Carolina captures Southern Conference track title in 66-pt win
North Carolina won the eleventh annual Southern Conference outdoor meet at Duke Stadium with 66 points, Duke 52, Virginia 35.5. Red Lewis of Duke led distance events, Bob Hubbard of North Carolina won the two mile in 9:46.4 after a tight finish with Dunay of Washington and Lee. John Brownlee of Duke emerged top scorer with 15.25 points.
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UNC Huskies Capture Southern Conference Title in Track
The North Carolina track squad won the Southern Conference meet at Duke, defeating Duke and Virginia to claim a 13th straight state crown. The 1933 team extended a line of dual meet dominance under coach R. A. Fetzer, with notable performances across indoor and outdoor championships.
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North Carolina Track Names Co-Captains After Championship
The University of North Carolina track team crowned Stafford as high jumper and Bob Hubbard of High Point as a brilliant two miler as co captains after winning the Southern Conference title. Coach Bob Fetzer called this year's squad the best all around team he has ever had.
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Track meet results list college athletes and marks
In North Carolina Duke Virginia and other schools compete with top performances. Vic Wellford and Abernethy pace events while Curry and Smith tie in pole vault and Duke sets a new mile relay record. Notable marks include G Coles 47 feet 2 1 2 inches in shot put and Hubbard 9 4 6 in two mile.
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Winston-Salem and Wilmington Split Doubleheader
The Winston-Salem Twins split a doubleheader with Wilmington today winning the first game 1% to Swain held the Pirates scoreless until the eighth. In the nightcap Wilmington won 2 to 1 as the home club bunched runs off Dennis in the fifth and sixth. Manager Jimmy Poole belted a homer in the second game.
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Foxx and Foxx power Athletics past Indians in Philadelphia
Jim Foxx hit two home runs to drive in seven runs as the Philadelphia Athletics beat the Cleveland Indians 7 to 2 in a two game series finale. Foxx homered in the second and again later, with Cochrane also homering, while Lefty Grove pitched 6 innings of relief to secure the win.
Obsolete Cars Estimated One-Third of U S Use
The American Automobile Association estimates that about one third of the automobiles in use in the United States are obsolete.
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Gasoline Cost to U.S. Motorists in 1932
Gasoline cost U.S. motorists 1932 totaled 2.282 billion dollars with 695 million dollars accounted for by...
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Kiwanis Prepares for Big Night Baseball Clash
The Kiwanis club readies for a charity baseball game against Rotary at Willis Park in night diamond play. They have ambulance support, named staff, and a retreat for players, while Charlie Perry leaves for the Pacific Coast league.
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Manero Leads Exhibition Golf Match At Local Club
High Point golf fans will see top talent in an exhibition at the High Point Country Club this afternoon at 2 30. Tony Manero, new Sedgefield pro and national Open contender, headlines a four some with Adrian C McManus against George Slingerland and Andy Merrilees, with public admission free.
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Playground Baseball Series Opens with Cloverdale Victory
Cloverdale sluggers edged Grimes Street 5 to 4 on Cloverdale grounds to begin the city championship series. Cloverdale next hosts Brentwood on Emma Blair grounds Monday. Emma Blair visits Oak Hill Tuesday. Johnson Street meets Elm Street on Ray Street grounds Wednesday. winner plays Ray 6 Thursday.
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Prize to be awarded at National Air Races in Los Angeles
Fifty thousand dollars prize money will be awarded to winners at the National Air Races held in Los Angeles in July.
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Industrial And City Night Ball Leagues Begin Play
Two complete night diamond baseball leagues start this week at Willis park. The Industrial league includes Highland Adams-Millis Triangle Southern Chair Amos Melrose Robbins and High Point Box. The City league features eight teams led by Methodist Protestant church American Legion Food Stores South Main Street Methodist Episcopal's Men's club East Side Grocery Reformed Church and The Enterprise.
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Lonnie Warneke Fans Fifth Victory Over Dodgers
Chicago, May 20. Lonnie Warneke pitched his fifth win of the season as the Cubs beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 3 to 1. He held the Dodgers to five hits and drove in two Cubs runs with a fifth inning double. Warneke also starved the visitors of danger after the first inning as Benge was stung for two runs in that frame. A crowd of 26,000 watched on Ladies Day.
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Braves and Pirates Split Doubleheader in Pittsburgh
In a May 20 doubleheader, the Pirates beat the Boston Braves 7 to 6 after losing the opener 4 to 2. Dizzy Dean struck out 11 as the Cardinals defeated the Giants 4 to 1, lifting St. Louis to fourth place ahead of Cincinnati.
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Rural school commencements extend into this week
May 20 report from Lexington notes rural consolidated schools held commencements last week. Reeds Linwood and Denton were the only schools with programs continuing into the current week.
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