Major League Baseball: Probable Pitchers for Tomorrow's Games
National League matchups include Donnelly versus Spahn in Boston and Branca facing Jansen in New York. American League slate features Wight at Detroit and Feller against Lemon in Cleveland. North State League lists Concord at Hi Toms with only game scheduled amid yesterday's results.
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New York
National League
Philadelphia
Boston
Donnelly
Spahn
Bickford
Brooklyn
Branca
Jansen
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Lombardia
Bonham
Meyer
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Fox
Hearn
Brazile
Detroit
Wight
Newhouser
Louis
Cleveland
Shore
Feller
Lemon
Washington
Byrne
Masterson
Harrie
Dobson
Brissie
Fowler
Concord
Hi-Toms
Phila
Mooresville
Hickory
Statesville
Lexington
Salisbury
Albemarle
York Covese BS
Klyn
Ernest Crosbie
Baltimore
Adolph Weinecker
Michigan State
John Dent
Henry Laskau
MacCabi Athletic Club
Ernest Weber
New York University
Floyd Simmons
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Ted Vogel
Tufts
Johnny Kelley
Ollie Manninen
William Porter
North Western
Craig Dixon
UCLA
Clyde Scott
Arkansas
Roy Cochran
Richard Ault
Missouri
Jeffrey Kirk
Pennsylvania
Wilson Swimming Meet Cancelled
The Southern AAU Swimming meet scheduled for August 13-14 in Wilson was cancelled due to the North Carolina infantile paralysis outbreak. County health officer Dr. R C Franklin said no poliomyelitis in the county but entrants from affected counties prompted the cancellation.
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Wilson
North Carolina
R. C. Franklin
Wilson County
Amateur League Victories As Oakdale and Allen Jay dominate
Allen Jay ace Parris scattered four hits over nine innings to beat Slane 5-0 with 14 strikeouts as Oakdale wins. Pickett over Gladesboro 11-9 after trailing by six in the first four innings, erupting for four in the fourth and five in the fifth to take the lead.
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Oakdale
Adams-Millis Score
Allen Jay
Picket Register
Parris
Slane
Pickett
Gladesboro
Avoenl
Ckett
Ewell and Patton Lead U S Olympic Track Team
Evanston Illinois July 10 two sprinters Barney Ewell and Mel Patton led the U S Olympic track powerhouse with Whitfield adding a double win as the team earned seven or eight potential firsts. The final squad lists 33 places in 11 events plus relays, with Dillard and others showcasing strong performances despite some top names missing.
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Thd Smits
Evanston, Ill
Barney Ewell
Mel Patton
Mal ‘Whitfield
London
Charlie Fonville
Michigan
Gil Dodds
Harrison Dillard
Baldwin-Wallace
Dean Cromwell
America
Pel-Mel Patton
University of Southern California
Ewell
Penn State
United States
Patton
Dyche Stadium
Lancaster
Southern California
Baldwin Wallace
Dillard
Ed Conwell
Jersey City
N. J
Cliff Bourland
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Hal Whitfield
Ohio State
Dave Bolen
Colorado
George Guida
Villanova
Jamessown Scores Early In Industrial League Win
Oakdale beat Triangle 10-7 after a five run burst in the first inning and four more in the fourth with H Young collecting three hits. Adams Millis outlast Melrose 10-9 as Edwards had three hits and the lead traded hands into the ninth and tenth innings.
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Jamessown
Oakdale
Triangle
Adams Millis
Melrose
H. Young
Adams-Millis
Adams- Millis
Edwards
County League E Mered ith Crofts 2B Auman Edwards
Oak View game details list multiple players with hits runs and fielding events. Key figures include Powers Cecil Thomas and Edwards on offense and Holbrook and McClain in pitching. Final innings note McCain 16 in 7 with Wisps.
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Montgomery
R. McKinnon
Campbell
KR. McKinnon
Murphy
Blake
Baisey
Creed
Sb—Montgomery
C. McKinnon
Russell
Hilton
McClain
Oak View
Hasty
Hoff Holbrook
McCain
Holbrook
U—Ritch
D. Cecil
Locals Triumph 8-1 Behind Hi Toms Pitch Duo
High Point-Thomasville Hi-Toms powered to an 8-1 win over Concord as Don Bally and Joe Pelczarski combined on the mound for seven hits allowed. Parrett to Hurl will start today as the third game of the series is set for Finch Field at 3 PM with 3,545 fans in attendance.
