Panthers Defeat E C T C State. High Point Ties For Southern Honors
The Southern YMCA Wrestling tournament in Birmingham ends with Chattanooga and High Point tied for the title at 25 points. Draper, Pensacola, and Columbus offer strong showings as High Point places multiple wrestlers across weight classes. Local entries claim top spots in several divisions, with Chattanooga and Draper dominating the lower weights and Birmingham, Selma, and Nashville also scoring.
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High Point Enterprise
Piedmont Center of Industry
High Point
North Carolina
Fareh
Panthers
Clemson High Point
Chalidhooa
Birmingham
Ala
Chattanooga
N. C
George A. Patten
Draper
Columbus
Pensacola
Selma
Nashville
Parks
Wright
Hill
Couch
Register
Columbia
Whitt
Nolen
Goodwin
Chambliss
McBride
Lea
Stone
Hatcher
Givens
Evans
Dyer
Summer
Balliles
Vance
Ball
McCalister
Paul Jones
Anderson
Clarke
Baer Schmeling Title Fight May Be Europe Wide
London reports Max Baer and Max Schmeling could clash for the world heavyweight crown in August either in London near White City or Rome. Rothenberg says Schmeling signed a contract and Baer will receive a $300,000 guarantee. Schmeling prefers neutral ground and may fight in Rome if Europe remains the site. The Madison Square Garden group is eyeing US options but taxes and terms complicate a U.S. bout. Possible opponents include Carnera Louis or Braddock if Europe misses.
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London
Max Baer
Max Schmeling
Rome
Walter Rothenberg
Schmeling
Steve Hamas
Hamburg
White City
Rothenberg
Baer
Europe
Ancil Hoffman
Bremen
Hoffman
Berlin
Max
James J. Braddock
Art Lasky
New York
State Athletic Commission
Enland
Mussolini
Joe Jacoi
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Germ
America
Becaue
Jacobs
Madison Square Garden
Mat Schmeling
United States
John Reed
Ktlpatric Garden
Schmeing
Prim Carnera
Joe Louis
James Braddock
Demon Deacons Defeat Spartans In Extra Innings
In Wake Forest, the Deacons edged Michigan State 4 to 3 in 11 innings after Patton stole home on a wild pitch for the deciding run. Michigan State had 13 hits but left 16 runners on base as Wake Forest pitchers held them in check.
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Wake Forest
Michigan State Spartans
Demon Deacons
Patton
Michigan State
Doigt Morris
Spartans
Deacon
Mich. S
Wake F
Berg
Crombach
Sebo
Gaddy
Johnson
Rhodes
Myers
Sheppard
Hooks
Clemson falters as NC State wins 5 to 1 in conference game
In Raleigh on March 30 Clemson failed to hit with runners on, allowing NC State to secure a Southern Conference victory 5 to 1. Stuart Flythe and Ray Freemon pitched strongly for NC State, holding South Carolina to four singles across the game.
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Raleigh
Clemson
North Carolina
N. C. State
Stuart Flythe
Ray Freeman
South Carolina Tigers
Dawson Hollebaugh Edge Merrilees McCuiston In Exhibition
Amateur duo Johnny Dawson of Chicago and Russ Hollebaugh of New York defeated professionals Andy Merrilees and C C McCuiston in an Emerywood Country Club exhibition. They won two up after taking the 17th and 18th holes as both teams posted strong 65s for best halves.
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Johnny Dawson
Russ Hollebaugh
Andy Merrilees
Emerywood Country Club
C. C. McCuiston
Thomasville Country Club
Dawson
Chicago
Hollebaugh
New York
Merrilees
McCuiston
McCulston
Paul Andress
Twin City
Clemson Narrowly Trails as Flythe Shines
Flythe's wildness produced Clemson's only run in the second inning. Bill Croxton pitched solidly for Clemson, yielding six hits in seven innings, including Mason Bugg's home run. The Tigers next meet Duke in Durham on Monday and Tuesday.
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Flythe
Clemson
Bill Croxton
Mason Bugg
Tigers
Duke
Durham
Rhpoa Richey
Eeewee
Troutman
Croxton
Pennington
N. C
Abrhpoa
Williams
Lambeth
Norwood
Teves
Rs Ward
Wee Freeman
Staton
Plythe
Farrar
Remson Sheen
Bugs
Bugg
Wilams
Freeman
Carolina golfers defeat Wake Forest 16 to 2 in Chapel Hill
UNC defeated Wake Forest 16 to 2 led by Horace Hamilton substituting for Erwin Laxton. Harris beat Hatcher 2 to 1, Coffin beat Josey 3 to 0, Bridgers beat Paschal 3 to 0, Hamilton beat Poteat 3 to 0, and the pairing of Harris and Coffin won 2 to 1 while Bingers and Hamilton won 3 to 0.
