Cardinals rout Giants to even series at 12 to 6
Len Warneke hurled effectively as St. Louis banged out 20 hits to beat the Giants 12 to 6. The Gas House Gang played errorless ball while Giants miscues aided the Cards in moving within a half game of first place behind Pittsburgh rainout.
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Associated Press
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Len Warneke
Hal Schumacher
Dick Coffman
Frank Gabler
al Smith
Harry Gumbert
Gas House Gang
Gus Mancuso
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
ABA
Gutteridge
Martin
Beenwick
Siebert
Cnessaans
Warneke
Weidta
McCarthy
Weesee
Mancuso
Seeeers
Danning
Seeseess
Gree
Behumacher
Coffman
eDavis
Gabler
Haslin Pewcbaséesees
BIG
Po Vivseveveters
Gumbert
Steegee
Zaa
Smith
Bartell
Med
Giants Split Victory Seals Third Southern Conference Golf Title
Marvel Tony Manero and Chicago pro Harry Cooper inspect 11 year old Donald Dunkelberger at Sedgefield Inn Greensboro as he shoots an 80 on the 18 hole course. Dunkelberger is the son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Dunkelberger and is hailed by pros as a real find.
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Tony Manero
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Donald Dunkelberger
Sedgefield Inn
Greensboro
Marvel
Herbert Dunkelberger
Sedgefield
Fourteen Horses Die In Maryland Blaze At Pimlico
A four alarm fire at Pimlico race track behind the grandstand killed fourteen horses in the stables owned by Dick Johnson and J. W. Y. Martin. Firemen said the blaze was under control by 8 30 p m and the grandstand suffered no damage. Park Hope and Triple Action were saved among the racers. The fire occurred shortly before 8 p m after the day’s program ended drawing thousands to look on.
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Baltimore
Pimlico Race Track
Dick Johnson
J. W. Y. Martin
Martin
Park Hope
Maryland
Dodgers Top Cubs 6-5 as Parmelee Wobbles in Brooklyn
Roy Parmelee issued six walks and a wild pitch enabling the Dodgers to score all six runs in the middle innings. Brooklyn built a 6-0 lead before Chicago rallied with two runs in the eighth and one in the ninth, but held on for a 6-5 victory. Buddy Hassett posted two singles, while Augie Galan homered for the Cubs and Frank Demaree and Stan Hack added RBIs. Brack went hitless for the Dodgers as Brooklyn won its third straight.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Roy Parmelee
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Parmelee
Gil Brack
Buddy Hassett
Augie Galan
Frank Demaree
Stan Hack
Chicago
Galan
Arey
Gasccencas
Collings
Meemaree
SL Bcc Dudavebeess
Wupkos
Bbs
Cagins
Bottarini
Marty
Cooney
Ush
Rf Escoopners
Pavagetta
Ms Coss
Moore
Lnstat
Leago
Lyn
Balle
Bryan
Par
Manush
Paree
Bryant
Bottarint
King
Eisenstat
Stewart
Stark
High Point College Sports Resume Announced Today
High Point College closes its 1936 37 inter collegiate program with four varsity teams soccer basketball tennis and baseball under Coach C Virgil Yow. Football returns as a freshman sport in 1988 with Panther eleven in North State competition.
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Alton Hartman
Panther
Greensboro
High Point College
C. Virgil Yow
Ecolege
North State
Panthers
Purple Panther
Davidson College Wildcats
Catawba Indians
Duke
Broadus Culler
Lee Sherrill
Portsmouth
Ohio
Fred Cox
Lexington
Yewmen
Appalachian
Edinboro State
Pennsylvania
Booth
Koontz
Yow
Occo Gibbs
Gibsonville
Is Tennis
Scores From Early Basketball Roundup
American Bagur records a 6 to 5 win over Chicago and 6 to 1 losses to St Louis and Detroit. Washington defeats Detroit 8 to 3 while Cleveland posts 4 and New York 6 in the mixed results roundup.
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Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
National League Scores Mix as Weather Hits Games
Brooklyn tops Chicago 6 to 5 while St Louis defeats New York 12 to 5. Pittsburgh Philadelphia games face threatening weather and Boston Cincinnati are rained out.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louise
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Este
National Semi-Pro Tour Sets 48 States for Finals
The National Semi-Pro Baseball Congress launches 48 state tours this year culminating in a national finals in Wichita in August with a minimum cash award of 6000 dollars.
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Wichita
Yankees Blanked by Ivy Andrews of Cleveland
Cleveland pitcher Ivy Paul Andrews shuts out the New York Yankees 4 to 0, ex-Yankee tackling the famed lineup and helping Cleveland rise to fourth in the American League. Lary, Trosky and Kroner deliver key hits as Gomez falters, with errors shaping limited New York offense in a 1 hour 43 minute game.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Indians
Ivy Paul Andrews
Son
Yanks
Andrews
Lefty Gomez
el Goofy
Tribe
Lyn Lary
Hal Trosky
Johnny Kroner
New York
ABR
HOA CO
Cacnevass
RAGE
Gomes
Gomez
Crosetti
Lary
Johnson
Weatherly
Putlak
Hale
Trosky
Geisel
Sommers
Johnston
White Sox topple Red Sox 5 4 as Steinbacher Bonura homer
Hank Steinbacher and Zeke Ronuraeleated Wes Ferrell with fifth inning homers powering the Chicago White Sox to a 5 4 win over Boston. Scott Dietrich failed to finish and Clint Brown closed out. Boston piling 18 hits but Chicago held on behind two Ferrell blows and solid defense.
