Thirty for Frank Speaking in The High Point Enterprise
The High Point Enterprise bids farewell to its sports correspondent as he heads to Kinston Daily Free Press to cover general news. He recalls tenure shaping High Point sports coverage with gratitude and introduces his successor Soc Chakales, praising his long athletic resume.
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High Point Enterprise
Kinston
North Carolina
High Point
Sports Desk
Soc Chakales
Lad Chakales
Asheville High School
Grenville
S. CC
Prognosticator Predicts Chakales Impress Fans In Debut
The Hermit predicts Chakales will win readers with a straight for ward personality and a live sports page. After ten days of introductions, fellow fans are highly pleased and urged to give Boc a chance for a strong opening.
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Chakales
Boc
Farewell Note From The Correspondent
To those we didn't contact the correspondent says farewell and promises a return. The message expresses mutual happiness at reunion and extends friendly regards to readers.
Jerry Monahan Returns to Box Mat Card Friday
Jerry Monahan, once the Masked Secret, headlines Friday night wrestling at the arena in a bout with Lee Henning. Local fans expect fireworks as Henning, a crowd favorite, confronts Monahan while George Hagen faces Ivan Vaduroff in the opening match. Promoter Curt Denning promises a top card and added security for Monahan.
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Jerry Monahan
Masked Secret
Rascal
Lee Mning
al Wrestling Arena
Henning
Gh Point
Dann
Jerry
Lee
Hagen
Ivan Vaduroff
Curt Denning
Monahan
Grappler
Nalter Johnson Puzzled by Feller's Fast Ball
Walter Johnson, famed speed ball expert, visits Washington to view Bob Feller's pitching motion. He notes Feller's nearly overhand, straight-arm delivery and extraordinary speed that challenges batters as misled by the ball's quick release. Krisgon and Ingon compare styles and marvel at the attack.
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Nalter Johnson
Feller
Associated Press
Washington
Walt Johnson
Bob Feller
Ireland
Germtown
Johnson
Amcan League
Aca
Krisgon
I “Feller
Y M C A Softball Loop Meets Tonight
Representatives of the Sunday school recreation association will meet at the Y M C A tonight at 7 30 to finalize preparations for the Sunday school softball league opening May 7. Rev F L Conrad will preside. Opening games feature Lutherans vs Green Street Baptists and Wesley Memorials vs Episcopal plus Welch Memorial vs First Church of God and First M P vs Friends and First Baptist vs First Reformed.
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Sunday School Recreation Association
F. L. Conrad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Lutherans
Green Street Baptists
Wesley Memorials
Episcopal
Welch Memorial
First Church of God
First M. P
Friends
First Baptist
First Reformed
Deacon Trackmen Triumph Over Catholic University
Wake Forest College defeated Catholic University 77 to 49 in a track meet at Wake Forest. Both teams won seven first places, highlighting a balanced event with clear Deacon victories in multiple events.
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Wake Forest
N. C
Wake Forst
Catholic University
UNC Coach To Speak At SY Honor Program
University of North Carolina football coach Ray Wolfe will speak at the Y M C A Athletic Award night on May 6 at 7 PM. The dinner meeting will honor winners from multiple leagues and leagues’ participants across Greensboro and nearby locales.
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Ray Wolfe
University of North Carolina
Raymond Wolfe
Mills
Oakdale
Triangle Hosiery Mill
Adams Millis
Younts Loflin Hardware
Greensboro “Y"’ Blues
Joyner-Arthur Pharmacy
West End Coal Co
Thomas Y Triangles
Whitley-Redwine
Bradley-Redwine
Roye-Redwine
H. Spencer-Smoke Shop
Loftin- Greensboro
Wheelis-Adams- Millis
Dawson-Triangle
Ridge- Beer Barons
B. Cooper-Adams-Millis
R. Spencer
West End Coal
Nance-Fair Grove
Everhardt-Marsh Furniture
EE. Farlowe-Arthur-Joyner Pharmacy
R. Maroney
Greensboro Iron and Metal
Robbins-Greensboro
Alfred ‘‘Chigger’ Moffitt
Results Yesterday McCrary 24 Wiscassett 5
Scores show McCrary defeating Wiscassett 24 to 5 and Bossong topping White Oak 7 to 5. Adams Millis faces Hemp at Hemp today with a reported matchup on the slate.
