Carolina Cage Quint To Have All New York Men
North Carolina likely to add two New York players in two years as Frank McGuire builds with inside track for Johnny Lee Erasmus High and John Brennan from St. Augustine. Furman, Tech, and others factor in as scorers Selvy and Pettit compare. Billy Goodman and Billy Gaines noted among active pros with high batting averages.
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Carolina Cage Quint
New York
Kenalyta
Charlotte
Frank McGuire
North Carolina
Zander Hollander
New York World-Telegram
Sun
Tear Mees
Johnny
Red) Lee
Erasmus High
Hollander
Lee
Chapel Hill
McGuire
John Brennan
St. Augustine
Ace
Recreation Basketball Box Scores Recap and Schedule
Recreation basketball box scores show Bur-Mil 64 defeating Sylvania 35 with leading scorers including Jack Nelson and Fred Lambeth. Upcoming games list National Guard versus Sylvania on Wednesday February 17 and Prospectors versus Bur-Mil on Thursday February 18. The event concludes with Bottoms-Fiske facing the winner of National Guard Sylvania and the championship Friday February 19 at 8:00 PM.
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Sylvania
Jack Nelson
Fred Lambeth
Nat'l Guard
Bunk Kennedy
William Jones
Prospectors
Bobbie Teague
Howard Cross
Flack Hall
Nat's Guard
John G
National Guard
Bur-Mil
Fiske
Hansen Leads At St. Pete
In St. Petersburg Florida Beverly Hansen of India California holds a one stroke lead after a par 74 in the second round of the St. Petersb urg Women s Open for a two day total of 143. Babe Zaharias and Miss Hanson are tied for second at 144 with Mickey Wright third at 146. Louise Suggs and Betty Jameson sit at 147.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Beverly Hansen
India
Calif
Sunset Country Club
Babe Zaharias
Tampa
Miss Hanson
Betty Dodd
Louise Suggs
Atlanta
Betty Jameson
San Ant Texas
YMCA Men’s Club Sparks Eight Team Youth Basketball League
The Y Men's Club of the High Point YMCA will sponsor an eight team boys basketball league for ages 12 to 15 with 135 players total. Each roster allows 12, uniforms cost 350 dollars, and officials come from the club. Play begins February 20 at 1 p.m. on Saturdays, with a seven game regular season and a double elimination playoff for all teams. Coaches include Cubs led by Jack Hawks and Marion Fields, Colts by Lonnie Hillard and Lewis Huff, Rams by Charlie McConkey and Dick Meisky, Tigers by W F Jones and Martin Lewis, Eagles by Gil Ross and Lee Johnston, Bears by Bob Allen and Elmer Frost, Lions by George Dixon and Dave Leonard, Owls by Ray Watson and Bill Pugh. Practices set for Eagles, Bears, Owls, Lions Tuesdays 5:15–6:15. Cubs, Tigers, Colts, Rams Thursdays 5:45–6:45.
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High Point Ymca
George Dixon
Dwight Cram
Cubs
Jack Hawks
Marion Fields
Colts
Lonnie Hillard
Lewis Huff
Rams
Charlie McConkey
Dick Meisky
Tigers
F. Jones
Martin Lewis
Eagles
Gil Ross
Lee Johnston
Bears
Bob Allen
Elmer Frost
Lions
Dave Leonard
Owls
Ray Watson
Bill Pugh
Enos Slaughter To Be Honored At North Carolina Dinner
Enos Slaughter veteran outfielder for the St. Louis Cardinals will be honored in Raleigh as the North Carolinian with the most baseball contribution in 1953. He will receive the Will Wynne Award from the Raleigh chapter of the Hot Stove League. Cy Butler of Alliance, Ohio speaks. Willie Duke will present the award. Slaughter hails from Roxboro and has a lifetime .306 batting average.
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N.C
Enos Slaughter
St. Louis Cardinals
Slaughter
Roxboro
Quet
Will Wynne
Hot Stove League
C. H
Cy” Butler
Alliance
Ohio
National Hot Stove
Willie Duke
Chisox GM Takes Rap At Casey
Chicago White Sox general manager Frank Lane escalates feud with Casey Stengel accusing him of poking into others business Stengel deflects by saying Lane tampered for Andy Carey trade with the Yankees and other clubs Lane cites Yankees GM George Weiss and Stengel's seven year Sox contract compared to Stengel his doubts about Stengel as manager and his remarks on third base duties with a jab at Stengel as Hamlet instead of a clown.
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Chicago
Frank Lane
Chicago White Sox
Casey Stengel
New York Yankee Pilot
Stengel
Lane
New York
Andy Carey
Yankees
George Weiss
Carey
Billy Martin
Sox
Weiss
Emn
Aon
Pittsburgh
Terps Edge Navy 61 60 In Overtime Thriller
Maryland battles Navy in Annapolis with Gene Shue scoring 23 including a last second overtime field goal to seal a 61 60 win. Navy’s John Clune nets 25 as Lange held to 12. Clune hit 13 free throws.
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Gene Shue
Maryland
Navy
Shue
John Clune H
Larry Wigley
Clune
Terps
Don Lange
Staunton Military beats High Point 42 33 in pool meet
Staunton Military Academy defeated High Point High School 42 to 33 as five SMA swimmers won nine events on a short course. Jim Younts and Kirkman led HPHS with top finishes in the 100 yard backstroke and 100 yard freestyle, while HPHS erased a SMA relay disqualification in the 200 yard freestyle relay. HPHS slips to 3 3 overall with the scholastic invitational at Chapel Hill upcoming.
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Staunton
Staunton Military Academy
High Point High School
High Point
SMU
Jim Younts
Youses Nt
Kirkman
Younts
Buddy Shapard
Bill Hayworth
HPHS
Bob Ousley
North Carolina
Ousley
Bison
Chapel Hill
Gereos
Iue
Morgan
Shapard
Snyder
Mendenhaatar
Treee An
Hauck
Oman
Barrett Hs
Aoe ‘Paividual Medie
Williams and Doris Williams divorce case cleared from docket
Attorneys for Ted Williams and Doris Williams gave no comment after a hearing in their separate main tenance suit was canceled. No new date was set and reports of a possible agreement were not confirmed. Doris Williams filed the suit January 19 accusing mistreatment and obscene language by the Red Sox outfielder.
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Hich Point
N. C
Bce Williams
Miami
Fla
Ted Williams
Triangle Sews Up Third Spot in W Recreation Playoffs
Triangle clinched third place by a double overtime 44 48 win over YWCA girls after a 39 39 first extra period. Playoffs start Tuesday with Archdale YWCA Mercury Triangle active. standings show six teams in contention including Archdale and Mercury.
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Triangle
Ywca Girls
Archdale
YWCA
Mercury
Triancle
V.w.cla
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