Eagles Clout Two Homers in 8-2 Win Over HPD
McCrary's Eagles blasted High Point College pitchers for nine hits and eight runs, with Hicks and Raines homering. The win used three pitchers for three innings each, as McCrary built a 2-1 lead in the first and pulled away with runs in the second, fourth, and fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
McCrary
Eagles
High Point College
HPC
Hicks
Raines
Nance
Hall
Wallace
Championship Horse Show Results from Page One
Barry Boyce rides Frosty and multiple riders compete in classes 27 to 36 including 3 gaited, Gentlemen Western Parade, Pony Driving, Bucking and Jumping events. Notable names: Henry Jobe, Claire Lynn Boyce, Ruth Bencini, Phyllis Faircloth, Peggy Stephenson, Mrs Glenn Moose, Calvon Wagner, and others across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Boyce
Frosty
Eckers
Lynn
Iethshire
Spottie
Dottie
Henry Jobe
Ai H. Mitchell
Claire Lynn Boyce
R. L. Humble
Kenneth Hall
Romeo
Kenneth Bull
Mae E. G. Frazier
Goldie
Mundane
Ronnie Butler
Lynn Brooke
Joan Boyce
Jack Frost
Chepionship
Calvin Wagner
Sir William
Skid Hauser
Dolly
Bob Stroupe
Glenn Moose
Chanelionship Ladies Western Parade
Ruth Bencini
Hage ‘Becker
Shamrock
Beaver S Fontana
Charlie Hoover
Dallas Evans
Phyllis Faircloth
Perry Ragsdale
Don Snyder
Sara Ann Lee
Phil Horton Jr
Jimmy Crews
Anne Green
Mabel Wilson Allen
R. Green
James Johnson
Bill Martin
Hugh Beaver
Ted
Peggy Stephenson
High Point wins fifth annual Girls Athletic Association event
High Point tops seven teams with 73 points to claim the fifth annual GAA Sports Day title. Durham follows with 62 points and Winston-Salem’s Re in third at 57. Other finishers include Boyden Salisbury 35, Charlotte Central 32, Greensboro 15, and Hanes Winston-Salem 14. Edith Ward wins horseshoes. Margie Haworth takes the 50-yard dash. Page Gaddy wins basketball throw. HP’s relays and other events aid the team’s sweep of firsts.
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High Point
Girls Athletic Association
Durham
Winston-Salem
Boyden
Salisbury
Charlotte Central
Greensboro
Hanes
Edith Ward
Margie Haworth
Page Gaddy
Reynolds
Chariott Central
Gamecocks Beat Duke 11-5 in ACC Clash in Durham
Heywood Tunstall allowed seven hits as South Carolina defeated Duke 11 to 5 in Durham. Duke committed seven errors as it fell to 3–4 in ACC play while South Carolina moved to 4–3. Duke led 2–1 after the first inning, but SC surged with four singles and two walks in the third to take a lead they never relinquished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N.C
Heywood Tunstall
Duke
Blue Devils
Bernie Blaney
Dick ‘Kreutzer
Andy Cockrell
Gamecocks
Pete Hockreiter
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High Point Senior High
Andrea Rutherford
Thelma Howell
Lynn Brown
Martha Sink
Betty Lowder
Peggy Phillips
Anne Sherriff
Joanna Hollowell
Barbara
Parlow
Susan Lewis
Susan Graham
Janet Langley
McCrary Eagles
Bill Huegele
Bobby Pharry
Harold Bull
Huegle
Kiser
Miller
Wild P.—Huegle
Hammer
Swiggett
Pr—Osborne
Huegele
UMP
Myers
Foster
Remot Pharr
Mabry
Westik
Osborne
Ponean
Foerhardt
Hanna
P . Miller
Nanee
Ellis
North Wrenn
France
Izod
London
RJR
Schenk
M. L. Coleman
M. Wolfe
R. Moss
M. Sink
Stewart
Frances Blair
Harriett
Lee
Jamestown
Hospital and Family Insurance
McLean
McLean Operations
Waughtown St
N. C
McLean Trucking CO
M. C
RFD
McLean Trucking Company
Bill Barton
Culler’s
Church St
Jarrett
Ellerbe
Brazel
Wohreman
Tarrer
Thusen
Brewer
Kreutzer
Cockrell
E Brewer
Atkinson
Cross
Bass
Brazell
Tarret
Jarret
Hochreiter
Tunstall
Blackburn
Ho—Hochreiter
L.—Hochreiter
Apaircloth
Bledsoe
Beck
South
Ea Duke Abhoa Jarrett
Blaney
Elierbees
Jewell
Latk’son
Jun
Pth
Duke South Carolina
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