Dodgers Grab National Lead With 8-6 Win Over Phillies
Brooklyn roared to seven early runs and held off a Phillies rally to take an 8-6 victory and move atop the National League standings as Cincinnati was rained out. The Giants defeated the Braves 11-8 at the Polo Grounds with Mickey Livingston driving in four runs as Leo Durocher’s club piled 16 hits. Cubs crushed the Cardinals 11-4 in the NL’s first night game of the season.
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Truett Grant To Enter Duke In September
Truett Grant, a 200 pound all state tackle for the High Point Black Bison, will enter Duke University next fall. His parents said the decision follows offers from about a dozen southern colleges and his Shrine Bowl appearance in Charlotte last December. Grant played four years varsity and was junior year co captain, earning all state honors from Greensboro Daily News Charlotte News and Charlotte Observed. Clemson and Miami also pursued him before he chose Duke.
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Hi-Toms rookie Schuettenberg aims for fast rise in pro ranks
Hi-Toms introduce 21 year old rookie Ronald Joth Schuettenberg of St. Louis with a varied pitching style and strong control. Manager Jim Gruzdis expects him to serve mainly in relief with occasional spot starts as the Missouri product builds pro potential.
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Ewell Blackwell
Cincinnati Reds
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Baseball scores and rain delays from yesterday’s games
Yesterday’s results include Boston defeating New York 11 to 8 and Detroit 5 to 4 in 10 innings. Other scores show Philadelphia routing Washington 14 to 1 and New York 11 to 3, with Brooklyn 8 and Philadelphia 6. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh postponed by rain and Chicago at St Louis noted. Minor league action lists Danville 10 Reidsville 6, Martinsville 12 Winston Salem 9, Greensboro 13 Durham 0, Raleigh 10 Burlington 3, Hi Toms 9 Lexington 5, Mooresville 8 Salisbury 7, Landis 22 Concord 10.
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Guilford Quakers Rally In Tenth To Beat High Point 8 7
Guilford Quakers win 8-7 over High Point Purple Panthers in ten innings at Guilford College. Walt Maultsby homered and tripled for Guilford. Curt Bavender led High Point with five straight singles. Bob Draper pitched for High Point, Billy Powell earned the win for Guilford as errors marked the game.
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Sedgefield Horseshow Field Sees 175 Entries Total
More than 175 fine horses from ten southern states entered the Sedgefield Horse Show near Greensboro with entries closing at midnight. Prizes total over 385000 with 3000 for saddle horses and 2000 for hunters and jumpers, plus 500 in championship stakes. Show runs May 5 6 and 7 at Sedgefield Grounds with renowned judges and a large grandstand.
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Greensboro
Sedgefield Horse Show, Inc
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New York City
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Manchester
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Bosox Deliver Big Win Over Yankees as Tigers Triumph
Boston pounds New York 11-8 in eight innings while Detroit and Philadelphia win. Sam Mele drives in decisive runs for the Sox as Chuck Stubb limits the Yankees to key hits. Philadelphia thumps Washington 14-1 behind strong hitting by Sam Chapman and Buddy Rosar. Detroit completes an extra inning victory with Johnny Groth delivering the winning run.
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Elmer Vale
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Stranahan Wins North South Golf Championship In Dramatic Final
Frank Stranahan overcame Harvie Ward 2 and 1 in the North and South final at Pinehurst to become the seventh repeat winner in 49 years. Stranahan moved ahead on the first hole of the afternoon, built a lead with key birdies, and sealed victory with a late par and a 30-foot birdie at 13 while Ward pressed with several clutch putts.
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Hearse Show Manager Offers Info Tonight
Persons desiring information may contact the hearse show manager by telephone number 8121 in Greensboro today. The notice also mentions an event occurring Monday seeking participants or attendees.
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UNC Fresh Track Team Beats High Point Bison 82 to 39
UNC freshman track squad defeated High Point 82 39 at Fetzer Field. Event highlights include Brigham and Pless winning multiple events along with Jones Garrison Jones and others placing in sprints and distance races. The mile relay went to High Point while UNC dominated most events.
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