Ed Gravely Advances At Pinehurst
Ed Gravely, 25, from North Carolina, won a two hole playoff over former national amateur champion Richard D. Chapman to reach the second round of the North and South amateur at Pinehurst. The event features top players including Frank Stranahan and Reinert M as early favorites in the 36 hole finals format.
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Pinehurst
Ed Gravely
Slim
Richard D. Chapman
North Carolina
Hub Covington
Agesver
Gravely
Woodbury Forest School
Virginia
Chapman
Rocky Mount
Frank Stranahan
Stranahan
Larry Dana
Bradford
Milton B
Springfield
Mass
Reinert M
Forest Hills
N. Y
T. Dunlap, Jr
Capt. Brack C. Wallace
C. B. Dudley
Greenville
S. C
Major League Standings and Tomorrow's Schedule
Major League Standings list Cleveland at St Louis and other early games. Tomorrow's schedule includes National League games Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia St Louis at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Chicago and American League matchups Detroit at St Louis Chicago at Cleveland Philadelphia at Washington New York at Boston.
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Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Bulldogs Fall To Pointers In Eleven Inning Loss
The Burlington Bulldogs lose 6 5 to High Point in eleven innings on the home field in a Western conference game. Key events include a sixth inning rally by Burlington, defensive errors, and a late rally by High Point with James Thomas scoring on a dropped ball. Ridge earned the win for High Point while Pickler took the loss for Burlington.
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Frank Slaydon Jr
Bison
Burlington Bulldogs
Hi Point
Donald Ae
My McGhee
Curtis McDonald
James Thomas
Huber
Burlington
Bickler
Herman Mason
Fulwell
Mason
J. Well
Pat Sellars
Sellars
Aleatt Bert
N Birger
Small
Frank Walker
Walker
High Point
Cooper
McDonald
Barger
Pickler
Wells
Ridge
Thomas
Jones
Mc Donald
Cramer
Hooper
Crowder
McGhee
Weisner
Farlowe
No-Hitter Highlights Brooklyn Pitcher Head
Head's no-hitter marks a strong Brooklyn start as he returns from farm trouble. Once viewed as a weak rotation, Head proves his case amid a crowded lineup that includes Higbe Hatten and Branca, while Durocher faces other off-field issues. The piece notes union fears and potential weekday schedules for players.
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Ed Head
Baseball News
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Sanford
Fla
Branch Rickey
Dodger Hurling Corps
B.R
Kirby Higbe
Joe Hatten
Hank Behrman
Head
Selma
Leo Durocher
High Point sports facilities ideas need funding and action
A reader urges High Point to build a field house near Millis Stadium, expand Millis Stadium stands, enlarge the high school gym, add a basketball balcony and locker rooms, and construct a lights baseball park. He cites funding via subscriptions, civic groups, and a municipal grant, noting other cities attract games and revenue when facilities improve.
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Millis
High Point High School
High Point College
Bowman- Gray Stadium
Winston-Salem
Millis Stadium
American Legion
Captain Collins
Salvation Army
High Point
Catawba blanks Cat Netters in 7 0 intercollegiate win
High Point college opened the season with a 7 0 loss to Catawba yesterday afternoon. Singles won by McGinnis Hartman Smith Webb Settlemeter and doubles by McGinnis Hartman and Smith Webb with scores listed.
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High Point College
High Point
McGinnis
Lombardy
Hartman
Horney
Smith
Cale
Webb
Reed
Settlemeter
Walker
Mercury Sparks Victory to Claim Volleyball Title
The Mercury A. C defeats Triangle Sextette in a two out of three match to become city volleyball champions. Merrill spiker Abe Short, Dick Short and Raper led the Mercury attack while Triangle’s Weisner Morris and Frazier blocked and Dawson Haynes Byrd worked the floor.
