High Point Junior golf tourney set for Blair Park
In a week the High Point City Junior tournament opens at Blair Park Course with July 30 to Aug 3 dates. Over 50 entrants already signed, field to 75 to 100 players. six flights determine champions with trophies for top finishers. Jim Piersall and other pro notes appear as side items in the Enterprise sports page.
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High Point City
High Point
Bill Hackney
Enterprise
Jim Gruzdis
Salisbury Rocets
Finch Field
Gruzdis
Thomasville
Duane Wilson
Don Padgett
John Zavada
Cliff Bolton
Lexington
Indians
Carl Campbell
Bolton
Nightly Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games Across Circuits
Scores show St Louis 7 over Boston 2 and Philadelphia 7 over Cincinnati 5 with New York 6 at Chicago and Boston 9 over Cleveland 2 in a day of split results. Upcoming games include Brooklyn at Pittsburgh and New York at Chicago with rain affecting schedules.
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RBI
Johnny Lybrand
Ad Lavene
A. DiFerdinando
Carmine Vinei
Oe Él
Nino Spatafore
Phil Renzi
Sees
Oenee
al Baker
Eee Ee
Gil Thomas
UTIL
Ed Yeager
Ees Ae
Lee L Pet
Bruce Weaver
Brooklyn Eee
New York
Jim Spencer
LF Serene
New OS
Boston
New Ee
St. Louis Ee
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Philaelphia Eee
Cenee
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Rain Tovat
Erskine
Pollet
Ridzik
Nuxhall
Hearn
Hacker
Jester
Brazie
Detroit
Evanees
Pierce
Morgan
Hoeft
Scheib
Lem
Hudson
Bearden
Moreno
Tomo
Dodgers Take Six-and-Half-Game Lead Behind Loes Six-Hit Win
Billy Loes pitched for Brooklyn Dodgers to an 6-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates, boosting the Dodgers to a six-and-a-half game lead. Duke Snider doubled in the fifth for the decisive run as George Metkovich chased Carl Furillo’s fly. Other results include the Giants’ rain-postponed game, the Cardinals’ 7-2 over the Braves, and the Yankees beating the White Sox 6-3 as Hank Bauer and Gene Woodling spark the win.
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United Press Sports
New York
Billy Loes
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lees
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Young Billy
Ralph Kiner
Pirates
Joe Black
Bob Friend
Duke Snider
George Metkovich
Carl Furillo
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Larr Jansen
Bob Rush
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Sid Gordon
Harry Brecheen
Braves
Billy Johnson
Matt Sarkent
Money Bngress
del Ennis
Iherp Phillies
Cincinnati
Hank Bauer
Gene Woodling
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Bauer
Yankees
Woodling
Tom Gorman
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Randy Gumpert
Washington
St. Louis
Art Houtteman
Detroit
Philadelphia Athletics
Houtteman
Walt Dropo
Eddie Joost
A's
Olympic Games Open in Helsinki with Sellout Crowd
The 15th Olympic Games opened before about 70 000 spectators in Helsinki as Soviet Russia joined for the first time. Juho Paasikivi declared the games open amid a torch illumination, with 70 nations, 5870 athletes, and 2000 officials. Russia and the United States lead large teams as events begin with track and field tomorrow.
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Ted Smits
Helsinki
Russia
Juho K. Paasikivi
Europe
Sacred Mt. Olympus
Greece
United States
Athens
Finland
Paasikivi
UNC Faces Young Vetern Veterans Squad This Season
Chapel Hill UNC unveils a notably young veteran football squad with many rising sophomores and juniors in key positions. Notable names include Larry Parker, Gravitte, Dickinson and Norris, while only a few seniors like Gruver and Kirkman anchor the lineup. The team stressed experienced backfield depth and a sprinking of older linemen as they prepare for a demanding schedule.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Larry Parker
Notre Dame
Texas
Tennessee
Charlotte Flyer
Kenan Stadium
Larry
Gravitt
Connie
Gravitte
Roxboro
Louis Britt
Dick Lackey
Carmen Annillo
Charlie Motta
Harold
Bull) Davidson
John Gaylord
Bob White
Billy Williams
Lou Darnell
Dick Starner
Tommy Adler
Dick Kocernik
Jeff Newton
Bill Baker
Harry Anderson
Dan Mainer
George Norris
Benny Walser
Don McCormick
Mike Hogan
Francis Fredere
Steve Mareinko
Ken Yarborough
Thad
Richardson reports white Leghorn crowing at three weeks
Jackson Mississippi J E Richardson notes a white Leghorn that began crowing at age three weeks. He says roosters usually crow at 15 to 16 weeks, making this bird unusually precocious for a poultry owner.
