Wake Forest Keeps Big Five Lead with 4–3 Win
Wake Forest beat North Carolina 4–3 in a pitcher duel, scoring all runs in late innings to remain undefeated in the Big Five race. Smoky Ferebee led UNC with two hits including a triple, while Jo Barnes and Cecil Longest contributed for the Deacons.
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Wake Forest
Junius Barnes
Cecil Longest
North Carolina
Deacons
Smoky” Ferebee
Carolina
Bean
Bunting
Jef
Barnes
Ferebee
Powell
Croom
Blythers
Pattisan
Brogden
Davidson Narrowly Defeats South Carolina In Season Finale Track Meet
Davidson college Wild Cats edge the South Carolina Gamecocks 67 to 59 to close the season. Davidson swept the broad jump 1st 2nd and 3rd with Fleagle leading multiple events. Bostick and Fieagle top the scoring for SC and Davidson respectively.
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Gamecocks
Davidson College Wild Cats
South Carolina Gamecocks
South Carolina
Wild Cats
Bostick
Fieagle
Fleagle
Fishburne
McMillan
Morrow
Howard
Duval
Duke Falls To State In Raleigh I 9 2 Loss For Blue Devils
Duke tallies 8 runs in late innings but Duke pitcher Lefty Mort Flohr limits State to 9 hits as North Carolina State wins 9 to 2 in Raleigh. Flohr fans 11 and adds two timely singles while Brown hits a four-base hit for State. Bob McQuage robs Mitchell of a home run in the seventh.
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Durham
Duke
North Carolina State
Mort Flohr
State
Raleigh
Blue Devils
Langing
Seitz
Flohr
Brown
Terrors
Bob McQuage
Mitchell
Gerick
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Roach
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Kersey
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Howell
Weaver
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Lanning
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Tuttle
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Bon. Co
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Jones
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Dle
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Perdue
Cavin
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Stout
Rain or Shine Start: 1932 Baseball Season Preview
Luke McGluke opens the 1932 sports season noting a shift from mythic weather references to plain rain terms. Buddy Tanner's Pointers beat Ray Kennedy's Tourists 8 to 6 in Asheville in 11 innings, and the team schedules five games at Willis Park including a Ladies Day. Night baseball awaits warmer weather and floodlights pending.
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St. Swithin
Jupiter Pluvius
Rein
Buddy Tanner
Asheville
Ray Kennedy
Tourists
Willis Park
George Whitted
Durham Bulls
Twins
Winston-Salem
E. EB. Sensenbach
Pirates and Bulls Split Doubleheader in Wilmington
In Wilmington North Carolina on April 30 the Pirates and Durham Bulls split a doubleheader with the Bulls taking game one 2 to 1 behind Lee Meadows who limited the Pirates to seven hits and no runs until the ninth. The Pirates won the nightcap 3 to 1 as Bob Walsh and Wilson combined on the victory and Durham’s lone run came on a homer by their pitcher.
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Wilmington
N. C
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Durham
Bulls
Lee Meadows
Bucs
Meadows
Dave McKinney
Bob Walsh
Lefty Wilson
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Thompson
O'Rourke
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Parrell
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Twins Rally To Sweep Charlotte In Doubleheader
Winston-Salem Twins win 4 3 in game one and 3 1 in game two, completing a three game sweep. Wes Livengood pitched effectively in the second game, while Wilke for the Twins and Jay Smith for Charlotte starred in key at bats.
Pointers Surpass Tourists 8–6 in 11 Innings at Asheville
Buddy Tanner lauds Gilliland and Chervinko as their key hitters powered a dramatic 11 inning win over Asheville 8 to 6 in Piedmont league action. Gilliland saved the game with glove heroics while Chervinko drove in two runs including a triples hit. Appleton and Dennis pitched well as High Point prepares to host Durham Bulls next Monday and Tuesday.
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George Chervinko
Asheville Tourists
Virgil
Gilly) Gilliland
Buddy Tanner
Asheville
Tourists
Gilly” Gilliland
George Chervinke
Gilliland
Chervinke
Gilly
High Point
Chervinko
Perry
Cotter
Scott
Appleton
Dennis
Durham Bulls
Willis Park
Southern Association score update with mixed results
Nashville fell to Little Rock 3 to 6 as Chattanooga defeated Memphis 12 to 6. Remaining games were rained out.
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Southern Association
Nashville
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Memphis
Knoxville - Birmingham
Greensboro Pats Split Two With Raleigh Cups
Greensboro, April 30. The Greensboro Patriots split two games with the Raleigh Cups in Piedmont league action as the Winston-Salem Twins won a double bill. The Pats routed the Caps 18 to 4 in the day game, then lost an 11 inning night contest 10 to 7 as Tom Wolfe, right fielder, starred with a ninth inning single and a two run homer two innings later.
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Greensboro
Greensboro Patriots
Winston-Salem Twins
Pats
Tom Wolfe
Yesterday's results from regional games
Yesterday's scores include Winston Salem 5 Parham 2, Charlotte 4 Wilmington 1, Raleigh 4 Greensboro 10, and Asheville High Point rained out.
