Mrs Becker Named 1955 Saddle Queen at High Point Rodeo
Mrs Margaret Becker won the Western Saddle Queen title at the 2nd annual High Point Rodeo and Horse Show held at Albion Millis Stadium. The event drew thousands and included a five gaited class won by Mrs R H Mitchell riding Oklahoma Gypsy along with a children’s parade and a 10 pony hitch.
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High Point
Albion Millis Stadium
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Shamrock Stables
Winston-Salem
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Ruth Bencini
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Ben Patton
Vankee
Sir Wilson
van Frye
High Poin
Atkins
Rocket
Lostus Tkins
Greensboro
Pony Pleasure
Claire Lynn Beren
Claire Lynn Boyce
Sedgefield
Joan Boyce
Tack Frost
Barney Boyce
Buckaroo
Model Palomino
Kenneth Bull
Geronimo
E.G. Frazier
Gold Eagle
E. G. Frazier
Don Snyder
Major
Tanglewood Farm
Advent
Charles Hoover
Statesville
Peggy Stephenson
Regis
Glenn Moose
Regine Bull
Sugar Foot
Reginaull
Charlie Beaver
Pat
Phyllis Faircloth
Fleet Ghost
Ton
Frank Jackson
Glory
Burlington
Dorothy Dillard
Linn Starr
Roy Scott
Pecos
Judy Blackwelder
Hugh Beaver
Amber
Virginia Moose
Betty Holton
Richard Snyder
Lady Love
Tanglewood
Farms
Kenneth Myers
Queen's Pride
Winstons
Salem
Pat Thompson
Highland Rosalie
Eugene Dillon
M Allen
O. D. Dillon
R. R. Moore
Minute
R. P
Jim Kepley
Sunny Boy
Lexington
Bill Martin
Baldy
Billy Edison
Yor Clark
Nellie Bly
Jean Parker
Spotted Darling
Ladies Western Parade
Polka Dot
Bret Becker
Shamrock
Kenneth Hall
Romeo
See Hall
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Honey Cop
R. L. ES
Jamestown
Seth Bull
Don S . Colfax
Fish Pleasure
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Curtain Call
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Mandy Allen
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T. B.self
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T. B. Self
Stokesdale
Jerry Rodden
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Sir William
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Luckies edge Patriots in 9-8 thriller in Reidsville
Ken Menke and John Pedretti homered for the Reidsville Luckies to power a 9-8 win over the Greensboro Patriots in an 8th inning run. Pedretti drove in two fourth inning runs and homered in the sixth to spark the comeback, with Syl McNinch and Jim Hirsch adding key hits. A crowd of 1,442 witnessed the three hour game and the split of the series.
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John Pedretti
Reidsville
Phillies
Elly Dean
Don Cameron
McNinch
Andy Madalone
Roman Semprock
Phillie
Pats
Phils
Tom Yuhas
Reidsville Greensboro
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Yuhas
McC*hy
Cameron
LaMona
Pedretti
Bryan
Geedey
Hirsch
Strichek
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Menkel
Burns
Dougan
Madane
Dean
Karas
Herlihy
McBride
Mieckley
Gavel
Snyder
Stone
Karl
Bell
eGruner
E—Dougan
Stricheck
la Monica
Madalone
RBL
A Hirsch
Sod Menkel
MeNinch
Me Ninch
McCarthy
Douma
Dougan Menkel
Mickley
Semprock
Douan
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Beck
Red Sox to meet Eagles in Finch Field headliner
The High Point Red Sox host the Jacksonville Eagles in a Negro league game at Finch Field this afternoon. First pitch is at 2:30. Mayfield will start on the mound for High Point with Evans catching. lineup includes Blue at short and Brown at second.
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Finch Field
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Evans
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Brown
Crump
Haynes
Pinnix
Holt
Simmons
Rawls Keeps Four-Stroke Edge in Carrollton Open
Betsy Rawls extended her four stroke lead over Patty Berg after a second round in the Carrollton Women's Open at Sunset Hills. Rawls fired 37-37-74 for 141 and lamented a cold putter with 31 putts. Berg posted 37-37-74 to stand at 145, with Marlene Bauer moving into a tie for third at 148. Norma Shook stood 159 after an 82. The final 18 holes are scheduled for tomorrow.
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Betsy Rawls
Spartanburg
C. Blonde
Patty Berg
Wyve
Sunset Hills
Miss Berg
St. Andrews, Ir
Marlene Bauer
Sarasota
Fla
Honolulu
Jackie Pung
Palm Springs
Calif
Miss Hicks
Miss Rawls
Betsa
Norma Shook
Morganton
N. C
Danville Leafs top Pirates in first loss for Bur-Gra
Danville beat Bur-Gra Pirates 5 to 4 in a Carolina League game. Bob Schmidt drove in two runs with a double after two walks, and John Hafenecker hit a two run triple. Hal Holland scored on a second base slide, while Herman Jones held Bur-Gra scoreless for six innings before relief runner Dyment faced late trouble.
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Bucs
Bur-Gra
Bob Schmidt
John Hafenecker
Hal Holland
Mel Collins
Herman Jones
Pirates
Fred Sisolak
Dave Brennan
Ed Wopinek
Dave Jacobs
Wopinek
Gordon Dyment
Bob Flynn
Dyment
Jacob
Swafford
RBI
Schmidt
Hafenecker
Coallina
Brett Zimmertink
Payne
Jones
Zimmerlink
Gordon
Ho— Zimmertlink
Gorden
Jones & In
Flynn
Dorten
Zimmertink
Cee
Fayetteville Highs Rally Sparks 10 6 Win Over Winston-Salem
Fayetteville High School opened with a 3-0 lead and tallied all runs in the first four innings to beat Winston-Salem 10 to 6. Harry Helmer pitched well through eight before the Twins rallied for six in the eighth. Bobby Lyons, Hi Gonzales and Joe Cristello key the early burst.
