Veterans Fail to Qualify for Open Championship Field
The North Shore club in Chicago will host 130 professionals and 21 amateurs in the national open after 99 pros and 19 amateurs survived sectional qualifying. Notable misses included Chick Evans Jock Hutchison George Sargent Emmett French and Charley Yates. Several former champions and Ryder Cup members qualified or advanced, with amateurs Gus Moreland Neil White George Dawson and Maurice McCarthy among those earning spots.
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Oland MacKenzie
Denver
Johnny Farrell
Cyril Walker
Horton Smith
al Watrous
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Tony Manero
Joe Turnesa
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High Point College Announces 1934 Indoor Panthers Schedule
Twelve basketball games for the 1934 season were carded by High Point college. The schedule, set with North State Conference teams, was decided at Salisbury by officials and coaches. Atlantic Christian to be added later.
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Local Bowlers Triumph And Fall In Meet
The Lucky Strike Bowlers lost to Greensboro by 46 pins at home alleys while the local women defeated Greensboro women by 61 points. Self led locals with 337, Cy Carroll top Greensboro with 336. Mrs Hill led local women at 251 and Miss Pugh top Greensboro women with 269.
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Wool shrinkage reduced by warm water and mild soap
Washing woolen fabric with warm water and mild soap can minimize shrinkage. Slow air drying helps preserve size. The note emphasizes gentle handling to maintain fabric dimensions.
No state has ever had a woman as a lieuteant governor
A concise claim notes that no U.S. state has yet inaugurated a woman to the post of lieutenant governor, reflecting historical gender gaps in high statewide executive offices. The statement highlights ongoing discussions about female political leadership and representation.
High Point to host two game set with E C T C
High Point Panthers end 1938 baseball season with two afternoon games against Eastern Carolina Teachers College. Coach Virgil Yow aims for two wins to lift the team to an above .400 winning percentage as Lee Sherrill likely starts in the opener. Teachers boast strong hitting and seek to break even in the series.
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Wildcats and Deacons face off for Big Five lead today
Rival leaders Wake Forest and Davidson meet on the Davidson diamond to settle Big Five baseball standings. UNC, Navy clash in Annapolis as Tar Heels dominate Georgetown 13 0. Golf action at Sedgefield Cherokee yields semi finals with Duke and UNC players in fierce pairings. State tennis suffers a 10 0 loss to Duke at Durham.
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Southern Conference Track Meet Field Events Show Big Names
Durham May 16 North Carolina Virginia Duke and Virginia Polytechnic Institute dominate previews of the Southern Conference track meet with top contenders in field events. Notables include Turner of Virginia Polytechnic in the high jump and Coles of Virginia in the shot and javelin as well as Mullis and Craig among discus leaders and pole vault entrants.
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Painters To Play Lexington Outfit
The Marietta Paint company semi pro team meets Briggs-Jackson tomorrow at 4pm on the High Point Celles diamond in the rematch after Briggs-Jackson won the first clash 2 to 3. Key hits by Kivett Bowers Hinkle East Clarke and Reonte. Neal, Vance and Otry. Attendance listed at 500 with Hedrick and Dr A as umpires.
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Piedmont League Standings and Results Summary
Standings and results from the Piedmont League list Greens and other clubs. Yesterday's scores show Wilmington 4 over Greens, Durham 8 over Richmond, Charlotte 4 over Winston Salem, and Greensboro vs Wilmington and Winston Salem games noted. Teams Durham Richmond Charlotte Winston appear in upcoming matchups.
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Games Today Report From Major League Wire
Philadelphia plays Pittsburgh while Boston visits Cincinnati New York travels to Chicago and Brooklyn faces St Louis in a slate of road tests across the circuit.
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Detroit at New York Clash Across League Standings
Detroit faces New York in a key matchup while Louis battles Boston in a separate game. Chicago plays Philadelphia and Cleveland visits Washington as rosters and venue stakes shape a busy night.
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Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Seveneniesee
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Local Scores Favor New Orleans and Birmingham Over Nashville and Chattanooga
New Orleans defeats Nashville 3 to 0 while Birmingham beats Chattanooga 8 to 5. Memphis and Atlanta game scheduled for a later date. only these results are listed.
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Major League Leaders Update From National League
The Associated Press lists leaders after yesterday's games. Hartnett of the Cubs leads NL batting at .370, with Traynor of the Pirates at .364 and Klein of the Phillies at .364. Berger of the Braves drives in 27, Hartnett has 23. Traynor and Klein tied for 36 hits. Klein and Hartnett top doubles with 8.
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Western League Showcases Strength Across Leagues
National League western clubs lead on the Atlantic seaboard with 24 wins and one tie in 42 games. American League western teams post 18 victories, 17 losses, while the New York Giants and Pirates trade power with the Cubs and Reds. Cleveland Indians top the junior circuit with seven wins, two losses as Yankees struggle with four wins in nine. In foreign territory, Pirates beat Phillies 6 4 before A’s edge Indians 1 0 in a tense pitching duel.
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Boxing Roundup: Several Decisive Wins and Draws Across Cities
Associated Press reports multiple bouts: Charney Massara of Pittsburgh outpoints Adolph Heinz in New York, Joe King Cairo stops Tiger Le Mon in Charleston, Freddy Thomas Mahon City and Billy Vaughn draw in Sioux City, Lope Temorio defeats Ernie Kirchner in Macon, Bucky Burton defeats Jimmy Powell in Miami, Earl Johnson bests Ruby Goldstein in Miami, and Ray Tramble stops Bill Roederer in Louisville.
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