Dodgers To Meet Tribe In Opener
Dodgers and Tribe to open 1946 baseball campaigns as North Carolina leagues start play. NC State league titles sparked by Concord and Landis while major league-affiliated clubs in Thomasville Lexington Statesville Hickory Salisbury loom large. Night contests dominate as managers return and newcomers join the field.
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Tuck) McWilliams
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Ed Cross
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Bob Crowe
Rube Wilson
Statesville
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Chandler Hurls Yanks To Win in 9-0 Shutout of Senators
Spud Chandler pitched a three hit shutout for the New York Yankees, beating the Washington Senators 9-0 as Joe Gordon homered and Tommy Henrich and Charley Keller also contributed big hits. Keller had three hits and two walks, while Gordon drove in three. Walter Masterson took the loss for Washington.
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Cecil Travis
Carolina Container Beats Randleman 3-1 in Exhibition
Carolina Container defeated Randleman 3-1 in a hotly contested exhibition on the high school field as warmups for the Industrial league opener. Both teams, seen as threats to the league champion, traded runs with a single error blotting the otherwise clean game.
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Carolina Containers
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Major League Standings and Probable Pitchers April 27
Major League standings and today’s probable pitchers from AP show American League games including St. Louis at Chicago and New York at Washington with weather postponements. National League matchups include Brooklyn at New York and Chicago at St. Louis with listed two man rotations for each game.
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Piedmont Women's Golf Association Plans Wednesday Meeting
The Piedmont Women's Golf Association will hold its monthly meeting Wednesday at Starmount golf course in Greensboro. All High Point members and city residents seeking membership are urged to attend. A business meeting of officers precedes match play at 16 a.m. Reservations may be made by contacting Mrs. Shepard.
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Duke routs Maryland in lacrosse clash at College Park
Duke University lacrosse team mainly from Baltimore roared to a 12 to 4 victory over Maryland in College Park.
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Walks Account For Trio Of Bulldog Runs
Frank Slaydon Jr. reports Burlington Bulldogs beat Black Bison 7 to 1. Jerald Pickler pitched all nine, allowing four earned runs on six hits while earning revenge for last week’s extra inning defeat. Jack Ridge relieved early and gave up the late scoring flurry.
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James Rukert
High Point Bulldogs Fall In Conference Clash At Burlington
The box score shows High Point Bulldogs totaling 6 runs and 7 hits in a 7 to 6 loss at Burlington. Key moments included McGhee driving in runs and Pickler earning the win for Burlington while Rickert took the loss.
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Davidson Wins Track Meet Over Wolfpack Wildcats Triumph
Davidson defeats North Carolina State 76 1 3 54 2 3 points as Laslie and cy lead the Wildcats to their third Southern Conference win of the season. It marks the fourth straight meet with Lassie scoring 13 points.
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