UNC Cops 13th Track Title At Duke Stadium
UNC preserves its 12th straight NC track title by edging Duke by a point after nine events, then finishing with strong scores. Duke basked in stars John Ownlee and LeGore as new state marks fell in 22 events including 220 dash 220 low hurdles and javelin.
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DUKE
Durham
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
Heels
Devils
Davidson
U. S. State
Carolina
N. C. State
Lenoir Rhyne
Wake Forest
Guilford
John Ownlee
Big Duke
Zort
N. C
Mullis
LeGore
Hubbard
Bradsher
Lewis
Rex
State
Armfield
N. V
Chandler
Farrar
Brownlee
Childers
Fleagle
Gunter
Currie
Smith
Jackson
Ripley
McDonald
Carman
Williamson
Crist
Gwyn
Arclay
Fulmer
Higby
Abernethy
Hawthorne
McCallie
Moore
Pratt
Duke Bradsher
Reichman
Wintley
More
Bryan
Sizemore
Gienn
Rankin
Norman
Cathey
Deemer
Phillips
Head Play Wins Over Broker's Tip In Preakness
Head Play defeats Broker’s Tip in the Preakness Stakes. Tenth in a field of ten, the race highlighted the competitive undercard as the colt secured a surprising finish.
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Broker’s
Semi-Pro Baseball Clash at Willis Park
Durham Independent visits Willis Park to face a Durham semi pro team coached by George Cowan. Bill White leads the locals with Andrews likely on the mound and Barnes of Thomaville expected to start at first. The lineup mirrors the first two games as they chase a third straight win.
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Durham
Bill White
George Cowan
Willis Park
Andrews
Kirby
Cowan
Barnes
Thomasville
Smith
Young
Connor
Williams
Joe
Henry
Eldorado Edges H P T and D In Ninth Inning
Eldorado beat High Point Thomasville and Denton Railway 7 to 5 after a collision sent Manager Gammon to the turf and allowed two runs before he recovered. Score by innings shows Eldorado pulling away late.
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Thomasville
Denton
Eldorado
Gammon
Head Play wins Preakness amid 1933 Derby rematch
Head Play dominates the Pimlico track in the forty-third Preakness, beating nine rivals including Derby winner Brokers Tip. Kurtsinger rides the chestnut for Mrs. Silas B. Mason as Head Play pays 5.60 3.60 2.60, earning 26 850 for owners from Dodd County Kentucky. Ladysman, Utopian, Pomponius follow in a tight finish with notable challengers Inlander Kerry Patch Poppyman and Silent Shot.
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Baltimore
Silas B. Mason
Brokers Tip
Pimlico
Willie Crump
Son
W. R. Coe
Saratoga
Wheatley Stable
James Fitzsimmons
Coe
Ladysman
Pomponius
E. R. Bradley
Idie Hour Farm
Churchill Downs
Mrs. Mason
de Valera
Utopian
Head Play
Dodd County
Kentucky
Charley Kurtsinger
Alfred Robertson
New York
C. H. Phipps
Kurtsinger
Son of My Play
Ladyaman
Pompey
Wheatley
Dodge Sloane
Inlander
Leo Rosenberg
Kerry Patch
John Hay Whitney
Poppyman
J. WN
Passenger air traffic up 17 percent in early 1933
Passenger traffic on America's scheduled air transport lines rose 17 percent in the opening months of 1933 compared with the same period in 1932, signaling improved demand in the industry.
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America
Merrilees Portends Open Tourney Qualifying
Andy Merrilees Dug Aycock and George Slingerland travel to Washington for sectional qualifying in the National Open. They will compete 36 holes at Manor club Norbeck Maryland with about ten players advancing to the Open at North Shore Golf Club Glenview Illinois June 8 9 and 10.
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Andy Merrilees
High Point
Dugan Aycock
Danville
Martinsville
George Slingerland
Greensboro Country Club
Washington
Manor Club
Norbeck
North Shore Golf Club
Glen View
UNC tennis team sweeps southern conference titles
Wilmer Hines of Columbia defeats Lenoir Wright to win the singles crown, then pairs with Wright to take the doubles title. The Tar Heels win the team championship with seven points, Virginia and Duke each on one.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
Lenoir Wright
Charlotte
Barney Welsh
John Higgins
Duke
Virginia
Wright
Hines
Higgins
Welsh
John Dillard
John MacGlinn
North Carolina
Asheboro Loses To High Point Nine In Industrial League
In Asheboro the High Point Overall outslugged the home nine 18 to 8 in an Industrial League clash. Stamey drilled a bases loaded three bagger, Nabors went 2 for 3, Frye 3 for 5 for the visitors, while Albright and R Kennedy headed Asheboro’s offense. Mason pitched seven innings before McDowell finished for High Point. Attendance was 300 as Mason earned the win and Yow took the loss.
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Asheboro
R. Kennedy
C. Kennedy
Redding
Ehs
Weess Seiss
H. P
Davis
L. Burge
Connor
Burge
SC Rabo
Stamey
Hitch
Tan Ban
McDowell
Yow
Pry
Mason
Marietta Paint Beats Thomasville Chair 6-2 in Local Tilt
Marietta Paint defeats Thomasville Chair 6 to 2 as Yakley allows eight scattered hits and Greene Welborn and Ridge lead the offense with two hits each. Connor leads the losers with three of four at the plate.
