High Point Bison fall to Hanes High 7 3 in opener
High Point Bison baseball suffers a 7 3 defeat at Hanes High as Harold Blizzard and Doug Cooper share pitching duties. Hanes collects 10 hits while High Point has four and leaves 15 runners on base. Blizzard worked six innings, and coach Leon Ellis congratulates Blizzard while noting others underperformed.
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Panthers At Elon And Guilford Games Set
High Point College baseball hosts Elon College this afternoon in an Eastern division North State Conference game. Tomorrow, Guilford’s Quakers visit HPC Park for their third home game of the season with a 2 30 start. The Panthers enter with one win and two losses. Swiggett is out for the spring due to appendicitis.
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Former Concord Star Fleshman Earns Job with Senators
Orlando report says Buck Fleshman, 21, a rookie fastballer from Concord, has nearly secured a spot with the Washington Senators after signing yesterday. He will pitch in an exhibition game here against Cincinnati.
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Burke Says Masters Is No Bugaboo
Burke declares confidence for the Masters amid rain delays and course closures. He discusses a new club he uses for 100 yard shots and emphasizes the need for every shot possible to win the Masters at the 6,950 yard National course.
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Little Leagues Mark Record Attendance in 1952
NEA reports about 400 big league players in eight cities opening April while Little League grows to an expected 7500 teams in 1952. Growth spans 40 states plus Canada Cuba Puerto Rico and Canal Zone with 870 women aiding supervision and stories of players and community heroes.
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Fight Tickets On Sale For Armory Card This Friday
Advance sale tickets for Friday night all star boxing at the Armory are available at The Dog House Sportsman Club and 20th Century Billiard Parlor on North Main Street. Four bouts include Roughhouse Leo Wilson versus Paul Britton, Billy Paul against Chuck Garceles, Billy Brown versus Monk Lowery, and Buddy versus John in the ten round final.
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Boxer In Serious Condition After Bout
Pittsburg report says Ray Fields a 132 pound boxer from Washington PA remains in serious condition at St Francis Hospital after a semi final bout at Flamingo Arena where he was knocked out and attended by medical staff.
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Bench Splitters From Page Two B
Pallbearers praise the players as North State League baseball looks strong despite league turmoil Salisbury rejoined the league after recent troubles and fans posted a $10,000 guarantee to support the Saints for the season. The club plans to receive player aid from St Petersburg Pirates and Braves affiliates and from the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Boxer Suffered Severe Brain Concussion After KO
Fight details show Bill Wagner of Pittsburgh landed a left hook at 2 48 of the first round, sending the opponent to the canvas. The boxer was unconscious for about 10 minutes and 24 hours may be needed to assess full extent of injuries.
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Indians Eye Yankees End Of Reign In Spring Showdown
United Press reports the Cleveland Indians, led by Larry Doby and Al Rosen homers, chase the New York Yankees' three-year AL title streak as the Tribe stays undefeated this spring with a 7-5 win over the defending NL champions.
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Cuban Cutie Marrero Shines in Spring Start for Senators
Connie Marrero made his first spring start for the Washington Senators against the New York Yankees in Orlando. The Cuban Cutie limited the Yankees to three hits in seven innings, signaling a potential AL opening day role.
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Pirates Seventh-Place Future Foreseen by Rickey Meyers
Pirates face a bleak 1952 NL pennant race as Rickey and Meyer express near-certain seventh place. The club lacks material with aging core Kiner and Bell, weak pitching, and uncertain fielding, while rookie prospects like Hall and Merson test the lineup.
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United Sports
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Boxing results from New York and Maine bouts
Ralph Gena Jones of Yonkers beat Ted in a 153 1 2 pound match with 8 rounds in White Plains New York. Tony of Middletown Conn also faced 152 1 2 pounds. Bob Stecher of Portland stopped an opponent from Cambridge Massachusetts after 9 rounds in Portland Maine.
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