Unclear Pro Baseball Box Score Fragment
Fragmentary box score details show multiple teams Los Angeles New York Cincinnati San Francisco and Philadelphia with hits doubles and homers by various players. Pitchers O Toole Henry Sanford and others noted with run lines and fielding errors. Incomplete timing and lineup data prevent full reconstruction.
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Constable
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Hiller
Lynch
Ifitano
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Keough
Giants keep Y A Tittle as coach Sherman signs five year deal
Giants coach Allie Sherman, 40, signs a five year contract reportedly worth 37000 dollars per year. He confirms Y A Tittle remains the presiding quarterback while naming Ralph Guglielimini Glynn Griffing and Louis Guy as key rookies joining the team reported to report to Fairfield Connecticut in mid July.
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New York Football Giants
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Y.A. Tittle
Allie Sherman
Giants
Charlie Conerly
Sherman
Brooklyn College
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Griffing
Fairfield
Conn
Louis Guy
Mississippi
Thomasville Edges China Grove 3-2 In Low-Scoring Baseball Win
Thomasville Bulldogs pitcher David Russell allowed only two singles as they defeated China Grove 3-2. Allen Brown and Bill Tysinger produced key hits for Thomasville who improved to 2-5 in the league and 4-5 overall.
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China Grove
Thomasville Bulldogs
David Russell
Allen Brown
Thomasvvville
Bill Tysinger
Thomasville
Ferndale Wins Triangular Ninth-Grade Track Meet
Ferndale Junior High won a triangular ninth grade track meet defeating Northeast and Thomasville with a final team score of 61 to 42 and 5. Kenneth Cagle led Ferndale with 10 points while eight point scorers included David Ferguson and Jim Gray. Notes list multiple event winners with Ferndale and Northeast athletes taking top places in sprints distances field events and relays.
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Ferndale Junior High
Northeast
Thomasville
Ferndale
Kenneth Cagle
David Ferguson
Jim Gray
Bob Wofford
Ferguson
Shawn
Hinkle
Griffin
Hornady
Williamson
Bradner
Beck
Bowers
Wofford
Colinger
Gray
Green
Collins
Tinsdale
Cagle
Snow
Barnes
Brewer
Diffendale
Rhyne
Harris
Moss
Parrish
Jennings
Shot
Johnson
Panthers Cup Dual Track Meet Triumph Over Catawba
Salisbury High Point College Panthers defeated Catawba Indians 72 to 59 in a dual track meet. HPC captured eight events led by Jack Wagner and Mike Sabino with wins in the 440 880 and mile events. Al Johnson of Catawba swept the shot put and discus.
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Panthers
Catawba
Tribe
Jack Wagner
Mike Sabino
Wagner
Sabino
HPC
Steve Bowers
Bob Seaver
Tony Boyles
Panther
al Johnson
Ragsdale Plays Three Contests
Ragsdale High School baseball team faces a full week schedule with Northwest Guilford at Vikings field this afternoon then Sumner High at home tomorrow in a Guilford County Conference game. The Friday test pits Allen Jay at the Tiger home field. The Tiger track team competes tomorrow in the Northwest Invitational at Northwest High with nearly all league schools participating.
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Ragsdale High
Flying Tigers
Northwest Guilford High
Vikings
Ragsdale
Sumner High
Guilford County
Tigers
Allen Jay
Tiger
Northwest High
Patton Leads North and South Amateur Title Defense
Patton, 41, Morganton lumberman and defending champion, heads a strong North Carolina contingent in the North and South Amateur Championship. He defeated Joe King to reach the second round as 20 Tar Heels survive the opening round, with notable wins by Charlie Smith, Dave Patton, and Bill Aldridge. The event features 32 matches daily into a double round on Wednesday.
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Morganton
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John Ward
Fayetteville
N.Y
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Bob Watson
Charlotte
Herb
Durham
Dallas
Bill Aldridge
Raleigh
John McKey Sr
Orlando
Fla
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Frank Edwards
Spartanburg
S.C
Purkey Cullinane
Washington, D.C
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Cullinane
U.S
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Miami
Big Ray Terry
Jacksonville
Terry
Strafaci
Morey
Ed King
Anniston
Ala
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Salisbury
Bob Wallace
Virginia
Beach
Mets’ Balk Fiasco Sparks Sixth Avenue Beer Hype
New York Mets end eight-game skid with a four game win streak and rekindle saloon baseball watching on Sixth Avenue. Mayor Wagner foresees a city World Series as photographers capture players off the field and bars broadcast Monday night’s game from Philadelphia.
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Phillies Rally To Beat Mets Eight Six
A lively crowd watched the Phillies defeat the Mets 8 to 6. Balk calls hindered the visitors as Philadelphia built a lead and held on, though New York rallied with three in the ninth before the final out.
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Duke Aims Confidence Vote For Duke Basketball
Durham lawmakers push a resolution expressing faith in Duke University athletics after Senator Walton questioned the amateur status of the Duke team. The measure, led by Reps Brooks and Galifianakis, was referred to the House Higher Education Committee for study amid controversy and claims of slander.
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Duke
New York Knickerbockers
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Durham
Eugene Brooks
Nick Galifia
Nakis
Robert Calder
New Hanover
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Calder
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Liston Patterson Rematch Planned for Las Vegas June 27
The Liston Patterson heavyweight title rematch is set for Las Vegas June 27 with Patterson choosing the site. Liston advisor Jack Nilon indicated reluctance but confirmed the date, while a sparring partner and promoters signaled Las Vegas as the venue. Both fighters receive 30 percent of the gate and 20 percent of theater TV rights.
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Floyd Patterson
Las Vegas
Liston
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Nilon
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Patterson
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Black Bison Netters Top Jacket Crew
Hamilton High School’s Black Bison edged Lexington Yellow Jackets 5-4 in a Central 4-A tennis match. Key results include Louis Cox defeating Rick Lutz 34 62 10-8, Coy Willard beating Jimmy Philpott 60 64, and Eq Koence over Don Spears 34 64 63. Doubles saw CoxPhilpott, WillardKoonce, and BrinsonKoonce win for HP.
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High Point Central High School
Lexington Yellow Jackets
Louis Cox
Rick Lutz
Coy Willard
Jimmy Philpott
Eq Koence
Don Spears
George Armfield
Mickey Corn
James Rush
Mills Brinson
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Koonce
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Bison Meet Grayhounds In Winston-Salem Showdown
High Point Central's Bison seek their second win as they face Gray High's Grayhounds tonight at Ernie Shore Field. The Bison enter at 1-8 on the season with the goal of boosting their record.
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High Point Central High
Bison
Gray High
Grayhounds
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