Caro-Container Beats Raleigh Meteors 11-6 in State Tourney
High Point's Carolina Container overwhelmed the Raleigh Meteors 11 to 6 in Raleigh. Horton led with four hits and five RBIs while Branson limited the Highland Point club to two innings of strong resistance. Adams Millis and the Meteors outfield made several sensational catches to keep the game tight late.
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Adams-Millis
High Point
Raleigh
Johnson County
Arl Horton
Menteor
Branton
Carolina Container
Bruce Branson
Raleigh High School
Agether
Cumbie
Avis
Meteor
Vhce
Adams Millis
Sontainer
Hooper Tripett Eyes All Star Chance Despite Short Span
New Orleans July 3 Hooper Tripett left fielder may miss the Southern Association all star game in Atlanta next Monday as he has only seven weeks in the circuit. He joined May 19 and, after 175 at bats, has 62 hits for a .354 average with 36 RBIs changing several games. His prior career included top seasons in the North Carolina and South Atlantic Leagues, linking to brother Coaker, now with the St. Louis Cardinals. The Pelicans expect to retain him.
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New Orleans
Atlanta
Bel Stars
Hooper Tripett
Hooper
Shelby
North Carolina
Coaker
Memphis
St. Louis Cardinals
Carolina Joop
Gastonia
Columbus
Pelicans
Bitsy Grant Battles on Court in Southern Tennis Meet
In Louisville on July 3 Bitsy Grant, the veteran from Atlanta, used a soft game to outlast Jack Jossi of Oakland 3-6 6-3 6-3 after a first-round bye as defending champion. Other results include Billy Talbert defeating Lawrence Petersen 6-1 6-4 and George Pero stopping Lou Faquuein 3-6 6-3 6-2, with Doris Hart defeating Helen Spencer 6-0 8-3 and Betsy Harris falling to Louise Fowler 6-1 6-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Bitsy Grant
Jack Jossi
Oakland
Calif
Grant
Billy Talbert
Cincinnati
Lawrence Petersen
Owensbord
George Pero
Miami
Fla
Lou Faquuein
Memphis
Doris Hart
Queen
Helen Spencer
Pasline Betz
Winter Haven
Mary Ann Davis
Columbus
Louise Fowker
Covington
Betsy Harris
Ashe Ville
N. C
Standings and results from North State and Piedmont leagues
Yesterday results across North State League included Lexington 2 Kannapolis 1 Concord 3 Mooresville 2 Thomasville 5 Cooleemee 3 Salisbury 3 Landis 3. Standings show Kannapolis leading the circuit with 39 wins, followed by Salisbury and Mooresville. Today’s North State games feature Kannapolis at Lexington and Thomasville at Cooleemee. In Piedmont League action Richmond blanked Winston-Salem 7 0 while Asheville beat Norfolk 7 2 and Durham topped Charlotte 5 1 with standings led by Durham and Portsmouth. Today’s games include Winston-Salem at Greensboro and Richmond at Durham. Also listed are New York and Boston in the American League standings with daily matchups. National League games feature Brooklyn, St Louis, and others with St Louis vs Chicago and Philadelphia vs Boston on tap. Bi-State results note Mount Airy at Martinsville and several other pairings with remaining schedules.
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Lexington
Kannapolis
Concord
Mooresville
Thomasville
Cooleemee
Salisbury
Landis
Mooresvile A
Essere
Thomasviie
Richmond
Winston-Salem
Asheville
Norfolk
Durham
Charlotte
Portsmouth
Greensboro
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louia
Brecklyn
Pitusburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Todar
Mount Airy
Martinsville
Denville
Leaksville
Sanford
Mayodan
Leaksv Ie
Danville
Ai Merodar
Martinaville
Minor League Baseball Scores From AP Rounds Up
AP reports scores across leagues including International League Montreal over Rochester 7 0 and Newark over Syracuse 8 1. American Association St Paul 12 Milwaukee 4 while Minneapolis 6 Kansas City 0. Pacific Coast Seattle 3 San Diego 0 and Portland 3 1 Sacramento 4 0. Southern Association Little Rock 3 Knoxville 0 and Nashville 9 Memphis 4. Eastern League Elmira 6 Williamsport 0 and Albany 6 Wilkes Barre 1. South Atlantic Savannah 7 Augusta 2 Jacksonville 4 Columbus 2 Charleston Greenville rain.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Rochester
Buffalo
Toronto
Newark
Syracuse
Jersey City
Baltimore
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Portland
Sacramento
Seattle
San Diego
Hollywood
San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
Little Rock
Knoxville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Nashville
Memphis
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Elmira
Hartford
Scranton
Binghauton
Springfield
Williamsport
Albany
Wilkes-Barre
Columbia
Bulls Fatten Lead In Piedmont Loop
Durham the leader and Portsmouth the runner-up saw Bulls extend their advantage with a 5-1 win over Charlotte, while Portsmouth edged Red Sox rival Steinecke driving in the decisive run for a 3-2 victory. Greensboro fell 3-2 to the Cubs.