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Paparell
Chicago White Sox
Associated Press
Chicago
Hank Steinbacher
Zeke
Clint Brown
Red Sox
Joe Cronin
White Sox
Ferrell
Jack Wilson
Ronura
Boston
W. Ferrell
P Seisse
assFiss
Mills
Wilson
Steinbacher
Rosenthal
Walker
Sssgass
Bonura
Fe Hayes
Sewell
Hai Lucius
Almada
Cronin
BR. Ferrell
Cramer
R. Ferrell
Rower Palters and Senators Win to Detroit May 8
May 8 Detroit reports schoolboy Rowe, ailing pitching star, attempts a relief role for the Senators in a game against Detroit.
Athletics and Browns collide as Kelly leads 6-1 win
The Athletics overpower the Browns 6 to 1 behind Harry Kelly's strong pitching. Tamar Newsome leads Oakland with three hits while Wally Moses and Frank Hayes add two each as the A's string together steady offense. Browns struggle with only five hits in the loss.
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ST. Louis
May
Browns
Oral Hildebrand
Athletics
Harry Kelly
Philadelphia
Rogers Hornesby
Hornsby
Tamar Newsome
Wally Moses
Frank Hayes
Moses
Hayes
Phiadelphia Abr
Rothrock
Bute Werber
Gennes
Mneem
Nesseensseess
Johnson
Neen
Newsome
Seeaeeeeteer
Clasell
Kelley
Mell
Sesees
Bottomley
Ib Ies
Bison Athletics Honor Students For Winter And Spring Work
The High Point High School Athletic Association recognized 87 athletes for meritorious winter and spring activities during chapel periods. Awards covered wrestling golf swimming tennis track baseball and girls sports with letters stars pins and monograms awarded to named athletes and staff.
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High Point High School Athletic Association
Missa Stallings
Marion Sams
Tratk
Thomas Baldwin
Wade Marlette
Marlette
Cameron Deans
Charles Parks
FOL Bisons
Arnold Brown
Billy Grham
Clarence Idol
Hubert Jackson
Howard Kearns
Arnold Lloyd
Bill Loflin
Johnny Miller
R. Jd. Newby
Worth Suydam
Marvin Grant
Joe M. Brinson
John Diffendal
Frank Garrett
Sidney Gayle
Ansel Snow
Rodney Snow
Herbert Speaas
Lester Valentine
Bayne Keever
Adam Gibson
Jack Green
Thurman Horney
Wade Koontz
Cleo Venable
David Conrad
Leslie Conrad
William Frazier
Pickett Hamlin
George Stewart
L. H. Warren
Marshall Short
Robert Bolton
Robert Clifton
Crowson Farr
Grover Parr
Charles Hedrick
Graham King
Carl Mickey
James Owens
Francie Robinson
Bob Truesdale
Harry Winder
James Edwards
Garland Causey
Lonnie Fitegerald
Brantley Hucks
Marc Grant
Burke Koontz
Oscar McMullan
Floyd Evans
Willie Hinkle
Grover Farr
Charles
George Marsh
James Harris
Ruth Ry Kimrey
Geneva Crowder
Minnie Brown
Lucille Samuel
Alice Lee Charlies
Duke Blue Devils Defeat Davidson in Dual Meet
Duke Blue Devils track team snapped Davidson's six meet winning streak 86 to 40. Duke won 12 of 14 events led by Steckel with two firsts and 19 points, as Duke prepares to defend the Southern Conference crown in Durham next weekend.
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Davidson
Duke
Blue Devil
Steckel
Blue Devils
Durham
Scores and errors from Southern and American Association games
In Birmingham Atlanta and Nashville results darken the ledger with scores 2 to 7 and 4 to 13 while Chattanooga and Knoxville show 2 and 0 respectively. Indianapolis defeated Milwaukee 1 to 6 as Columbus crushed Minneapolis 12 to 0 and Toledo beat St. Paul 8 to 4.
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Southern Association
Birmingham & Atlanta
Nashville
Memphis
New Orleans
Chattanooga
American Association
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Tar Heel Netmen blank Navy in 8-0 rout
University of North Carolina tennis team overwhelmed the Naval Academy 8-0 in Annapolis. Potts defeated Grantham 6-1 6-2, Henderson beat Mathews 6-2 6-1, Puller beat Goodman 6-2 6-0, Foreman beat Moore 6-0 6-8 6-4, Farrell beat Bass 6-1 6-1, and UNC won all doubles matches including Potts Fuller over Grantham Goodman 6-2 6-2 and Foreman Robinson over Mathews Moore 8-6 7-5 plus Foreman Henderson 6-0 6-1.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
University of North Carolina
Loflin Fires Five Hit Game for Furniture City Victory
Pitcher Loflin struck out 13 and allowed five hits as Furniture City beat Highland 4 to 1 in an Amateur league game at Adames-Millis Park yesterday. Grant and Franklin added two hits apiece for the winner, while O Burge also contributed.
