Hi-Toms Top Lexington in First Round of softball tourney
Hi-Toms 5 Lexington 1 as Roy Tinney fires a two-hitter with 12 strikeouts to move the Hi-Toms to 18 straight wins over Lexington. Johnny Lybrand belts a three run homer in the sixth inning for the cushion. Al Baker adds two hits. Mooresville and Elkin also win as league activity continues.
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Hanes
Lexington
Tinney
Jim Gruzdis
Hi- Toms
Roy Tinney
Indians
Hi-Toms
Bob Greene
Johnny Lybrand
Greene
Bob Hrbek
Green
Young Tinney
Tribe
al Baker
Armand DiFerdinando
Ed Lavene
Lybrand
del Gado
Spatafore
Botti
Vinci
Lopez
Lavene
Eury
Hampton
Reneee Ee Nee
Stafford
di Ferdinando
Pagett
Weaver
Serene
Baker
Williams
G Johnson
Schenk
Burrell
Pp Matthews
a-Lowman
O'Dell
Case
Hansen
Peice
Owen
Poole
Cfesce
Richkus
Ege
Eeenere
Lineberger
Schemcok
Mills
Sete Hrbek
Daniels
Homesley
Jones
It Greene
Eeerreee
Hyeg
Williamson
Sane
Sanganad
Shire
Wee
Gladden
Eye
Sugg
White
Griffith
Ae Lavens
Hr—Lybrand
S—Baker
SO Tinney
U—Baker and Poole
RBI SB
Bee
A. Diferdinando
Phil Renzi
Eeane
Carmine Vinei
Nino Spatafore
In Thomas
Util Aa
Bruce Weaver
Eddie Yeager
Coves SL
Jim Spencer
Hi-Toms Face Rugged Week Ahead in North State Schedule
With just over two weeks remaining in the North State League season the High Point Thomasville Hi Toms confront a tough week. They host Salisbury Rocots at Finch Field tomorrow and again Tuesday in a likely twin bill. Wednesday and Thursday pit them against Mooresville Moors at Finch Field and Moor Park. Friday and Saturday bring a series with Statesville Owls at Statesville and then at home. An announcement on road doubleheaders will be made tomorrow.
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Thomasville
H-Toms
Finchers
Finch Field
Don Padgett
Salisbury Rocots
Mooresville
Moors
Moor Park
Statesville Owls
Statesville
PGA Officials to Speak at Carolina Junior Banquet
Carolinas PGA officials Dugan Aycock and George Corcoran will headline a Wednesday YMCA banquet for City Junior Golf Tournament contestants. John Gerring of High Point High School won the tourney. trophies will be awarded to winners and runners-up. Blair Park Pro Al Gerring notes the event is hosted by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and The Enterprise with J. W. Morgan as toastmaster.
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Carolinas
Junior Chamber of Commerce and
The
Enterprise
J. W. Morgan
Jaycee
Worsham Leads Tam O'Shanter After 54 Holes With 203
Lew Worsham shot a five under par 67 to lead the Tam O Shanter world tournament at Chicago with a 54 hole total of 203. Jim Ferrier trailed by four strokes after bogeying the last three holes to drop to 207. Cary Middlecoff matched Worsham’s 67 but stood at 212.
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Chicago
Lew Worsham
Pittsburgh
Tam O’shanter
Worsham
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Ferrier
Pete Cooper
White Plains
N. Y
Cooper
Roberto de Vicenzo
Buenos Aires
Henry Ransom
Julius Boros
Midpines
N. C
Boros
Tom O'Shanter
Bill Campbell
Huntington
West Virginia
Stranahan
John Levison
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Patty Berg
Louise Suggs
Sesesscee
Sescese
Jack Burke
Dave Douglas
Bil Ogden
Wee
Cary Middlecott
Ed Furgol
Chick Harbert
Dutch Harrison
Ed Oliver Wee Ser
Earl Stewart
Sam Snead
Mario Gonzales
Ted Kroll
Harry Todd
Sscceses
Doug Ford
Ccesseese
Jimmy Clark
Secees
Joe Kirkwood, Jr
Jerry Barber
Eens
Chandler Harper
Shelly Mayfield
Iverson Martin Eteeee
Chuck Klein
Ceessees
al Besselink
Sete Ween
Dick Metz Theeee
Milan Marusic
Eees
Lloyd Mangrum
Jimmy Demaret
Freddie Haas
Eric Brown
John Bullatear
Lawson Little
Shrine Bowl Tickets Sell Out For Dec 6 Game
Charlotte Shrine Bowl officials announced the December 6 football game is a sell-out with all general admission and Shrine Bowler tickets gone. The notice followed box score details from North State tournament play, listing fielding and batting notes for Salisbury and Mooresville.
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Ss. R. O
Charlotte
N. C
Hyatt Wins 58th Asheville Country Club Title
J. C. Hyatt of Asheville defeated Carroll Armstrong of Chattanooga Tenn 5 and 4 in the 36 hole Champion op finals to repeat as champion at the Asheville Country Club with a four under par medal score and about 1000 in attendance.
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Asheville
J. C. Hyatt
Asheville Country Club
Carroll Armstrong
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hyatt
Kannapolis Juniors Triumph 11-0 to Lead Series
Kannapolis American Legion Junior baseball team blanked Graham 11-0 to take a 3-1 lead in the best four of seven series for the state title. The teams schedule another game tonight here that could decide the championship.
