See Chakales Here And There
A nostalgic column weaves sports lore with quirky tales from baseball and local clubs. It recalls Mercury Athletic Club politics, wartime strategic debates, Wakefield, and colorful figures like Kid Eberfield and the Lookouts, ending with a sly recounting of ball-bending schemes and practical jokes.
Foti Pitches No Hit Game in Lexington doubleheader
Toni Foti pitched a no hit no run game for the Lexington Indians as they defeated the Concord Weavers 8-0 in the opener of a doubleheader. Concord came back to win the nightcap 17-4, pounding Lexington for 21 hits, with nine doubles and five triples. McGinnis sparked Lexington with sharp defense while Concord turned five double plays to slow the Weavers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Lexington
Toni Foti
Lexington Indians
Tribes
Concord Weavers
Weavers
Johnson
Brown
Pinkston
Bield
Ran
Man
Baker
Yoo Kelly
Wranlan
King
Hunt
Glover
Graham
Motto
Bryson
Braves Break Reds Streak in 6 1 Victory
Boston Braves halted Cincinnati Reds four-game win run as Tom Earley outpitched Paul Derringer. A Masi drove in two with a second inning double, and Max West scored on a third inning play. Boston added three in the fifth, aided by a passed ball, two singles, and Johnny Cooney double. Four Braves double plays limited Reds’ scoring until seventh inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Tom Earley
Paul Derringer
Masi
Braves
Paul Waner
Eddie Miller
Max West
Johnny Cooney
Boston
Harry Craft
Ane
Eddie Joost
Cincina TV
Abrho
Abriva
Pwaner
Gleeson
Rowell
Lombardi
Miller
RwWest
Crate
Earley
Deringer
iMoore
Pearson
Cincinnat
Bryson
Grahen
Fot
Cutherth
Vickers
Tommies Take 10-4 Win Over Moors in NC State League
Cspecial to The Enterprise from Mooresville shows Thomasville roaring to an eight run lead in the first two innings, routing Mooresville 10 to 4. Ray Lindsay shaped like the past star as he held Moors and the Tommies piled up 10 hits while Burns and Rolek led the offense with three hits apiece.
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Enterprise
Mooresville
Big Ray Lindsay
Lindsay
Moors
Tommies
Thomasville
Bear
Beal
Norman Small
Lindse
Burns
Rolek
Giants Best Towellers 7-6 in Salisbury comeback
In Salisbury on August 2 Kannapolis Towelers lost to the Salisbury Giants 7-6 as Herrigan hit two homers off James. The late rally narrowed the gap between Kannapolis and second-place Tommies. line score shows Wannapolis 2 Salisbury 7 10 3 with James and Murray, Haney and Ghadet pitching.
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Isannapolis
Herrigan
James
Kannapolis
Salisbury Giants
Tommies
Giants
Rowe
Wannapolis
Salisbury
Murray
Haney
Ghadet
Landis Millers Top Mooresville 3-2 in CL game
Landis Millers defeated Mooresville 3 to 2 with Leroy Bohannon leading both clubs’ hitting by going 3 for 4. The game was played in Landis as over 3,000 motorists were surveyed in a public poll about driving habits and roadway issues.
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Leroy Bohannon
Thomasville Tommies
Landis
Mooresville
McGowan
Morrow
HH. Jordan
Jr. Watts
Ares
High Point Prepares For National AAU Women’s Meet
Glitz from Hawaii to Massachusetts converges on City Lake Park Pool for a three day senior women’s national AAU championships August 15 to 17. Honolulu contingent with two champions arrives by August 11, led by Chieko Miyamoto and Fujiko Katsutani.