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Il. Pet. McCrary
Bossong
Wiscassett Steere
White Oak
Hemp
Adams- Millis
McCrary
Wiscassett
Adams-Millis
NC State Athletes Receive 48 Sports Awards
NC State College faculty athletics committee awards 26 varsity monograms and 22 freshman numerals to winter sport athletes and four managers monograms. Recipients cover basketball boxing swimming across multiple campuses and towns including Raleigh Greensboro Charlotte and New Jersey.
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College Station
Raleigh
N. C. State College
Neil Dalrymple
Jonesboro
John Allen
North Wilkesboro
Connie Mac Berry
Greenville
8. C
P. G. Hill
Rocky Mount
Adolph Honeycutt
Selby Jones
Swansboro
Bill Mann
Albemarle
James Rennie
North Plainfield
N. J
Biddle Carraway
E. V. Helms
Charlotte
Jack Leet
Lakewood
Glenn Penland
Asheville
Johnnie Miller
Russell Sorrell
Wiliam Bailey
Richmond
E. L. Whitton
Dick Payne
Hertford
R. C. Wadsworth
Laurelton
N. Y
Arthur Dammann
Amityville
Jimmy Grantham
C. H. Felton
T. R. Frazier
Warrenton
C. T. Harris
Elizabeth City
Vick Holshouser
Rockwell
J. D. Maulteby
Kernersville
R. J. Payne
Kannapolis
R. Sabolyk
Yonkers
J. A. Sapp
H. W. Stroup
Cherryville
H. H. Walker
Wendell
C. C. Davis
Wilmington
H. M. Gillespie
Spring Lake
W. T. Rowland
R.N. White
Winston- Salem
L. EF. Whitfield
Fayetteville
J. T. Brown
Roanoke Rapids
L. W. Smith
Angier
Kenneth Sands
Pulaski
J. J. Lominac
E. P. Henley
Durham
A. D. Robertson
Lumberton
R. H. Whitlark
Tarboro
M. CO. Lawrence
Portsmouth
Bos Song Beats White Oak in Inter-City Opener
Bossong won 7 to 4 over White Oak in the Inter-City loop opener with a five run third inning. Johnson, Bossong centerfielder, had three safe hits, while Starling hit a home run for White Oak.
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Bossong
White Oak
Enterprise
Asheboro
Boassong
Johnson
Starling
PO Mitchell
Groome
Weaver
Chaney
Ee Young
L. Groome
Pickard
D. Weaver
B. Pickard
Young
Soeeneemn
Hfo Johnson
Shoffner
Oll Mabry
Newman
Hudspeth
Fe Graham
Steete Cox
Durham
Eeene Lefiin
U Beere
Mitchell
Fowler
U Groome
Mebry
Aine al
Ay ' Ny Seaver
Loftin
Hes Bossong
Loflin
Loffin
Ridenhour
Elon Net Team Wallops W. And L.
Lexington Va May 1 Washington and Lee's ten nig team dropped its second game in a row as Elon Net Team rolled to a convincing victory.
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Lexington
Washington and Lee
Tennig
Parker Leads UNC To 7-2 Win Over Virginia
In Chapel Hill on May 1, pitcher David Parker delivered a bases loaded triple in the seventh inning lifting North Carolina to a 7-2 victory over Virginia. The Tar Heels and Cavaliers were tied through seven before UNC pulled ahead, adding an eighth inning tally to seal the win and claim the series. The long standing UNC Virginia rivalry dates to 1891 with frequent meetings.
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Associated Press
Chapel Hill
N. C
David “Daffey
Parker
North Carolina
University of Virginia
Tar Heels
Cavaliers
Grubb
E Fly
Carolina
Virginia
South
Carolinians Triumph Over Elon College In Afternoon Tilt
A tense afternoon matchup ends with the Carolinians defeating Elon College in a close game, final score 6 to ???, showcasing strong defense and strategic plays from both squads.
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Imaa
Elon College
Carolinians
United States Davis Cup Team Triumphs Over Japan
The U S Davis Cup doubles pair Budge and Mako defeated Yamagishi and Nakano 6-0 6-1 6-4 to clinch the series for the United States in San Francisco. Earlier Budge and Parker won singles matches as the U S leads 3-0 with two singles matches remaining.
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Russ Newland
Associated
San Francisco
United States
Japan
Donald Budge
Gene Mako
Jiro Yamagishi
Fumiteru Nakano
Budge
Nakano
Frankie Parker
Yamagishi
Yamagish
Milwaukee
America
Big Bill Tilden
William “Little Bill’ Johnson
Powerfu
Parker
Australia Beats Mexico in Davis Cup Doubles
In Mexico City on May 1, Jack Crawford and Adrian Quist defeated Alfonso Anda and Daniel Hernandez in straight sets 6 2 6 3 6 8 to seal Australia’s third straight victory. The win keeps Australia in the American zone final next month after Quist and Vivian McGrath won opening singles matches yesterday.