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Mercury A. C
Per
Mercury
Triangle
Weisner
Morris
Frazier
Sikers
Dawson
Haynes
Byrd
Evans
Welborn
Petty
Sherrill
Spikers
Abe Short
Dick Short
Raper
Baseball scores from yesterday's National and American Leagues
In the National League Brooklyn defeated Boston 5 to 0. Philadelphia beat New York 8 to 1. St Louis won 3 to 2 over Cincinnati and Chicago toppled Pittsburgh 4 to 1. In the American League New York defeated Philadelphia 4 to 0 and Chicago beat Detroit 3 to 1. Washington beat Boston 8 to 2. Cleveland at St Louis was rained out.
Trinity High Wins Ninth Straight In Gray's Chapel Bowl
Trinity High Bulldogs won their ninth straight, defeating Gray's Chapel 6 to 2. Brown earned the win over E Routh, with 4 walks and 5 strikeouts for Brown and 1 for E Routh. game time 2 10.
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Trinity High
Trinity
Trinity High School Bulldogs
Gray's Chapel
Liberty
Senavere
Bpmriey
Rod Gray
C. Rouse
Payne
Davis
E. Routh
Cooper
Brown
Wall
Lawrence
Lambeth
Albertson
Cumby
Crouse
Nixon
J. Routh
Seward
Trinity H
Avilson
Lobr
Lanbeth
Walle
Roth
Lrence
LK Roth
Ss Wrren
Mat Eel
Rice Leads High Point Boys Golf Past Salisbury
Aaron Rice, Carolinas junior golf champion, again led High Point high school's linksmen to victory yesterday afternoon as the Bison drub Salisbury 17 to 0. It was the Bison's third consecutive win of the season with one loss.
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Aaron Rice
Carolinas
High Point High School
Salisbury
Bison
Atkins Hurls One Hit Game To Whip Jamestown High
Atkins pitched a one hit shutout leading Allen Jay to a 3 0 win over Jamestown high. Moran provided Jamestown's lone hit with a second inning single as Allen Jay blanked Jamestown for their second straight defeat.
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Atkins
Jamestown High
Jamestown High School
Allen Jay High School
Jamestown
Allen Jay
Moran
Ocmehelit
Oo Luquerss
Ofeddere
Wilard
Owright
Kaney
Oburtonift
Hsmther
Olingram
Brewer
Smthrsif
Oarkley
Bryson
O\Scarcess
Madhalp
Q\Atkinp
Luquer
Mendenhall
Tedder
Mendenhal
Ingram
Oak Hill Boys Triumph 23 to 7 Over Johnson Street
In the Y elementary school series Oak Hill youngsters defeated Johnson Street 23 to 7 on their ground yesterday afternoon. Kenneth Frye pitched without veteran help as many singles turned into extra bases with Oak Hill batteries Moore-Land. Upcoming games include Brentwood vs Cloverdale, Elm Street vs Ray Street, Johnson Street vs Oak Hill, and Emma Blair vs Grimes Street postponed to next Monday.
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Oak Hill
Johnson Street
Kenneth Frye
Hill Boys
Frye
Brock
Moore
Land
Brentwood
Cloverdale
Elm Street
Ray Street
Emma Blair
Grimes Street
Pulliam Hurls Well Cats To Take To Road
Catawba Indians defeated High Point College 4 to 1 in a North State conference game. Dave Pulliam pitched for High Point but the Indians capitalized on ten hits with Red Richardson and Jake Almond contributing timely hits. Marvin Summey scored High Point’s lone run after a second inning error and Rothrock followed with a fly to center.
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Lenvir-Rhyne
Catawba Indians
Purple Panthers
High Point College
Collegians
Dave Pulliam
High Point Mound
Tribe
Red Richardson
Catawba
Jake Almond
Lamar Dorton
Jake Lyerly
Dorton
Lyerly
Charlie Gabriel
Indians
Gabriel
High Point
Marvin Summey
Bill Green
Jack Hammond
Harry Rothrock
Panthers
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Jackie Robinson
Montreal
Robinson
Jason
Union
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Hall
Joe DiMagigo
Pugh’s Sporting Goods Co
the Sportsmen's Center
Mercury Whips Triangle
Rice
Hitchcock Beverage Company
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Greensboro
YMCA
Jon Teak
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Sree
Washington and
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