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Winston- Salem
Harry Helmer
Twins
Bobby Lyons
Hi Gonzales
Bucky Jones
Lyons
Jim Pokel
Joe Cristello
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Davis
Weygandt
Dalton
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Kurtz
Ruck
Gonzales
Jacobs
Cristello
Craig
h—Weygandt
Lenst
H Ruck
Sf—Silvestri
Sih
Helmer
Winston
Harbaugh
Vestri
Fokel
Bb—Perina
Peeler
Schultz
Perine
Perina
Pokel
Reynolds
Viette
Morgan
Maloney
Taylor suffers defeat in pitchers duel at Finch Field
Hi-Toms pitcher Jack Taylor loses 2-1 in 10 innings to Durham Bulls as Jim McManus and Johnny Venable key Durham's win. McManus hit a clutch homer in the eighth and drove in the winning run with a 10th inning double. Dan Moreton drove in Ed Cannon for the Hi-Toms' lone run. 964 fans attended the misfired home game amid campus events. The Hi-Toms next face Winston-Salem Twins at Southside Park and Finch Field.
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Bill Hodges
Jack Taylor
Taylor
Finch Field
Durham Bulls
Hi-Toms
Bulls
Durham
Johnny Venable
Jim McManus
McManus
Venable
Jack Risch
Jim Lamadue
Hitti McManus
Dan Moreton
Ed Cannon
Ruo Risch
Seer
Neff
Melage
Petro
Ricciani
Rbi
Cannon
Nus
Moreton
Baseball Scores and Schedule from Yesterday and Today
Yesterday New York beat Boston 7 to 2 and Detroit shut out Cleveland 3–0. Baltimore defeated Washington 3–0. Today Chicago faces Kansas City with Donovan opposing Kellner, while Washington vs Baltimore and New York vs Cleveland are listed with pitchers to watch.
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Baseball Scoreline Fragments From Early Season Games
Fragmentary results show Philadelphia routing Pittsburgh 8 to 0 and New York defeating Brooklyn at home while other matchups include Cincinnati against Chicago and Milwaukee actions. Key pitchers listed include Surkont Owens and Newcombe with varied ERA notes.
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Ceeseress
Pittsburgh
Ste
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Buhl
Issentesee
Elon ECC Split North State in North State doubleheader
Elon and East Carolina split a North State Conference baseball doubleheader in Greenville. The Christians won the first game while Pirates pitcher Tommy Pruitt limited the Christians to two runs. Pruitt has given up only four hits in his last three starts.
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Mack Cherry
Pirates
Greenville
N.C
Elon
East Carolina
Christians
Tommy Pruitt
Clemson Edges Tar Heels 4 3 In Coast Win
Clemson held off North Carolina 4 3 as a seventh inning triple play saved starter George Compton. The Tigers turned a 4 3 deficit into a win after Compton, Blackston and Swetenberg completed the triple play with bases loaded and no outs in Chapel Hill.
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N.C
Clemson
George Compton
Tiger
Blackston
Gaines
Smith
Brown
Zachary
Gravitte
Frye
Woods
RBI
Brown O'Quinn
O'Quinn
IB Prye
Long
Lloyd
Compton
Swetenberg
North Carolina
Johnson
Bill Myers Wins Race At Bowman
Bill Myers of Germanton extended his stock car win streak by capturing the 35-lap Sportsman's feature at Bowman Gray Stadium in Winston-Salem before about 8,000 fans. He also won a 10-lap heat on the quarter-mile course, part of a spring run that now stands at six wins in eight starts. Glenn Wood finished second, with Tom Webster third and Shorty York fourth. Perk Brown won another 10-lap heat as Webster took a 15-lap consolation race. Myers earned 200 dollars of the 2,000 dollar purse.
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Bill Myers
Germanton
Bowman Gray Stadium
Myers
Glenn Wood
Stuart
Fayetteville
Tom Webster
Central Cops Relays Shine at Queen City Relays
Charlotte April 23 Central Charlotte broke three records and won six firsts at the Queen City Relays. Central led with 50 1-10 points, ahead of Winston-Salem Reynolds 45 1-10, Myers Park 16 6-10, Raleigh 19, and Burlington 106-10. Other scorers included Rock Hill 41.10 East Mecklenburg 3 North 2 Kannapolis 2. Curry Greensboro failed to score.
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Charlotte Central
Queen City
Central
Winston-Salem Reynolds
Myers Park High
Raleigh
Burlington
Rock Hill
East Mecklenburg
North
Kannapolis
Curry
Greensboro
Oliver and Harper deadlocked atop Virginia Beach Open leaderboard
Oliver of Lemont Illinois and Harper of Portsmouth Virginia share the 54 hole lead at 196, 11 under par, after strong rounds in breezy conditions at Cavalier Yacht and Country Club. Furgol trails by one stroke at 197 while Burke, Furgol, and others sit just behind as action tightens midway through the 72 hole event.
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Virginia Beach
Porky) Oliver
Lemont
Ill
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Oliver
Marty Furgol
Harper
Furgol
Cavalier Yacht and Country Club
Jack Burke Jr
Kiamesha Lake
N.Y
Ed Furgol
St. Louis
Burke
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