Tar Heels Edge Duke 3-2 In Big Four Clash
North Carolina beat Duke 3-2 to raise its conference mark to 6-2 as Bud Ayers allowed five hits while four hits produced the Tar Heels runs. Rip Ryan Varney and Stan Goodman contributed key hits in the fourth and sixth innings.
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Fighters Collect Bonus For Crowd Pleasing Fight
In a four round bout at the Olympic auditorium Al Bernal and Manuel Hernandez, both Los Angeles Mexicans, fought vigorously to a likely draw as fans showered pennies and coins. The Ritz brothers collected coins as a gag then handed all money to the boxers and ringside attendees matched the gesture.
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Lexington Pounds Thomasville 13-11 in Baseball Duel
In Thomasville, Lexington High School upset Thomasville 13 to 11 after a 14 hit offense led by multiple Lexington players. The game featured strong pitching shifts and key hits, with Tobin, Peeler, and McCray contributing for Lexington while Earles and Jarrett held Thomasville at bay at times.
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Wake Forest Baseball Lead Hitting as Warrren Tops Stats
Wake Forest sophomore first baseman Wiley Warren from Roanoke Rapids leads the team’s spring hitting as undefeated status continues. The box scores show Statesville Mooresville Concord Salisbury Hickory Lexington contests with multiple players recording RBIs and homers across games.
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Jansen Sain Tabbed Early Season Flops
The piece notes Boston pitcher Johnny Sain and New York Giants ace Larry Jansen as two of the season’s biggest early disappointments. It details Sain's 0-2 start after last year’s 24 wins and Jansen’s lone defeat as the Giants struggle to support him, with game-by-game results from Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and other teams.
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Johnny Sain
Giant
Larry Jansen
Sain
Negro American Loop to Open Play Sunday
The 10 club Negro American league plans its 44th season opener next Sunday in Chicago. League president J B Martin says fan interest peaks as Major Leagues begin to hire Negro players, with clubs aiming for big prices for talent. Paige drew 15000, Wilson 15000, Pendleton 7000, a marked rise from prior sales.
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Loop
J. B. Martin
Pendelton
Martin
Rookie Chic Petters Emerges For Hi-Toms In Spring
Niagara Falls outfielder Chic Petters wins notice in Hi Tom camp for his right handed hitting. He played all four league games for Myrtle Beach and Statesville and contributed a single and a run in a 3-0 win over the Owls. Petters, 21, is a Navy veteran and last season hit 314 with a Lewis ton semi pro team. He previously played basketball and football and enjoys fishing.
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Hi-Toms
Charlie
Chic) Petters
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Petters
Statesville
Owls
Vets
Niagara Falls High
Buffalo
Lewiston
Yesterday's Stars In Baseball Recap
Gerry Coleman led the Yankees with four hits including a homer as they beat the Athletics 5 4. Bol Lemon pitched the Indians to a 1 0 shutout of the Browns. Dodgers moved back into a share of the league lead as Hermanski J Robinson Hodges combined on a triple play and fielding gem.
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Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Bol Lemon
Indians
St. Louis Browns
Dodgers
Pitsburgh
Giants
Hermanski
Cal Abrahams
Alvin Dark
Jackie Robinson
Gil Hodges
Jansen
Baseball scores of national league and regional leagues
National League results include Philadelphia 12 New York 11 in 11 innings and Brooklyn 5 Boston 2 with Cincinnati at St Louis postponed by rain. American League shows New York 5 Philadelphia 4 and Cleveland 1 St Louis 0 with Detroit 6 7 Chicago 2 5 in 10 innings. Carolina League reports Raleigh 12 Martinsville 3 Burlington 3 Winston Salem 2 Durham 19 Reidsville 9 Greensboro 3 Danville 2. Teams play today Concord HI Toms Hickory Mooresville Lexington Statesville Landis Salisbury Carrollton.
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Baseball lineups for games at 1:30 and 7:45 p.m.
Eastern Standard Time schedule lists Brooklyn versus New York with Sminner facing Kennedy, Boston at Philadelphia with Spahn opposing Roberts, Cincinnati at Chicago featuring Vander Meer against Leonard, and Pittsburgh at St. Louis pitting Dickson against Pollett.
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New York
Baseball matchups across leagues with early games listed
St. Louis at Detroit at 3 30 p m Drews 0 1 vs Newhouser 2 0 Chicago at Cleveland 1 p m Gettel 0 1 vs Gromek 1 0 Philadelphia at Boston 1 p m Fowler 1 1 vs Kinder 1 1 New York at Washington 1 30 p m Reynolds 1 0 vs Haefner 0 1
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Detroit
Tomorrow's MLB Schedule Highlights Key Interleague Matchups
The National League card features Brooklyn at New York, Boston at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Chicago, and Pittsburgh at St. Louis. The American League slate has New York at Washington, Philadelphia at Boston, and St. Louis at Detroit. All games are scheduled.
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Hi Toms Rally Past Owls 3-2 in Nine Innings
Thomasville High Point Hi-Toms beat Statesville 3-2 at Owls Park to stay atop the circuit with a 4-0 start. Walter Macierowski notches the win with a seventh inning RBI single, despite Al Gruzdis shifting the lineup due to Jarrett’s minor injury.
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Gie-Toms
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Pby Bradshaw
Enterprise
Walter Macierowski
Thomasville-High Point
Owls’ Park
Jim AruZdis
Concord
Finch Field
Mooresville
al Jarrett
Gruzdis
Vander Clute Tops Wake Forest Pitching Pace
Dick Vander Clute, a crack sophomore right hander from Valley Stream New York, is setting the pace among the Wake Forest pitchers this season.
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Wake Forest
Dick Vander Clute
Valley Stream
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Burlington Bulldogs Rally Past High Point 8-7
Burlington erased a 7th inning deficit with a four run ninth inning to defeat High Point 8-7 in Western class AA play. Key hits by Hammond and others fueled the rally after Jack Powell relieved, with five walks and a single fueling the burst.
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Hammond
Bobby Joe Mickey
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Wittenburg
Wake Forest Baseball Aces With Home Run Pace
The undefeated Wake Forest team averages just over a homer per game this season. In 15 wins the Deacons have hit six homers led by third baseman Gene Hooks of Rocky Mount with four circuits.
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Jamestown Tigers rout Griffith 10-4 on diamond
Jamestown High's Flying Tigers defeated Griffith High 10-4 on Jamestown's diamond. Guyer pitched a six hit outing for the winners in a non-conference triumph that affects North Piedmont and Guilford County standings as Jamestown prepares to host Allen Jay.
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Zale Retires Before Meet With Cerdan
Tony Zale, aging middleweight champion, retires after forfeiting a 60 000 return bout with Marcel Cerdan. The decision ends a storied career highlighted by scrappy battles with Rocky Graziano and a Newark knockout to reclaim the title. Zale plans to coach youths in Chicago's Catholic Youth Organization while remaining connected to boxing.
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