High Point Tops Henderson in Day Game Behind Boone Power
High Point beat Henderson 13 6 as Dan Boone homered twice and led a 17 hit attack against Pat Townsend. Henderson bounced back in the night game, Teague’s crew scoring 9 in the sixth to win 11 8, with Boone again contributing three hits in four trips.
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Henderson
High Point
Dan Boone
Pat Townsend
Birds Moundsman
Jimmy Teagues
Pirds
Roy Appleton
Boye
Goldie Holt
Big Dan
Hassocks
Daniel
Broncho Mayo
Guy Morton
Whitey Wallgren
Parrish
Bryan
C. Par
Lundeen Eee
M. Parrish
Townsend
Clark
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Kilpatrick
Ps . Cox
Holt
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Teague
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Shaney
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Te *Ueller
Bettie Mire
Balk Settlemire
Ball Maus
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Ning
Pshaw
Am- Toans
Tulane Wins Close Southern Conference Track Title
Tulane University captured the ninth annual Southern Conference track meet with 31 points, edging Virginia 79 to 31, Alabama 28, and North Carolina 25 as final events decided the champion. Virginia led early behind Frank Wisner and Joyce set new records for the quarter, mile relay, and high jump. Auburn, Duke, and other teams posted marks and standings in a crowded field.
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Birmingham
Ala
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Tulane University
Virginia
Alabama
North Carolina
Tulane
Arthur S. Hahn
Cavaliers
Frank Wisner
Virginians
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Georgia
Duke
Tennessee
Florida
North Carolina State
Vanderbilt
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Clemon
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Sewanee
Swart
Virginia Polytechnic
Oelkers
Brownlee
Timbers
Y's Down Adams-Mellis In City County League Narrow Win
The Y M A employed boys edged Adams Millis Seconds 8 to 7 in a regular City County League game yesterday afternoon. Whitely relieved Clark on the mound in the fifth, pitching steadily with four strikeouts and one hit allowed. Clark and Bullock led the winners at the plate, while Wheelis and Fuller starred for the losers.
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Adams- Millis
Whitely
Clark
Bullock
Wheelis
Fuller
Stehli
Stehli Silkk
Burrows
Diamond
Twenty Grand Wins Derby in Track Record Run at Churchill
Twenty Grand, ridden by Charles Kurtzinger, surged to a four length victory in the 57th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. The Eastern colt shattered the Derby and track records for 1 1/4 miles with a time of 2 minutes 4 4-6 seconds, defeating Sweep All and Mate as 60,000 fans cheered.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Churchill
Churchill Downs
Charles Kurtsinger
Old Rosebud
Whiskbroom II
Earle Sande
Gallant Fox
Howdy
Pittsburgher
Sweep
Mate
Teh Post
Spanish Play
Boys Howdy
Insco
the Mongol
Ladder
Anchors Aweigh
Surfboard
Prince D'Amour
Brooklyn Trims Reds In Great Battle 3-2
Brooklyn outslugged Cincinnati 7 to 3 in a hard fought game. Allen Ott and Hogan homered for Brooklyn while St. Louis built a lead early but Brooklyn matched and surged ahead with offense late in the game. Four pitchers split the action as Rhein Derringer Stout Mancuso Wilson Hubbard Byerly and Hogan handled the duties.
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Brooklyn
Reds
Allen
Ott
Hogan
RHD
St. Louis
New York
Rhein
Derringer
Stout
Amateur League Upsets Commonwealth 3–2 Behind Babe Smith
High Point Overall nines edged Commonwealth 3 to 2 as Babe Smith limited opponents to two scratches hits. McDowell’s ninth inning triple and Yarber’s single produced the winning run for Overall. Other notes include Stehli Silk’s 13–6 win and extra NL action from Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Boston, and New York games.
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Babe Smith
Commonwealth
Smith
Williams
McDowell
Yarber
Denim
M. P
Bruton
McCqulloch
Nwealth
Adrh B. Farcow Cf
Raxton Jb
Teeveree
Fowler
Eees
Staten
Eo Ace
H. P
Nabors
Wil
Dases
High Golfers Close Season With A Win Over Salisbury High
High Point golf team closed its season with a 12 ½ to 5 win over Salisbury High at High Point Country Club. Snow and Monroe tied 83s, Hudson and Monroe beat Moffitt and Snow in best ball 3 to 0, Clinard and Sappenfield won both singles and pairs.
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High Point
Salisbury High
Salisbury
Hudson
Moffitt
Monroe
Snow
Clinard
Lucas
Sappenfield
Clement
Church of Christ Dodgers Oakdale in league tilt rout
The Church of Christ hammered Oakdale nine 23 to 12 scoring in every inning. N Hendrix hit two triples and two singles to pace the attack with Harwell adding a single double and triple for Oakdale in a high scoring game.
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N. Hendrix
Harwell
Church OF Adr
Poaerg Oument
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Ie Burns
Gee Hodgin
Eeere Campbell
Sis
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Ez Onment
Aes
Burns
E Ozment
Oe Jones
Haaging
Tyre
Coleman's Volleyballers Rally To City Title
Captain Johnnie Coleman's team defeated the Y netters in two straight games to clinch the third city championship match. Welborn Metcalf Beaman starred on offense while defense from Sechrest and Hedrick supported the win. Next Friday the city finals will be played on the Y court with both teams tied at one series each.
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Johnnie Coleman
Y Netters
Welborn
Metcalf
Beaman
Mechanics- Ville
Coleman
Sechrest
Hedrick
Teaguetown Nine Defeats High Point Yarn Mill In Shutout
In a rare 2 to 1 tilt Teaguetown edged High Point Yarn Mill after noon. Tuttle held the visitors to one hit through seven innings while Teaguetown ace Watson allowed two hits. The decisive run came in the sixth amid two errors as Tuttle fanned eight and Watson struck out ten.
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Burgess Dacse
Davis Payne
Stewart If
Eee Oom
Poole
Burrows
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Rupeins
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Diamon
Payne
Stewart
Davie
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Stone
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Keanas
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Wood
Omas
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Gurley
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Bea Totais
Rylston
A. Kates Smith
G Gurley
Royl
Teaguetown
High Point Yarn Mill
Tuttle
High Point Nine
Watson
V. Forbis
Teaguetowners
Sewanee Captures Southern Conference Tennis Title
Sewanee wins the singles championship at the Southern Conference tennis tournament in New Orleans on Tulane courts as Teddy Burwell rallied to beat Ed Yeomans of North Carolina 5 7 4 6 3 6 0 6 1 after trailing.
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New Orleans
The
University of the South
Tulane University
Teddy Burwell
Ed Yeomans
North Carolina
Newlin Named Captain of Quaker Harriers at Guilford College
Wendell Newlin of Saxapahaw was elected captain of the Quaker track team for next year at a letter men meeting held at Guilford College. Newlin has been a star distance runner this season. Letters were awarded to new members Andrews Williams Jamieson Love Rassey Bridger Hill Tonge Turner Trivette Budd Thompson Singletary. Veteran service stripes were earned by Phillips Haworth Newlin Allen Alley and Wellons.
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Love
Rassey
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Hill
Tonge
Turner
Trivette
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Thompson
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Haworth
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Alley
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