Hi Toms Hit Hard In 24 2 Loss At Salisbury
The High Point Thomasville Hi Toms were routed 24 to 2 by Salisbury Pirates in a shocking North State league game. Rich ard Moses started for Hi Toms but was shelled as Gruzdis pitched in relief and then moved to the mound himself. The defeat marks a record margin for a league leader and underscores the volatility of the circuit.
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Thomasville Hi-Toms
Salisbury
Pirates
Hi-Toms
Tciers
Richard Moses
Bill McCovey
Albemarle
Moses
Hi-Toms stumble as eight errors cost defeat
The Hi-Toms dropped last night to the Pirates, fielding errors costing more runs than they produced with nine hits. Pete Williams bobbled five plays, Lybrand added two errors, and Gruzdis one, extending a late slump as Albemarle and Statesville vie for league lead with a two game series set at Finch Field Friday and Statesville Saturday. Al Jarrett aims for more wins, with 17 already. Rocky Mount's two wins last week earn him two starts this week against the Bucs and Statesville.
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Pirates
Hi- Toms
Pete Williams
Lybrand
Gruzdis
Statesville
Owls
Finch Field
Hit-Toms
Hi-Toms
al Jarrett
Rocky Mount Special
Bucs
Richard Moses
Lisbon Falls
Bill McCovey
Jimmy Gruzdis
Joe Ratchko
Williams
Jim Reider
Mooresville
Triangle and Highland Face Industrial League Tilt at 3:30
Highland and Triangle meet at High Point college diamond in an Industrial league race opener set for 3 30. Tomorrow Myrtle Desk plays Melrose at the high school and Adams Millis battles Oakdale at Oakdale in another pair of league games.
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Triangle
Highland
High Point College
Cirgo
Myrtle
Melrose
Adams Millis
Oakdale
Rites For Hartley To Be On Thursday
Funeral services for Walter S. Chick Hartley 67 year old major league pitcher will be held here Thursday. Hartley who died Sunday in Temple University Hospital pitched for the Philadelphia Athletics the Phillies and the New York Giants more than 30 years ago. He later joined the bureau of police rising to inspector during 29 years service Surviving him is a daughter Sister Aimee Marie of the Sisters of Mercy.
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Philadelphia
Walter S
Chick) Hartley
Hartley
Temple University Hospital
Philadelphia Athletics
Phillies
New York Giants
Bureau of Police
Aimee Marie
Sisters of Mercy
Top-Seeded Keesler Leads In Net Meet
ASHEVILLE July 20 Top seeded Ted Keesler of Charlotte paced favorites in the North Carolina Open tennis tournament. Keesler defeated Charlie Parker of Biltmore Forest 6 1 6 2 in the second round as men's singles opened at the Biltmore Forest Country Club yesterday.
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Asheville
Ted Keesler
Charlotte
Keesler
Charlie Parker
Biltmore Forest
Biltmore Forest Country Club
Williams Leads AL Batting Trails Amid Slowed Week
Boston slugger Ted Williams extended his AL leads in batting runs and two base hits despite a sidelined week. Cleveland’s Lou Boudreau edged Williams in hits with 106, while Williams remained atop runs and doubles with 66 and 21 respectively. Standings show high finishes for Zarilla Kell and Appling in various categories as Batting averages shift. In the NL Stan Musial remained the pace setter at .392, with Andy Pafko second and Richie Ashburn third, followed by Alvin Dark and teammates Holmes Staneeagh Heath in the top ten.
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Chicago
Boston
Ted Williams
Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Williams
Beantown
Boudreau
Indians
al Zarilla
St. Louis
George Kell
Detroit
Bob Brown
New York
Walt Evers
Dale Mitchell
Bob Dillinger
Hank Mapeski
Philadelphia
Luke Appling
Vern Stephens
Joe di Faggio
Ken Keltner
Washington
Gil Coan
Dick Fowler
Bob Feller
Stan Musial
Donora
St. Louis Cardinals
Andy Pafko
Chicago Cubs
Richie Ashburn
Alvin Dark
Boston Braves
Dark
Tommy Holmes
Eddie Stan‘eeagh
Jeff Heath
Sid Gordon
New York Giants
Pee Wee Reese
Johnny Blatnik
Philly
Hi-Toms Look to Return Fight After 24 2 Loss
High Point-Thomasville Hi-Toms, after a 24 to 2 defeat at Salisbury, host the Pirates at Finch Field tonight at 8. Al Jarrett seeks his 18th win to end a two game slide and close in on his single season record, while a new pitcher from the Braves is expected to join the club.
