Hi Toms Seek Additions as Braves Plan Farm Talent
Harry Jenkins of the Boston Braves system surveys Finch Field after two Hi-Toms games and two practices. He notes needed upgrades in outfield and infield and anticipates roster changes as the North State league opens next week. Players like Johnny Lybrand Don Dobbins and Ralph Schumey are highlighted for possible advancement.
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Hi-Toms
Harry Jenkins
Boston Braves
Finch Field
Jenkins
North Carolina
Johnny Lybrand
Paw Creek
Don Dobbins
Orlando
Fla
Ralph Schumey
Rockville
Conn
Guilford County Tennis Meet Finals This Afternoon
The Guilford County tennis finals and semi finals take place at Sedgefield this afternoon. In the women s doubles Leone Bell and Dorothy Davis of Greensboro meet Anne Martindale and Edna Talton of Greensboro. In the men s singles Henry Maddux and Bob Fleming of High Point College vie in the 1 o'clock semi final, while Hubert Barrier of High Point faces Norm Wiley of Greensboro in the 3 o'clock semi final. Barrier and Arnold Koonce then challenge Wiley and Luke Abels of Greensboro for the men s doubles title at 4 o'clock.
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Guilford County
Sedgefield
Leone Bell
Dorothy Davis
Greensboro
Anne Martindale
Edna Talton
Henry Maddux
Bob Fleming
High Point College
Hubert Barrier
High Point
Norm Wiley
Barrer
Arnold Koonce
Wiley
Luke Abels
Bison Tie Salisbury 4-4 In Ten Innings
High Point Black Bison and Salisbury Yellow Jackets battled to a 4-4 tie in ten innings at the local high school field. Perry Jones hit a second inning homer for High Point while Lawrence Kimble worked nine innings for the Pointers amid command issues.
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High Point
Bison
Yellow Jackets
Boyden High
Salisbury
Lawrence Kimble
Legion Ball
Jones
Stranahan and Ward Reach Golf Finals at Pinehurst
Frank Stranahan and Ward reached the finals of the hole north and south tournament at Pinehurst. Stranahan, 25, aims to respond to Augusta officials who banned him from their masters event. Ward, 22, UNC Tarboro, advanced with a 5 and 4 win over Arnold Palmer.
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Frank Stranahan
Hrvie Ward
Toledo
Ohio
Georgia Club
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Ansel Snow
High Point
Ward
University of North Carolina
Tarboro
Arnold Palmer
Wake Forest College
Latrobe
Lifters Seek Honors At 2 8 AAU Southern Open
The Carolinas AAU and Southern Open weight lifting championship begins at the YMCA this afternoon at 2 with light and middleweight lifters. The night session starts at 8 featuring Mr. Carolina and Mr. South. About 50 competitors weighed in this morning with more expected before the program.
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Carolina
Mr. South
La Pointe and Sisler Boost New Owners in Early Season
The Dick Sisler-Ralph La Pointe trade helps both teams as Sisler hits .333 with two homers for Philadelphia and La Pointe produces infield help for St. Louis. Cards and Phillies lead NL. Indians take AL sole first with 8-2 win over Detroit. Browns open at home as White Sox visit.
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la Ponte
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Eddie Dyer
Cards
Ben Chapman
Phils
la Pointe
Red Schoendienst
Cubs
Chicago
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Nippy Jones
Schmitz
Erv Dusak
Dusak
Harry Brecheen
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
New York
Save Williams
Keating Saves Victory For Patriots
Greensboro edged Durham 9-8 in Carolina league play. Bernie Keating entered in the ninth to relive two batters and earn the save for Greens wro. Other results showed Martinsville beating Burlington 10-6, Winston-Salem sweeping Raleigh 9-5, and Danville downing Reidsville 6-2.
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Greensboro
Durham
Bernie Keating
Greenswro
Martinsville
Burlingen
Winston-Saem
Raleigh
Danville
Reidsville
Burlington
Jame
Winston-Salem
Herm Miller
Raeigh
Leafs
Woody Fair
Yesterday's Pro Baseball Scores From Major Leagues
National League results include St Louis 1 Chicago 0 and Philadelphia 10 Brooklyn 2. American League games saw Cleveland and Detroit 2 Washington 5 and Philadelphia 3 in ten innings. Carolina League log lists Winston Salem 9 Raleigh 5 and Greensboro 8 Durham Martinsville 10 Burlington 6.
