Tri City League clash at Willis Park tonight
Se Teall Danville Scrappers face White Oak from Greensboro in a Tri City League game at Willis Park this afternoon. Reginald Dawson will start for Triangle, with Rudy Clark and Runt Newman returning to the infield as Triangle aims to rebound after openers.
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Willis Park
Triangle
White Oak Outfit
Greensboro
Bill Morehead
Reginald Dawson
Rudy Clark
White Oak
Clark
Runt Newman
Tri-City
Lewis Hayworth
Newman
Morehead
Bury
Rush
Fred Fowler
Red Frazier
Hanes Hosiery
Winston-Salem
High Point
Adams-Millis
Frank Weaver
Adams-Millis White Sox
Wintson-Salem
Hanes
Derby Day Preview at Churchill Downs
Derby Day excitement builds at Churchill Downs as fans await the running of the famous Kentucky Derby. Expert analysis highlights contenders, track conditions, and betting outlook for the race card.
Derby Contender Bimelech Poised For Louisville Derby Victory
Kentucky Derby favorite Bimelech, unbeaten and tabbed as a likely juvenile champion, prepares at Idle Hour Farm for the May 4 race. The colt, a son of Black Toney, showcases calm temperament in stall and intense focus on the track, drawing bold predictions from experts and bettors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Lexington
Louisville
Bimelech
Black Toney
Edward Riley Bradley
Colonel
George Krebbiel
Idle Hour Farm
Sports Roundup Reflects Baseball and Boxing Sparks
A collage of sports notes from New York May Day discussions spans payroll strains for the Yankees, boxing chatter on bantamweights, Georgie Pace on the Subway circuit, and a Nathan Mann Buddy Baer bout at the Garden. Also covered are potential Tropical Park buyers, rain delaying games, M'Carthy sizing up Yankees and Dodgers in October, Del DiMaggio interview trouble, and Marquette spring practice with a diverse lineup.
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New York
Georgie Pace
N. Y
Tropical Park
Tex Carleton
Nathan Mann
Buddy Baer
Garden
Baer
Brooklyn
Joe M’carthy
Yanks
Dodgers
Dick Harlow
Westminister
Dominic DiMaggio
Gene Moore
Jimmy Ripple
Bill Posedel
Boston Bees
Jess Neely
Rice
Clemson
Reach Semi Finals in Women's Carolinas Golf
In Raleigh on May 3 semi finals set for the Women's Carolinas tournament. Estelle Lawson Page of Chapel Hill faces Jane Crum, USC co ed, while Jane Cothran of Greenville faces Elizabeth Metts of Wilmington. Page defeated Roland Mumford 10 and 8. Crum beat Cornelia McKimmon 2 and 1. Cothran beat Shelley Caviness 6 and 5. Metts beat J H Epperson 6 and 4.
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Raleigh
Estelle Lawson Page
Chapel Hill
Jane Crum
University of South Carolina
Jane Cothran
Greenville
Elizabeth Metts
Wilmington
Page
Roland Mumford
Miss Crum
Cornelia McKimmon
Miss Cothran
Shelley B. Caviness
Greensboro
Miss Metts
J. H. Epperson
Durham
Angott Day Lightweight Clash For NBA Crown In Louisville
Sammy Angott and Davey Day meet in Louisville aiming to capture the NBA world lightweight title after Lou Ambers forfeited. A 15 round bout is expected to draw about 12,000 fans and around $34,000 in gate receipts with Jack Dempsey as referee and sole judge.
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Louisville
Sammy Angott
Davey Day
National Boxing Association
NBA
Lou Ambers
Vern Franklin
Day
Angott
Washington
Sam Pian
Charley Jones
Sammy
Jack Dempsey
Dowtin Leads CCC Invitational Qualifying With 72
Al Dowtin shot a 72 to claim the qualifying medal at the Charlotte Country Club invitation. Wake Forest alumnus faces Jeff Owens of Hickory in the first round. Defending champion Lut Alexander drew Robert Strawn as his opponent. Other pairing scores include Laxton 77, Storm 78. Heller 75. Harris 79. Reid 75. Waddell 78. Schned 77. Eskridge 75. Westall 79.
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Charlotte
al Dowtin
Charlotte Country Club
Wake Forest
Jeff Owens
Hickory
Lut Alexander
Robert Strawn
Erwin Laxton
Bayard Storm
Leo Heller
Asheville
Julian
Harris
Reid
Brick Waddell
Tony Schned
R. S. Grambling
Orangeburg
Alfred Eskridge
Shelby
Henry Westall
Adams-Millis Beats Oakdale 7-3 On Three Hits
Adams-Millis defeats Oakdale 7-3 as five Oakdale errors and five walks by Bob Haney aid the winners. Ted Martin held Oakdale to ten safeties over nine innings, while Luquer Osborne and Haney led Oakdale with two hits apiece. The nine innings finished in one hour and 85 minutes.