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Salisbury
Thomasville
Hi - Toms
Finch Field
Pirates
al Jarrett
the Knoll
Hi-Toms
Jarrett
Rocky Mount Special
High Point
Jimmy Gruzdis
Braves
Markley
Ui-Toms
Bill Narleski
Wood Defeated In Exhibition At Lake Placid Event
Craig Wood the 1941 National Open champion took part in a dedication ceremony renaming Lake Placid golf and country club to the Craig Wood Gold and Country club. He and James Searles lost a best ball match two up to Claude Harmon Mamaro neck and Marshall Trustrum, Wood’s club pros.
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Lake Placid
N. Y
Craig Wood
Lake Placid Golf and Country Club
Craig
Winged Foot Gold Club
Mamaroneck
Marshall Trustrum
Craig Wood Club
Yesterday's baseball results across leagues and standings
Major and minor league scores show Cleveland edged Washington 7 to 6 in 11 innings, Boston beat St Louis 4 to 1, Philadelphia 6 Chicago 0 in a twilight game, New York 14 Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 5 Chicago 4, Pittsburgh 1 Boston 0 (night). Carolina League Danville 8 Greensboro 4, Burlington 8 Winston-Salem 32 Durham 9 Reidsville 6 Raleigh 2 Martinsville 0. State League Salisbury 24 Hi Toms 2 Mooresville 6 Statesville 3 Albemarle 6 Hickory 4 Lexington 7 Concord 4.
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Washington
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Cincinnati
Pitsburgh
Brooklyn
Danville
Greensboro
Burlington
Winston-Salem
Durham
Reidsville
Raleigh
Martinsville
Salisbury
Hi-Toms
Mooresville
Statesville
Albemarle
Hickory
Lexington
Concord
Today’s Games Across Leagues and Cities
A schedule lists multiple matchups including St Louis at Boston Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia Detroit at New York New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Boston at Cincinnati Greensboro at Danville Reidsville at Durham Winston Salem at Burlington Martinsville at Raleigh Salisbury at Hi Toms Lexington at Concord Albemarle at Hickory Statesville at Mooresville
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Boston
Detroit
Washington
AQT
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Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
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Mooresvill
Lexington
Salisbury
Albemarle
St. Louis
Pitsburgh
Greensboro
Danville
Reidsville
Durham
Winston-Salem
Burlington
Martinsville
Raleigh
Hi-Toms
Concord
Mooreagsle
Durocher Sets Bold Tone As Giants Rally In Busy Start
Leo Durocher begins a tough Giants tenure by steering his new team to a 3-1 run, lifting New York within a half game of second place as they face St. Louis. The Giants’ offense explodes for 18 hits led by Larry Jansen’s 11th win while Hank Sauer ties for the league lead with 26th homer.
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Associated Press Sport
Leo Durocher
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
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Leo
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Tom Aghes
Walker Cross
Larry Jansen
Hank Sauer
Sauer
Ralph Kiner
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Emil
Dutch) Leonard
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Hank Jowy
Philadelphia Athletics
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Chicago White Sox
Dick Fowler
Hank Majeski
Bill Wight
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Indians
Washington Senators
Bob Kennedy
Larry Doby
Steve Gromek
Tribe
Kennedy
al Kozar
Ed Stewart
Stewart
Lemon
Nats
Bob Lemon
Joe Gordon
Bobby Doerr
Fred Sanford
Boston
Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Doerr
Mel Parnell
States Pro Boxing In Poor State Of Health
North Carolina boxing scene judged weak as two 12 round main events ended by sixth round. Johnny Miles defeated Jimmy Cox by TKO, while Paul Ferguson outlasted Billy Walker in a struggle highlighted by Walker wrestling to keep his pants up. Prelims described as lethargic and comic, fans largely enjoyed the show despite the poor health of the sport locally.
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Elkin
Baseball Park
Winston-Salem
Johnny Miles
Jimmy Cox
Charlotte
Cox
Miles
Twin-City
Paul “Country
Ferguson
Greensboro
Richmond
Billy Walker
Walker
Country
Danville Splits to Gain In Race for Carolina Top Spot
Danville split a Carolina league doubleheader with Greensboro, taking 8-1 and 6-4 wins while Burlington beat Danville to move past Martinsville, and Raleigh blanked Martinsville 2-0 as Durham won 9-6. Burlington’s Buddy Bates hit a grand slam in the seventh for a key comeback.
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Danville
Carolina
Greensboro
Patriots
Ed Martinsville
Durham
Burlington
Buddy Bates
Winston-Salem
Larry Hartley
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