Carolina Duke Tackle South Carolina Foes In 1934
Carolina hosts Start Washington and Lee in the Southern Conference opener while Duke visits Clemson for the first of a two game series. Davidson meets Rollins at Winter Park as Wake Forest celebrates coach John Caddell’s 52nd birthday with a 9 to 3 win over Michigan State. N C State tops Washington and Lee 4 to 0 in Raleigh as Joe Pette returns to fan 14. Guilford defeats Atlantic Christian at Wilson.
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Spartans
North Carolina
Davidson
Duke
Elon College
N. C. State
Washington and Lee
Raleigh
Joe Pette
Virginians
Wolfpack
Stuart Flythe
Generals
Guilford
Atlantic Christian College
Wilson
High Point Morris Plan Bank Share Appeal Filed in Superior Court
J. T. Ryan filed an appeal in Superior court challenging a $100 assessment on one share of stock in the High Point Morris Plan Bank. He claims he bought the stock March 20, 1917, on the condition it was fully paid and not subject to assessments.
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Mar
High Point Morris Plan Bank
Superior Court
J. T. Ryan
Pirates Listed As Second Best Bets In League
National League pennant outlook follows spring training. Giants expected to lead, Pirates and Cardinals in strong positions. Cubs and Braves also in the race with pitching depth and bats weighing in. Maranville sidelined by broken leg, PickRel shows promise as new pitcher find.
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New York
National League
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Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bill Terry
Gus Mancuso
Terry
George Davis
Cardinals
George Watkins
Pirates
Bucs
Red Lucas
Waners
Lindstrom
Vaughan
Traynor
Suler
Chicago Cubs
Chuck Klein
Chicago
Dick Ward
George Stainback
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Bush
Malone
Root
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Dean Boys
Tex Carleton
Bill Hallahan
Jesse Haines
Virgil Davis
Braves
Pepper-Box
Rabbit Maranville
Bill McKechnie
Clarence Pickrel
High School Baseball Game Postponed By Thomasville
The game between High Point high and Thomasville high was called off due to poor practice caused by rain. The teams will reschedule, and the Black Bisons have two games next week including Trinity high and a Greensboro visit for the Western Conference title.
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Thomasville High
Thomasville
Black Bisons
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Baseball Outlook for National League Clubs in 1934
The article surveys NL teams with new managers and uncertain pitching. Cincinnati Reds show hitting gains but rely on a patchy rotation led by Derringer and Vance. Brooklyn Dodgers struggle for hitting behind Van Mungo. Philadelphia Phillies miss Bartell and Davis Klein while awaiting Wilson and two new infielders. Tomorrow: American League preview.
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Pilots
Bob O'Farrell
Cincinnati Reds
Paul Derringer
Si Johnson
Dazzy Vance
Larry Benton
Sylvester Johnson
Casey Stengel
Brooklyn Dodgers
van Mungo
Phillies
Dick Bartell
Jimmy Wilson
Davis
Klein
Cavalier Open field seen as record for Virginia Beach meet
Virginia Beach Va March 30 A record field is expected for the second annual Cavalier Open starting Saturday on the winter golf trail. Entries include Henry Picard Paul Bunyan and Tommy Armour. The 72 hole event carries 1500 dollars prize with 18 hole rounds the first two days and 36 hole finish on Easter Monday. Billy Howell scored 72 in practice.
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Virginia Beach
Old Dominion
Henry Picard
Charleston
S. C
Pinehurst
Paul Bunyan
White Plains
N. Y
Tommy Armour
Billy Howell
Richmond
Baseball Charter Daily Results and Schedule Highlights
Yesterday's baseball results include New York N 5 Brooklyn N 4 and Philadelphia N 6 Boston A 5. Today's slate features Sarasota Boston A vs Boston N in Sarasota and Cincinnati N vs Rochester IL in Bartow. Other afternoon games list New York N vs Nashville LA in Dothan and Philadelphia N vs Montreal IL in Orlando along with Chicago N vs Pittsburgh N in Los Angeles and St Louis N vs New York A in Bradenton. Columbus AA faces Detroit A in Lakeland.
