Craig Wood Champion Golf Money Winner Sees Bisons Open Baseball Friday
Craig Wood dominates winter golf, winning four championships and earning a purse of 5 780 08. He ends Gene Sarazen’s two year winter reign with top finishes in San Francisco Pasadena Los Angeles Radium Springs and more while Sarazen slumps after British and American Opens. Wood missed the Miami Open due to travel. Baseball note: Bisons open season against Spencer this Friday.
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Spencer
Wood
Gene Sarazen
Sarazen
Far West
San Francisco
Lakeland Fla
Arizona
Agua Caliente
Walter Hagen
Jacksonville
Gasparilla
Fla
Florida
Marlette Still 10 Pick Hurler
High Point high school opens 1933 baseball season against Spencer high school with Wade Marlette leaning toward Harold Culler or Wayne Garner for the mound. The Bisons aim to reach the state championship race and prepare for clashes with Winston-Salem and Greensboro in the Western Conference.
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Wayne Garner
Spencer High School
High Point High School
Wade Marlette
Bisons
Spencer
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
DeLapp
Hendrick
Connor
Emil Roscoesee
Harris
Gaddis
Culler
Garner
Coocsee
Haworth
Weisner
Green
Weston
Yankees Still Favored To Win pennant in 1932
Analysis notes the New York Yankees remain strong despite tough AL opposition led by Washington. Ruth Gehrig and a deep pitching staff anchor the rotation with Ruffing Gomez Pipgras and Allen, while Don Brennan and Russell Van Atta push for jobs. Manager Joe McCarthy faces choices at shortstop as Byrd Walker and Crosetti Lary vie for the slot.
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New Yorkers
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Don Brennan
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Joe McCarthy
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Fred Walker
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Wether
Bill Werber
Frankie Crosetti
Lyn Lary
Connie Mack
Simmons-Foxx
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Combs
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Lazzeri
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St. Paul
American Association
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Brennan
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Big Walter Brown
Danny MacFayden
Herb Pennock
Wiley Moore
Charley
Craig Wood Seized Golf Championship To Rule The Masters
Craig Wood of Deal New Jersey finished the winter campaign as the champion of American golf. He surged to the top with a brilliant consistent game averaging about 71 strokes per 18 holes and secured the title on the final day in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Craig Wood
Deal, N. J
Panthers to Clash with Mock-Judson Nine at Willis Park
Panthers meet Mock-Judson from Greensboro Saturday afternoon at Willis Park to begin the 1932 baseball season. Coach Virgil Yow leads the team in their first baseball action since 1930 when the sport was dropped, with players set to take the mound for the collegians.
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Greensboro
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Ryder Cup players lead winter prize totals decline
Denny Shute finished second in winter money with 4171.40. Leaders include Paul Ranyan 4036.65 Horton Smith 2472.90 Harry Cooper 2665.83 Walter Hagen 2695.75 Joe Kirkwood 2381.25 John Revolta 2365.00 Charlie Guest 1947.58 Olin Dutra 1599.00 Sarazen 10765.00. Nine American Ryder Cup players earned 25197.98 as prize lists were trimmed nearly 60 percent.
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Miami Biltmore
Denny Shute
Paul Ranyan
White Plains
N. Y
Horton Smith
Chicago
Harry Cooper
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Joe Kirkwood
New York
John Revolta
Menominee
Michigan
Charies Guest
Deal
N. J
Olin Dutra
Santa Monica
Cal
Sarazen
Summer sports bloom in High Point tennis and golf
With professional baseball off, High Point bets on a busy summer of tennis golf swimming and amateur baseball. Plans include a semi pro baseball club with teams from Danville Salisbury Lynchburg Reidsville and Burlington and a city golf league. A city tennis tournament is set for June with multiple divisions for all players.
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Hige
High Point
Danville
Salisbury
Lynchburg
Reidsville
Burlington
Joe Kirkwood Wins North and South Open at Pinehurst
Joe Kirkwood, famed for trick golf shots, clinched the North and South Open at Pinehurst with a score four strokes under the meet record. He explained his improvement by abandoning trick shots to focus on tournament play.
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Joe Kirkwood
Joe
Pinehurst
Cuyler Out With Leg Injury Slated to Miss June Time
Hazen Cuyler, veteran Cubs outfielder, fractured the upper part of his right leg while stealing second in a spring exhibition against Hollywood. The injury will sideline him at least until mid June, dimming Chicago’s pennant hopes. Frank Demaree, just acquired from Sacramento, is expected to fill the gap, with Mike Reewis and Wines Maria in consideration for lineup roles.