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Loflin
Highland
Furniture City
Adames-Millis Park
Grant
Franklin
O. Burge
Guilford Defeats Snow Lumber 8 to 6 In Curtain Raiser
Guilford Hosiery jumped to an early lead and held on nine innings to beat Snow Lumber 8 to 6 in an Amateur league curtain raiser at the Abattoir. Perry had three hits for Guilford while Davis and Wilson added two doubles and two singles respectively. Snow Lumber scored in the first and fifth frames with a late push but could not overtake the lead.
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Guilford Hosiery
Snow Lumber
Perry
Guilford
Davis
Wilson
Semi-Pro Bosses Send Autographed Ball to Speaker in Hospital
Honus Wagner, high commissioner of the semi pros, sent Tris Speaker an autographed baseball from a Cleveland hospital. Wagner stated the gesture reflected kindest wishes from 500,000 semi pro players, as the move helped launch state semi pro meets last year.
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Tris
Cleveland
Honus Wagner
Alice Marble sails for England to ply London tennis
Accompanied by her coach Eleanor Tennant and with five racquets under her arm, Alice Marble departs for England aboard the Berengaria. She will compete in the City of London championship before Wimbledon, where the national women's title holder seeks the all England crown, and will witness Coronation ceremonies in London.
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Eleanor Tennant
Alice Marble
England
Miss Marble
Morris Leads Duke To Southern Conference Golf Crown
Johnny Morris, sensational sophomore, shot 69 in the morning and 73 in the afternoon to win individual medal honors as Duke captured its third straight Southern Conference golf championship at Pinehurst. Davidson challenged, finishing one stroke behind Duke with 632.
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Associated Press
Pinehurst
N. C
Johnny Morris
Duke Blue Devils
Morris
Blue Devils
Davidson College
William H. Zimmerman
Virginia Military Institute
Augusta
Henson Maples
Davidson
Johnny Cree
Duke
Chariie Glagola
W. Dupree
G. Miller
Bill Snow
J. Westall
R. Pittman
Maples
Panthers Wind Up With Win Over Mock Judson
High Point college Panthers wrap the 1937 season by defeating Mock Judson 8 to 4 in Greensboro. Freshman Hal Yow allowed nine hits across the mound as the Panthers hammered Taylor and Mack Judson for sixteen hits led by Koontz with two doubles and a single. Kail homered and added two singles for Greensboro, Gray also homered.
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Enterprise Greensboro
High Point College Panther
Judson
Greensboro
Hal Yow
Panthers
Taylor
Mack Judson
Koontz
Panther
Kail
Gray
Tar Heels Top NC State 12 to 5 in Raleigh
The Tar Heels collected 14 hits off two UNC pitchers to beat NC State 12 to 5 in Raleigh. Mac Berry started for State and was tagged for 12 safeties in seven innings. Allen Green allowed two in the eighth but none in the ninth. Six hits by UNC came off Berry in the seventh inning as they scored five runs.
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Raleigh
N. C
University of North Carolina
Tar Heels
N. C. State College
Mac Berry
State
Allen Green
Berry
International League scores round up
Rochester 16, Jersey City 6. Syracuse 6-1. Buffalo 0-8. Montreal 4-1. Newark 1-?. Baltimore 8. Toronto 6.
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Rochester
Jersey City
Syracuse
Buffalo
Montreal
Newark
Baltimore
Toronto
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High Point
Louisburg
Atlantic Christian
Guilford Quakers
Lenoir Rhyne
Elon
Catawba
George Armfield
Buck Setzer
Richard Short
Reginald Hinshaw
Harrery Pressley
David Cooper
Hinshaw
Armfield
Wilson Rogers
C. B. Owens
Yowho
Willie Park
Finch Park
Thomasville
Johnny Rudisill
Linecalnton
Jehmael Dorsett
George Craver
Ivy Andrews
Yankee
Wes Ferrell
Lered
Senators
Tigers
Jake Wade
Rowe
McLaughin
Tig- Buck Newsom
Jerry Walker
Tiger
Newson
Neneescvenes
Owen
Wade
Ean
Bison Athletics
Little Rock
Knoxville
Caldwell
Boore
Philadel
Hildebrand
Troteer
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McCgowann
Moriarty
Quinn
Tar Heel
Navy
Torr Mizmang
Rhe
Loflin and
Whitt and
Hensley
Guilford Type
Caglese Elder, Yokley, Coffey and Butler
Wildcats
John Cree
D. Wistall
Henry Clark
North Carolina
R. Baker
Carolina
K. Scales
N. C. State
Tom Brooks
Niutta
Glagols
Richmond VU
Kirkow
Washington & Lee
W. Snow
I Kirven
Mock-Judson
International League
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