Umpire ethics and leadership in the North State League
Carroll Brown of the Carolina League is praised by officials in dark blue suits while Ab Culler of the High Point Umpires Association criticizes North State League leadership. Culler says President Bob Collier lacks toughness and fines are inconsistently applied. Incidents include a $500 Raleigh fine for throwing cushions, a chair tossed by Chick Suggs leading to a $100 fine and $80 to Suggs, and calls for stronger umpire support and stricter discipline to curb onfield disputes.
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Carroll Brown
Ab Culler
High Point
Brother Brown
Culler
Bob Collier
Suggs
Finch Field
Ville Law Enforcement
Thomasville Municipal
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North State league urged to curb onfield arguments
The piece criticizes players for heated disputes with umpires and urges stricter control of onfield outbursts. It notes managers may protest rulings but argues arguing wastes time and hurts the game, while calls for tougher umpire enforcement away from home.
Grenier Leads St. Paul Open After Slick Third Round
Grenier 29 year old former Navy flier fired a five under 67 to grab a one stroke edge over Jimmy Demaret at the St. Paul Open. Demaret faced a tightened chase as E J Harrison and George Fazio tied for second at 207 with more players close behind in a crowded leaderboard.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Otto Greenier
Baltimore
Grenier
Navy
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Calif
Demaret
Pat
E. J
Dutch” Harrison
Albuquerque
N. M
George Fazio
Conshohocken
Harris
Fazio
East West All Star Game Rosters Named at Finch Field
Cliff Bolton out with illness and Jimmy Gruzdis to skipper the Eastern squad join a lineup featuring Al Jarrett Dick Moses and John Hargrove for the East. Western manager Tuck McWilliams leads a team from Hickory Statesville Concord and Mooresville with Cudd Hopper Miller Smith guiding the mound. The game at Thomasville Park is expected to draw over 3000 fans.
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Finch Field
Hi- Toms
Jimmy Gruzdis
Cliff Bolton
Ifee Bally
East
al Jarrett
Dick Moses
Hi-7oms
Charlie Erwin
Salisbury
John Hargrove
Lexington
McWilliams
Tuck
Statesville
Hickory
Concord
Mooresville
Charlie Cudd
Jim Hopper
Bill Miller
Frank Smith
Thomasville Park
Gruzdis
John Reimold
Gray Hampton
Bob Deese
Albemarle
Hal Harrington
Johnny Lybrand
Hi-Toms
J. W. Lisk
Bill Wood
Jim Miller
Nook ‘Walters
Ate
Bob Newnam
Lisbury and
Bally
Homer Lee Cox
Owls
Dornbusch
Moors
Moses
Bill Dornbusch
Jim Sharp
NoommeviLk
Sofia
Knight
Williams
Sharp
Lybrand
Small Cf
Miller
Morrow
Horton Sf
Dedmon
Walczak
Dinbusch
Fair If
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Sessees
Schroeder Beats Seixas In Eastern Grass Courts Semifinal
Ted Schroeder of Glen dale California defeated Vic Seixas of Philadelphia 6-2 11-9 8-6 in the Eastern Grass Courts Championships semifinal as Frank Parker beat Gardnar Mulloy 6-4 6-3 6-2. Schroeder used skilled variety to outlast Seixas who attacked the net and played brilliant tennis.
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South Orange
N. J
Ted Schroeder
Glendale
Calif
United States
Vic Seixas
Philadelphian
Frank Parker
Gardnar Mulloy
Schroeder
Seixas
Sykes Hurls Glenola To Playoff Win
Hoyt Sykes pitched nine hits against Allen Jay to lift Glenola to a playoff opening win. He drove in four runs and allowed one run in the fourth inning. Sykes collected four hits in four at bats as Glenola seized the victory and leads the series 1 game to 0.
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Hoyt Sykes
Allen Jay
Glenola
Sykes
Glenora
Zaharias Builds Lead in Women's Open Golf Tourney
Babe Zaharias of Ferndale N Y leads after 54 holes at the Atlantic City country club with a 222 total and a course record 72 in the morning round. Grace Lenczyk and Betty Hicks chase, while Lenczyk posts a 230 overall and Hicks a 231 as the field tightens toward the final 18 holes.
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Northfield
N. J
Mildred
Babe) Zaharias
Ferndale
N. Y
Atlantic City Country Club
Grace Lenczyk
Newington
Miss Lenczyk
Peggy Kirk
Findlay
Ohio
Mary Wall
Menominee
Mich
Miss Hicks
Mrs. Zaharias
High Point Panthers Prep For 1946 Football Season
High Point college teams begin fall training with September 1 reporting for about sixty players. The Purple Panthers host the UNC junior varsity in the Sept 11 season opener at Albion Millis stadium under lights. A. B. Club funds the field house with events planned to draw 10 000 spectators. Glenn Painter shifts to end and Bill Loyd takes fullback duties as the squad rebuilds after wartime.
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High Point
Ralph James
Purple Panthers
Mt. Praceuvee
Panthers
James
University of North Carolina
Carolina Jaycees
A. B
High Point College
Albion Millis
Glenn Painter
Husky
Sylva
N. C
Panther
Bill Loyd
Painter
Horace Williams
Williams
Duke University Jayvees
Olympic Flop Comes Through For France
Paris report shows Alex Jany of France redeemed himself at the Olympic games swimming meet. He won the 100 meter freestyle and swam anchor on the victorious French 800 meter relay team against the United States in the opening portion of a two day U S France meet.
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Paris
Alex Jany
France
America
U. S.france
Moses, Dornbusch Star As Hi-Toms Top Moors 4 1
Thomasville High Point Hi-Toms beat Mooresville 4 1 as Dick Moses pitched well and Bill Dornbusch homered and drove in two. Dornbusch and Moses starred for the locals while Salisbury defeated Statesville 11 4, widening the Hi-Toms league lead.
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Dornbusch
Thomasville
High Point Hi-Toms
Dick Moses
Mooresville
Statesville
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RBI
Dornubsch
Small
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Faw
Hashdt
Hawkins
Ward
Bill Dornbusch
Baseball team counts by state draw regional comparisons
New York state lists 29 organized baseball teams while North Carolina records 44 and Texas 36, highlighting regional concentration differences among states with formal league structures.
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New York
New York State
North Carolina
Texas
Ty Cobb Career Span and Game Count Highlight
Detroit reports Ty Cobb played 24 years in major league baseball appearing in 3,033 games with 11,492 at bats.
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Detroit
Ty Cobb
Pentathlon events listed in London article
London notes five pentathlon events including the broad jump javelin discus 200 meter run and 1500 meter run.
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London
High Point Thomasville tops Mooresville in league play
In the North State League results High Point Thomasville defeated Mooresville 4 to 1. Salisbury beat Statesville 11 to 4. Concord edged Hickory 1 to 0 in 13 innings. Lexington toppled Albemarle 14 to 12. After 20 NFL clashes, Washington leads Philadelphia by 14 points, with the Redskins at 378 and the Eagles 364.
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Mooresville
Salisbury
Statesville
Concord
Hickory
Lexington
Albemarle
Washington Redskins
Philadelphia Eagles
Tribe
Eagles
Cow
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
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