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Adams- Millis
Oakdale
Bob Haney
Jamestown
College
Adams-Millis
Cheece
Eerned Ceven
Busine Ordale
Ted Martin
Enoug
Luquer
Osborne
Haney
Oxvborne
Nevesteade
A. Clark
Ragsdale
Ereeeabee Taquer
R. Oakdale
Hedrick
E. Campbell
Butler Osborne
A. Campbell
Co. Young
Sappenfield
Martin
Adams Millis
Oaldale
Butler
C. Young
Heaney
Thomas and
Stewart
Adams-Millis Tops Hillcrest 1-0 in Softball Tilt
Adams-Millis blanketed Hillcrest in a softball game winning 1-0. Wheeles pitched a one-hitter while Miles and Hampton provided defense. Sain and Fitzgerald had doubles for Adams-Millis, with Hillcrest managing only a single hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams-Millis
Hillcrest
Wheeles
A.-M
Gregory
Miles
Hampton
Sain
Fitzgerald
Baseball matchups and pitchers set across leagues
National League games feature Higbe versus Thompson in Cincinnati and Hubbell facing French in Chicago. Boston meets St Louis with Warneke, while Brooklyn visits Pittsburgh with Hamlin. American League cards include Smith against Breuer in New York, Kramer versus Bagby in St Louis, Nawmick against Chase in Cleveland and Hutchinson against Babich or Dean in Detroit. Minor leagues list Concord at Salisbury Landis at Thomasville Mooresville at Kannapolis Lexington at Cooleemee Richmond at Winston Salem Asheville at Portsmouth Charlotte at Rocky Mount Norfolk at Durham.
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Tee
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Coveneen
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Dave Eeeetetebses
Cleveland
Detroit
Sethe
Washington
Richmond
Rocky Mount
Durham
Portsmouth
Charlotte
Norfolk
Asheville
Winston-Salem
Salisbury
Mooresville
Thomasville
Lexington Tenet
Landis
Kannapolis
Concord
Cooleemee
Higbe
Thompson
Strincevich
Warneke
Hubbell
French
Hamlin
Brown
Smith
Breuer
Kramer
Bagby
Nawmick
Chase
Hutchinson
Babich
Dean
Fights from Last Night Card Highlights Draws and Wins
In Rochester Frankie Genovesi 155 of Toronto and Billy Farrone 144 of Philadelphia fought to a draw in six rounds. In Philadelphia Salvatore Ruggerio 209 of New York outpointed Al Williams 187 of Philadelphia over eight rounds. In Atlantic City Freddy Frducia 189 of Newark stopped Ray Miller 180 of Moorestown in three rounds.
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Rochester
N. Y
Frankie Genovese
Toronto
Billy Farrone
Philadelphia
Drew
Salvatore Ruggerillo
New York
al Williams
Atlantic City
Freddy Frducia
Newark
Ray Miller
Moorestown
Giants Blast To Beat Cards 7-4 In Spring Play
The New York Giants defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 7-4 as Mel Ott homered with a man on base and Mickey Witek connected for a homer inside the park. Lefty Cliff Melton worked six strong innings and the club has piled up 55 hits in its last four games.
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Giants
Mel Ott
Mickey Witek
Harry Danning
Cliff Melton
Brooklyn Dodgers
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Hal Newhouser
Rudy York
Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Multiple Baseball Scores From Various Leagues Across The Nation
Scores show a busy night with New York 7 over St Louis 4 and Detroit 5 over Washington 3. Coastal Plain League results include Williamston 12 over Greenville 7 and Asheville 12 over Portsmouth 6. International League Rochester 12 over Syracuse 1 and Baltimore 14 over Buffalo 6. American Association Kansas City 10 over Columbus 7. Pacific Coast League San Francisco 1 over Oakland 0 and Hollywood 2 over Los Angeles 1. Southern Association Birmingham 8 over Knoxville 7. First League Wilkes Barre 14 over Binghamton 6. Several rain and cold conditions noted with multiple matchups listed.
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Rochester
Syracuse
Baltimore
Buffalo
Toronto
Newark
Montreal
Jersey City
San Francisco
Oakland
San Diego
Sacramento
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Carl Dezern Leads Carolinas Inter scholastic Golf Tourney
Carl Dezern of Durham North Carolina led the third annual Carolinas Interscholastic golf tournament in Greenville South Carolina by one stroke after day two. Dezern posted 79 in the morning round and 74 in the afternoon for an aggregate 153 with Chip Clark of Lexington North Carolina and Don Adderson of Durham one stroke back with 79-77 and 77-79 respectively.
