Golf rivals prepare for Southern Conference meet at Hot Springs
Old Dominion Washington and Lee lead with Jimmy Watts and Billy Howe shaping the field as Virginia and Duke seek titles. Duke's Cliff Perry headlines a 38-stroke edge over Davidson at Raleigh preview and the conference 86 hole event awards the team crown by four-score aggregate.
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Hot Springs
Shurday
Old Dominion
Washington and
Lee
Jimmy Watts
Agig
Billy Howe
Jain
Targes Hurled In Olympic Row
March 6 1936 dispute over funding for Olympic basketball team travel arose between Dr F C Phog athletic director at Kansas and the AAU The Kansas contingent reportedly cleared over 6000 from the district finals while Allen accused AAU of political bargaining and hitch-hiking for funds to cover round trip tickets for players and coaches
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Ith
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Boxing results from Portland and Grand Rapids slips
Carmen Barth 168 pounds from El Monte outpointed Bobby Millsap of Chicago in Portland. In Grand Rapids Mienies Am 196 pounds from Herkimer stopped Aneapat at six rounds.
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Carmen Barth
Eland
Bobby Millsap
Chicago
Rand Rapids
Mienies Am
Herkimer
Aneapat
Fragmentary note from Yellowstone Park describes Atlantic items
Fragmentary OCR mentions Atlantic items and life forms in Yellowstone Park area, with unclear specifics. The readable elements reference travel and natural features but lack verifiable details or named entities.
Resultsaee Atlanta vs New Orleans in late night show
A fragmented sports snippet records Atlanta defeating New Orleans by six points with Seenotte and Little in action during a late night contest. The readable lines hint at scoring details and players but lack full context.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Seenotte
Pacific Coast League Scores and Results
In San Francisco Los Angeles and Oakland games, Sacramento posted a 5 to 3 outcome over its Pacific Coast League opponents. Details reflect a compact regional baseball schedule with team matchups across California cities.
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San Francisco
Los Angele
Oskland
Sacramento
Sedgefield Hosts Carolinas Meet In Golf Action
In Winston-Salem on May 1, Jane Cothran of Greenville led Carolinas women's golf round one with a 73, four under par. Eatelle Lawson of Chapel Hill edged runner-up with 81, while Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia was third at 82. next year’s tournament will be at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro.
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Greenville
Alliene Hoover
Greensboro
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Pinehurst
J. F. Dagener
McCuiston
Thomasville
Shelley Cavenessa
Deane van Landingham
Marian Gayer
Charleston
Three Clubs Tie Piedmont Lead In League
Richmond Durham and Norfolk won yesterday in the Piedmont league to create a three way tie for the lead with Rocky Mount. Richmond’s Colts upset Rocky Mount 6 to 4, Norfolk defeated Asheville, and Durham beat Portsmouth 6 to 1 securing a consecutive win streak.
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Richmond Heer
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Wrestling results from Philadelphia show transfers and bouts
In Philadelphia last night Ali Baba of New York defeated Olaf Oleson of Milwaukee in a six minute eighteen second WT bout. The card also featured Dick Shikat facing Turkey and a transfer involving Lewis 245 from Glendale California.
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Dick Shikat
Germany
Philadelphia
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Calif
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Red Sox Favored as They Breeze Toward Title
The Red Sox extend a winning streak with Hank Greenberg out for Detroit and top pitchers Grove and Foxx in form. Grove notches his fifth straight win in a 2-0 Sox victory as 16 100 fans watch. Other MLB results feature MacFayden’s 1-0 win for the Bees and Schott, Weaver, Malone and Moses delivering key performances in various games.
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Panthers Battle A. AL Thursday in two game series
Atlantic Christian College defeated the Panthers 16 to 6 at Willie Park, as Newsome pitched well for the Walkermen. Culley hit a long first inning home run, while Harris belted one of the park’s longest homers. Bushy Booth provided late aid with a clutch drive.
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Hal Johnson Tops Inter-City Batting Averages in Three-Game Span
Hal Johnson of the Bossong Indians leads the Inter-City Industrial league with a .714 batting average after 14 at bats and 10 hits in three games including Saturday. Frank Crofts sits second at .615 with 13 plate appearances and eight hits as Miners and bosses share top stat leaders across positions and left-handed pitchers.
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bin Moek
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Jesse Barringer
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Coy Clapp
G. Davis
Thomasville
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Baseball Roundup Highlights Pitching Savvy and Hitting Streaks
Major league managers hail Bill McKeehanie of the Bees for timely pitching changes. Frank Crosetti rides a hitting streak while the Yankees star maintains a high average. Me winds up the month with a .410 mark. Connie Mack and the Athletics intrigue, White Sox back Simmons against Detroit jibes, Gabby Hartnett records a quirky four faults to complete a double play.
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Connie Mack Ian
White Sox
al Simmons
Tigers
Detroit
Gabby Hartnett
Sunday School Diamond Ball League Forms With Eleven Teams
Eleven Sunday schools join the Diamond Ball league organized by a Recreation Association at a First Baptist church meeting. Committees were named to draw up a schedule as baseball and other leagues are planned for future meetings.
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Ralph Vance
B. Herman
J. Morgan
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Sewanee Votes to Stay in SEC with 32 Scholarships
Sewanee, Tenn., May 6. The Sewanee board of regents voted to remain in the Southeastern Conference and to make 32 fall football scholarships available. The regents left implementation to school heads and named a committee to raise funds and engage alumni and friends, as rebuilding the Tigers’ program proceeds.
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Tenn
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Athletic Board of Control
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Terrible Turk Victor in Grappling Bout at Madison Square Garden
Ali Baba the Terrible Turk from the U S navy defeated Dick Shikat at Madison Square Garden in 3 minutes 37 seconds. Baba weighed 2065 pounds and Shikat 227 pounds as he seized a cratch hold and slammed him to the mat in a dominant display of wrestling prowess.
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United States Navy
Wrestling Trust
Arteen Bdkislam
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Teutonim
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Carolina Netters Top Yale and Busy East Coast Slate
The Tar Heels defeated Yale 7 2 marking their third win of the season as Duke baseball split results with Maryland Princeton and Wake Forest while Duke tennis fell to Virginia. Navy and Army met in eastern engagements with Duke also facing Amherst and Yale on trips to Annapolis and New York.
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North Carolina
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Woodmen to Initiate Candidates Friday Night
Thomasville Woodmen of the World camp 206 will initiate a number of new candidates Friday night. All members urged to be present. Announcement of the new campaign is expected soon.
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Thomasville
Wisners
Olympic hopefuls vie in open finals tonight
In Chicago on May 6 nearly 90 top amateur boxers plus 10 army detachment champions prepare for open finals. The event showcases national contenders before the anticipated showdowns in the United States Olympic boxing selection.
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United States
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