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Soc Chakales
High Point
Hawaii
Massachusetts
City Lake Park Pool
Honolulu
St. Louis
Chieko Miyamoto
Portland
Oregon
Fujiko Katsutani
Alexander House
T. HH
Jacke Cody
Jack Cody
Brenda Helser
Nancy Merks
Brenda
America
Buffalo
Multnomah
Gloria Callen
Women’s Swimming Association of New York
Prince Wnyler
Goeldshore Minnow
Helen Parry
Cleveland
Gloria
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Helen Perry
Prince
Eleanor Halri Rose
Helen
W. F. Bailey
Jacksonville
Fla
Philadelphia
New York
Atlanta
Ie Pool
Sox Turn Back Senators 3 1 in baseball game
Edgar Smith pitched for the Chicago White Sox as they beat the Washington Senators 3 to 1. Smith scattered seven hits with perfect control for his first win of the year, while Sid Hudson allowed 10 Chicagos but issued four walks in the fourth inning where Chicago scored twice. Key moments included Kuhel and Kreevich starting the fourth with walks and Kuhel scoring on Taft Wright’s double. Washington finally scored in the seventh on Cecil Travis’ single and George Archie’s outfield sacrifice fly. A prior injury incident affected Sox outfielder Julius Solters during fielding practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edgar Smith
Chicago White Sox
Senators
Sox
Smith
Sid Hudson
Chicago
Joe Kuhel
Mike Kreevich
Kuhel
Taft Wright
Luke Appling
Myril Hoag
Kreevich
Appling
Hoag
Bob Kennedy
Cecil Travis
Jimmy Vernon
George Archie
Julius Solters
Mercury A C Will Meet at Lake Monday
The Mercury A C will hold an important business meeting Monday night at 6 o clock at the city lake dining rooms. Club officials announced the gathering, urged all members to attend, as it is the last meeting before the AAUC Senior Nationals here August 15, with many details still to be worked out.
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Japan
United States
Hawaii
America
Pacific
Mercury Athletic Club
Board of Governors
Paul Appel
Appel
A.A.U
Ellen MaeQuillen
Aero Club of Oregon
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Pacific Northwest
Pacific Coast
Ann Ross
St. George Dragon Club
Brooklyn
N. Y
City Lake
L. 4. Fisher
A. A. UC
Dodgers Rout Cubs 9–6 Amid Umpire Dustup in Chicago
Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Chicago Cubs 9 to 6 in a 13-hit game marked by a heated argument that cost manager Leo Durocher and pitcher Whitlow Wyatt their removals. The Cubs led 3–0 early before Brooklyn surged with homers and standout hits to claim a third straight win over Chicago.
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Tom Siler
Chicago
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Whitlow Wyatt
Cubs
Brooklyn
Durocher
Barnes
Kirby Highe
Newell Kimball
Highe
Charley Gilbert
Dominic Dallessandra
Bill Nicholson
BH Herman
Peewee Reesé
Tom Dunn
Dallessandro
Bill Stewart
Babe Dahlgren
Gilbert J
Lew Riggs
Olson
Johnny
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North Carolina Sportswriters Association
Tony Cernigle
Pennsylvania Steel Mills
Wakefield
Eddie Lyons
Reynolds High
Charlotte Hornets
Furman Bisher
Charlotte
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Bill Lewis
Earl Holt
Oak Ridge
Nelson Zachary
Mercury
Kid Eberfield
Chattanooga Lookouts
Southern Association
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Skeeters
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Foti
Blanks Weavers
Concord
Tiniss
Lexinston
Fort
Diranam
Fout
Red
Tom
Vamer
Riee Lexington
Redkamp
Rankin, Downen, Smith, Johinsen
Cox
Conner, Dices
Indiana
Patty Aspinall
Indianapolis
Ray Lindsay
Landis Millers
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Territory of Hawaii
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Nancy
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Cramer
Lewis
Wright
Travis
Vernon
Heag
Archie
Kennedy
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Tresh
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Hudson
Tatais
Fotais
Chicaco
Ono
Ant
ODN
Roimrva
Kolloway
BE. Smith
Bloodworth
Hussan
Kennedy. Two - Base Hits-- Wrisht
Kelloway
Kubel
Mercury A. C
Lake
Associated Press
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Red Sox
DiMaggio
Yankees
Ellen
Lan
Phillies
Walla
Cooney
Ea Ao
Keller
Willams
Red Soane
Hiffrich
Phils
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Redbirds
Larry French
Joe Mei Wick
Dolf Camillis
French
Reese
Herman
Reiser
Medwick
Camilli
Vance Page
Mickey Owen
Page
Himan
3- Hack
Gilbert
Dalandro
Nicholson
Canulil
Dahlgren
Vatum
Walker
McGugh
Riggs
Sturgeon
Owen
T Kimball
Mootr
Galan
Jone Olsen
P Aanoe
Mooty
Imatha
Brooklyn Stry
Rings
Riess
Kimball
Hack
McCullouck
Oresta
Casmilli
Schefting
Tao
Med ‘Wick
Rincgs
Doubie
Dahl
Gren
Higte
Hisha
Tilmes
Olsem
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Stewart
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