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Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Parham
Wilmington
Raleigh
Greensboro
Asheville
High Point
Weekend basketball games scheduled across North Carolina
The upcoming Monday slate features Winston-Salem at Raleigh, Greensboro at Wilmington, Durham at High Point, and Charlotte at Asheville, outlining a statewide set of matchups.
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Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Greensboro
Wilmington
Durham
High Point
Charlotte
Asheville
Yesterday's Home Run Hitters Display Regional Talent
A brief roster highlights standout hitters and pitchers from North Carolina teams. Wilson and Martin lead at bat while Durham as pitcher and Winston-Salem short stop Martin along with Raleigh and Greensboro fielders Wolfe Robbins Caldwell Korberr show defense and speed.
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Wilson
Durham
Martin
Winston-Salem
Wolfe
Raleigh
Robbins
Greensboro
Baseball scores from Midwest league games unfold
American Association results show Indianapolis 9 Milwaukee 5 and Columbus 16 Minneapolis 6. Louisville 4 Kansas City 7. Toledo at St Paul postponed due to cold weather.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Unclear baseball play by play with errors and picks
Bases on balls off Livengood four, Kermode one, Lankford one. Double plays include Wilke to McCrone, Allen to McCrone, Martin to Wilke to McCrone, Lankford to Dotterer to Lacy. Barned runs Winston three, Charlotte one. Losing pitcher Kermode, umpires Connally and Hob.
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Weston
Cazen
Culbreth
Rtf
Smith
Roetz
Ee Dotterer
C . Martin
Winston xOne
Ore
RH Poae
Malloy
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McCrone
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Livengood
Byerly Ontermustler
O’brien
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Novosel
Korherr
Wolfe
Olfo
Caldwell Lewis
Korberr
Borg- Calewe
Ford
Like
Connally
Hob
Swift and Co. Team Wins Local Baseball Contest
Local Swift and Co. defeated Gate City 12 to 5 in seven innings. Swift and Co. piled up 11 hits while Gate City managed only two hits. Notable players included McDonald, Roberson, Hendrey, Twining, McIntyre, Sprinkle, Haney, and Revie Tkarśk with strong pitching and fielding throughout the game.
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F. Haney
Nting Swift and Company
Cone Dry
Sesaaest
A. Sehnoten Bee
Swirr
Ene - Ee
A . McDonald
Isney
Roberson
J. McDonald
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Hendrey
Wanka
Haney P
Eest
Troublemaker Wins Maryland Hunt Cup In Record Finish
Troublemaker owned by Mrs. T. H. Somerville of Wilmington Del nosed out Brose Hover to win the thirty ninth Maryland Hunt Cup over four miles in 8 minutes 56.13 seconds driven by Noel Laing. Brose Hover the favorite finished second with MacCarthy Moore third as 28 000 spectators watched at Worthington Valley estates.
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T. H. Somerville
Wilmington
Del
Benjamin Leslie Mehr
Brose Hover
Noel Laing
MacCarthy Moore
T. W. Durant
Troublemaker
Behr
Chicago
Ross K. Whistler
Worthington Valley
Thomas Mills Triumph Over Pinehurst Silk Mill 5 4 Upset
Thomas Mills invaded Pinehurst yesterday afternoon and edged Pinehurst 5 to 4 despite three costly Pinehurst errors with two out. Perry pitched well for Thomas Mills allowing five hits while Harper took the loss for Pinehurst. Gate Smith drove in three on a double and homer, Henry gunning line drives and a smart peg, as Yow's squad looks to spark local baseball chatter.
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Thomas Mills
Pinehurst
Silk Mill
Perry
B. Harper
Harper
Gate Smith
Weston
Henry
Virgil Yow
Thomas Mage
Connor
Sabet Aeae
Weuaa
Gee Weston
Slade
Heeanl
Ecuen
Sheilon If
Taos Boc
Duke and State Call Off Tennis Meet Over Ball Shortage
North Carolina State College’s tennis team could not host Duke due to lack of tennis balls. The Duke players arrived for the match in Raleigh but the Tech team had no funds to buy balls, so Duke returned home without playing.
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State
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina State College
Tech
Duke University
Blue Devil
Church of Christ Nine Triumph Over Melrose in 12 Innings
The Church of Christ nine defeated Melrose Hosiery mill 9 to 7 after a 12 inning tie. Stars included Jimmy Creen Red Hendrix and Charlie Weisner with Green delivering two doubles and a triple. Game played at Civitan park.
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Church of Christ
Melrose Hosiery Mill
Jimmy Creen
Red Hendrix
Charlie Weisner
Green
Civitan Park
North Carolina Tennis Team Dominates Georgetown 9-0
The University of North Carolina tennis team whitewashed Georgetown University in Washington DC with a 9 to 0 victory. Players Grant Hines Wright Morgan Dillard Abels led UNC in singles. The doubles pairings of Hines Shuford Grant Wright Dillard Morgan defeated their opponents in straight sets.
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D. C
University of North Carolina
Georgetown University
Grant
Carolina
Mitchell
Hines
Doyle
Wright
Sendel
Morgan
Derberich
Dillard
McBride
Abels
Crowley
Shuford
Sendell
Ferguson
Burdette
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