Barron tops field in Charlotte Open at ten under
Herman Barron 37 from White Plains New York shot 67 67 to reach 134 ten under par and lead the Charlotte Open halfway. Cary Middlecoff 26 from Memphis Tennessee was one stroke back after a 65. George Schoux (Calif) led a cluster at 137 with Willie Goggin and Dutch Harrison also in the top group as 36 holes remained.
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Kenalyta
George Schoux
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Willie Goggin
White Plains
E. J
Dutch” Harrison
York
Myers Park
Henry Ransom
Ravina
Ill
Johnny Palmer
Badin
N. C
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Calif
Barrow
Iota
Chicago
Philadelphia
Barron
Ben Hogan
Middlecoff
Pinehurst
Lloyd Mangrum
Tennessean
H. Barron
C Middlecoff
Memphis
G. Schoux
Harrison
W. Goggin
H. Ransom
J. Palmer
Ky Laffon
St. Andrews
F. Haas, Jr
New Orleans
C. Harbert
Detroit
Dick Metz
J. Demaret
Grayton
Hampton
C. Haefner
Charlotte
Herman Keiser
Akron
Horton Smith
J. Ferrier
San Francisco
Jim Turnesa
Geo Fazio
Los Angeles
al Smith
Danville
Dave Tinsley
S. Alexander
Lexington
Frank Moore
St. Louis
Seerey Hitting Boosts Cleveland Indians Hopes
Cleveland Indians look to James Seerey to carry spring power into the regular season after a strong exhibition run. Hornsby tutored Seerey to cut strikeouts and swing for distance, while catcher Jim Hegan also hits well. Edwards injury tightens Seerey’s chances to prove himself as the homerun threat.
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Seerey
Cleveland Indians
Bob Myers
San Diego
Cr Lif
Cleveland
James _ Patrick Seerey
Bill Veeck
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Jim Hegan
Indians
Charlie Keller
Golf title leaders and standout rounds from unnamed tournament
The report highlights Ben Hogan style figures with Barrow and Middlecoff posting strong rounds and Barron leading through 36 holes. It notes multiple players, including Goggin and Dahlbender, with scores and birdies, plus trivia about King Gustav and India ink origins.
Appalachian wins AAU wrestling title at YMCA meet
Appalachian tops the Carolina AAU tourney at the YMCA with 47 points, High Point Y second with 17, Carolina Ind third, Greensboro Hi fourth. Baird, Parks, Cobb, Austin, Seaver, Ousley, Harris secure wins across weight classes as Mountaineers dominate finals.
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Appalachian
Carolina
YMCA
Mountaineers
High Point Ymca
Carolina Indecan
Greensboro High School
Ourth
High
Carolina Ind
Greensboro
Tar Heel Netmen Open Season With Yale Win 8-4
North Carolina’s varsity tennis team opened its season by defeating Yale 8 to 4. Sophomore Roller Ray, New England intercollegiate titlist, upset Carolina top seed Victor Seix 6-1 5-7 6-3 in the feature match. Clark Taylor also upset Yale’s Irvin Coffman 6-4.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Yale
Roller Ray
New England
Carolina
Victor Seixas
Tar Heels
Clark Taylor
Irvin Coffman
Wrestling results from 191 lb class decision and fall
In the 191 pound division Graham earned a decision 3-2 over an unnamed opponent. Unlimited Bandy won by fall over ragg HPY in 1 minute 28 seconds.
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Ib. Baird
HPY
Edemenson
App
Parks
Beamon
Greens
Wilson
Cobb
Assinger
Austin
Sellere Ann
Ton
Car
Graham
Dukes Rally Past Clemson 13-11 in Seventhinning Comeback
Duke University Blue Devils rallied with five runs in the seventh inning to defeat Clemson Tigers 13-11 in Clemson South Carolina. Ayers homered twice driving in six runs, while Falwell, Castle Moore and Quinn also homered for Duke and Clemson. Clemson suffered its first Southern Conference loss of the season.
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Clemson
S. C
Duke University Blue Devils
Clemson Tigers
Ayers
Falwell
Duke
Castle Moore
Quinn
Compaso Rose Wins Springdale Cup Steeplechase
Compaso Rose an eight year old bay gelding owned by Mrs. Marion DuPont Scott Montpelier stables won the Springdale cup steeplechase in Camden after rivals fell on the last two jumps. Ridden by E Hutcherson the horse finished four minutes one and thirty five seconds after trailing most of the two mile course.
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Camden
Compaso Rose
Marion DuPont Scott
Montpelier
E Hutcherson
Davidson Bows To Trinity By 12-2 Margin
Trinity College of Hartford, Conn. swamped the Davidson Wildcats 12 to 2 in a college baseball game. Both teams had 10 hits, but Trinity capitalized with runners on base while four Davidson errors aided Trinity runs. Trinity led 3-0 after the first inning and never relinquished the lead. 20 total hits were mostly singles.
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Davidson
Trinity College of Hartford
Conn
Davidson Wildcats
Trinity
Beefs Grades and Cuts Show No Nutritional Difference
The report states that there is no material difference in the nutritional value among different grades and cuts of lean beef. It notes consistent protein, fat, and mineral content across varieties.
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