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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1950

Page

8

Baseball Talk Sparks Fire Over Rickey's Pennant Plans

New York Aug 14 Baseball chatter has Pirates GM Roy Hamey blaming Branch Rickey for any Dodgers flag loss. The piece notes remarks on pennant control, Dodgers’ pitching focus, and various player quips from Glaviano to Konstanty and Robinson, with praise for Hornsby and Vaughan in baserunning speed.

New York Roy Hamey Pittsburgh Pirates Dodgers Brooklyn Branch Rickey Hamey Rickey

North State league All-Star Game at Finch Field

The North State league All-Star game set for August 20 at Finch Field is described as markedly better than previous similar events. It is already viewed as superior to Collier's Caper held in Statesville earlier in the year under the All-Star banner.

Finch Field Statesville Marvin Summey Allen Jay High School Jaybirds Marvin Allen Jay

Fans cast strong North State All Star vote

The High Point Enterprise notes fans eagerly vote in the North State league All Star ballot for the Finch Field game, aiming to draw a crowd. It contrasts a past poor turnout at Statesville with improved attendance and standard admission at sixty cents.

Statesville Bob Collier

Best of the Best Top Honors Are Taken By Burlington Raleigh Lads

Burlington guard Fred Matthews and Raleigh forward Kim Buchanan were chosen as outstanding athletes in the second annual North Carolina All Star football and basketball games. Matthews led the West to a 13 6 football victory at Greensboro Senior High Stadium. Buchanan scored 22 points as the East won 61 57 at Eton College.

Greensboro Burlington Raleigh North Carolina Buchanan Eton College Matthews Craig Blackburn Reidsville Jerry Paschal High Point Billy Hawks Mt. Airy Pete Chaney Russell Jones Gray High Winston-Salem Eddie Mann Chapel Hill Bill Peeler Salisbury Billy Lyles Wilson Jim Stevenson Hanes High Kinston Bobby Hodges Charlie Smith Wilmington Warren Russell New Bern Smith Duke Russell E.C.T.C Wake Forest State

World Golf Playoff Set Today

Chick Harbert and Hank Ransom meet in a nineteenth playoff at Tam's course for about 83 dollars per shot. The World Championship offers 11000 to the winner and 5000 to the runner up, with Harbert and Ransom both chasing the record prize pool in a par 72 format.

Chicago Chick Harbert Hank Ransom Tom O'Shanter Tam Harbert Ransom Ranson Dallas, Texan

Clinton Wins Carolinas Little League Championship

Clinton defeated the Kiwanis all-stars of Raleigh 2 to 0 in Charleston to clinch the Carolinas Little League title. The South Carolina nine shut out Raleigh in the deciding game of a two of three series played Saturday.

Charleston S. C Clinton South Carolina Kiwanis All-Stars Raleigh N. C

Rags to Riches Jim Hearn Hurls Giants To Win

Jim Hearn, a right hander from Atlanta, joined the New York Giants in July and won six of six starts, delivering a 2-0 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Wes Westrum and Don Mueller drove in the runs as the Giants split the four game series with Philadelphia and moved into a strong position in the pennant race with other NL results shaping standings.

Jim Hearn Giants Phils James T. Hearn Atlanta St. Louis Cardinals Big Jim New York Giants Hearn New York Philadelphia Phils Ken Johnson Wes Westrum Don Mueller Pacemakers Boston Braves Brooklyn Dodgers Cincinnati Reds Ken Raffensberger Reds Pittsburg Pirates Cubs Detroit Tigers Paul Lehner Lou Brissie Philadelphia Athletics Yankees Vic Raschi al Sima Mickey Harris Washington Senators Red Sox Eddie Yost Lou Boudreau Larry Doby Indians White Sox Dick Weik Gus Niarhos Ray Scarborough Bob Feller Tribe Detroit

Results and standings from yesterday and today’s games

Results show Philadelphia over New York and Washington over Boston while Chicago struggles. Postponements due to wet grounds affect Detroit at St Louis and other schedule changes. Upcoming games include Detroit at Cleveland with Newhouser facing Wyn, plus multiple city matchups including Fayetteville Raleigh Greensboro and Danville.

Philadelphia New York Washington Boston Cleveland Chicago Detroit St. Louis Newhouser Wyn Brooklyn Cincinnati Pittsburgh Ramsdell Law Brecheen Lade Pet St Louls

Police hunt Palermo linked to numbers racket violence

Philadelphia August 14 police pursue Frank Blinky Palermo manager of Ike Williams over conspiracy firearms charges and threat to kill. two accomplices held on 10000 bail after a gun battle. Marcus and Mangiello prisoners tied to the Palermo Singleton numbers bank.