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Fla
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Dothan
Ala
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Orlando
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Bradenton
Lakeland
Phillies Hopeful Lou Chiorza Shines Infield Openings
Winter Haven Florida March 30 Lou Chiorza arrived with little fanfare but now has the best chance of winning an infield vacancy with the Phillies. He drove in the winning run against the Boston Red Sox yesterday, repeating his earlier heroics in the prior meeting.
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Winter Haven
Fla
Lou Chiorza
Phillies
Chiorza
Boston Red Sox
Yankees Edge Braves In Exhibition Start By Payden
Danny Mac Payden, veteran pitcher for the Yankees, worked six innings in St. Petersburg Florida against the Boston Braves. He allowed four hits and one run while issuing no walks and striking out three.
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Yankees
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Danny MacPayden
Boston Braves
Tigers Return to Camp After Loss to Columbus
The Detroit Tigers, beaten 5 to 3 by the Athletics, returned to their Lakeland training camp to face the Columbus team of the American Association.
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Lakeland
Fin
Detroit
Athletics
Columbus
American Association
Senators Struggle Then Rework Fundamentals After Losses
Biloxi Mississippi reports that after two straight defeats to the Cleveland Indians, manager Joe Cronin orders a Washington Senators reset focused on baseball fundamentals in a lab like workout.
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Senators
Biloxi
Miss
Cleveland Indians
Joe Cronin
Washington Senators
Red Sox End Camp Tour as Braves Visit Sarasota
The Red Sox finish camp travel with no more trips before breaking camp next Monday. The Atlanta Braves arrive in Sarasota to play the Red Sox in a workout at the spring training site.
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RED Sox
Sarasota
Fia
Braves
Braves Open Sarasota Swing in Spring Series with Red Sox
The Braves travel to Sarasota for the second game of a five game spring series against the Boston Red Sox, following the last St. Pete game of the 1934 camp season.
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Braves
ST. Petersburg
Fla
St. Pete
Sarasota
Boston
Red Sox
Giants Return To Form In World Series Style Play
Orlando notes the New York Giants display late season consistency with sharp pitching and strong fielding. The team is described as maintaining championship caliber play similar to last year, underscoring their steady performance.
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Fin
New York Giants
Dodgers Lose Outfielder Taylor To Knee Injury
Casey Stengel the Dodgers manager faces further trouble as outfielder Danny Taylor injures his knee during batting practice after being struck by a fast ball from Walter Beck and will miss about a week.
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Dodgers
Orlando
Fla
Casey Stengel
Brooklyn Dodgers
Danny Taylor
Walter Beck
Phillies lose home season as players switch clubs
Fort Myers scene covers player movements as Detore, Radcliffe join Louisville. Ed Carroll heads to Baltimore. Joe Kohlman eyed for Class D in Pennsylvania. Connie Mack plans placements. White Sox finish drills in Pasadena before series with Merchants. Kiki Cuyler shines in Cubs camp against Pirates.
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White Sox
Pasadena
Cal
Chicago White Sox
Pasadena Merchants
Cardinals to use two pitchers in exhibition games
In Bradenton Frankie Frisch plans to reveal two starters instead of three for upcoming exhibition outings as the Cardinals tune for the nine inning slate. Browns in West Palm Beach stress sliding, Rogers Hornsby introduces the slide for years. Indians beat Pelicans 5 4 with Hale moved to outfield for batting practice. Reds near season. O Farrel predicts outfield spots for Hafey Comorosky Moore Shiver Gill Bach. Johnson Derringer and Benton rated top starters. Manion or La Veque as catcher backup.
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Cardinals
Bradenton
Fla
Frankie Frisch
Browns
West Palm Beach
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Indians
New Orleans
Odell Haye
Cleveland Indians
New Orleans Pelicans
Walter Johnson
Hale
Picard Wins North and South Open in a Game of Consistency
Henry Picard, the 27 year old Charleston pro, captured the North and South Open with a 72-hole score of 283, one under par, three strokes ahead of Horton Smith, Harry Cooper and George Dunlap Jr. Mehlhorn was fourth at 288 while Dunlap earned amateur first prize.
