Bison defeat Lexington 7 to 4 in season opener
High Point High's Bison beat Lexington High 7 4 as four pitchers worked in the seven inning game. Lawrence Kimball started, followed by Jimmy Scarce Jerry Paschal and Jack Powell. Upton Star Rudy Upton and Jimmy Jarrett led with three hits each for the winners while Joe Mickey returned from shoulder surgery to contribute a base hit before four innings.
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Panthers Open 20 Game Baseball Slate At Home
Panthers head to Asheboro to open a 20 game schedule taking on the McCrary Eagles at the new McCrary ball park. Elmer Powers to start for three innings with others to follow as part of the pitching plan. Non conference dates include Norfolk Navy and a Hi-Toms game at Finch Field with a full schedule listed.
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High Point Bison football set for lean but hopeful season
Coach Tony Simeon leads 50 players through spring drills at High Point High. Despite losing five of seven linemen and three of four backs, Simeon plans on proven coaching and strong front with Ken Yarborough and others returning. If the Bison finish above fourth, it would be a coaching feat.
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Jamestown Tigers Rally To Edge Sedge Garden 3 2
Jamestown flying Tigers capitalized on a seventh inning tally to defeat Sedge Garden 3 to 2. C L Tysinger earned the decision after a ten strikeout effort despite nine hits allowed. Wimpy Smith Ray Bryant and C L Morrison each had safeties and Reversa went 3 for 4 for the Tigers.
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Gurley Hurls Win For Trinity Over Courtney
Trinity High Bulldogs rely on freshman Bobby Gurley pitching to defeat Courtney 2 to 1 in a seven inning game. Gurley and Martin of Courtney limited each side to two hits, with Gurley getting one of Trinity’s two safeties alongside Billy Lohr. Harding and Walker were the losing pitchers as Trinity plans to host South Fork Friday.
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Nearway to Run In Bowie Handicap
Claude C. Tanner's Nearway seeks a mile and 70 yards in the Bowie Handicap at Bowie Maryland. The four-year-old has won three six furlong races this year and recently took the Rowe Handicap by a nose after a promising two year old campaign.
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Handpicked All Stars To End Cage Season Tonight
New York April 2 The fourth annual All-Star game at Madison Square Garden pits East directed by Adolph Rupp against West led by Vadal Peterson. Ten seniors per side selected from the past season meet in a fresh air fund benefit with no starting lineup announced. An all star high school game precedes at 8 p.m. EST.
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Young Righthanders Boost Hi Toms On the Hill
Thomasville High Point Hi Toms coach Jim Gruzdis praises two rookie right handers Lynn Southworth and Robert Matheson as spring training nears end. Southworth from Richmond Indiana and Matheson from Fairhaven Massachusetts join a developing mound staff with senior worries over left handers and a veteran holdout. Training continues with extra practice time as Gruzdis weighs lineup moves and potential shifts to cover pitching gaps.
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Williams Struggles vs Yankees in Spring Action
In Lakeland and other Florida camps, Ted Williams has failed to collect a hit in 11 chances against the New York Yankees this spring, going 0 for 5 as Boston loses 4-3 in 10 innings. Reports also note Cubs scouts eyeing Dodger infielders Ramazzotti and Miksis as Chicago seeks waiver players.
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Phillies Hope To Be In Race For Pennant
Clearwater Florida April 2 The Philadelphia Phillies rely on youth led by rookie catcher Stan Lopata to fuel a pennant bid In manager Eddie Sawyers view 1949 marks the Carpenter plan paying off as a farm system producer Lopata a slugger prospect progressed from Terre Haute Utica Toronto finishing last season with strong totals and MVP honors while the club avoids rushing him and builds around his potential
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Panther Netters Rout Oak Ridge 9-0 On Senior Day
High Point college tennis team remains undefeated in a 9-0 victory over Oak Ridge. N Maddux, H Maddux, Glaesner, Melvin, Gilbert and Steele won singles. Panthers swept doubles 6-0 6-2 and 6-3 6-4 to extend season win streak to 19. Next week ECU visits for two matches at college and Sedgefield courts.
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