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Graham
Kannapolis American Legion
Kannapolis
Hanes Hosiery routs Statesville 18 to 2 in title defense
Hanes Hosiery of Winston-Salem opened the defense of its 1951 Women’s State Softball title with an 18 to 2 rout of Statesville at Richland Park. Lurlyne Greer hit two home runs and Eckie Jordan and Lottie Grimmes added one each as Hanes rapped 11 hits off Eva McHargue. The game ended after five frames due to a tourney ruling.
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Hanes
Winston-Salem
Richland Park
Statesville
Eva McHargue
Lurlyne Greer
Eckie Jordan
Lottie Grimmes
Rmanies Ruton
Blackwood
Compton
Seabrook Farms Frozen Foods
Greensboro
Durham
Delphine Surratt
Anne Shipwash
Hobbs
Surratt
Shipwash
Tharon Sewell
Hester
Sewell
Carol Liner
Byers
Baptists
Shelby
Lindsay
Gorman
Noblitt
Bassett- Sack
Bennett's
Asheboro
National Carlton
Canton
Kivett Langley Set For City Golf Championship Final
Kivett and Langley, former city champions, reach a 34 hole match final at Blair Park Municipal course. The 1 p.m. start pits Kivett, 1948 titleholder, against Langley, 1949 1950 winner, after sweeping a 16-player field. Other flight finals also contested today with multiple matches set across divisions.
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Bud Kivett
Tommy Langley
Blair Park
Kivett
Langley
Kim Blackburn
Cakie Sehrestback
Holbrook
Girls' State Box Scores Highlight Scoring Totals
Box scores for the Girls' State event show totals around 27 and 24 runs. Players Durham Seabrook and Hobbs perform offensively with multiple RBIs and hits. Seabrook has a pair of doubles, while Liner hits a home run. Pitching details list Sewell and Hester with strikeout counts.
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Durham
Seabrook
RBI
Hobbs
Sewell
Adams
Hester
Pinch Hitters Spark Scoring in Slim Baseball Win
An odd OCR style recap shows pinch hitters contributing to a late surge. Key names include RBI by Reeder Story Love Gorman Stallings Noblitt and Lindsay with two homers Byers tallying four RBIs in a tight contest.
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Asnedopo
SHEDY
OOO
Glasgow
Alfred
RBI
Reeder
Story
Love
Gorman
Stallings
Noblitt
Lindsay
Byers
First Baptist Dover
Shelby
Abrhe
Brown
Hartman
McKinley
Powers
Ferree
Williams
J. Routh
Stanley
Hubbard
a-Alred
B-M
Routh
Brown Bomber On Fight Card At Winston-Salem
Joe Louis the former heavyweight champion returns to the ring in an exhibition at Bowman Gray Stadium on Friday night August 15 in Winston-Salem. He faces Joe McFadden a rising New York and Winston-Salem Negro heavyweight in the feature bout of a 32 round boxing gram. The card includes five bouts with two eight rounders. Louis first appearance since his 1949 retirement after 12 years as champion.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Joe Louis
Joe McFadden
New York
Bowman Gray Stadium
McFadden
Carolinas
Louis
Bears Eagles Tilt Near Sellout Stage
In Durham North Carolina fans from three states will attend September 6 for a Bears Eagles exhibition at Duke Stadium to benefit the Junior Chamber of Commerce welfare fund. The event originated with former Duke star George McAfee and was approved by Papa Bear Halas for the exhibition against the Eagles.
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Durham
N. C
North Carolina
Chicago Bears
Philadelphia Eagles
Duke Stadium
Junior Chamber of Commerce Welfare Fund
George McAfee
Duke
Bears
McAfee
George
Papa Bear) Halas
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Salisbury
Blanketeers
Charlie Griffith
Don Stafford
Gray Hampton
Glenn Bury
Ed Cannon
Tom Jones
Elkin
John Lipka
Lynn Corrider
Jack Swift
PGA
Pretty Canton Lassies
Mats “Sang
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Jean Davis
Lucy Jones
Mae Holcombe
Tenny Patrick
Bessie Phillips
Barbee
Tam O'Shanter
Caryl Middlecoff
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Marty Furgol
St. Louis
Tommy Bolt
Johnny Palmer
Skip Alexander
Clayton Heafner
North State
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DelGado
Connor
Bury
Bob—Schenk
Matthews
H—Schenk
Gatnit
Whittaker
Horne
Statesville Dehen Et Chadderton
Shapiro
Johnson
Linn
Deese
la France
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Sasso
Lipka
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McGuire
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Herpin
Corrider
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Swift
P Sen Crane
Patterson
Storie
Davent
Dees
Lia
Bb—Lipka
H—Lipka
Lane Lipka
U-Miller
Shives
Duane Wilson
John Zavada
Red Hamilton
Roy Lee
Tinney Ener
Alia
Seabrook Farms
Dover Mills
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Clint Harting
New York Giants
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Charleston
W. Va
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American Association
Sechrest
R. B. Pegram
Woody Parker
St. Clair Horney
G. M. Combs
Bill Hartley
Harold Reid
Robert Gill
Buster Bulla
Bob Byerly
Ralph Flowers
George Barbee
Cal Hart
Hanes Statesville
Abrh
Jordan
Merrill
Phillips
Birkwood
Greer
Hayes
Renegar
Morris
Sherrill
Grimes
Stroud
Seay
Walker
Selle
Futch
b-Tuttle
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