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Australia
Mexico City
Jack Crawford
Adrian Quist
Mexico
Alfonso Anda
Daniel Hernandez
Quist
Vivian McGrath
Duke Tennis Team Edges William and Mary 6-3 in N C Meet
Duke boys won five singles matches and one doubles to defeat William and Mary 6-3 in Durham. Carl Mitson posted a 6-4 6-4 win over Duke captain Charles Gill. Milson and Walker and Reynolds with Ryder won the doubles for William and Mary.
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DUKE
M. Durham
N. C
Duke University
Nettere
William and Mary
Carl Mitson
Charles Gill
Milson
Walker
Reynolds
Ryder
Yankee Triumph Over Red Sox In Tight 3–2 Finish
Joe DiMaggio returns to full game action with three consecutive hits as the Yankees edge Boston 3 to 2 in a pitchers duel. Pat Malone closes out the eighth with bases loaded to preserve the win for New York, while Hadley earns his first victory of the season.
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Associated Press
New York
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Pat Malone
Bump Hadley
Malone
Fabian Gaffie
DiMaggio
Jack Wilson
Hadley
Red Sox
Rube Walberg
Boston
Wilson
Malberg
R. Jerrell
Dickey
Hogsett Dominates As Browns Rally To Take Series Opener
Elon Hogsett allowed only three hits for Cleveland as the St. Louis Browns erased a two run deficit in the eighth. Bill Knickerbocker drove in two with a single after Joe Vosmik and Beau Bell started the first inning rally. The Browns won 8 to 3 at St. Louis.
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Hogsett
Browns
ST. Louis
Elon
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Denny Gatehouse
Cleveland
Sammy Hale
Bill Knickerbocker
Rolly Hemsley
Mel Magzzera
Rogers Hornaby
Brownies
Joe Vosmik
Beau Bell
Gatehouse
Pyllars
Knott
Hemsley
Tommy Bridges Shuts Down White Sox for 11 Run Tigers Win
Veteran pitcher Tommy Bridges limits Chicago in a six run third inning burst as Detroit defeats the White Sox 11 to 4. Goose Goslin is shaken but unharmed after a fast pitch and the Tigers add five more runs off Clint Brown in the sixth. Lyons, Brown, Chelini, Sewell, Rensa, Bridges, and Cochrane cited.
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Tommy Bridges
Tigers
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Chicago
White Am
Chicago Itn
Ted Lyons
Clint Brown
Goose Goslin
Filder
Chelini
Lyons
Brown
Sewell
Rensa
Bridges
Cochrane
Caster Tops Appleton In Hurling Duel
In Philadelphia on May 1 the Athletics beat Washington 2 to 1, marking a fourth straight win. George Caster, a 28 year old rookie from Portland, bested Appleton in a pitchers duel, allowing three hits to Appleton’s five. Caster retired six hitless innings before a seventh inning single by Kuhel.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Washing
George Caster
Portland
Ore
Pete Apperton
Caster
Appleton
Washington
Joe Kuhe
Philadela
Hogan
Brucker
W. O. W. Defeats Hayworth Outfit in Commercial League Game
W. O. W. topped Hayworth 7 to 2 as Mason limited Hayworth to five hits and Smith and Ferguson combined for 11 safe blows. G. Fulton led W. O. W. with three hits in four at bats. Smith, Rickard each had two safeties. The contest followed by another Guilford College shutout as Roy Boles pitched the Quakers past Elon Christians 4 to 0 in Guilford College, N C.
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Guilford College
N. C
Guilford College Quakers
Elon Christians
Roy Boles
Moon Templeton Sizzles as He Strikes Out Twenty Four
Winston Templeton of the Children's Home hurls a standout game in Winston-Salem. He fans 24 batters while allowing only two hits as his team defeats Raleigh Methodist Orphanage 4 to 1. Templeton's performance fuels major league scouting chatter.
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Winston-Salem
Duke Beats Carolina in Indoor Track Meet Thriller
Harry Woodard and Bill Morse each scored 10 points to lead Duke past Carolina 77.5 to 48.5. Woodard swept the 100 and 220 yard dashes, Morse won the mile and two mile, with Duke taking 11 firsts and 5 seconds in the 14-event program.