Today's Games List for Major League Matches
New York plays Boston and Philadelphia visits Brooklyn as Pittsburgh hosts Cincinnati. St Louis welcomes Chicago while Boston travels to New York. Washington faces Philadelphia and Cleveland meets Detroit. Chicago hosts St Louis with Reidsville at Raleigh and Greensboro at Burlington. Winston Salem visits Danville and Durham plays Martinsville.
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Raleigh
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Danville
Durham
Martinsville
Hi-l Toms Beat House of David Nine at Finch Field
High Point Thomasville Hi-Toms defeated the House of David 8 to 5 before about 1,000 fans at Finch Field. R L Trull to start on the mound against Lucas Mills in Asheboro tonight at 8. The Hi-Toms built a 4-0 lead, faced a five-run fifth, then answered with a three-run sixth to hold on. Manager Jimmy Gruzdis appeared in the lineup with two RBIs, and Ralph Schumey led the hitting with four hits and a trio of runs. After the game the Hi-Toms collected merchandise credits from Jesters Clothiers. The team returns to Finch Field Sunday to host Bluefield at 2 p.m.
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Ray Poat
Giants
Willard Marshall
Cincinnati Reds
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Phils
Frankie Baumbholtz
Virgin Stallcup
Elwell Blackwell
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Indians
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Ken Keltner
Larry Doby
Bob Lemon
Philadelphia Athletics
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Hi-Toms
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Joe Pelezarski
Jimmy Gruzdis
Pelezarski
Jim Motts
Ralph Schumey
Johnny Lybrand
Schumey
Gruzdis
Fraker
Don Dobbins
Don Curtis
Dan Sullivan
Joe Verscuysse
Dave Jester
Jester’s
Hi-Toms Defeat Hi Toms 8 to 5 In Nineteenth Century Style
Hi Toms beat House of David 8 5 in a game featuring Motts Schumey Deaton and Lybrand with Motts scoring and verseysse leading RBIs. Moses pitched for Hi Toms and Marne took the loss as Hedrick and Cole umpired in a 2 hour 15 minute contest.
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Scveee
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Hi Toms
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Hubbard
Verseysse
Janesko
College Jayvees Top Bison Netmen By 6-0
High Point college's junior varsity tennis team defeated the Bison 6-0 on the college courts to stay undefeated this season. Singles results included Chappell over Hawker 6-5 6-5, Gilbert over Dillard 7-5 7-5, Shatterly over Baxter 6-1 6-10, Crawford over Albert 6-5 6-3, and Cress over Boyles 11-9 6-4.
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High Point High
Chappell
Hawker
Gilbert
Dillard
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Baxter
Crawford
Albert
Cress
Boyles
Panthers Deadlock With Western Carolina In 14-Inning Tie
Special To The Enterprise Callowhee April 24 High Point College Purple Panthers and Western Carolina Teachers College battled 14 innings to a 1-1 tie in a North State conference baseball game. Catamounts pitcher Lawson Brown held High Point to five hits while Jimmy Foxworth allowed 10 hits. Glenn Painter drove in High Point’s run and Brown pitched clean innings late, with team officials weighing starter choices for today’s rematch.
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Appalachian
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Dick Marlowe
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Davidson Tar Heel Net Teams Face Championship Match
The article notes a full schedule of midseason games for North Carolina colleges. Davidson faces North Carolina in a state tennis final, while on the diamond North Carolina meets NC State in Raleigh with Big Four and Southern Conference implications. Duke, Wake Forest, and other NC schools are also active in tennis golf and track.
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Emerson Field
Snavely to lead Blue White game amid mild weather
UNC coach Carl Snavely plans a hard scrimmage in Kenan Stadium next Saturday at 2 p m as the third annual Blue White game closes five weeks of spring practice. Ticket sales are brisk as the event showcases fall prospects.
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Chapel Hill
Carl Snavely
University of North Carolina
Kenan Stadium
University Monogram Club
High Point golfers rout Elon 26 to 1 in loop match
High Point college golf teams dominated Elon with a 26 to 1 victory. Sappenfield and Rice defeated Zurlis and Avery 8 2. Kupice and Allman beat Chabanko and Blaylock 9 0. Lowdermilk and Sullivan defeated Brenock and Harris 8 2.
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Sappenfield
Rice
Zurlis
Avery
Kupice
Allman
Chabanko
Blaylock
Lowdermilk
Sullivan
Brenock
Harris
District Wildlife Meeting Scheduled in Guilford County
The central district of the North Carolina Wildlife Federation will hold a meeting Monday at 10 in the Guilford County Courthouse Greensboro. Dave Yow, local president, says officers will report on last week's state meeting in Charlotte and urges all members to attend.
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Guilford County Court House
Greensboro
Dave Yow
Yow
Charlotte
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