Pointers Back In Town After Rainout With House Of David
Dan Boone's Pointers returned from six straight away games only to be rained out against the House of David nine on Saturday. Weather halted the match, but Boone praised team progress in South Carolina with Kilpatrick Slayback forming a strong keystone pair. The squad adds Witt and Stewart to the pitching staff as they prepare for Greensboro Tuesday and a season opener against Charlotte.
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St Louis Wins In Tenth From Hornsby Cubs 7-5
Derringer picks up the win as St Louis defeats Chicago 7-5 in ten innings. Key moments include two runs in the 10th, with Stephenson driving in three, and defensive plays like Belbert to Bottomley double play aiding the victory.
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Relief Hurling of Moore Gives Red Sox Victory
Moore pitched 9 innings to earn the win for Boston as they beat New York 5 to 4. Van Camp and Ruth led with multiple hits, Lary and Berry homered, and Sherid struck out 12 in a nine inning game.
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Elon Harriers Tame Panthers On Track
Elon college track team swept the three broad jump places to edge High Point Panthers 64 to 62. Browley led with 18½ points and set an Elon record in the broad jump at 20 feet 1½ inches. Simeon paced High Point with 11 points as Elon set three college records despite bad weather.
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Dual Track Meet Here Wednesday Leads Local Team
After placing second in the state meet at Chapel Hill, coach Charlie Spencer sends the High Point track squad to face Winston-Salem in a Wednesday dual meet. The meet closes the season with an invitation meet in Greensboro on May 2. Readers learn about new state champions Sizemore and Montgomery, captain Williamson, and the standout relay team Shipman Montgomery Sizemore Williamson as they compete for points.
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Cooper Still Ahead in Y Channel Swim
Lelon Cooper maintains the lead in the Y M C A English Channel Swim at the pool. Over eight weeks he has logged about 24 miles of the 28 required to cross the channel. Albert McAnally trails by about a half mile and plans a late surge. Lloyd Whitely continues his pattern of passing one swimmer weekly, now edging Carl Shelton by about 200 yards. Hubert Barrier moved up from 8th to 5th with notable mileage gains.
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Last slave in New York Margaret Pine dies in Brooklyn
Margaret Pine, the last known enslaved person in New York, died in Brooklyn in 1857 marking the end of slavery in the state according to historical records.
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King Pin Bowlers Second in State Match
The King Pin Bowling alleys five man team placed second in the First Annual North Carolina darkpin bowling tournament in Greensboro after toppling 1722 pins over four days. Winston-Salem led with 1781 pins. King Pin team members were Bowman Comer Causey Payne and Sensenbach. Doubles and singles results were not available last night.
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Ray Street School Beats Johnson Street In 24 14 Game
Ray Street School boys edge Johnson Street School 24 to 14 on the Ray Street playground. Agner and Lee homered, with Brad ley Koonce and Furr also batting well. Johnson Street's leaders were Wingo Bizzell and Jester. umpires Newton and McGee officiated. Carl M. Smith supervised the playground.
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Thomas Mills Succumbs to Holt Nine in Rainy 2-1 Loss
Thomas Mills drops their season opener to E. M. Holt of Burlington 2 to 1 as two costly errors and a passed ball prove costly. Lefty Young allows only one hit but braces two misplays to permit the decisive runs, while Yow and Denny lead Mills with multiple hits. Rain ends the game in the eighth inning after Clinton, Denny, and Saunders spark a brief Mills rally early.
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Caps rout Wake Forest in exhibition baseball
Raleigh Caps defeated Wake Forest 7 to 2 in Raleigh as Patterson held Wake Forest to three hits and two runs over six innings. Kyle closed with three innings and five strikeouts. Caps hitters Lewis Humphreys and Cimpi contributed against Taylor and Bost. Albany Senators beat Henderson Gamecocks 7 to 2 in Henderson led by Newskirk Railton and Bishop with three Albany hurlers pitching. Clark homered for Henderson scoring Kahdot.
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High Point Linksmen trounce Burlington 17 to 1
High Point high school golfers defeated Burlington 17 1 at the country club. Moffitt 84 and Snow 85 led High Point with four individual matches and two best ball wins, including Snow and Moffitt’s 21 2 to 1 2 victory. Clinard Sappenfield also won their matches.
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Van Ryn Sweeps North South Tennis Titles
John Van Ryn of Philadelphia completed a clean sweep by winning the men's doubles with Frank X. Shields and the mixed doubles with Mrs. Van Ryn at Pinehurst on April 18, adding to his singles title. The doubles victory came 6-3 9-7 7-5 over Dr. Jack Wright and Marcel Rainville, while the mixed final beat Virginia Rice and Clifford Sutter 6-3 3-6 8-6. Mrs. Van Ryn also teamed with Mrs. Marion Jessup to win the women's doubles 3-6 6-4 6-1.
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Yankees Release Brown to Jersey City On Option
The Yankees announce right handed pitcher Walter Brown is released to the Jersey City International League club on option. Brown, acquired from Oklahoma City last fall, will report to the Skeeters tomorrow.
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High Point Bisons Lift Confidence in Western Title Run
The High Point Bisons baseball team coached by Wade Marlette, after a narrow 5 to 4 loss to Charlotte, resumes play with non conference tests against Thomasville on Tuesday in Thomasville and a Friday game in Winston-Salem. Willis Sensenbach leads a strong batting lineup with Crews Harris Ridge and Brogden on the mound with Cy Alred as relief.
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International League scoreboard reads late season results
Montreal defeats Baltimore 7 to 6 while Toronto wins 4 to 6 at Jersey City Rochester edges Newark 8 to 5 and Buffalo tops Reading 6 to 4 with multiple close finishes across the circuit.
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