Lesson Juniors Batter North Carolina Baseball Plans Here
The column discusses High Point and Thomasville sharing a North State league team, the legal name of the Thomasville club, and local pride. It notes a desire for official ownership and scoreboard branding changes before any higher league move, plus news on UNC public relations shifts and football promotions in several colleges.
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Leaksville
Thomasville
Reidsville
Thomasville High Point
Thomasville Baseball Club
Sporting News
North Carolina
Powers That Be
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Hi-Toms Break Losing Streak With 11-2 Win in Game Two
Thom asville Hi-Toms split a doubleheader with the Landis Miller s at Finch Field. Bob Houghton pitched six innings of two run ball in the nightcap as the Hi-Toms rallied for 11 runs on 11 hits with every batter reaching safely in the seventh inning. Dick Teed Arnold Wallis and Houghton led the attack while Don Black struggled but rebounded in the big inning. The first game was a 2-0 Landis victory, extending the Hi-Toms losing streak to seven games.
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Bill Currie
Thomasville
Dodgers
Landis Millers
Finch Field
Hi-Toms
Bob Houghton
Houghton
Dick Teed
Arnold Wallis
Don Black
Sweet William Sheen
Little Vito
Vitamin Trent
Yankee Ace Shea Extends Lead With 10th Victory
Rookie Frank Shea of the New York Yankees beat the Red Sox 3 1 in Boston to reach 10 wins against 2 losses and tighten the lead over Boston. Shea’s three shutouts rank behind Feller and Masterson, as he continues a standout season with a lone 1 0 loss and a 3 2 defeat in 10 innings to Chicago.
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Joe Reichler
Frank Shea
New York Yankees
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Hal Swhouser
Detroit
Spud Chandler
Shea
Red Sox
Boston
Feller
Walter Masterson
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Newhouser
Auels
Joe Dobson
Moundsman
Joe DiMaggio
Joe
Yankees
Sox
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pee Wee Reese
Arky Vaughan
Carl Furillo
Phillies
Philadelphia
Boston Braves
Dodgers
Schoolboy Rowe
Shibe Park
Ewell
Blackwell
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Blackie
Luke
Tigers
Chicago
Luke Appling
Hal White
Appling
Yesterday's Stars in Baseball Highlights and Veterans
Batting star Pee Wee Reese of the Dodgers hit his ninth homer and added two singles driving in four runs as Dodgers beat Phillies 7 4. Ewell Blackwell of the Reds limited the Cubs to two hits after a rough first inning to earn his 13th win in a 6 4 victory. Washington edged Philadelphia Athletics 8 7 in a seesaw game as Mickey Vernon drove in the winning run in the ninth inning. Scott Cary was the pitcher of record.
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Dodgers
Phillies
Ewell Blackwell
Reds
Eddie Miller
Cubs
Appling
Washington
Philadelphia Athletics
A's
Mickey Vernon
Buddy Lewis
Scott Cary
Pros Bypass Rich Tam O'Shanter Golf Tourney
Chicago reports show top golf pros snubbing George May and the Tam O'Shanter eventcher four day show while Bobby Locke is promised 8500. Pros like Ben Hogan Jimmy Demaret decline amid rival Open and Victory National fundraisers. Lew Worshaw joins the drift, seeking substantial guarantees as May defends two purse system.
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Chicago
George
May
Bobby Locke
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Lew Worshaw
High Point Legion Team Faces Madison Tonight at Finch Field
High Point junior Legion unit led by Carroll Bowens seeks its seventh win against Madison as Bobby Rogers likely starts for the Pointers. McKinney may wait for the Leaksville game. Kimble could start vs Greensboro Friday as prizes await ticket holders and a large Finch Field crowd is expected.
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Madison
Finch Field
Carroll Bowens
High Point On
Greensboro
High Point Club
Legion
Dave Yow
High Point
Madison Club
Mareau
Rogers
Bobby Rogers
Buck McKinney
McKindey
Leaksville
Lawrence Kimble
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
Auxiliary
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