Umpire furor and late run spark Finch Field clash
At Finch Field the Owls beat Hi-Tom 10th inning drama sparked by a close plate call. Bill Baker’s safe call provoked Gruzdis and players, while Zonner and Yeager argued as fans watched. City swimming meet at City Lake Pool closed without incident with coach Ousley predicting AAU team prospects.
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Zonner
Johnson
Bill Baker
Yeager
Gruzdis
Baker
City Lake Pool
Bob Ousley
High Point AD Tony Simeon Starts Races as Daughter Wins
Athletic director Tony Simeon served as official starter for all races while his daughter Carole, 10 and under, competed and won the first event she entered the 25 yard freestyle.
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Tony Simeon
High Point High School
Tony
Carole
Jere Ayers
Dave Phillips
Fred Metcalfe
Dick Mayo
Jere Avers
Carole Simeon
Ian Vereen
Carolyn Tyson
Joyce Groome
lIan Vereen
Swimmer Powers Through Two Events For Top Finish
A swimmer placed second in the 25 yard backstroke and then won the 25 yard breaststroke. The reader speculates whether the victories will earn two new swimsuits as prizes.
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Dave Phillips
Earl Phillips
Rockford Road
Dave
Young Ayers
Barbee
Hi-Toms at Statesville and other Western Carolina League games
Yesterday results include Lexington 9 Salisbury 3 Mooresville 5 Elkin 3 Statesville 9 Hi-Toms. Today Hi-Toms visit Statesville Elkin hosts Mooresville Lexington plays Salisbury. Tomorrow no games scheduled. Western Carolina League scores show R. C. Owls 9 Marion 5 Lincolnton 9 Shelby 6 Hickory 12 Morganton 6.
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Lexington
Salisbury
Mooresville
Elkin
Statesville
R. C. Owls
Marion
Lincolnton
Shelby
Hickory
Morganton
L Pet. G.B
Hi-Toms Ser
Pace Setter Highlights and Standings in MLB Front Roster
The data lists top home run leaders Sauer Cubs 23 Hodges Dodgers 17 Berra Yankees 16 Wertz Tigers 16 Rosen Indians 16 and other leaders across runs and pitching. Schlag lines include Sauer Cubs 72 Thomson Giants 62 Hodges Dodgers 57 Rosen Indians 34 Campanella Dodgers 53 Snider Dodgers 53 with Roe Dodgers 7 Dorish White Sox 5-1 Shaniz Athletics 14-3 Hearn Giants 9-2 Raschi Yankees 8-2 Erskine Dodgers 8-2.
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Sauer
Cubs
Hodges
Dodgers
Berra
Yankees
Wertz
Tigers
Rosen
Indians
Vomson
Giants
Run Catt! Sauer
Thomson
Campanella
Snider
Roe
Dorish
White Sox
Shaniz
Athletics
Hearn
Shea
Senators
Raschi
Erskine
First City Swim Meet crowns 24 events at Lake Pool
The first annual High Point Swimming Championships opened at City Lake pool with 672 ribbons awarded to top three finishers in 24 events. Notable multiple winners included Jere Ayers Maurice Sives Gordon Smith Carole Simeon and Cookie Tucker.
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High Point
John Kirkman
O. Arthur Kirkman
West High
City Lake Pool
Jere Ayers
Maurice Sives
Gordon Smith
Carole Simeon
Cookie Tucker
Sives
Simeon
Tucker
Bob Ousley
Quiley
Carolinas
Robert L. Thompson
The
Enterprise
Minor Loop Ball Scores By The Associated Press
The Associated Press provides brief scores from minor league baseball games, listing teams and final tallies. No further details available from the fragment.
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The
Associated Press
Baseball Scores From Regional Leagues Across The Nation
League tallies list results from International American Southern and other leagues. Notable scores include Minneapolis 5 Charleston 2 and Birmingham 6 New Orleans 4 with Memphis 11 Nashville 7. Also Richmond area entries and scattered minor matches.
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Syracuse
Toronto
Montreal
Springfield
Baltimore
Ottawa
Buffalo
Rochester
Minneapolis
Charleston
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
Atlanta
Mobile
Birmingham
New Orleans
Little
Chattanooga
Memphis
Nashville
Augusta
Macon
Montgomery
Ohumbia
Jacksonville
Evannah
Charlotte
Spartanburg
Rock Hill
Castonia
Asheville
Anderson
Greenville
Knoxville
Kinston
Tarboro
Roanoke Rapids
Wilson
Edenton
New Bern
Rocky Mount
Goldsboro
Vincent and Seixas Face Open Spring Lake Semi Final
Upset-minded Tony Vincent of New York meets Vic Seixas America s No 1 ranked player in the Spring Lake invitation tennis tournament semi final. Gardnar Mulloy of Miami and Billy Talbert of New York play the other semi final.
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Spring Lake
N.J
Tony Vincent
New York
Vic Seixas
America
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Billy Talbert
Bitter Struggle Highlights Local Baseball Clash
Statesville beat Hi-Toms 12 to 9 in a tense game. Aylward led with 9 RBIs and 3 hits, Lipka and Wilson added multiple runs, while Hochevar earned the win and Zonner absorbed the loss.
