Walker Cup Opens With US Narrow Lead At St Andrews
At St Andrews on May 11 1984 the United States led Britain in the Walker Cup foursomes after the morning session. The US pairings Goodman and Little built an eight hole edge over Tolley and Wethered while Moreland and Westland led their British rivals by two holes at halfway.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
United States
Johnny Goodman
W. Lawson Little
Cyril Tolley
Roger Wethered
Gus Moreland
Texas
Jack Westland
Chicago
Harry Bentley
Eric Fiddian
America
Francis Culmet
George T. Dunlap
Sam
Eric McRavie
Jack McLean
H. Chandler Egan
Max Maracon
Michael Scott
Sam McKinlay
Goodman
Little
Tolley
Wethered
Tar Heels Poised With One Of The Best Teams In Years
Carolina bears down with a 24th win in sight as V P I visits Chapel Hill. Coach Bonnie Hearn leads a balanced attack and stellar defense hoping to extend UNC’s strong Southern Conference and state lead.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Tar Heels
Bonnie Hearn
Hearn
Duke University
Ernest McKeithan
Nate Andrews
Fred Crouch
Colege
McKelthan
Keystone
Tommy Irwin
Virell Weathers
Norman McCaskill
Vic Thurman
Thurmae
Gus Melver
Jim Tatum
Strong
Southerland
Gobbler
North Carolina
Frankly Speaking Bruins Improve Lead With Win Over Robins
Frankly Speaking reports Bruins extend league lead by defeating Robins as Chicago Cubs and Brooklyn Dodgers showcase power with 18 homers in two days. Warneke wins for Cubs who rise one and a half games ahead. Cardinals and Reds win while Phillies rainout affects standings. Gehrig stars for Yankees in 13 3 victory.
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Hugh S&s
Fullerton
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley Field
Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Chicago
Len Warneke
Chuck Kiein Wallop
Gabby Hartnett
Tony Cuccinello
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Cardinals
Giants
Pirates
New York
St. Louis
Jim Mooney
Hill Jahan
Pepper Martin
Joe Medwick
Cincinnati Reds
Braves
Johnson
Boston
Lou Gehrig
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Indians
Bart Averill
Joe Voemik
Red Sox
Athletics
Detroit
Bob Johnson
Pinky Higgins
Rey Mahaffey
Alton Benton
A’s
Senators
Tigers
Triangle and S P A Clash In Feature With Opening Day
The Furniture City hosts opening day for two amateur baseball leagues Industrial and Amateur with key matchups. Triangle vs Southern Public Utilities and Millis vs Melrose highlight the Industrial schedule while Adams Millis and Melrose chase early titles. Robbins faces Highland as the Amateur circuit starts its second round amid high scores.
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Furniture City
Triangle
Southern Public Utilities
Ss. P. U
Ise
Adame Millis
Melrose
Willis Park
Eever
Robbins
Highland
Panthers Seek Tie With Elon for North State Title
High Point aims to finish the season tied with Elon for the North State Conference baseball championship after rebuilding the program last year under coach Virgil Yow. High Point stands at 18 5 while Catawba would need two wins to reach the same .750 pace as Elon. Booster day tickets totaling 2000 were sold to draw a large crowd for the season finale at Willis Park and the Catawba doubleheader.
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High Point College
Elon
Panthers
Virgil Yow
Catawba
Indians
Willis Park
Christians
High Point
Flon
Blair park golfer Bill Crichton recuperating at Duke
Bill Crichton popular Blair park professional is recovering at Duke University hospital in Durham after an operation. He hopes to return to golf soon despite long-standing physical challenges and aims to play regularly once fit. Charlie Spencer lauds his 1934 track team as his best yet. State college will send Milan Zorl and Rex to the State meet at Chapel Hill.
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Bill Crichton
Blair Park
Durham
Duke University Hospital
Bill
Hunn Hackney
Commercial Golf League Commission
Bill Baey
Bunn
Charlie Spencer
State College
Milan Zorl
Rex
Chapel Hill
Cubs Clouted Eighth vs Chuck Klein in Early Tilt
Game summary notes Cubs nabbing a win with an eighth inning rally against Chuck Klein as Brook, Roy Mahaffey, and Alton Benton shine on the mound. Athletics limited the Tigers to four hits in a low scoring contest.