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Horace
Finch Field
Concord
Parrett
al Parrett
Hi-Toms
Baily
Pelczarski
High Point
Thomasville
Matt Rudden
Jimmy Gruzdis
Dornbusch
Hal Dedmon
al Tonsick
Cliff Bolton
Sofia Sparkes
Mike Sofia
Lybrand
Joe Pelczarski
Jim Reider
Grazdis
Mooresville
Hickory
Win streak tops circuit in tense baseball doubleheader
Concord battle falls 9 8 as Hi Tom s edge Earlton in opener. In second game Mooresville holds Hickory to seven runs while Massari and Boyette combine for victory. Lexington down Statesville 9 to 1 and Statesville scores explode late for 8 9 run finale.
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E—Tonsick
Jarvis
Rudden
Lybrand
Evans
RBI
Dornbusch
Bolton
Pelczarski
Sofia
Reider
Gruzdis
S—Williams
Williams
Concord
Hi-Toms
Robinson
Balty
Baity
U—Mattox
Ward
Shumaker
Hickory
Mooresville
Rose
Stanley
Hackett
Hooper
Lane
Massari
Boyette
Green Street Baptist Leads Red Shield League Standings
Green Street Baptist church holds a half game lead in the Red Shield baseball league with five wins and one loss after the week's action. The Exchange club sits in second, while Lions and Jaycees are tied for third. Standings follow.
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Green Street Baptist Church
Exchange Club
Lions
Jaycees
George Schoux Takes Columbus Lead in Open Tourney
George Schoux, a 29-year-old San Francisco pro, led the third annual Columbus Open at halfway with a 130 total after two rounds. Skip Alexander of Lexington, N C, holds second at 184, while a cluster of players including Mangrum, Bulla, Vines and Stranahan vie for positions heading into the final 36 holes.
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George Schoux
Columbus
Skip Alexander
Fritz Howell
San Francisco
Wyandote
Stewart
Frankie Stranahan
Toledo
Bill Nary
Phoenix
al Smith
Winston-Salem
N. C
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Bobby Locke
South Africa
Herman Keiser
Akron
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
N. Y
Denny Shute
Kim Turnesa
Elmsford
Ed Furgol
Pontiac
Mich
Baseball Box Score Oakdale vs Triangle
Totals 3810122 Oakdale 300 401 000 - 8 Triangle 000 203 020 - 7. RBI leaders H Young J Young Campbell Jones E Young Byrd Slade. 2B Campbell Jones 3B Chilton HR Byrd H Young B Young F Young Hodgin. LOB Oakdale 8 Triangle 3. BB Off Young Patterson Summey Clark H Off F Young. WP F Young. LP Patterson U Johnson Smith. Time 2:00.
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Edwards
Upton
RBI
Parris
Smith
Sedberry
Bundy
Lanier
J Ingram
Davis
Slane
Allen Jay
Knight
McKinney
McKenney
Weston
Helms
Oakdale Triangle
Abrhe
Webster
Young
Frazier
Hicks
OAK View Hasty Osborne
Byrd
H Hodgin
Clark Lp
Blake
Campbell
Staton
Baisey
Jones
Chilton
M’gom’ry
Culler
Rfc
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Weaver
Teague
E Hodgin
Patterson
Murphy
Summey
C'bell
Hilton
Slade
M'Carter
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Bennett
Beck
Creed of
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Holbrook
Li McClain
Oak View
Oakdale
Triangle
H. Young
J Young
E. Young
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B. Young
F. Young
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Osborne
E. Hodgin
Clark
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Negro Fights Here Friday at William Penn High Gym
The postponed boxing card features Bobby Lockwell of Winston-Salem vs Milton Jones of High Point for a ten round welterweight title at William Penn High School gym Friday night. Card includes four prelims and an eight round semi final with local fighters. proceeds benefit the Colored Y.M.C.A.
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North Carolina
Bobby Lockwell
Winston- Salem
High Point
Milton Jones
William Penn High School
Powee McCorkle
James Lowery
More Seats On Way For Park At Finch Field
Finch Field will add about 1 000 seats after three weeks of bleacher search. Hi-Toms drew 9 117 paid for last three games and 3 545 fans attended last night. New bleachers along the foul lines will be erected once minor details are settled to better accommodate crowds.
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Finch Field
John Carter
Carter
Hi-Toms
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