. Lawlor
New Rochelle
N. Y
Jeannette Hunter
Pittsburgh
Orcutt
Reds Rally Back From Edge To 1919 pennant Triumph
Widing dipped into his own pockets to cover bills and began financial reorganization. The Reds gained new life and surged to win the National League pennant and the World Series in 1919.
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Widing
Reds
Exhibition Results From Dense City Matches
Yesterday's results across venues show San Francisco scoring 9 over New York 4 and Los Angeles defeating Detroit 8 3. Other doubles include Santa Barbara beating Los Angeles 6 3 and Cincinnati over New York 7. Localities such as Jacksonville and Indianapolis, Fort Lauderdale and Buffalo, Savannah and Newark also posted decisive margins.
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New York
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Chicago
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Fla
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Jacksonville
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Fila
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Fights Last Night Scorecard Review
In St Petersburg Tony Cancela stopped Sammy Cohen. Joe Lohman outpointed Cracker Jack Webb. Cowboy Frankie Edgren won on a foul over Walker Smith. Fort Benning noted a 9 round result.
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Fla
Tony Cancela
Tampa
Sammy Cohen
Cleveland
Joe Lohman
Toledo
Jack Webb
Lakeland
Jacksonville
Frankie Edgren
Cheyenne
Wyo
Walker
Smith
Fort Benning
West Palm Beach Fighter Clyde Chastain Wins Close Bout
Flat Clyde Chastain of West Palm Beach outpointed Willie Oster of Boston in a 10 round bout. Harold Murphy from Springfield Mo. edged Mike Firpo of Tampa in an 8 round contest.
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Tex
Willie Oster
Boston
Harold Murphy
Springfield
Mike Firpo
Tampa
Three Seeded Players Carry On In Women's Indoor Tennis Match
In Boston on March 30, the women's national indoor tennis tournament entered quarterfinals with only three of five seeds remaining. Notables include Dorrance Chase defeating Edith Sigourney, awaiting Virginia Rice and Marjorie Sachs matchups, while top seed Marjorie Morrill faces Mrs. Hester and Mrs. Van Ryn meets Mianne Palfrey.
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Margaret Blake
Lenox
William M. Shedden
Edith Sigourney
Dorrance Chase
Simmons College
National AAU Swimming Championship Opens at Yale
The National AAU swimming championship opened at Carnegie Pool, Yale, New Haven, with 93 contestants. Many swimmers from the field are considered likely Olympic contenders, though the meet is not an official Olympic trial.
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Conn
Carnegie Pool
Yale
Vines Falls as Houston Invite Upset Hits Front Page
Ellsworth Vines the national singles champ and No. 1 seed is eliminated in the Houston invitation tournament after a 4-6 6-2 7-5 upset by Texas A&M sophomore Martin Buxby. Other top players George Lott Wilmer Allison J Gilbert Hall and Junior Coen advance. Play resumes this afternoon.
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Tex
Ellsworth Vines
California
Vines
Martin Buxby
Texas University
Buxby
George Lott
Chicago
Wilmer Allison
Austin
J. Gilbert Hall
New York
Junior Coen
Kansas City
Allison
Lott
Neil Thomason
Dallas
Hal
W. B. Baker
Young Coen
Leslie Coleman
Phillies Aim for Third Straight Win Over Crackers
Atlanta report details Philadelphia Phillies seeking a third straight victory after beating the Atlanta Crackers twice. The prior game ended 7 to 3 with the Ruckmen leading, while players Burt Shotton and trades involving Bill Woodington and Homer Dudley are noted in connection with a Piedmont league agreement.
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Atlanta Crackers
Phillies
Burt Shotton
Bill Woodington
Homer Dudley
Durham
Phils
Canzoneri Battalino Lightweight Bout Delayed by Commission
Madison Square Garden may postpone the Canzoneri Battalino lightweight title bout from May to early June after the New York State Athletics Commission ordered Battalino to quit fighting for at least 60 days following a severe beating by Billy Petrolle at the Garden last week.
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Christopher
Bat) Battalino
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Los Angeles Young Tommy Stops Frankie Genaro
Young Tommy from Los Angeles defeats Frankie Genaro of New York in a boxing match. Genaro falls as Tommy secures a victory in a notable confrontation between two renowned fighters.
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Young Tommy
Manila
Frankie Genaro
New York
Tigers Ax Pitcher Orlin Co Reassigned to Beaumont
In Detroit the Tigers release pitcher Orlin Co from Evansville of the Three-t league to Beaumont of the Texas league on option. The move follows another roster pruning.
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Los Angeles
Detroit Tigers
Orlin Co
Evansville
Beaumont
Bill Terry predicts Giants’ title bid based on Grimes absence
San Francisco reporting that Bill Terry of the New York Giants foresees a championship season. He argues the Gi ants will be hurt by Burleigh Grimes’s absence and by not duplicating last year’s 15 wins against Cincinnati in the first six weeks.