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Marietta Paint Company
Thomasville Chair Company
Ellison
Yakley
Greene
Welborn
Ridge
Connor
Pope
Marietta
Abrhpoa
Chases Sinquefield
OSG
Epmeett
Uc Oc
Te OS Iy Ok Wit
OG Lats BU Ak cc Cclere Ee
Tors Ackiss Ree
R Thomas
Cusly
Marietta Paint
Wil
Cisne
Yokley
Hollingsworth
Freshmen Defeated By Fast Junior Ball Club
Two base hits by Tutterow Clarke and Jarret pace the juniors who fall to a fast junior baseball club. Johnson earns the win with 10 strikeouts, while Bowers takes the loss as juniors left three on base. Umpires Garner and Hedrick.
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Fast Junior Ball Club
Tutterow
Clarke
Jarret
Johnson
Bowers
Nie
Garner
Hedrick
Red DeLapp
Igh Point
Newby
ABA
Murrow
Neal S
Anne
Hill
Alsom Craven
Éavaea
Durham Bulls Split Doubleheader With Wilmington
Durham won the first game 3 to 2 and lost the second 14 to 6 in a doubleheader. Red O Malley broke his right leg sliding into first base and will miss at least two months. Den ning and Ferguson matched mound efforts in game one while Jim Blakesley starred in game two with a homer and a running back handed catch.
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Durham
Durham BulLs
Wilmington
Red O'Malley
Dennis
Denton
Ferguson
Pirates
Thelander
Marsden
Jim Blakesley
Carter
Second Game Offensive Summary and Pitching Lapses
In the second game Lindley and Perry drive in two each while Brittain hits five RBIs and Blakesley hits a home run. Kilpatrick Mort Leh man contribute base hits and steals as Thelander works 5 2 3 innings with 13 hits allowed. Marsden allows 2 in 2 1 3 innings. Thelander records a wild pitch and is charged with the loss as Wilmington loses 8 to 5 at Durham with Mahiey and Kearney umpiring.
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Kilpatrick
Vaughan
Kahn
Blakesley
Brittain
Schreicher
Lindley
O'Malley
Scharein
Mort
Wilmington
Durham
Denton
Dennis
Ferguson
Lehman
Dews
Kearney
Mahley
Abrhpore Kilpatrick
Sanford
Perry
Carter
Britain
Staylor
Tieman
CGC
Ssso
Fisher
C . Os Lacy
Bounad
Schbourg
Loftus
Richbourg
Kehn
T Wilmington
Thelander
Marsden
Mite
Mahiey Ane Kearney
Erre Lindley
Cvevess
Shieidher
Klakeley
Seharein
Bowling Teams To Play Here Monday
Greensboro will bring two bowling teams to High Point Monday night to compete with local bowlers at the Lucky Strike alleys. The S. H. Kress girls team will face the local ladies while the two varsity teams from the alleys clash. A German engineer has produced a radio controlled skyrocket intended for carrying mail.
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Greensboro
High Point
S. H. Kress
Night Diamond Games Open With Eight Teams In Schedule
The High Point Industrial Night Diamond league opens this week with eight teams: Triangle, Melrose, Amos, Adams-Millis, High Point Box, Highland, Southern Chair and Robbins. Tuesday 7:30 Triangle vs Amos and 8:30 Adams-Millis vs High Point Box. Wednesday 7:30 Melrose vs Highland and Southern Chair versus Robbins at Willis Park.
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High Point Industrial Night
Triangle
Melrose
Amos
Adams- Millis
High Point Box
Highland
Southern Chair
Robbins
Adams-Millis
Willis Park
Negro Track Meet Set For May 22 At William Penn High
A committee of local colored schoolsscheduled the fourth annual Colored School Track Carnival for Monday at 2 30 PM at William Penn high school The date was postponed twice previously due to wet grounds and rain conditions.
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William Penn High School
Elon swamps Catawba College in 18 to 8 blowout
Elon crushed Catawba College 18 to 8 in Salisbury on May 13 as Catawba pitchers were plagued by walks and errors. Clark and Abernethy homered in the eighth and ninth with runners aboard.
Suit for 140 Dollars Filed Against Hamilton Florist Inc
Dorothy McFarland sues Hamilton Florist Inc in municipal court for 140 dollars with interest from November 8, 1932. The action was instituted yesterday.
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Dorothy McFarland
Hamilton Florist, Inc
Notables Set For Women’s Southern at Radium Springs
A 1932-33 era roster highlights key figures in the Women’s Southern Golf Association. Vicksburg champion, Alexa Sterling Frazier, and multiple regional champions from Memphis Detroit Atlanta and Birmingham appear in group photos and leadership roles.
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Radium Springs
Albany
Georgia
Vicksburg
Miss
WSCA
Tom Mastin
Hot Springs
Ark
Alexa Sterling Frazier
WSGA
Canada
Women's Southern Golf Association
Willard P. Sullivan
Suffolk
David Gant
Memphis
Tenn
Detroit
J. Walter Beyer
Okla
Oklahom
trans-Mississippi
Fitc-Hugh
Southern
Margaret
Atlanta
Margaret Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
David Memphis
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U.N. C
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Ladisman
Broker
T. and
Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Merrilees
Christian Nine
Elon
Newsome
Waters and
VaVniewsky
Bortner
Cesareo
C. B. Keeler
Kennon W. Rodwell
Norfolk
P. Sullivan
George On
Association
Dan Chandler
Dallas
Texas
Solomon
Evra Eileen Er
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