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Yeager
Shapiro
Lavene
Sac
Aylward
Weaver
Vinci
Sokol
Chadderton
Deese
Statesville
Hi-Toms
Wilson
Zonner
Lipka
Hochevar
Zoner
Sasso
Baker
Rainey
State
Toms Abrhoaerbi Spatafore
Lybrand
Ee Renzi
DiFerdinando
C¢ Aylward
a-Spence Wilson
Zonner P
Hi-Toms Meet Statesville Owls In North State League Clash
Red Hamilton aims to rebound on the mound for the High Point Thomasville Hi-Toms in a 8 p m game against the Statesville Owls. The Owls won 9-7 after a 10th inning rally as Bill Zonner allowed two runs and a controversial play at plate sparked a late ruckus.
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Enterprise
Statesville
Red Hamilton
High Point
Thomasville
Hi-Toms
Statesville Owls
Hamilton
Finchers
Owls
Giants Purchase Top Batter Jim Rhodes From Nashville Vols
New York Giants buy Southern Association leader Jim Rhodes 25 from Nashville Vols for an undisclosed sum and players. Rhodes, a left handed batter and right handed thrower, hit .354 with 29 doubles 4 triples 18 homers and 68 RBIs for Nashville to bolster outfield defense.
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NEW York
New York Giants
Southern Association
Jim Rhodes
Nashville Vols
Rhodes
Giants
Monte Irvin
Willie Mays
Hodes
Nashville
Giants face bleak push as Pirates and Dodgers surge
New York reports show the Pirates sweep the Giants, with Murry Dickson winning his third time against New York. The Dodgers move 5½ games ahead after a 6–5 win over the Cubs, while the Cardinals see their 10-game streak end.
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Carl ON
United Press
New York
Leo Durocher
Giants
Dodgers
Pirates
Murry Dickson
Dick Groat
Ralph
North State box scores highlight Mooresville and Salisbury games
Mooresville rallied 5 to 3 after a 2 run eighth. Patterson Cannon and Can non doubled for Mooresville while Griffith, Coan, Swift and Suggs pitched. Salisbury defeated Lexington 9 to 3 with Owens Del Gado and Gaeta leading the offense. Chastain walked six as Berger and Burrell worked 6 innings each.
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Mooresville
Davenport
McGuire
Gladden
Griffith
Patterson
Cannon
Coan
Suggs
Lob
Elkin
Lpcoan
Shives
Miller
Burrell
Salisbury
Lexington
Owens
del Gado
Johnson
Gaeta
Bolton
Hrbek
Hampton
Stafford
Ivester
Chastain
Berger
Lopez
lIvester
Salisbury Abrhoaerbi
iStafford
Williams
Lowman
Wilson
Steee
Mere Thames
Lexington Abrhoaer
Pivester
Campbell
Poole
Schemchak
Entrance Of China Worries Olympic Heads
Olympic officials and Avery Brundage weigh whether Nationalist or Communist China will be admitted to the games in Helsinki. The IOC may discuss the China question today with a final decision due at the July 16 meeting. The United States vows to field its best players regardless of China’s status, citing past booing and the need to win the basketball title.
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Leo Petersen
United Press
Helsinki UF
United States
China
International Olympic Committee
Avery Brundage
IOC
U.S
Russia
Warren Womble
London
Olympic Committee
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Bob Kurland
Argentina
Kurland
Red Sox Star Billy Goodman Tops Tigers With Six Hits
Billy Goodman of the Red Sox racked up six hits in two games against the Tigers, boosting his league leading batting average to .348 as Boston won 16 to 6 and 5 to 3.
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United Press
Musial
St. Louis
Atwell
Chicago
Slaughter
Robinson
Brooklyn
Lowrey
Goodman
Boston
Fain
Philadelphia
Rosen
Cleveland
Kell
Ston
DiMaggio
Billy Goodman
Red Sox
Tigers
Pickett Leads In Recreation Loop Softball Battling
In Recreation Loop play Pickett's team led the standings as two games separate the top four. Mom Rogers defeated Home Service 14 to 2 behind Roach's round tripper, Arnette on the mound, with Gibehart taking the loss. Nation al Upholsters beat Dinette Parts 6 to 0 as Brown threw a three hitter for his first shutout. four Dinette errors aided the outcome.
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Byrne
Dick Kryhoski
Bob Nieman
Darrel Johnson
Red Sox
Tigers
Freddy Hutchinson
Sox
Mel Parnell
al Rosen
Cleveland
Larry Doby
Indians
A's
Mike Garcia
Bob Feller
Pickett
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Mom Rogers
Arnette
Roach
Harold Gibehart
Brown
Dinette Parts
Dineette Parts
Annette and
Gibheart and
Bright
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National — Brown and Lewallen
New Orleans Bout Ends in Points Victory
Joe Brown of New Orleans won on points over Melvin Bartholomew, also of New Orleans, in a lightweight bout. Brown fought at 138 pounds while Bartholomew weighed 147 pounds.
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New Orleans
Joe Brown
Melvin Bartholomew
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