Carl Greene Shuts Down Nuts in 3-Hitter
Salisbury drops another game in the North State league race as Carl Greene throws a three hit shutout for his third win of the season. The Hi-Toms chase leader Salisbury while Landis and Concord contest the tight standings at Finch Field tonight.
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Enterprise
Salisbury
Pirates
Hi-Toms
Concord
Finch Field
Landis
Spinners
Thomasville
Charlie’ Moore
Jim Grundis
Bob Mathieson
al Jarrett
Bill Conroy
Mathieson
Nats
Jim Gruzdis
Mooresville
Jarrett
Conroy
Jim Hudson
Chick Petters
Old-Timers Tilt Sets Rube Eldridge Back Next Tuesday Night
An Old-Timers game between Thomasville and High Point veterans is slated at Finch Field for Tuesday August 15 at 6 45 p m seven innings if possible Rube Eldridge will pitch and manage the Pointers with Spec Bally guiding the Tommies. The rosters feature midlife stars including Charlie Carroll Dave Yow Pep Young and Sam Gibson for High Point and Glenn Spee Baity Tom Johnson Van Stringfield Dave Long for Thomasville.
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Rube
Thomasville
Spec’ Bally
High
High Point
Finch Field
Landis
Rube Fldridge
Spec
Bally
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Lefty Eldridge
Rally
Charlie Carroll
Dave ‘Digger
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Blow Cooper
al Hoover
Dewey English
St. Louis Browns
Sam Gibson
van Stringfield
Boston Red
Jimmy Teague
Ike Saddler
Hal Johnson
Johnny Newton
Jack Cecil
Norman Elder
Dave Yow
Monty McDonald
Earl White
Glenn ‘Spee' Baity
Tom Johnson
Tom Trotter
Herman Leonard
Noe English
Jesse Finch
Glenn Finch
Otho Conner
Troy Younts
Austin Baity
Dave Long
Clete Ingram
John Charles
Darr Shealy
Bison Backing In Key All Star Backfield
In Greensboro the North Carolina All-Star game features High Point players Jerry Paschal and Bobby Joe Mickey expected to lead the West offense. Paschal shines as quarterback with strong ball handling and passing, backed by Mickey at halfback and supported by Salisbury coach Bill Ludwig. The game, approved by coaches Wingfield Huffman and Shelton, kicks off Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Greensboro Senior High Stadium.
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Senior High
Marvin Crow
Lexington
Junior Seawell
Asheboro
Bobby Joe Mickey
High Point
Bobby Burrows
Jerry Paschal
Paschal
West
Mickey
Bobby
High Point High School
George Wingfield
Stan Huffman
Wally Shelton
Greensboro Senior High
Giants Rally To Narrow NL Pennant Gap In July Spark
July 20 1950 Giants began a remarkable run under manager Leo Durocher winning 16 of 17 after a pair of losses to St Louis. They beat Boston 9 3 to close gap to 2 1 2 games behind the Cardinals. Monte Kennedy started, Jack Kramer earned the win.
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Boston Braves
Giants
Lippy Leo Durocher
St. Louis Cardinals
Durocher
Ball Park
Braves
Boston
Phils
Dodgers
Monte Kennedy
Jack Kramer
Kennedy
Ken Johnson
Redbirds
Furgol Pursues First Big Win On Amateur Circuit
Furgol leads the All American golf meet at Tom O'Shanter by two strokes with 211 as final round nears. The $2,500 prize could double his 1950 earnings for the Royal Oak, Michigan player, facing rivals Skip Alexander Dave Douglas Fred Hawkins Skee Riegel Bobby Locke Lloyd Mangrum and Sam Snead in the race.
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R— Ea Furgol
Tom O'Shanter
Royal Oak
Mich
Skip Alexander
Knoxville, Tenn
Dave Douglas
Newark
Deal
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Skee Riegel
Tulsa
Bobby Locke
Lioyd Mangrum
Sam Snead
Langley Favored in Emerywood Golf Championship
High Point golfers battle at Emerywood Country Club this week with match play underway Langley the clear favorite after a 6 and 5 semi final win over Fran Garrett Jack Holbrook Jr and Frosty Snow also reach the semi finals along with J B Lovelace George Machen won the President s Cup last week 3 and 2 over Alfred Oliver Women s Club Championship qualifiers start August 8 led by Shirley Redding and Jean Hardin
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High Point City
Tommy Langley
Emerywood Country Club
Langley
Fran Garrett
Jack Holbrook, Jr
Sidney Gayle
Frosty Snow
J. B. Lovelace
George Machen
Alfred Oliver
Baseball and basketball schedule notes across major cities
Listings show games in Boston New York Detroit Chicago Cleveland Washington Philadelphia Brooklyn and more with multiple night starts and pitchers or players named. Also mentions Concord Statesville Lexington Mooresville Hickory and other minor games in a dense schedule rundown.
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New York
P. Well
Rasehi
Detroit
Chicago
P. Mteman
Wight
Meveland
St. Louis
Feiler
Widmar
Ashington
Philadelphia
Hudson
Brissie
Broklyn
Roberts
Newcombe
Jones
Spahn
Pittsburgh
Staley
Pollett
Chambers
Cincinnati
Klippstein
Dubiel
Ramsdel
Fox
Cleveland
Washington
Brooklyn
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St! Lo
Swimmers Tour Duke Campus After National Meet
About 300 swimmers who competed in the Women’s National AAU Championships at Durham last weekend began leaving for home. Many stayed over to tour Duke University and tobacco factories, then dined with the American Business Club at the Sheraton Hotel.
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Duke University
Durham
American Business Club
Sheraton Hotel
Slingin' Sam Baugh Says He Will Quit At Fifty
In Los Angeles on August 8, Sam Baugh, veteran Redskins quarterback, aged 35, jokes he will retire when he turns 50. He says he promised his mother he would quit then.
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Slingin
Sam Baugh
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Baseball leaders named in Associated Press wire summary
The AP lists National League batting leader Robinson Brooklyn 360, Ennis RBIs 4, Musial hits 195, Ashburn triples 12, Miller pitching 103 wins. American League highlights Kell Detroit batting 353 and hits 144, Doerr and Woodling doubles 8, Lemon strikeouts 108, Trout 82 wins.
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Ashburn
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Doerr
Woodling
New York
Rosen
Cleveland
Dimaggio
Lemon
Trout
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