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Piedmont Loop
Charlotte
Durham
Portsmouth
Joop
Bulls
Cubs
Greensboro
Hornets
Moulder
Zukowski
Red Sox
Steinecke
Richmond
Winston-Salem
Colts
Ros Gantz
Twins
Asheville
Norfolk
Walker
Tars
Shea
Schmidt
Feller Proves New Balls Not Any Handicap
Robert William Andrew Feller of Cleveland is on pace to win 30 plus games, possibly 33, proving the lively ball is not a fatal handicap for pitchers. The article notes mental factors, control, and experience influence success, with many veterans and peers praising Feller and other young hurlers's mastery despite changes in the ball. It highlights Dizzy Dean's philosophy of simply throwing strikes and the enduring value of intelligence and control on the mound.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Robert William Andrew Feller
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Feller
Walter Johnson
Okey
Bob Quinn
Braves
Ed Morris
Red Sox
Big Ed
Luke Sewell
Browns
Sewell
Jim Bagby
Indians
Sarge
Fed Fitzsimmons
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Kirby Higbe
Pirates
Dodgers
Johnny Allen
New Yorks
Bostons
Allen
Yankee Stadium
Dean
Elmer Riddle
Reds
Spud Krist
Sam Nahem
Ernie White
Bob Carpenter
Giants
Whit Wyatt
Higbe
Hugh Casey
Lon Warneke
Bucky Walters
Paul Derringer
Morton Cooper
Dick Newsome
Robert Moses Grove
Ted Lyons
Carl Hubbell
Red
Ol Diz
Randolph registers over 300 young men for draft
Asheboro July 3 Something over 300 young men registered in Randolph County's two draft boards Tuesday with books open until 9 p.m. About 50 registered at boards No 1 and No 2 while the books were open. Official count awaits duplication check. The boards announced 24 young white men are due to leave for Fort Bragg on July 10.
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Asheboro
Teaver
Fort Stagg
Consternation In Class C League
The Cotton States Baseball League faces player injuries payroll strains and attendance woes across eight Mississippi Louisiana and Arkansas clubs. Monroe leads after 1946 title, while Hot Springs batters tout big scoring but lose four games in a row. Clarksdale renames briefly, and many franchises survive by tight budgets as the circuit continues rolling along.
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New ‘Orleans
Cotton States Baseball League
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Monroe
Hot Springs
Ark
Bathers
Clarksdale
Miss
Red Sox
de Solans
Hernando
A-Rollin
Guilford County Realty Transfers List of Guilford County transfers
A long list covers transfers across Guilford County townships including High Point Woodland Glenwood West Green Court and Morehead. Notable entries include Nicholson to Werrer and wife and Pilot Life Insurance to Hull and wife with several other property deeds and street notes. The piece closes with a note that three U S presidents Van Buren Roosevelt and Theodore Roosevelt share Dutch ancestry.
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High Point Township
Robert BH. Nicholson
D. K E. Werrer
Woodland Development
J.C. Tidday
Robert H. Nicholson
Pilot Life Insurance Company
W. R. Hull
Northwood Acres
Gilbert L. Barnes
D. C. Heglar
Carter Street
Wesley Allen Hunt
J. C. Allen
Pershing Street
Benjamin H. Hill
Bertha Eddy
Garden Acres
B.C. Harmon
Leis F. Lovern
Staley Bros
Harmon
Morewhead
Jerry Philips
J. W. Cooper
Glenwood
Greensboro
W. M. Fordham
Fairfield
Caroline Elizabeth Mann
Letitia B. Blair
L. C. Wilams
Glenwood Avenue
M. C. Hatcher
RK. F. Gleason
Grove Park Subdivision
Teague
R. H. Hunt
West Green Court
Guilford Realty and Insurance Company
Sydney M. Bluhm
West Lee Streen
Guilford County
Ruth Balsgrn Morton
Hamilton Lakes
R. Ell. Holt, Jr
Erwin O. Walker
Kirkwood
Luther H. Butler
W. H. Ligntroot J
South Tremont Drive
Lena Thacker
F. Lucas
Greensboro High Point Road
United States
Martin van Buren
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Major Leaders of Baseball From AP Report
The AP listing highlights season leaders with Williams and Al Williams of Boston and others. DiMaggio leads in runs and hits with notable tallies for New York and Cleveland, while Doudles and triples show key players from Boston Cleveland Washington and Chicago. Pitching leaders include Feller Ruffing and pitching averages and notable hit counts across leagues.