Philadelphia Frank (Blinky) Palermo Ike Williams Palermo Richard Doyle James Singleton Doyle Joseph Coffee Nicholas Marcus Upper Darby Patsy Mangiello Singleton Coffee George J. Kronbar Kronbar Marcus Mangiello

Australia beats Sweden to reach U S challenge in Davis Cup

In Rye New York Australia defeated Sweden 3 to 2 to win the interzone title and gain the right to challenge the United States in Newport. Ted Schroeder won the Newport Invitation by defeating Art Larsen 6 3 7 5 6 4 and said he will not enter the national singles.

Rye N. Y Australia Sweden U.S Newport A. I Ted Schroeder Art Larsen Manchester Mass Margaret DuPont Essex County Club Beverely Baker Louise Brough Doris Hart Shirley Fry

Whitfield wins world fast half mile as Great Britain top US

London Olympic champion Mal Whitfield clocks 1:50 for the half mile, fastest time this year, but Great Britain defeats the United States in the international track meet. Also noted are tennis upset wins in Cambridge and power boat records at the Cambridge Yacht Club.

London Mal Whitfield Great Britain United States Baltimore Patsy Zellmer San Diego Laura Lou John Clearwarter Fla Cambridge Edison Hedges Cambridge Yacht Club Chicago Tom O'Shanter Henry Ransom Chick Harbert Frank Stranahan Babe Zaharias Dot Kielty Osaka Japan Jim McLane Ford Kenn Ronald Gora Wayne Moore Yale

Chapman Homer Secures Win for Spinners in Ninth

Landis Spinners beat Thomasville High Point Hi-Toms 9-8 at Finch Field as Chapman's ninth inning homer broke a seesaw contest. Cooper and Chapman homered for Landis while Lybrand and Petters connected for Hi-Toms. Southworth took the loss after relief duty, with Conroy expected to start tonight.

Enterprise Landis Thomasville High Point Finch Field Salisbury Pirates Hi-Toms Jim Gruzdis Bill Conroy Fred Chapman Chapman Bob Deese Lynn Southworth Southworth al Jarrett Tommy Cooper Spinners Jarrett Cooper Johnny Lybrand Chick Petters Petters Lybrand Taylor Hennegar HR — T. Cooper Fraciano Fobert Hudson Smith Myers Toms Jarlett K. Cooper Hennega Landis AB Rhore RBI T. Cooper Graham Tacovello Linn Deese W.seeee Morowicz Ridenhour Cusack Seeee Pizzatola Seen Weer P Ener Bolton Enane

Meat of Outfielders and League Leaders Summary

The piece lists MLB leaders across major categories for the season. Notable names include Stan Musial and Enos Slaughter leading batting and RBIs, with J. Jethroe and Ashburn among stolen bases and triples leaders. It notes pitchers Maglie and Miller atop the standings with strong win percentages.

Louis Shadow Looms Over Charles Beshore Title Fight

In Buffalo on August 14, Ezzard Charles defends his NBA heavyweight title against Freddie Beshore, with Joe Louis looming over the bout as a potential springboard to a $500,000 September Louis Charles championship clash. Charles, a 1-5 favorite, stresses readiness and willingness to fight full rounds, while Beshore has kept sharp during the long layoff. Charles completes six rounds in training ahead of the contest.

Buffalo N. Y Ezzard Charles Freddie Beshore Joe Louis Cincinnati Harrisburg Louis-Charles Charles Beshore

Winston-Salem Dominates Twin City In Carolina League Race

With the season nearing its end, Winston-Salem sits 16 1/2 games ahead of Danville as Burlington lingers for fourth place. Reidsville and Greensboro fight for bottom, while Durham and Fayetteville chase spots and Danville edges Greensboro on a two-run homer by Jack Rothenhausler.

Associated Press Winston-Salem Twin-City Danville Burlington Reidsville Greensboro Durham Fayetteville Raleigh Squabble Jack Rothenhausler Arnold Atkins Deen Bees Schultz Bulls Hal Atkinson Bill LaFrance Milt Jordan

Thomasville Softball Schedule Returns Busy Week

Tuesday night features Coman-Lanier against Star Furniture at 7 and Carolina Seating versus VFW at 8 15. Wednesday has Poole's Knitting meeting Coman-Lanier at 7 and Carolina Seating against Edwin Lambeth at 5 15. Thursday includes Poole's Knitting versus Amazon at 6 30 and Carolina Seating versus Coman-Lanier at 7 30 with Erwin Lambeth facing Ashmore at 0. Friday caps with Star Furniture versus Ashmore at 7 and VFW against Amabon at 8 15. Monday August 21 lists two games between Coman-Lanier and VFW.

Coman-Lanier Star Furniture Carolina VFW Poole Edwin Lambeth Amazon Erwin-Lambeth Ashmore Amabon Pet. Poole’s Knitting Eee Coman-Lanier Seveee National Guard Amazon . Eter Comane Lanier

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