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Jackson, Miss
J. E. Richardson
Bobby Myers Top Threat for Winston-Salem Races
Bobby Myers from Winston-Salem returns to form and leads Roanoke and Bowman Gray standings. He has four wins at Winston-Salem and four at Roanoke this season. His brother Bill is suspended from NASCAR competition. Track Manager Alvin Hawkins notes a large field for both sportsmen and amateur races with mid season events next week and time trials starting at 7.
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Winston-Salem
Bobby Myers
Dynamo
Bowman Gray Stadium
Victory Stadium
Roanoke
Myers
Victory
Bowman Gray
Bobby
Bill
Nascar
Alvin Hawkins
Hawkins
Sunday School League Names All Star Nine
The Sunday School Softball League elected the 1952 All Stars at a Parks and Recreation meeting. First Church of God led with Pat Sheetz and Paul Sapp on the roster, joined by Roy Miles of Lexington Baptist and Bobby Layne of Oak Hill Friends among others. The squads include multiple players from Highland Methodist First Congregational and Hillard Memorial as the managers narrowed a large field of nominees for the district tournament in Greensboro.
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Parks and Recreation
First Church of God
Pat Sheetz
Paul Sapp
Roy Miles
Kington Ave
Baptist
Bobby Lain
Oak Hill Friends
Ed Cochran
Highland Methodist Church
Gib Callahan
Lesington Ave
Jack Fowler
Hillard Memorial
Tommy Kellam
Presbyterian Church
Henry Stroud
South Main St
J. Matthews
English St
Bud Davis
Bill Heath
First Congregational
Everett Towery
Ed Wishon
Church of God
Bobby, Glover
Garland Pugh
Highland Meth
Clayton Smith
Kent Dennis
South Main
Lester Smith
JF Howard Smith
Lexington Baptist
Bobby Layne
Oak Hi
Friends
Buck Stewart
Otis Bullins
Bill Kennerly
Jay Boles
Hilliard Memorial
Hilliard Memorial Co
Bill Hayworth
Hilliard Memo
James Kearns
Highland
Monte MacDonald
Jack White
Sherrill George
English
Ray Farr
Rick Willard
Lloyd Gregory
Howard Smith
Clell Smith
Erwin Chatam
Bill Craughn
Jerry Sowers
Charlies Dority
J. V. Morgan
Clay Williams
Lyde Willard
Jack McCullough
Oak Hill
A. B. Lockhart
Wayne Anson
Jack Craven
Ward Street
Slick Royals
Brecheen Wins Fifth Straight In Cardinals 7-2 Over Boston
Harry Brecheen of the St. Louis Cardinals earned his fifth consecutive win with a six hit performance in a 7-2 victory over the Boston team.
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United Press
Harry Brecheen
St. Louis
Boston
Minor League Ball Scores Across Circuits
Scores from the Associated Press show Baltimore routed Springfield 4 0 and Montreal defeated Ottawa 5 2 with several games postponed or rained out. Louisville beat Kansas City 3 1 in the American Association while St Paul edged Minneapolis 3 1. Atlanta won 3 2 over Birmingham as Little Rock crushed Mobile 12 6 and Memphis topped New Orleans 11 4 in the Southern Association. Charleston tied Setanneh 3 5 in the South Atlantic and Columbus defeated Macon 10 6. Spartanburg and Asheville split 5 5 and 4 6 as Knoxville beat Rock Hill 6 3 and Gastonia defeated Anderson 12 7. Coastal Plain noted Rocky Mount at New Bern postponed by rain. Wilson beat Tarboro 8 6 and Kinston defeated Roanoke 6 2 while Goldsboro won 11 4 over Edenton. Western Carolina saw Morganton 6 4 over Lincolnton 5 14 and Shelby 6 8 over Marion 4 2 with R C Owls 2 1. Piedmont League had Richmond 9 1 Portsmouth and Lynchburg 5 Newport News 4. Roanoke at Norfolk postponed amid threatening weather.