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Bill Terry
New York Giants
Giants
Terry
St. Louis Cardinals
Burleigh Grimes
Bill
Cincinnati
Dodgers ready to erupt in bursts this season
Brooklyn Dodgers manager Max Carey says his lineup can score in bunches. He cites Wright Wilson Stripp Cuccinello and Frederick as hitters who can click in a single inning, giving the Dodgers a flock of runs when they get going.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Brooklyn Dodgers
Max Carey
Hornsby Seeks Solution for Cubs Cleanup Hitter
Los Angeles reports on Rogers Hornsby focusing on the Chicago Cubs cleanup hitter issue. The Rajah aims to use a left handed option to bolster the heart of the lineup and improve run production.
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Rogers Hornsby
Cubs
Rajah
Athletics and Reds to Meet in Exhibition Game
Orlando reports that the Athletics face the Cincinnati Reds in an exhibition clash today as spring training continues.
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Orlando
Fla
The
Athletics
Cincinnati Reds
Lyons poised for comeback after injury plagued 1930 season
Shreveport report says Ted Lyons, who won 22 games for the Chicago White Sox in 1930, appears to be fully recovered from a shoulder injury. In two showings this spring he has allowed only three hits in seven innings, signaling a potential return to form.
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Ted Lyons
Chicago White
Parle Combs Anchors Yankees Centerfield in Open Season
In St. Petersburg on March 30, rookies contest Parle Combs for the Yankees centerfield job but no sign yet he will lose his usual spot when the season starts.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Parle Combs
Combs
New York Yankee
Rookie hurlers show promise for Senators in Gulfport
In Biloxi on March 30 rookies Bob Friedrich and Frank Ragland practiced with hopes of earning permanent Washington Senators roles. Friedrich limited the Baltimore Orioles to three hits and one unearned run in six innings at Gulfport yesterday, while Ragland allowed six hits and two runs in three innings during a 10 to 8 win.
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Bob Friedrich
Frank Ragland
Washington Senators
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Baltimore Orioles
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Ragland
Rabbit Maranville Wild About Rollins Coeds in Exhibition
The Braves rode a long Orlando trip joking about Rabbit Maranville’s hit with Rollins College coeds whom he captained in a nine inning exhibition against Atlanta before the main game with the Athletics.
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Bradenton
Fila
Mar
Betty
Rabbit Maranville
Braves
Orlando
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Tribe
Athletics
Cardinals Name Six Opening-Game Starters for NL Race
Bradenton Fla March 80. James Tex Carleton a former Houston Texan is named one of six starters for the St. Louis Cardinals at the National League opener. The others are Jim Lindsey Bill Hallahan Paul Derringer Flint Rhein and Sylvester Johnson. Decisions on six more pitchers remain pending.
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Fla
James “Tex” Carleton
Houston
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim Lindsey
Bill Hallahan
Paul Derringer
Flint Rhein
Sylvester Johnson
Cardinals
Street
Averill Stresses Training With Three Singles
Karl Averill, home run king of the Cleveland Indians, raised his spring batting average to .571 by collecting three singles as Cleveland defeated the Toledo Mud Hens 4 to 0 in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Karl Averill
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Toledo Mud Hens
White Champ Looks Set For Alaska Race Victory
In NOME Alaska on March 30 native drivers and white mushers competed in the 79 mile return run from Golovin for the all Alaska championship dog race. White driver Al Carey led Kigatelluk at the halfway mark and was ten minutes ahead at that point. Carey previously won the 1931 championship.
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Nome
Alaska
Golovin
al Carey
Kigatelluk
Carey
Madame Violet Palm Reader Promises Life Guidance
The advertisement touts Madame Violet world’s greatest scientific American palmist offering past present and future readings. She claims to name friends and enemies, advise on business and love, reveal marriage prospects, absent friends, and paths to success. Confidential service with guaranteed satisfaction at 9 AM to unspecified evening hours on North Main Street High Point North Carolina.
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Oregon Coach Clarence Spears Accepts Wisconsin Post
Dr. Clarence W. Spears, Oregon head football coach, announced he would coach football at the University of Wisconsin on a professorial basis. Wisconsin regents approved his offer, with annual pay around 10 000 dollars, via appointment to the faculty. Spears previously coached at Minnesota and West Virginia, and played as an All American guard at Dartmouth.
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Ore
Clarence W. Spears
University of Oregon
United Press Today
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Glenn Thistlethwaite
Wisconsin
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Oregon
Arnie Macks
Wisconsin Board of Regents
Guy Sundt
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Three Minute Relief From Periodical Pains
An ad touts "B. C." a non habit forming relief prepared by a registered pharmacist. It claims fast aid for menstrual pains and various pains including headaches colds neuralgia and fever reduction. Available in 10c and 25c packages at druggists.
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