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Pinehurst
Mar
Henry Picard
Charleston
D. C
Vicard
Plymouth
Mass
Horton Smith
Harry Cooper
George Dunlap
Dunlap
Picard
Eack
Bill Mehlhorn
Louisville
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Cooper
Mehlhorn
Mortie Dutra
Tommy Armour
Detroit
Witty Cox
Brooklyn
Johnny Kinder
Asbury Park
N. J
Phil Perkins
Cleveland
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Mike Turnesa
Elmsford
N. Y
al Watrous
Birmingham
Mich
Tom Creavy
Albany
Willie MacFarlane
Tuckahoe
Paul Runyan
Bill Mehrhorn
Virginia Beach
Pirates Open Four-Game Set with Cubs Amid Cries to Win
In Los Angeles the Pirates trailed 5 to 1 in the opener of a four game series with the Chicago Cubs. Manager Cries of Let's get it back echoed as Pittsburgh aimed to rebound on the field.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburg
High Point Purple Panthers Open Season Versus Southern Public Utilities
High Point college Purple Panthers meet Southern Public Utilities nine, 1933 Industrial league champions, at Willis park field at 2 30. Both clubs use multiple pitchers in their first game as Cliff Bolton joins practice and helps handle the hurlers for the Panthers.
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Babe Smith
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Washington Senators
Panthers
Negro Given Six Months On Roads On Whisky Charge
Will Harper, a Black man, jailed six months for liquor after a raid that found three gallons of whiskey. Judge Teague ordered road work and noted accompanying light docket sentences for Laney, Gibson, Link, Farlow, and Vanadore as part of the same session. Burro meat is sold in Las Vegas and nearby desert towns.
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Lewis E. Teague
H. B. Laney
Avery Gibson
Leland Link
Oll Farlow
Sidney Vanadore
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Nev
Desert
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Greatest Player Defends Basketball Rules At Meeting
Nat Holman of New York City and City College of New York says current rules are fine and warns against overhauling the game. He spoke during the National Basketball Coaches Association convention in Atlanta as proposed changes sparked discussion. In a separate doubleheader, Pittsburgh Panthers beat Northern Illinois State 24 13 and Illinois Wesleyan defeated South Carolina 18 14 with rematches set.
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AL Smith
Atlanta
Nat Holman
New York City
Holman
City College of New York
National Basketball Coaches’ Association
Celtics
University of Pittsburgh
Panthers
Northern Illinois State College
Clinois Wesleyan
Bloomington
University of South Carolina
Fights Last Night in Dallas and Tacoma
In Dallas Wilson Dun defeated Ed Dunway by a ten round decision in a 178 to 170 bout with Houston and Rumson fighters also noting wins and a draw. In Tacoma Baby Tiger Fers drew with Billy Gray in an eight round 1346 bout near Fort Le Washington State as listed in the night’s boxing results.
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Tex
Wilson Dun
Ed Dunway
Houston
Tacoma
Baby Tiger
Fers
Omaha
Drew
Billy Gray
Fort le
Washington State
Malon Courts Upset Stuns Atlanta Net Meet Contender
Malon Courts of Atlanta defeated Gilbert Hall of Orange New Jersey 4-6 6-4 6-3 to reach the Atlanta invitation tennis semifinal. Lester Stoefen narrowly beat Reese 10-6 6-2 1-1 to advance. George Lott beat Nick Poll and Bu Boulware 6-1 6-3, 6-0 6-3 before semi showdowns with Bryan Bitsy Grant and a Courts duel.
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Malon
Twin
Gilbert Hall
Orange
N. J
Hall
Coutts
Lester Stoefen
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Grant
Lott
Stoefem
Birds Inflate Bones To Aid Flight
A brief note suggests birds can inflate certain bones to assist flight, a hypothetical or misunderstood claim with unclear mechanism or species. Further evidence or sources are needed to confirm this behavior and its biological basis.
Umpire John Quinn Faces Prank After Fort Myers Workout
Athletics trainer recounts a joke played on umpire John Quinn in Fort Myers Florida. After a long day he returned to his hotel room and jumped on a bed only to find slats removed causing a shock and a fall. The prank illustrates ongoing lighthearted baseball humor toward umpires.
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Fort Myers
Fla
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Athletics
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