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Williams
Boston
Heath
Cleveland
J. DiMaggio
New York
Willams
D. DiMaggio
Kelley
J .DiStaggio
Doudles
Boudress
I . Triples
Kelrner
Travis
Washington
DiMaggio
Meller
Johnson
Philadelphia
Syden
Kubel
Chicago
Case
Feller
Ruffing
Ward Sets Out To Defend Golf Title
COLORADO SPRINGS, JULY 3. Marvin Ward of Spokane Washington, a young and powerful northwesterner, begins his bid to defend the western amateur golf title. Ward, who won last year in his first try at the 42-year-old tournament, seeks to break a long-running jinx and extend his recent strong form with long drives and precise putting.
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Colorado Springs
Jilly
Marvin
Bud) Ward
Spokane
Wash
Scoff
Ward
Harry Todd
Dallas
Bliss
Omaha
Todd
Lyman Wright
Montana
Bummy Davis Falls To Zivic In One-Sided Ring Bout
In New York at the Polo Grounds Fritzie Zivic overwhelmed Bummy Davis with a relentless barrage. The unbeaten welterweight champion pummeled Davis until the ref stopped the bout in the 10th round. Davis suffered a bloodied face and a crushing loss, echoing a similar downturn in past matchups.
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New York
Bummy Davis
Brooklyn
Texas
Fritzie Zivic
Polo Grounds
Bummy
Arthur Donovan
Barney Ross
Henry Armstrong
Barney
Davis
Ross
Zivic
Ward Baseball Schedule Yankees Rally To Beat Oak Hill 8 7
The Yankees overcame a 7-5 deficit with a three run burst in the last inning to defeat Oak Hill 8-7. Ellington started for the Yankees and McKinnon pitched for Oak Hill, with Smith homering for the Yanks and key hits from Mathews and Burton fueling the comeback. Carden finished on the mound for Ward, while McKinnon took the loss.
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Yankees
Oakhill
Smith
Yanks
Yankee Guns
Ellington
Carden
McKinnon
Oakhile
Abrir McMan
French
O-Sa
Webber
James
Newell
Edwards
White
McMahan
Hooper
Mathews
Saitch
Mode
Fime
Simeon Not To Resign From High School Athletic
Simeon A J Tony Simeon high school athletic director who recently became physical director of the local YMCA will not resign from the high school faculty. The board will meet Saturday to name a physical director for the fall.
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Simeon
Joe
A. J
Tony) Simeon
Enterprise Office
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Frc
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Bob
Randolph
Land
Wes Ferrell
Boston Braves
Tri-City
Triplets
Wes
Benny Fernandes
Tampa
Harry Land
Joe Frazier
Liberty
al Letrick
California
Cotton States League
Guilford County Realty
Gilmer Township
J. T. Doster
D.S. Doster
Carrell Street
MccAdoo Avenue
Prarron Street
Lonnie Burnie
Wiley Pucins
Cherry Street
Karty R. Smith
EL. W. Fishburne
Rankin Road
Center Grove
Myrrtie T. Moore
Otis B. Osborne
Gethsemane Church Road
Fentress Township
Gladys Routh
R. CG. Roper
John Kirkman
Friendship Township
Earl W. Coltrane
Algie Il
Newlin
H. Hodgin
Jamestown Township
John A. Suits
W. E B. Garrett
High Point Rors
Harry H. Clentenin
Alice F. Voehringer
Rockingham Road
The
Afize
Reiser
Moore
St. Lovuis
Broo
Nicholson
St. Otr
Slaughter
Charli High PO
U. S
State of North Carolina
Federal Reposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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