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Cubs
Chuck Klein
Gett Brook
Southeastern editors invited to Florida retreat
Caetan Theead of Silver Springs, Fla., urged a Southeastern sports editors group to join a tour to the Florida resort and other sections of the state. They will be guests of Paul MelLeod, Purman University coach, and the Silver Springs owners, with plans for frequent gatherings at the resort.
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Caetan
Te Vlestis Tivasten
Thad Street Faces Tully Blair In Carolina Amateur semis
In Charlotte on May 11 Thad Street of College of Charleston meets veteran Tully Blair of Winston-Salem in the 36 hole semifinal of the 83rd Carolina Amateur. Duke’s Clif Perry faces Davidson’s Charlie Ross in the lower bracket as the event advances.
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Charlotte
Thad Street
College of Charleston
Tully Blair
Winston-Salem
Clif Perry
Duke University
Charlie Ross
Davidson College
Street
Henry Poe
Durham
Blair
Ed Edgerton
Raleigh
Edgerton
Perry
Dick Wilson
Southern Pines
N. C
Duke
Columbia Leads Piedmont Loop In Lively May Series
In Charlotte on May 11 the Columbia Sand lappers topped Charlotte's Hornets 11 to 8 as four new Piedmont league series opened. Grayson Wolf pitched until the ninth, Bud Shaney battered, and Columbia tallied five runs in six innings then added six more in the eighth. Also Richmond beat Norfolk 16 to 6. Greensboro defeated Wilmington 21 to 7 after seven walks and 30 hits.
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Charlotte
Columbia Sandlappers
Palmero Capitalists
Hornets
Grayson Wolf
University of Carolina
Bud Shaney
Columbians
Lefty Larsen
Richmond
Norfolk
Colts
Greensboro
Patriots
Ting
Wilmington
Pirates
All-Star hitters pace early league games
Odell Hale led the Indians with two doubles and a single in an attack on the Braves. Silas Johanson struck out seven as Redy beat the Braves. Jon Gehrig starred for the Yankers with two homers and two doubles driving in seven against Chicago. Pepper Martin scored, drove in two, and stole a base in the Cardinals win over the Giants.
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Associated Press
Odell Hale
Indians
Festen
Silas Johanson
Redy
Braves
Jon Gehrig
Yankers
Chicago
Pepper Martin
Cardinals
Giants
Adams-Millis and Highland in a tense prep match
Adams-Millis faces Highland in a heated game while Tomlinson and Oakdale meet for a regional showdown. Amos confronts Furniture City as Robbins takes on Globe Parlor. Harriss and Coving also appear in local court of play.
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Adams-Millis
Highland
Tomlinson
Oakdale
Amos
Furniture City
Robbins
Globe Parlor
Harriss-Coving
Saturday Games Featured By S P U Triangle Pairings
Teams listed include S P U against Triangle while Adams-Millis faces Melrose and Highlands plays Robbins H F P. An overall bye is noted among the fixtures.
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S. P. U. Va. Triangle
Adams-Millis
Melrose
Highlands
Robbins H. PF
Scorekeepers Sought For Industrial and Amateur Leagues
Team managers must have their scorekeepers report game results to The Enterprise Sport desk before 8 PM Saturday. The Enterprise provides box score blanks for use around game time. Scorers should record assists and create a running account of points.
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Enterprise Sporte de Feat
Bate
Rans
Trustees to Meet Raleigh June At Governor’s Office
The University of North Carolina trustees will hold their summer meeting in Raleigh at the governor’s office on June 1. The executive committee will meet the day before.
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Raleigh
University of North Carolina Trustees
French Government Factories Produce 18.427 Billion Cigars in 1932
Government factories reported a total output of 18.427 billion cigars in 1932. Production highlights include high volumes across major state workshops and continued emphasis on tobacco products amid economic conditions.
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