Hicks and Collett Reach British Women’s Golf Quarterfinals
Helen Hicks of New York and Glenna Collett of the United States advanced to the quarterfinals of the British women’s championship at Formby. Hicks defeated Mrs Leo Federman four up with three to play while Collett beat England’s Beryl Brown seven up with six to play.
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Formby
Eng
Helen Hicks
New York
Glenna Collett
Miss Hicks
Leo Federman
Miss Collett
Beryl Brown
England
Maureen Orcutt
Jenid Wilson
New Jersey
Virginia van Wie
Stewart Hanley
Edith Quixer
Orcutt
Enid Wilson
Maureen Orcuit
Hilda Cameron
Collett and Gourlay Duel in British Women’s Golf Fourth Round
Nearly 2,000 spectators watched Glenna Collett of the United States and Molly Gourlay of England contest the British women’s golf tournament fourth round. The match swung back and forth with pars, birdies, and late lead changes as Gourlay and Collett traded holes through the first twelve, with the gallery swelling to nearly 4,000 by midday.
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Glenna Collett
Molly Gourlay
England
Miss Gourlay
Miss Collett
Gourlay
Miss Courlay
Capudine Reported Safe Headache Pain Reliever
The advertisement promotes Capudine as a safe non opiate treatment for headache neuralgia and nerve pains. It claims rapid soothing action without stomach upset and notes liquid form works faster than tablets with 30c and 60c sizes available at drug stores.
Local Highs Out of Pennant Rage
Marlette high school fell from the western division pennant race after losing 5 to 2 to Charlotte highs. Five costly errors by High Point allowed Charlotte to seize the game and the lead. Gadd and Brogden pitched in a low scoring affair as the contest unfolded in a pitchers battle at Winston-Salem setting.
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R. H. E. High
C'lotte
Brogdon
Willard
Gadd
Daniels
Smith and Diegel Lose To Pair of British Golf Stars
Archie Compston and Abe Mitchell defeated Leo Diegel and Horton Smith in a 36 hole international professional match in North Manchester England. The British pair led nine up with eight to play.
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North
Manchester
Eng
Archie Compston
Abe Mitchell
Leo Diegel
Horton Smith
Bakers Defeat Printers 6 to 3 in Jones Field Clash
American Bakeries defeated City Printers 6 to 3 on Jones field yesterday afternoon as Moore pitched strongly allowing three hits. The Baker hurling ace dominated the contest, limiting the printers to three hits.
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American Bakeries
City Printers
Moore
Jones Field
Baker
Printers
Indians Edge Senators in Tight 11 6 Victory
Yesterday's Stars met hardier pitching as Miller blanked Washington through six innings, Indians tallied 11 runs, Senators only one hit, and beat Washington 11 6. Hack Wilson hit his ninth homer as Cubs edged Braves 9 8. Waite Hoyt pitched well for Yankees 4 1 over Browns. Chuck Klein drove in four for Phillies in 14 8 win over Pirates. Art Herring beat Red Sox 4 1 as three-hit attack limited them to eight.
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Met Harder
Indians
Miller
Senators
Washington
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Braves
Waite Hoyt
Yankees
Browns
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Phils
Pirates
Art Herring
Tigere
Red Sox
Escapes Death Twice In Milton Child
Three year old Bobby De Hart swallowed poison tablets but was saved by prompt action. Days later he burned himself when his clothes caught fire while playing with matches. His parents will monitor him closely until he can care for himself.
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Milton
Bobby de Hart
High School All Inter Class Track and Field Meets
The article notes the girls team defeated Greensboro 44 to 0 on the local diamond yesterday. It previews the inter class track and field meet set for Thursday May 15 at the high school athletic field with junior and senior events and two meets added by class.
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Greensboro
Stout
Fritz
Waynick
Thomas
Sarah Ellerbe
B. W. Hackney
W. W. Lewis
C. E. Spencer
Holt McPerson
W. E. Johnston
L. L. Stookey
L. R. Johnston
Ralph Mulligan
W. C. King
W. E. Marlette
M. L. Patrick
Brooks Stoan
Edgar Hartley
James McLeod
E. T. Howard
R. N. Farmer
T. A. Sykes. Beeson
Carolina defeats Wildcats 8 to 3 in Chapel Hill game
University of North Carolina baseball team belted 11 safeties to beat the Davidson Wildcats 8 to 3 at Chapel Hill. Duke freshman pitcher Coombs hurled three hits for Carolina while Longest held Davidson to three. Guilford fell 9 to 5 to Bridgewater. UNC tennis lost 4 to 2 at Tulane.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Davidson Wildcats
Duke
Chapel Hill
Wildcats
Carolina
Coombs
Jack Coombs
Durham
Brethres
Guilford Quakers
Bridgewater
Tulane
Stone Mountain
Bakery Team Defeats City Stores Five In a Close Bowling Match
The American Bakeries defeat City Stores at bowling by two points Monday night. Bakeries posted a 288 2-5 average versus City Stores 286 2-5. Lineups and scores follow.
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Bakery
City Store Five
American Bakeries
City Stores
Bakeries
City
Wall Fee
Bryant
McDowell
Ingram
Gaddee A
Kearns
Edwards
Covington
Southern
Jones Walker Cup Team Opens Two Day Match with Britain
Jones American Walker Cup team faces Britain's amateurs at Royal St. George's in Sandwich starting with four two ball foursomes followed by eight singles. U. S. seeks sixth straight team win. Britain, though favored by some after 1928, has never beaten the Americans in this event.
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Sandwich
Eng
Bobby Jones
Britain
Royal St. George’s Courts
Great Britain
United States
Britain May Use Hartley and Smith in St George's Race
Britain may field Rex Hartley who defeated Dr. Willing in the Sunday St George's race and J. N. Smith to replace two members of the foursomes lineup.
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Britain
Rex Hartley
Dr. Willing
St. George’s
J. N. Smith
Australian George Cook to face Mickey Walker in Derby eye fight
American Legion officials announced that George Cook, Australian heavyweight champion, will replace Al Friedman as Walker's opponent in the ten round Derby Eye fight card in Louisville. Friedman damaged a hand in Boston and was suspended by the Kentucky athletic board for fighting within five days of his scheduled appearance.
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Lowisville
American Legion
George Cook
Australia
al Friedman
Boston
Mickey Walker
Derby Eye
Friedman
Kentucky Athletic Board of Control
Winston-Salem Boy Heads Davidson Golf Team Next Year
Jack Pepper Jr. of Winston-Salem has been elected captain and manager of the Davidson College golf team for 1930-31. This marks his second consecutive year in both roles, with strong freshman prospects expected to boost the squad beyond this season.
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Winston-Salem
Davidson
Jack Pepper, S Jr
Davidson College
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