Hillcrest Beats Mobile 4-1 Behind One-Hit Effort
Delphine Surratt spun a one hit shutout for Hillcrest Throwing Co as they toppled Mobile 4-1 in a Southeastern Region tourney game. Pete Brown Doris Craven and Doris Edwards fueled the offense with multi hit outings while Surratt fanned five and issued four free passes.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Delphine Surratt
Hillcrest Throwing Company
Dalton
Delphine
Moe
Ala
Hillcrest
Mobile
Patrick
Pete Brown
Doris Craven
Doris Edwards
Langhan
Cardinals Move Up as Phils Sweep Giants in Twin Bill
The St. Louis Cardinals advanced to second place in the pennant chase by sweeping a doubleheader from the New York Giants 5-4 in 12 innings and 7-6. Phillies end 10-game skid. multiple games delayed by tight standings and late rallies.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Braves
New York Giants
Vern Stephens
Red Sox
Chicago
White Sox
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Boston
Wight
Moulder and
Haynes
Kind
Tts
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Roé and
Campanella
Sathenewareer
Gumbert
Lamanno
Don White
Sam Chapman
Philadelphia
St. Louis
St. L
Phila
Kennedy
Widmar
Moss
Brissie
Guerra
Panthers Launch Drills Wednesday For Openers
High Point College Panthers begin drills on Wednesday to prepare for their September 11 matchup with the UNC junior varsity. Coach Ralph James says the team will have a full dress scrimmage and aims for a polished lineup, with most players seasoned veterans and Glenn Painter contending for the right end spot. Proceeds from the opening game fund the A B club field house at Millis Stadium, with tickets selling well toward a likely sellout.
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High Point College Purple Panthers
Ralph James
University of North Carolina
James
A. B
High Point American Business Club
Millis Stadium
Bill Faircloth
Panthers
Glenn Painter
Husky
Painter
John Norton
Carolina Jauvees
Norman Harris
Bill
Jenee Siderton
Frank van Drehle
VanDrehle
von Drehle
High Point
High Point Mentioned For Vacancy In Carolina League
Rumors fly in Greensboro as the Carolina League votes to raise status to Class B and consider High Point as a new member. Directors led by President Carroll Brown cast the decisive ballot amid split opinions and possible team exits for 1949.
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Carolina League
Greensboro
High Point
Carroll Brown
Martinsville
Charlotte
Queen City
Tri-State
West End Baptist Storms To City Sunday School Final
West End Baptist edged First Methodist 2 1 to reach the City Sunday School league final against South Main Methodist at Richland Park Tuesday. Bowman worked seven innings allowing 11 hits as the Baptists took the win and joined South Main Methodist in the championship. Regular season standings had the Methodists and Baptists on top, shaping expectations for the title.
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West End Baptist
First Methodist
Bowman
Methodists
Baptists
South Main Methodist
Richland Park
Recreation Department
W. E. Baptist
F. Methodist
Gregory
Moffit
Sexton
County
Electric
Smith's
College Field
J Town
Post Office
Coles Field
Ednesday
Barbers
Southside
Colored Park
Oe P
Hussey Sets Coastal Plain Records In 1947 Season
Goldsboro News-Argus notes Jack Hussey led Coastal Plain League stats with a 391 batting average and a league record 122 RBIs by August. The High Point native set pace in total bases and trailed only in home runs and doubles, then moved to pro ball after the season, with Rome, New York, purchasing his contract for next spring.
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Hussey
Goldsboro News-Argus
Coastal Plain
Big Jack Hussey
Goldsboro
Jack
Unives of
of Carolina
el Hill
Goldshoo
Monk Whiteheart
Winston-Salem
Whiteheart
Carolina
Bugs
High Point
Coastal Plain Loop
John Hanley
Rocky Mount
Harry Soufas
Rome
N. Y
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Therrell
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Cannon Fetzer CO
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Whiff Artist
Lou Brissie
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Allen B. Welborn Incorporated Insurance
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