Late season baseball wrap mixes hits and errors across leagues
Cryptic box score notes from an American and National League game recap include players such as Aaron, Spahn, and Fox with batting lines and fielding details. It lists pitchers, substitutions, and various on field actions, preserving team totals and late inning outcomes.
Carolina League box score summary highlights
The report lists players with hits runs and plays from a Winston-Salem vs Durham game. Key names include Oliver Kunkle Davis and Am orena Hopkins Bradley with multiple RBIs and doubles. Pitcher Benner records the win and Stinsa posts late hits in a high‑scoring frame.
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Colone
Paschal
Krol
RBI
Oliver
Davis
Moton
Kunkle
Schroder
Green
Winston-Salem
Durham
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Aehi
Aehl
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Ldwyer
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Cardenal
Duncen Rf
Morton Cf
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Jantze
Behreder
Sullivan
Dever
Polkert
Dwrer
Friendly Rivals at Monmouth Book Riding Engagements
Oceanport New Jersey rivals Whitey Dauenhauer and Smokey Saunders have teamed in the same side business booking rides for jockeys at Monmouth Park. Saunders rode Omaha to the Triple Crown in 1935.
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Oceanport
N. J
Whitey Dauenhauer
Smokey Saunders
Monmouth Park
Saunders
Omaha
Top women golfers tee off in Hot Springs tourney field
Twenty eight top women professionals begin four day competition at the Cascades course here for a top team prize of 1500 dollars in a 72 hole best ball event ending Sunday. Defending champions Beverly Hanson and Kathy Cornelius lead a strong field including Louise Suggs Mickey Wright and Gloria Fecht.
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Hot Springs
Cascades
Beverly Hanson
Apple Valley
Calif
Kathy Cornnelius
Lake Worth
Fla
Miss Suggs
Gloria Fecht
Los Angeles Cal
Miss Wright
Miss Fecht
Wiffi Smith
Linville Women Golf Tourney Opens With Pairings
Linville N C Mrs Rankin to meet Mrs Lewis in the opening round of the Linville Women's Invitational. Last year's champion Miss Nancy Phillips faces Miss Elsie Shaw. Sixteen of 76 entrants qualified in the match play, with Mrs Cocke shooting 72 the low score.
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Linville
N.C
W. B. Cocke
Charlotte
Margaret Martin
Greensboro
Nancy Phillips
Newton
Elsie Shaw
Cocke
L. K. Faquin
Salisbury
Martin
Oher
Southern Pines
Callendar
Graham Trott
Charlotte Team Wins Pro Am at Blowing Rock
A Charlotte team won the Blowing Rock Country Club pro am with a best ball 14 under par 56. Dave Gentry David Fairley Keeley Grice and Olie Sharman posted the round. Tied for second were four teams with 61, including Gastonia and Charlotte pairings plus High Point and Morganton entrants.
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Blowing Rock
N.C. WA
Charlotte
Blowing Rock Country Club
Dave Gentry
David ‘Fairley
Keeley Grice
Olie ‘Sharman
G.W. Rockett
Rock Zamiello
Jim Sloan
John Robertson
Gastonia
Joe Cheves
Mac Wakefield
Teddy Garrison
Patterson Seeks Steady Wins Over Challenger Jackson
Floyd Patterson, the 22 year old heavyweight champion, reflects on proving himself by winning rather than knockout power after a hard sparring session in Greenwood Lake. Manager Cus D Amato hints at a potential 15 round rematch plan and prefers Marciano if possible, but Patterson stays focused on Jackson.
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Greenwood Lake
N.Y
Floyd Patterson
Cus D'Amato
Floyd
Cus
Flod
D'Amato
Jackson
Rocky Marciano
Marciano
Patterson
Backstops Pull Boners In Macon
Savannah wins 4 to 3 as Redleg John Smith allows two runs before Jim St. John scores on an error. Augusta stays 5 1/2 games ahead by beating Knoxville 3 to 2. Charlotte rallies to beat Columbia 3 to 2 as Don Williams walks in a run. Jacksonville and Columbus rain out.
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Mike Napoli
Bill Coleman
Savannah
Coleman
Redleg
John Smith
Buddy Gilbert
Smith
Don le John
Tom St. John
St. John
Augusta
Charlotte
Knoxville
Hornets
Columbia
Jacksonville
Columbus
Rozman
Jack Fisher
Don Williams
Bob Davis
Ann Taen
Gene Verble
McCrary Eagles blank Sartin 18 0 in league game
McCrary Eagles triumphed over Sartin Cleaners 18 to 0 in a Piedmont Industrial League contest. Raines homered and drove in five as Sartin managed four hits against three McCrary pitche rs. Sartin returns to face McCrary at the local park Saturday night in another semipro clash.
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Asheboro
Sartin Cleaners
High Point
McCrary Eagles
McCrary
Sikin
Martin
Eagle
Raines
Bally
Sartin
Eagles
Snead Debuts Modern Driver at PGA Championship
Sam Snead unveils a new streamlined driver with a stiffer shaft for the PGA Championship. He has relied on a battered club from Henry Picard for about two decades and has yet to show a need to replace it. The tourney features 64 first rounds at the Miami Valley course with $8,000 prize for the winner and $5,000 for the runner up.
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Hugh Fullerton JR
Dayton
Ohio
Sam Snead
Sam
Henry Picard
Joe Wolfe
Snead
Jackie Burke
Miami Valley Golf Club
Gene Marchi
Dick Mayer
Ted Kroll
Chandler Harper
Denny Shute
Jimmy Turnesa
Chick Harbert
Felice Torza
Walter Burkemo
Don Finsterwald
Canton To Meet Hagerstown Team In Regional Prep Baseball
Canton faces Hagerstown in West Virginia for the Region Three national prep baseball championships opening round. Charleston meets Hinton, Paducah draws the Thursday night winner. The three day double elimination tournament hinges on early results.
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