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Chapel Hill
University of North North Carolina
Wake Forest
Erwin Laxton
Horace Hamilton
Poceat
Harris
North Carolina
Hatcher
Coffin
Josey
Bridgers
North
Clemson Tracksters Open Season with Victory over Georgia
Clemson College opened its season by defeating Georgia 80 to 51 in a balanced track meet held in Clemson. Green led Georgia with 14 points in discus javelin shot put and broad jump, while Ford of Clemson topped with wins in the 100 and 220 events and second in the broad jump for 13 points.
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Clemson College
D. C
Clemson
Georgia
Green
Ford
Final Evangelistic Service Ends Series at Local Church
Elder John E. All leads the closing sermon "Almost Thou Persuadest Me to Be a Christian" at the Seventh Day Adventist church in the Carolina theater after a 19 month series. A large crowd is expected tonight.
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John E. All
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Carolina Theater
Indians Dominate Giants 14 2 To Lead Series
New Orleans March 30 The Cleveland Indians routed the New York Giants 14 to 2 to move three games ahead in the barnstorming series. Sixth inning errors and five walks aided the attack as Fe Cly, Schumacher, Leonardo and others contributed with hits.
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New Orleans
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
H. EB
Fe Cly
Schumacher
Leonardo
Smith
Mancuso
Danning
Harder
Brown
Myatt
George
Cardinals Rest After Win Over Rochester
The St. Louis Cardinals enjoyed a day of rest in Bradenton following a 6 to 2 victory over Rochester, reward for their hustling performance under Manager Frankie Frisch.
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Cardinals
Bradenton
Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Rochester Yesteryda
Yankees Triumph Over Braves Behind Sharp Ruffing Play
Charlie Ruffing pitched one hit ball through four innings in his spring debut and Johnny Allien held the Braves to two runs the rest of the game as the Yankees won 7 to 3 in St. Petersburg. Babe Ruth started at first base for three innings and was blanked in two at bats.
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Greenville
High Point College
Eastern Carolina Teachers College
Grigg
High Point
Panthers
BE. Co. T. C
Dorsett
YANKS
Braves
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Charlie Ruffing
Johnny Allien
New York Yankees
Boston Braves
Babe Ruth
R. H. EB
New York
Boston
Alle
Dickey
Betts
Smith
Hogan
Lewis
Cubs Rally Hurler Homer Beats Hollywood 6-4
Hazen Cuyler hit a home run in the eighth with Freddie Lindstrom on base to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 6-4 victory over Hollywood in the Pacific Coast League. Carleton Wowalik O'Dea Bowler Cantrell Bassler pitched for the Cubs while Hollywood counters included Bowler and Bassler.
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CUBS
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Hazen
Kiki) Cuyler
Freddie Lindstrom
Chicago
R. H. B. Chi
Hollyw
Carleton
Wowalik
O'Dea
Bowler
Cantrell
Bassler
Tigers blank Red Sox in Lakeland shutout streak
In Lakeland Florida, the Detroit Tigers blanked the Boston Red Sox three to zero for their second straight shutout. Tom Bridges and Fred Marberry limited Boston to three hits while Marvin Owen sparked two double plays to quell Boston scoring chances. Bridges allowed one hit in five innings.
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Tigers
RED
Lakeland
Fla
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Tommy Bridges
Fred Marberry
Sox
Marvin Owen
Detroit
Boston
Bridges
Bos
Pipgras
Wilson
Dahlgren
Marberry
Lochrane
Hayworth
Dodgers Resting In Grapefruit League Amid Pitching Concerns
Dodgers were inactive in Florida's Grapefruit League today yet stayed busy as Casey Stengel weighed his pitching staff. After noting Van Mungo and Dutch Leonard shone earlier, he found Ray Benge and Johnny Babich prone to wildness and sought options to regain control.
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Dodgers
Orlando
Fila
Casey Stengel
van Mungo
Dutch Leonard
Ray Benge
Johnny Babich
Browns Beat Buffalo 3-0 Behind Walkup in Spring Victory
Walkup pitched a complete game allowing three hits as the St. Louis Browns defeated Buffalo 3 to 0 in a spring training win. He struck out eight, walked three in the ninth, but a double play ended the threat. Holley Harris Jacobs Hayes Grube listed as the Buffalo and Browns players.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
St. Louis Browns
Buffalo
Browns
Bisons
St. L (A
Holley
Harris
Jacobs
Hayes
Grube
Toro Flight Wins California Derby at May Meadows
Toro Flight, the favorite, took the stretch lead to win the $10,000 added California derby at May Meadows. Bon Amour finished second, Ann O'Ruley third. Barcarolle set the early pace, with Supreme Court close behind. time 1:63.3.
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San Mateo
Calif
Toro Flight
May Meadows
Bon Amour
Long Shot
Ann O'Ruley
J. B. Partridge
Barcarolle
Supreme Court
Rand to Get First Municipal Golf Course
Rand in South Africa will gain its first municipal golf course. Johannesburg has purchased the estate of the late Sir George Farrar for 200000 dollars, four and one half miles from the city, to be developed with extensive improvements. The 700 acre property hosts 60000 trees.
