Cardinals Sweep Giants in Twin Bill as Musial Tops
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Giants in both ends of a doubleheader 5-2 and 11-2, aided by six homers and a crucial triple play by Red Schoendienst. Stan Musial homered twice with Chuck Diering Enos Slaughter Ron Northey and Rocky Nelson adding one each. Fred Martin and Harry Brecheen combined for strong pitching.
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Byrne Sparks Yankees to 4-0 Shutout of Indians
Tommy Byrne, the unpredictable lefty, delivered a two-hit, complete game win over the world champion Indians as the Yankees stayed 1 1/2 games ahead of the Red Sox. Ken Keltner and Dale Mitchell had Cleveland’s only hits, while Byrne walked six and struck out four in his 11th victory.
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Negro All-Star Tilt Scheduled Here at 2
The first East versus West Negro All-Star baseball game in North Carolina will be played today at 2 p m at Finchfield. Western players hail from Charlotte Gastonia Belmont and Lenoir while the East draws from High Point Greensboro Winston-Salem Thomasville Trinity and Raleigh. Nathaniel Brannon will manage the West and Joe Crawford the East with Ben Moore Alvin Holley Wilbur Pinnix Scooter Washington Charley Parks B Cheeks B Carter Lefty Hall James Cannon Fred Dawkins and Allen Gibson on the Eastern squad.
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Quaker Talk Guilford College Rosters Lighter Backfield
Guilford College Quakers football team schedules a heavy season with two lighter lettermen in the backfield. Bill Feeney weighs 150 pounds and Joe Breeden 160, the lightest members of the squad on the 1950s roster.
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First Birthday for Ronnie Justice in Chapel Hill
Ronnie Justice celebrated his first birthday Tuesday night August 23 in Chapel Hill. He is the son of Charlie Justice a football player for the University of North Carolina.
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UNC Coach Snavely Leads Nine Coaching Clinics This Summer
Coach Carl Snavely of the University of North Carolina directed nine coaching schools and clinics this summer. His final session was held this week at the University of Connecticut.
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Gurtin Cuts Weight for UNC Backfield Return
Joe Gurtin of the University of North Carolina has slimmed from about 220 pounds to under 200 and appears in top form as a backfield candidate for Chapel Hill.
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