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Chapel Hill
Harry Woodard
Bill Morse
Duke
Blue Devil
Carolina
Woodard
Johnnie Johnston
Mason Shehan
Jim Finlay
Finlay
Morse
Blue Devils
Gammon
Hendrix
George
Johnston
Allman
Shehan
Carpening
Steckel
Graham
Myers
Watson
Pickard
Pischer
Wrenn
Clark
Fischer
McCachren
Gardiner
Pruitt
Leidy
Moore
Dudley
Bannon
Winborne
Turner
Corpening
Karakash
Richards
Sullivan
Jones
Koop
Holmes
Indianapolis 600 Miles Entry List Reaches Thirty Two
Indianapolis May 1. Entries for the annual 600 miles race here reached 32 today as postmarked blanks up to midnight will be accepted. Speedway officials expect at least thirty more entries. Former winners Louis Meyer and Bill Cummings are entered with Mike Boyle cars. Fred Frame and Kelly Petillo may also compete.
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Indianapolis
Speedway
Louis Meyer
Huntington Park
Calif
Cardinals Fall Before Chicago Cubs Attack
The St Louis Cardinals were defeated 11 to 4 at Wrigley Field as the Cubs launched a swift early rally. Medwick Mize and Pepper Martin drove runs for the Cardinals, while Demaree, ODea, and rookie Joe Marty led the Cubs with multiple hits in the victory.
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Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
Wrigley Field
Chicago Cubs
Cardinals
Cubs
Medwick
Mize
Pepper Martin
Stan Hack
Joe Marty
Cub
Frank Demaree
Ken O'Dea
St. Louis
Johnson
McGee
Andrews
Ryba
Ogrodowski
Root
Bryant Anid O'Dea
Lamaster Sizzles As Phils Top Dodgers 4 2
Lefty Lamaster pitched a strong game for Philadelphia earning his third win of the season in a 4 2 victory over Brooklyn. Despite seven walks the rookie southpaw limited Brooklyn to five hits and struck out seven as Joe Norris led a seven hit Phils attack with two singles and a double.
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Brooklyn
Lefty Lamaster
Phillies
Dodgers
Fred Frankhouse
Tom Baker
Joe Norris
Phils
Philadelphia
Lamaster
Atwood
Frankhouse
Baker and Clump
Bees Edge Giants 8-2 in Boston Home Opener Thriller
In front of 16000, Boston beats the New York Giants 3 to 2 as Clyde Castleman is roughed up in the second inning. Danny McFayden limits the champions to six hits while New York errors aid the Bees. Whitehead Bartell DiMaggio Fletcher and McFayden drive in runs.
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Boston
Bees
Clyde Castleman
New York Giants
Danny McFayden
New York
Castleman
Smith
Danning
McFayden
Lopez
Bartell
Whitehead
DiMaggio
Fletcher
Pirates Rally To Defeat Reds 3 1 In Sixth Inning Comeback
The Pittsburgh Pirates broke open a 0 0 game in the sixth inning, collecting hits off Wild Bill Hallahan to beat the Cincinnati Reds 3 to 1. Red Lucas limited Cincinnati to four hits as the Reds slipped to their eighth loss against one win.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bill Hallahan
Cincinnati Reds
Red Lucas
Reds
Pittab
Lucas
Todd
Hallahan
Lombardi
Emerywood Blind Bogey Scores Open the Tournament
Opening day play at Emerywood country club lists players and scores led by Snow with 70 and Poole 81. Woolen 85 Comer 80 Murray 87 Abele 88 Snow 90 Cables 85 Lindsay 96 George Lewis 91 Parker 94 Buna Dunn 95 Wood 90. The text adds a note that many manufactured articles and lacquers are made from fish scales.
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Emerywood Country Club
LL. Snow
Poole
Ed. Woolen
W. C. Comer
R. Murray Teen
Brick Abele
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Florida
Rollins
Orlando Sentinel
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George Hagen
Ingon
Deacon
Catholic U
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Clodfelter
Ei Biwcesacia
Cas Binkse
Peaptidsion
B. Staton
R. Hathcock
Hk Sciiacis
Burleson
Williams
Meme
Mathcock
Aksidsiieus
MacCrary
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Coz
Heeck
Griffin
Hathcock
J. Station
Kimery
Cox
Cheek
Briggs
C. Hathcock
Bowers
Aldridge
Ledbetter
Ray Wolf
U. S
YANKS
Hayworth Outfit
Winston Marvel
Cindermen
Devils
Trpray's Giants
Emerywood
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