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Baltimore
Springfield
Montreal
Ottawa
Louisville
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Atlanta
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Nashville
Little Rock
Mobile
Memphis
New Orleans
Charleston
Setanneh
Columbus
Macon
Montgomery
Augusta
Jacksonville
Columbia
Spartanburg
Asheville
Knoxville
Rock Hill
Gastonia
Anderson
Charlotte
Greenville
Coastal Plain
Rocky Mount
New Bern
Rain Wilson
Tarboro
Kinston
Roanoke
Rauids
Goldsboro
Edenton
Western Capolina Morganton
Linconton
Shelby
Marion
R. C. Owls
Hickory
Richmond
Portsmouth
Lynchburg
Newport News
Norfolk
Recreation Loon Names All-Stars
Recreation Loon announces 1952 All-Stars with four ace pitchers led by Harold Gibheart of Home Service and J C McAllister of Anvil Brand. Managers include Kenneth Watson, Arthur Royals, Tate Edwards, and Luke Jones. Several players from Pickett, Anvil Brand, Mom Rogers, and Home Service named across positions with honorable mentions.
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Running
National Uph
Luke Jones
Pickett
Don Embler
Home Service
George Bright
Francis Harris
Allen Bohler
Don Rose
Jimmy Jacobs
Ike Craver
Anvil Brand
Shorty Crofts
Mom Rogers
Grayson Ward
Harold Gibheart
J. C. McAllister
C. Stleiman
P—Burney Arnette
Aubry Grimes
Cotton Brown
National
Uph
Roy Jones
David Moore
Bob Fulp
Anvil Brand LF
Snooks Pearson
Bud Ceedl
Pickett RF
Ralph Carter
Guy Brewer
Fred Reavis
Darrell Ceedl
Jack Stilley
Bill Waller
Glenn Staton
Dinette
Doug Benfield
Jimmy Nelson
Fights Last Night in New Orleans
Joe Brown of New Orleans stopped Marshall Clayton in a bout. Jimmy Taylor from Miami defeated Bob Greene in New Orleans by ten? round count unclear.
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New Orleans
Joe Brown
Marshall Clayton
Ashington
Jimmy Taylor
Miami
Bob Greene
New Oreans
North State box scores and totals summary
Box score narrative outlines several games with teams Salisbury Statesville Mooresville and Lexington. Key players Lavene Lybrand Shapiro McCree Ege Poole Ivester Storie Swift and pitchers Maschia Baker and Poole are noted with hits, runs, RBIs, and defensive plays. Final tallies show varied innings with multiple substitutions and SBs recorded across matchups.
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North State Leag
Hi-Toms
Mooresville
Salisbury
Elkin
Statesville
Lexington
Statewells
Mooreavane
McCree
RMN
Ege
Rakes
McGuire
Storie
Poole
Ivester
Bell
Swift
Patterson
Ho—-Mccree
Newsome
Wolfpack Gridders Study At UNC
North Carolina State football players enrolled in summer school at Chapel Hill to regain eligibility. Several key Wolfpack stars attend the second summer session to make up minor scholastic deficiencies, aiding a possible fall matchup with UNC.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina State
University of North Carolina
Wolfpack
State
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John Gerring
Tommy Landley
Jim Piersall
Boston Red Box
Dolly James
Bosox
Birmingham Barons
Southern Association
Piersall
Sox
Vern Stephens
Barons
Red Sox
Cliff
Rutherford County Owls
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Rocots
Wilson
Zavada
Chico del Gado
Gray Hampton
Don Stafford
Horse Collar
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Ed Lavene
Singletons
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Andy Maschiai
Owls
Bob Shapiro
John White
Moors
Elkin Ayeg
Jack Swift
Plackie McCree
By Cobb
Carolina
inGue Wil séPet
Raleigh
Durham
Reidsville
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Milton Richman
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Heikki Savolainen
UNC
Eure
Tom Higgins
Dick Gruver
Paul Hursh
Charles Ellenwood
George Foti
Will Alexander
Jimmy Neville
Bill Kirkman
Dave Mullens
Ed Patterson
Junior Seawell
Charlie Cree
Doug Bruton
The
Associated Press
Recreation
Lester’s Jewelers
Diamond &Tu
Scomner
Main
North State
Lopez
PBS
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Lybrand
Botti
S—Wilson
Vinci
Weaver
Bb—Wilson
Schenk
So—Wilson
Schenk 7. Lob—Hi-Toms 6, Salisbury 7. Pb—Ceager. U—Shives
Miller
Shapiro
Linn
Deese
S-Shapiro
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Chapman
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Maschia
White
Balk White
Meggison
U-——Horne
Whittaker
Abrhore
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Hampton
Johnson
Williams
Lowman
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Maesville
Abrhoaerbi
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Jones
Coor
Brookshire
Gladden
a-Cannon
Stateville
Ween
Sasso
Rosato
RBI Bell
Brown
Davenport Fe
Patterson Des
Lexington Abrhore
U.N.C
Elle
Cecil
Insurance Company
Davidson
Davie
Randolph
Montgomery Counties
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