Fayetteville Hi-Toms Face Scots in pennant deciding game
In Fayetteville the Hi-Toms host the Scots in the final game of a four game set with the Carolina League lead on the line. Ray Konkoleski propelled the Scots to an 8-3 win as Jack Taylor aims to even the series for Fayetteville.
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Payetteville
Fayetteville
Hi-Toms
Hi-Toms's Park
Toms
Finch Field
Kinston
Eagles
Murray O'Flynn
Scots
Ray Konkoleski
Bert Haas
Jack Taylor
Taylor
Woody Rich
Bill Kallas
Kallas
Danville
Leon Wagner
Browns Set For Stars
CHICAGO Browns are ready for their Friday night game at Soldier Field against the College All-Stars. Otto Graham says the pros are mentally up and should beat the All-Stars, noting last year’s 30 27 defeat and focusing on George Ratterman and Vito Parilli.
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Cleveland Browns
Soldier Field
Otto Graham
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Stopraham
George Ratterman
Vite
Minors Scores From AP International and American Leagues
In international league action Toronto beat Montreal 5 to 4 in 12 innings. Miami defeated Columbus 6 to 2. Buffalo won over Rochester 1 to 0 and Havana topped Richmond 6 to 5. In American League play Charleston beat Louisville 6 to 2, St Paul defeated Indianapolis 5 to 2, Wichita triumphed over Minneapolis 3 to 1, Omaha crushed Denver 14 to 2, Columbus beat Charlotte 8 to 6, Macon defeated Augusta 9 to 0, Knoxville beat Savannah 5 to 4.
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Rochester
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Louisville
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Indianapolis
Wichita
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Omaha
Denver
Charlotte
Macon
Augusta
Columbia
Knoxville
Savannah
Baseball Scores From Monday Evening Standings
Fayetteville beat HI-TOMS 8 to 3 while Winston-Salem won 4 to 3 against Greensboro. Kinston improved to 6-2 and Danville fell to 1-4. Durham edged Wilson 8 to 7 in 12 innings with HI-TOMS visiting Fayetteville, Greensboro visiting Winston, Durham visiting Wilson, and Danville visiting Kinston.
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Durham
Wilson
Paul Lepley
Emil Kirlik
Bulls
Jim McManus
Danville
Kinston
Hi-Toms
Fayetteville
Hi-Toms Steeee
Ave
Winston
Shoemaker, Dezern Lead Carolina Golf Championship
Lefty Go Has Touch Of Dixie. Harry Shoemaker of Florida State led after 36 holes at Catawba Country Club with a 141 total, one stroke ahead of Jim Dezern of Durham. Jack Butler of Atlanta was third at 143 as 34 players qualified for the final rounds in Hickory.
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Dixie
Harry Shoemaker
Florida State
Signal Mountain
Tenn
Jim Dezern
Durham
N.C
Jack Butler
Atlanta
Shoemaker
Air Force
Dezern
Butler
Hurling No-Hitter Headlines Softball Tourney Action
Terris of Roger-Crawford tossed a no hit game as Lincolnton routed Raleigh 9 0 in a late evening Class AAA clash. Dover Mills crushed Asheboro 13 1 as the tournament continues at Harvell Park with three games on tonight slate.
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Harvell Park
Carolina Glass Co
High Point
Smithfield
Bogen - Crawford Mills
Lincolnton
Banks-Ford
Greensboro
Calieu
Mieter
Ruth Terris
Roger-Crawford
Johnson-Lambe
Raleigh
Dover Mills
Shelby
Asheboro
Terris
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