North State Net Golf and Tennis Tourneys Open
North State Net reports two day golf and tennis events begin with round robin duels. East Carolina and Guilford lead doubles hopes while eight schools field top players in a four group golf pairing and early singles and doubles matches are scheduled through 4 30 p m with key clashes including West Carolina Elon Appalachian and Lenoir Rhyne performances.
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North State
East Carolina
Bill Sawmorning
Bcy Aid Ae
High Point
Guilford
Elon
Catawba
Appalachian
Atlantic Christian
Lenoir Rhyne
Westcece
Maurice Everette
Cutler Ham
Ros- Loe Marches
John West
Eastrolina
John Citty
Western
Sunday Line Score Summary Inning by Inning Baseball
Sunday line scores show Cleveland beating Boston 2 to 1 with Ward homer and Bauman win in the first game. Baltimore outlasted Detroit 4 to 3 as Pappas and Lehman split the pitching. Chicago at Detroit postponed by rain. Milwaukee topped St Louis 7 to 3. Los Angeles defeated Philadelphia 15 to 2. Pittsburgh edged San Francisco 3 to 4 in a decided seesaw. Cincinnati beat Chicago 4 to 2 with Schmidt earning the win.
Savannah Redlegs surge to first with 31 runs in series
Savannah's Redlegs finally win their first Sally League game by day six and move atop the standings after routing Augusta 10-7 in the series finale. Dick Bush belts two homers along with another by manager Bob Wellman as Ed Barbarito helps Jacksonville win in 14 innings. Charlotte and Knoxville also post wins as other homers figure in the day’s outcomes.
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Redlegs
Augusta
Dick Bush
Bob Wellman
Jacksonville
Charlotte Hornets
Braves
Macon Dodgers
Knoxville
Ed Barbarito
Sally Home King
Charlotte
Woody Rich
Barbarito
Jonn Romanosky
Carlos Paula
Bob Perry
NSC Meet Set for Quiet Spring Session in Salisbury
Salisbury NC The North State Conference plans a calm spring meeting next Saturday amid NAIA District 26 alignment with NCAA rules for scoring and a proposed forfeiture clause for unplayed games. Last fall flu cancellations led to a Lenoir Rhyne 5-1 finish over Elon 4-0 in the conference standings.
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North State
NAIA
NCAA
Lenoir Rhyne
Elon
Finish Puzzles Officials Finish Puzzles Officials
Virginians Curtis Turner of Roanoke and Joe Weatherly of Norfolk came close in a 100 mile Grand National convertible race at Wilson with Turner in a 1957 Chevrolet and Weatherly in a 58 Ford. The stock car race at North Wilkesboro was rained out 12 laps before halfway. Buck Baker led all the way. The race was rescheduled for May 18. In Greenville, Jack Smith won a NASCAR 100 mile late model race in a 57 Chevrolet. Banjo Matthews led the 40th final lap to win a sportsman race as Harold Moore crashed and finished second with Ralph Earnhardt third. George Dunn led Bow man Gray Stadium to his second sportsman victory in Winston-Salem driving a 37 Ford with a Mercury motor.
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Jack Smith
Atlanta
Greenville
D.C
Banjo Matthews
Asheville
Harold Moore
Mooresville
Ralph Earnhardt
Kannapolis
George Dunn
Raleigh
Sportsman
Bowman Gray Stadium
Winston- Salem
College Results Roundup Shows Varied Baseball Scores
Wake Forest beats Maryland 5 to 2 while Clemson defeats NC State 15 to 1. South Carolina outlasts Duke in 12 innings 7 to 4. North Carolina tops Virginia 7 to 1. Duke and Maryland win and lose in different matchups. Lax scores feature Maryland 19 Duke 2 and North Carolina State 96 Wake Forest 34.
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Maryland
Clemson
North Carolina State
South Carolina
Duke
Appalachian
High Point
Lenoir Rhyne
Western Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
Florida A&m
Allen
Atlantic Christian
Catawba
Davidson
Furman
Remembering Way Back When in 1928 and 1936
May 5 1928 Bremen crew received 12300 from Electrolux Sweden and handed it to Miss Junkers for aviation research. Inauguration mail for New York Atlanta air service reached Rev and Mrs Sykes from E F Ferguson of Atlanta. May 5 1936 events include Business and Professional Girls Club at YWCA hut with Miss Mary Kearns presiding and a Tachy Party at the club house with Haywood Lassiter winning first prize and Melita Eldridge second.
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Bremen
Electrolux Company
Sweden
Miss Junkers
New York
Atlanta
Tom Alderman Sykes
E. F. Ferguson
Central Friends Church
High Point
Business and Professional Girls Club
Ywca Hut
Mary Kearns
Haywood Lassiter
Melita Eldridge
Mildred Schultheirs
Maxine Smith
Clewell Weaver
Owen Ritchie
May Day Festivities and Club Meetings Highlight Salem College
On May 5 1929 Miss Alice Barbee Miss Ernestine Hayes and Jenny Brown attended Salem College May Day. Tea and Topic Club met at Mrs J W Wilson with talks on Jane Carlyle from Two Passengers of Chelsea. Garden Study Club hosted by Mrs Dewey Foust featured speaker Valette Harris discussing historic Williamsburg. Annie Bealey of Hazel Grove arrived to visit relatives in the area.
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Alice Barbee
Ernestine Hayes
Guest
Jenny Brown
Concord
Salem College
J. W. Wilson
W. G. Shipman
Jane Carlyle
Chelsea
Oscar Likings
Logan Porter
Horace Haworth
J. BE. Marsh
Vv. W. Idol
H. D. Sears
R. M. Andrews
A. G. Douglas
Garden Study Club
Dewey Foust
Woodrow
W. d. Pappas
Valette Harris
Harris
Williamsburg
J. L. Rothrock
Aubrey Dunbar
Silas Casey
Annie Bealey
Hazel Grove
Cheshire
England
Arthur
Norman Fidler
Isaac Fidler
Derby Question What Happened To Silky Sullivan
Tim Tam won the Kentucky Derby on a muddy track. Silky Sullivan, the fan favorite, finished 12th as questions arose about his health and track condition. Trainer Regie Cornell cited the track while others blamed humidity and track type. no throat issue was confirmed by the stable.
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Tim Tam
Silky Sullivan
Gene Markey
Calumet Farm
Lincoln Road
Blue Farm
Chicago
Peter Graffagnino
New Orleans
Noureddin
Weekend Fights Draw Detroit and Hollywood Card Upsets
In Detroit Johnny Summerlin, 191 pounds, stops Cornelius Brown, 183 pounds, in five rounds. In Hollywood Boots Monroe, 119 pounds, knocks out Hector Rodriguez, 124 pounds, in five rounds.
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Johnny Summerlin
Cornelius Brown
New York
Hollywood
Calif
Boots Monroe
Hector Rodriguez
Mexico
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