Hi-Toms No-Hit Dominates Concord In Softball Showdown
Delphine Surratt pitched five innings of no hit no run as Pabst Blue Ribbon of Greensboro routed Gann's Hosiery of Durham 8-0 in the Women State softball tournament. Frances Lackey and Miss Futch also starred for their teams in a night of abbreviated games at Richland Park with Belks and Kannapolis delivering key earlier results. The event continues next Thursday with Pabst and Hanes Hosiery favored to contend for the title.
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Delphine Surrate
High Point
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Greensboro
Gann
Durham
Miss Surratt
Eanies Futch
Hanes Hosiery
Mooresville
Belks
Concord
Frances Lackey
Kanna
Hanes Knitters
Miss Futch
Frances Cox
Miss Lackey
Charlotte
Richland Park
Surratt
Hillcrest
Pabst
Hanes
Mildred Cheek
Kannapolis
Byrd
Greensboro High School Stadium Awe Inspires High Point Hope
Tony Simeon praises Greensboro's new 10 000 seat stadium with advanced lighting and a top press box while urging High Point to push for similar upgrades. He argues for expanded seating and better illumination at Millis stadium and calls for proactive planning by local schools and authorities to fund a municipal auditorium and new football facilities.
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Tony Simeon
Greensboro
High Point
Aremorial Stadium
Millis Stadium
High Point College
Millis
All-Stars To Start Grid Work Monday
Eastern and western all-star prep footballers report to camps for four days of heavy practice before next week’s games at Guilford and High Point colleges. Basketball clinics and football clinics run Monday to Friday with coaches from Tulane and Michigan guiding football, and Eddie Hickey directing basketball.
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Greensboro
Guilford
High Point
Guilford College Gymnasium
P.m
Wilmington
Bill Grice
Chapel Hill
Frank Mack
Kinston
Bob Jamison
Senior High
George Heckman
Graham
Art Ditt
Marion
Henry Frank
Tulane
Jack Blott
Michigan
Eddie Hickey
St. Louis University
Cage
Jarlett Shuts Down Nats in Seven-Hitter Win
Big Al Jarrett pitched seven hits allowed as the Thomasville Hi-Toms beat the Concord Nats 5-1 in Concord. Jarrett fanned two, walked two, and earned his eleventh win of the season as the Hi-Toms swept the two game series, scoring three runs in the second inning and adding two more later. Don Barclay Jarrett accounted for Concord's lone run on an error.
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Salisbury Ab
Richardson
O'Brien
Landis Ab Barrett
Conwell
Williamson
Deese
Steer Chapman
Seeee Russell
Iacavello
Wood
Ee Moore
Salisbury
Teeve
Landis
Ratcho
Handel
Sages
Howe
Hickory Ab
Ludwig
Cese
Ges
Civercasic
Flannagan
Finn
Eee Featherstone
Seeee Jackson
Jackson
Thee
Cohan
Tokarchik
Whee
Mooresville
Hi-Tom
Pete Willestfall
Liams
Starker
Fon Vann Harrington
Ij Rhodes
Seseses
Niehaus
Whitmore
Ces
Mathews
Panarelli
Jarrett
Pan- Mooresville
Arelli
Owens W.g
Beck
Linn
Mills
Small
Knight
Lud
Williams
West
Rhodes
Boles
Peters
Hi-Toms
Concord
Fabianich
Parmied
Harrington
Alckory
Cohen
Dwyer
Cudd
Moseley
Finch Field
Moors’ Park
Hi-Toms Ab
Daniels
Concord Ab Tutignano
Zunno
Sete
Raehse
Sese Ordenana
Mouton
Steer Calder
Barclay Rf
Johnson
Glover
Wren
Lexington
Transpuesto
RBI
Matthews
Bolton
Mauney
Nena
Garcia
Ordettutighiano
Bradshaw
Nana
Nie
Petrosky
Milner
C. Raehse
Hr— Haus
Ordenana
Rutigliano
Willams
Statesville
Wp—Johnson
Palumbo
Palum
Anderson
U—Hawkins
Enterprise
al Jarlett
Thomasville
High Point Hi-Toms
Concord Nats
Concord Park
Nationals
Don Barclay Jarrett
Nats
Ben Palumbo
Herman Niehaus
Angelo Panarelli
Shell Palumbo
College football set to clash with Texas stars on Sept 24
Charlotte reports a Carolina Texas rivalry shift from golf to football on September 24 as Wake Forest plays at Dallas against Doak Walker led SMU and Clemson meets Rice in Houston while South Carolina visits Baylor. Meanwhile Tri State home run records surge with Hal Harrigan belting No 80 for Anderson and Leo Shoals reaching 42 for Reidsville.
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Charlotte
Carolina
Texas
Wake Forest
Dallas
Doak Walker
Southern Methodist
Clemson
Houston
Rice
South Carolina
Waco
Baylor Bears
North State
Hal Harrigan
Anderson Rebels
Norman Small
Moorseville
Hal
Anderson
Reidsville
Leo Shoals
Burlington
Gus Zernial
White Sox
Knoxville
Florence
Sumter
Rock Hill
Camden
S. C
Fifty-Eight Invited To UNC Football Work
University of North Carolina invites fifty-eight players to report on September 1 for pre-season football work. The group includes 19 lettermen, 10 reserves and 29 sophomores under coach Carl Snavely, with All-Americans Charlie Justice and Art Weiner leading the returnees.
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Carolina Football Work
Jake Wade
U.N.C
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
N. C
Kenan Stadium
Carl Snavely
Snavely
Beaumont
Texas
South Carolina
Columbia
S. C
Charlie
Choo Choo
Justice
Art Weiner
Weiner
Tar Heels
Carolina
Kenny Powell
Bob Cox
Irv Holdash
Roscoe Hansen
Jim Hendrick
Dick McDonald
Pete Rywak
Dick Bunting
Billy Hayes
Soph
Candi
Melrose Wins Upset Over Oakdale in Industrial League
Melrose defeated Oakdale 7 to 5 to tighten its grip on fifth place in the Industrial League. Knox went 3 for 4 and Luke Jones 3 for 5 for Melrose, while Hicks homered for Oakdale. Bill Staton starred in the outfield for Melrose as they improved to 9 wins against 13 losses.
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Melrose
Oakdale
Knox
Luke Jones
Hicks
Bill Staton
FP Young
H. Hoogin
J. Cedd Parrish
Castle and Knox
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Winston- Salem
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