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Greenville
S. C
Carl Dezern
Durham
N. C
Dezern
Chip Clark
Lexington
Don Adderson
Durhan
Clark
Adderson
Hal Newhouser Emerges as Young Tigers Pitching Prospect
Detroit May 3 Harold Newhouser an 18 year old left handed pitcher from Wilbur Wright High School delivered his first major league win defeating the Washington Senators 5 to 3 after limited pro experience. Signed by Aloysius J. Kagan he progressed from American Legion ranks to Evansville Beaumont Detroit. Egan predicts a great southpaw future joining Grove Hubbell and Gomez in the twilight years.
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Dale Stafpfort
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Harold Newhouser
Wilbur Wright High School
Harold
Washington Senators
Newhouser
Cleveland
American Legion
Aloysius J. Kagan
Tiger
Alexandria
Beaumont
Egan
Lefty Grove
Carl Hubbell
Vernon Gomez
Heel Netters Turn Back Presbyterian College
North Carolina resumes dominance on the collegiate tennis courts as the Tar Heels rally to beat Presbyterian College 5-4 after trailing 4-3. In baseball, NC State falls 5-4 to UNC with Radman scoring twice on a crucial hit and steal. Duke's Blue Devils prep for a Pennsylvania tour and Navy game as other baseball matchups unfold. The Pine Valley golf match ends in a tie with Duke. tennis and lacrosse events on campus are listed.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Presbyterian College of South Carolina
Zann Carver
Walter Meserole
Lykes Boykan
Bill Farmer
North Carolina Baseballers
N. C. State
George Radman
Radman
George Stirnweiss
Jim Mallory
Duke
Blue Devils
Philadelphia
Penn Athletic Club
St. Johns
Devils
Navy
Catawba
Elon
Randolph Macon
Wake Forest
Pine Valley Club
Clementon
N. J
Jersey
Presbyterian-at-Duke
Washington and Lee-at-Duke
Lenoir-Rhyne Netters
Erskine
Nine Bouts On Tap For Rings Meet In Arena
High Point gear up for a nine bout boxing card at South Hamilton Street Area tonight at 8 30 p m pitting the home squad against Danville The lineup features Weldon vs Clifton and Woodell vs Marshall in key 126 and 135 pound divisions with veterans and ring debuts noted across the weight classes Referee is Ben Canipe.
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High Point
Hamilton Street
Danville
Carolinee
Ville
Burlington
Greensboro
George Weldon
Carolinas
Jack Clifton
Weldon
Heith
Belmont Abbey Loge
L. C. Dennis
Frank Pizzino
Westginia
Pizzino
Virginia
Woodell
Buford Marshall
Marshall
Ray Keever
James
Billy Woodell
Buford Mara
Oscar Ellington Earle
Jack Che
M. C. Kimsey Charlie
Leonard Suggs
Ray Wall
Ray Durham
Clyde
Purcell Kimsey
George
Ben Canipe
Lady Durham Wins Two Classes At Gallopade Show
In Rocky Mount on May 3, Lady Durham owned by Moss of Durham won the open hunter and corinth classes at the Gallopade Show. Lucy Lang Horn took the three gaited class, and Recall owned by T. L. Pearsall of Rocky Mount won champion hunter. First in five gaited was Lady Hope owned by Henderson of Tarboro. Kil owned by Orving B. Kline of Folk, Va. led jumping stakes. Also noted is an update about Curtiss-Wright engine passenger liner specifications with limits in length and wingspan.
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Rocky Mount
Lady Durham
Moss
Durham
Lucy Lang Horn
Howard Gwaltway
Smith Va
Recall
T. L. Pearsall
Lady Hope
Henderson
Tarboro
Orving B. Kline
Folk, Va
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Reg Dawson
ADA
Iscom
Soc Chakales
Old Churchill Downs
Churchill Downs
Jim Fitzsimmons
Belair Stud
Phipps
Sunny Jim
Johnstown
Omaha
Gallant Fox
William Woodward
Fenelon
Merry Knight
BY Eddif
Zeke Bonurs
Mr. Roosevelt
Co. M. Gibbs
Baltimore Sun
Dispatches
Connie Mack
Bennie
M'Coyworth
Derbytown
Buck Newsom
Clark Griffith
Marquette
Mrs. Page
Arcade Amusement Company
Wake Forest Secretary
Lippy Leo Durocher
Leland Stanford MacPhail
A-M
North State League
The
Associated Press
Wahsington
Judson Bailey
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Williamston
Kinston
Snow Hill
Wilson
Newton
Statesville
Gastonia
Lenoir
South Boston
Mt. Airy
American Association
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo-Milwaukee
Southern Association
Birmingham
Knoxville
Nashville
New Orleans
Wilkes-Barre
Binghamton
Carolina
Ali
Dennis
Atlantic CO
Charlotte, N. C
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