Hi-Toms Rally Past Concord in Rain-Delayed Showdown
The Hi-Toms trailed 2 0 until the sixth before erupting for five runs off Steve Colley to beat Concord. Johnny Lybrand collected his 100th and 101st hits, while Chick Petters and the infield shined defensively in an errorless game. Tonight’s game starts at 8 p m with a Merchants Night doubleheader planned for Wednesday against the Hickory Rebels.
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Gruzdis
Hi-Toms
Concord
Steve Colley
Finchers
Singleton
Johnny Lybrand
Chick Petters
Southworth
Hickory Rebels
High Point
Thomasville
City Tourney Underway With Multiple Byes And Matches
The city tournament opens with pairings across flights including Robert Cameron vs Tom Flynn and M A Sechrest vs Buster Bulla. Byes assigned to Bill McMahn Mickey Swartz W L Flowers and several others. Seventh Flight features Ross vs Smith and Culler vs Bennett while Eighth Flight lists Chastain vs Potts and Land vs Kearns.
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Robert Cameron
Tom Flynn
Ross Armsworthy
R. H. Hilliard
Bill McMahn
M. A. Sechrest
Buster Bulla
Mickey Swartz
Z. Zilman
Blow Cooper
W. L. Flowers
John Ross
van Smith
Dick Culler
J. W. Bennett
Charles Reid
Clyde Crye
Fred Sensenvack
Jim Hogue
Rick Johnson
Lyman Hedrick
H. E. Gardner
Roger Conant
Gene O’brien
F. R. Carrick
Ray Owens
Milford Smith
Carl Chastain
H. M. Potts
Ira Land
Clayton Kearns
C. W. Arrington
Ed Lowe
Wade Wollard
Herb Potts, Jr
Outdoor picnic hygiene tips for families
A summer picnic guide suggests packing two jars for cleanliness a jar of sudsy water for washing hands and a rinse water jar for children to stay sanitary and mess free during outdoor meals.
By Alan Mayer SUBB NG FOR THE IJURED Ly
A partial byline from Alan Mayer appears in a battered clipping. The legible words suggest a sports column or brief about a subbed game or injured player, but the fragmentary text lacks clear names, dates, teams, or outcomes.
Winston-Salem Dominates Reidsville In Minor League Action
Winston-Salem crushed Reidsville 7-1 as Bob Bills fired a one hit relief effort for the league leaders. Danville swept both games with rallying ninth inning support and solid six hit outings from Al Ronay and Tommy Kume. Greensboro and Raleigh remained in chase with Voiselle pitching well for Greensboro and Burgett homering for Raleigh.
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Leigh
Winston-Salem
Reidsville
Danville
Bill
Leafs
Tony Napoles
Dick Schoonover
al Ronay
Tommy Kume
Greensboro
Diz Voiselle
Raleigh
Greenies
Dick Burgett
Voiselle
Stan Grocki
Bob Bills
Winston Salem
Dick Umberger
Gene Barth
Fayetteville
Burlington
Durham
Yetteville
Crack at Amps Costs Scorer a $37.50 Fine
FT. Worth July 24. J Walter Morris fined an East Texas league scorer for comments about umpires made over a loud speaker. The league owed the scorer $37.50 for scoring, so Morris fined him $37.50 to make us even. Morris previously fined Temple's police chief who allegedly shoved an umpire.
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FT. Worth
J. Walter Morris
East Texas League
Morris
Temple
Baseball results and tonight's games from Pact National League
Yesterday St. Louis beat Boston 8 to 4 and Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 11 to 6 while New York won 5 to 3 and Chicago shutout opponents 3 to 0. Tonight Philadelphia visits Pittsburgh at 7 30 p m Miller 8 1 faces MacDonald 4 3. Other minor games include Mooresville at Hi-Toms Salisbury at Statesville Landis at Lexington and Hickory at Concord.
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St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Miller
MacDonald
Mooresville
Hi-Toms
Salisbury
Statesville
Landis
Lexington
Hickory
Concord
Cincinnati
Hi-Toms Landis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
RESL
Sessions
St Louis
Elizabeth City Philanthropist Reaps Profits From Band Program
Miles Clark known as Uncle Miles funds Elizabeth City high school bands for 12 years investing about 150000. The senior band 90 to 100 members plus junior and rhythm bands benefit from instruments buses and trunk. Scott Callaway directs. The group traveled 6000 miles last year and raised 3.7 million in WWII bond sales earning praise from Morgenthau.
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Elizabeth City
Miles Clark
Miles
Clark
Scott Callaway
WPA
Park Service
Oklahoma
North Carolina
U. S
Henry Morgenthau
Hhe School
Europe seen as key to peace in Baptist world congress
Rev. Walter O. Lewis of London told the Baptist World Congress in Cleveland that Europe’s Christian renewal could help world peace. He warned of dwindling religious liberty, church-state entanglements, and espionage in iron curtain nations, urging unity among Baptists to defend freedom. More than 20,000 attendees from 48 countries heard the address.
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Cleveland
The
Baptist World Congress
Europe
Walter O. Lewis
London
Baptist World Alliance
Lewis
Italy
Hoffe
Congress
Alliance
Satya
Dr. Lewis
Iron Curtain
Russia and Afghanistan sign new trade pact
Moscow July 24 reports Russia and Afghanistan have signed a trade pact. Details were not disclosed. The Afghan trade delegation, in Moscow for several weeks, departed for Kabul today.
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Moscow
Russia
Afghanistan
Ifor
Kabul
Farm Club Week Opens at N C State Campus
More than 1 000 4 H club members gathered at North Carolina State College Raleigh for a silver anniversary meeting. For five days they will hear speakers attend classes tour Raleigh area and see contest winners crowned. The week honors L R Harrill founder of the NC 4 H club now state leader. Governor Scott will address the general assembly tomorrow morning.
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Raleigh
N. C. State College
L. R. Harrill
North Carolina
Harrill
South
Riddick Stadium
Hazel Garris
Pitt County
Scott
Juniors Plan Early Work for 1951 Baseball Season
High Point Junior Legion baseball ends 1950 season and Coach Dick Culler announces workouts for players eligible next summer begin tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. at the high school practice field. The piece also contains cooking tips about eggs and boiling.
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High Point Junior Legion
Dick Culler
Culler
Dramatic TV Costs Triple Radio Production
Experts estimate that producing a dramatic television program costs about three times as much as a radio production, highlighting the higher expenses in TV compared with radio.
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