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Kiki) Cuyler
Chicago Cubs
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Hollywood
Cuyler
Wrigley Field
Cubs
Frank Demaree
Sacramento
Charles Oe
Wines Maria A
Mike Reewice Wisent
Fort Myers hotel gossip colors 1930s baseball scene
In Fort Myers the A s recruits Madjeski and Cihocki share a hallway nicknamed the Polish corridor at the Bradford hotel. Frank O Doul is praised as the NL s best batter and close to best dressed. Reds owner Sidney Weil s fortunes include auto sales and stock market moves. Notre Dame plans look ahead to Kenosha prospects and Eddie as signal caller.
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Cihocki
Bradford Hotel
Fort Myers
Fla
Frank O'Doul
Eppa Rixey
Reds
Sidney Weil
Sidney
The
Notre Dame
Kenosha
Eddie
Chuck
Fooling the Bleachers and Heinie Mueller’s Prank
Outfielder Heinie Mueller amused fans with antics during Branch Rickey’s Cardinals era. He misread signals to fool skeptics in Chicago, prompting Rickey and Doak to joke about pitchers vs crowds and Mueller’s on field mischief.
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Deacons Defeat Michigan State in Raleigh Rivalry
Wake Forest Deacons upset Michigan State 8 to 6 as Junie Barnes fanned 13 in a solid pitching performance. NC State routed Washington and Lee 11 to 1 aided by seven hits and two errors in late innings. North Carolina Conference opener saw Mills and Lendir-Rhyne defeat Guilford 6 to 4.
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Treasure of former Chinese emperor valued over twenty million
A prominent report states the former emperor of China possesses treasures valued at more than 20 million dollars. The figure underscores the vast wealth associated with the imperial legacy and its historical significance.
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China
Kirkwood Wins Pinehurst Meet
Kirkwood led by Joe Kirkwood wins the Pinehurst tournament with a 277 total for 72 holes, breaking the old record by four strokes. He earns $1,200 first prize as Harry Cooper, Craig Wood, Horton Smith, and George Dunlap chase the money in the North and South event.
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America
Joe Kirkwood
Virginia Beach
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Chicago
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Deal
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George T. Dunlap, Jr
Princeton
Henry Picard
Charleston
Michigan State To Play U N C Two
CHAPEL HILL N C The Carolina baseball team opens against Michigan State at Emerson Field at 4 pm with a second game Friday Both games project as pitching duels as coach Buan Hearn may start Nathan Andrews or Fred Crouch for UNC and Berwyn Pemberton for Michigan State is the expected starter
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North Carolina State Track Meet Set At Duke May 13
The annual North Carolina track and field meet will be held at Duke stadium on Saturday May 13 as a prelude to the Southern Conference meet. The conference event runs two days May 19-20 at the same venue in Durham.
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Charlotte Plays Locals Saturday
The golf match between High Point high school and Charlotte high was postponed from Friday to Saturday morning. Charlotte will come to the country club course and play starting at 9 30 oclock.
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Charlotte High
Char
Parliament Punishes Absence With Imprisonment at Clock Tower
Members faced imprisonment by order of the speaker for persistent absence from house sittings. The last use of such imprisonment occurred in 1826, marking a historic enforcement of attendance.
Pillow Fight Scratched From Agua Caliente Handicap Field
The Agua Caliente handicap field was trimmed to nine horses with Pillow Fight removed after a subpar prep race. Trainer Cuthbert Morse cited fatigue and recommended rest for the New Zealand bred son of Night Raid. Gallant Sie emerged as the main favorite as Pillow Fight withdrew.
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Record shows Oregon Washington top in average annual precipitation
Records indicate the highest average annual precipitation in the United States occurs in Oregon and Washington, signaling these states as the wettest in the nation based on long term data.
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Devens fast rise may keep Harvard alum with Yankees
McCarthy weighs pitching staff trim while deciding which two shortstops to keep. Crosetti likely to Newark, Werber and Lary competing. Lineup solid with Dickey catching and Gehrig Lazzer Sewell infield, Combs Chapman in the outfield. Tomorrow: American League.
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Newark
McCarthy
Crosetti
Werber
Lary
Bill Dickey
Gehrig
Lazzer
Sewell
Combs
Chapman
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