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Rand
South Africa
Johannesburg
George Farrar
Drinmore Lad Leads Field In Carolina Steeplechase
Drinmore Lad owned by Paul Mellon of Pittsburgh set a Carolina cup record by two 4 5 seconds in a dramatic finish as Indigo pressed early. J B Ryan rode Indigo and Sea Chief won the Camden plate. The Mole ridden by Noel Laing captured the Palmetto Steeplechase.
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Camden
S. C
Paul Mellon
Pittsburgh
Indigo
Mellon
J. B. Ryan
Unionville
Harry D. Kirkover
Charlotteer
Springdale
Sea Chief
J. W. H. Davis
Longeland
Stag
Richard K. Mellon
Kershaw
Brush
W. Burling Cocks
Westbury
L. I
Rocky Shore
Poplar Lane Farm
R. G. Wolfe
Far Hills
N J
Kirkover
Bally Stratford
T. H. Somerville
Legender
Noel Laing
Pinehurst
Long Island
Mole
George Eustis
New York
Laing
Revolta Cooper and Cook Lead in Atlanta Open
In Atlanta the opening round of the Metropolitan Open sees Harry Cooper Johnny Revolta and Gene Cook tied at 69 after firing 34 35 each on the Capital City layout. Sam Parks Henry Picard Ky Laffoon Byron Nelson and Willie Goggin follow at 70 71 with Runyan at 73 as top names vie for $400 in prize money and a final 36 holes.
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Atlanta
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Gene Cook
Anderson
D. C
Cooper
Revolta
Cook
Sam Parks
Pittsburgh
Henry Picard
Hershey
Ky Laffoon
Denver
Colo
Byron Nelson
Texarkana
Texas
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
Paul Runyan
Walter Hagen
Harold McSpaden
Craig Wood
Dan Sage, Jr
Charlie Yates
Nine Revolters Given Life Terms In Greece
Athens reports nine officers who took part in the revolt were sentenced to life terms. The court delivered the verdict amid political tension and ongoing investigations into the uprising.
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Greece
Athens
Tech Golfers Trip Davidson In Lopsided Match
Georgia Tech defeated Davidson College 17 to 1 in Atlanta. Berrien Moore led with a par round and 72, while Charlie Yates, Tech’s No.1 and national champion, shot 74. Snow of Davidson earned half a point by beating Yates. McCleland and Cowan added the other half point for Davidson.
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Atlanta
Berrien Moore
Georgia Tech
Davidson College of North Carolina
Moore
Charlie Yates
Tech
Snow
Davidson
Yates
McCleland and Cowan
Tsaldaris government passes tough sentences after uprising
Parliament handed long terms including life imprisonment for one leader with military degradation, while sixteen others received lighter sentences. The move comes as Premier Panayoti Tsaldaris seeks to prevent further unrest with strict measures.
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Panayoti Tsaldaris
19 Changes for Basketball to be Studied at Chicago
Omara Neb March 30 Fifteen major proposals for changing basketball rules will be discussed at the National Association of Basketball Coaches annual convention in Chicago April 3. A A Schabinger Creighton university coach and rules committee chair outlines topics including tip-off changes pivot play held ball zones and goal alterations with turnout expected from leading coaches.
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Omara
Neb
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Chicago
A. A. Schabinger
Creighton University
Coaches’ Association
Schabinger
Duke Beats Emory In Nassau Golf Match
Duke University defeated Emory University 14 to 8 in a Nassau system golf match. Dublin Free State opens free allotments for dispossessed residents.
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Duke
Emory
Atlanta
Duke University
Emory University
Nassau
Dublin
Irish Free State
Bottomley Leaves Redlegs After Salary Dispute
In Tampa on March 30 Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 10 to 0 as Goodman's double and triple along with Mize and Lombardi's triples fueled the rout. Jim Bottomley left training, saying he would not be sold or traded without honoring his word, and refused to appeal to commissioner Landis. The Reds stated Bottomley would stay with the club if terms are honored and pledged to cover his reporting expenses.
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Tampa
Fla
Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Goodman
Mize
Lombardi
Philly
Bucky Walter
Reds
Jim Bottomley
Cincinnati
Bottomley
Bourbon
Larry MacPhail
Chuck Dressen
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Constitutionality of Act to Test in Supreme Court
The state supreme court will review the constitutionality of the March 4 1925 act retroactively affecting stock held prior to that date. Gurney P Hood sues W A Hewitt for 4400 and C B Williams for 500 over Morris Plan Bank unit stock assessments in Greensboro and High Point. Judge McElroy signed judgment for Hood in superior court, paving a settlement path while the retroactivity issue remains the core question on appeal.
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Greensboro
Sta‘ Supreme Court
Th Morris Plan Bank
High Point
Gurney P. Hood
Commission of Banks
W. A. Hewit
C. 8. Williams
Morris Plan Unit
P A. McElroy
Superior
Im Faye
Hood
Way
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