High Point Indus league all-stars fall to Cedar Falls in opener
High Point Industrial League stars lose 4 to 1 to Cedar Falls in the North Carolina State semi pro tournament opener. Neese Osborn led the all-stars with three singles as Cedar Falls pulls away late. Final errors and timely hits decide a tight contest with Cedar Falls clinching in the seventh.
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Pecal
Enterprise
Asheboro
High Point
Industrial League Stars
Cedar Falls
Carolina Mills
Miden
Yew
Bean Cagle
Bill Pittman
Neese Osborn
Heavy action slated here this week in city leagues
A busy schedule fills the week as about twenty seven games span baseball and softball across Industrial, Sunday School and Recreation leagues plus the All Stars participation in state and semi pro events. Local venues include Richland Park High School Colored Park Leonard Street School Ada Blair School and College.
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High Point
Greensboro
Richfield Park
Asheboro
All- Stars
Smith's Flower Shop
Jamestown
Brentwood
Five Point Electric
Ada Blair School
Welch Memorial
N. Main Baptist
Richland Park
West End Baptist
First Baptist
High School
Rankin Memorial
First Evangelical & Reformed
South Main
Melrose Adams
Millis
Southside
Barbers
Colored Park Field
Elks
Bombardiers
William Penn
Colored Park
Pyramid
Macedonia
Leonard Street
Highland
Myrtle Desk
Oakdale
Triangle
College
Hass Dominates Reading Open Despite Tempers
Freddy Haas Jr led the Reading Open with a 54-hole 16 under par 200 after a volatile round that saw him clash with spectators and throw a bottle at a tree on the 14th hole. Clayton Heafner climbed to second at 202, with Bobby Locke and Rod Mundy close behind at 204.
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Ralph Bernstein
Reading
Freddy Haas, Jr
Rod Munday
York
Bobby Locke
Haas
New Orleans
Berkshire Country Club
Peoria
Johnny Palmer
Badin
N. C
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
Fred Haas, Jr
Bobby Leecke
South Africa
Fed Mundy
Harrison
Little Rock
Pete Coper
Ponte Verde
Pia
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Calif
Fol Forgol
Pontiac
Mich
Gene Webb
Springfield
Herman Keiser
Allen Jay Wins 10-6 In Long Amateur League Game
Allen Jay defeats Amos 10 to 6 after a 12 inning rally led by Hervey Amick grand slam. Amick his homer and six RBI highlight a tense late game as Allen Jay breaks a record long ball game in Amateur league play at Gladesboro with Gladesboro suffering a 2 run ninth inning rally.
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Allen Jay
Amos
Glenolal
Gladesboro
Beeson
Amick
High Point College
Smith
Roach
Rbi-Amick
Scarce
Rickard
Ledberry
Bundy
Ingram
Lanier
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Peniy
Rogers
Parries
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U— Johnson
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Washington
St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
Senators
Tom McBride
Bill Kennedy
Ed Pellagrini
Bob Dillinger
Eddie Yost
Dillinger
Indians
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Giants
Cubs
Chicago
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Doyle Lade
Los Angeles
Clint Hartung
Dave Koslo
Bob Rush
Rush
Cliff Chambers
Bob Chipman
Red Sox rally to sweep Indians in double header
Boston overcome deficits in both games to defeat Cleveland 6-5 and 2-1 before 34,129 fans. Ted Williams drove in the tying and winning runs, sending the Indians from first to third as Philadelphia took the AL lead.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Sockers
Williams
Dom DiMaggio
Ted
Sam Zoldak
DiMaggio
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Hillcrest Girls Split Twin Bill at Richland Park
Hillcrest fell 10-8 to Major Cola of Winston-Salem in the opener but rebounded to win 8-6 in the nightcap. Helms led the local team to the finale victory at Richland Park.
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Major Cola
Winston-Salem
Hillcrest
Richland Park
Helms
Polio Ban Affects Local Golf Courses
The High Point city council policy banning polio caddies under sixteen forced the local city golf course to release all caddies under the age limit. City Recreation Director Shore Neal and Blair Park Pro Al Gerring urged all boys over sixteen interested in caddying to contact them promptly.
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High Point
Shore Neal
Blair Park
al Gerring
Post Office Team Extends Recreation Lead in League
The Post Office softball squad widened its lead to one and a half games with a 7 3 record this week, ahead of Five Points in second place at 6 5. Other standings list Electric Jamestown Smith's Flower Shop and Pet 700 300 Tigers lead in batting history for Detroit and Pittsburgh since 1900.
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Alps
Switzerland
France
United States
Britain
Dean Cromwell
U.S
Post Office
Five Points
Jamestown Smith's
Tigers
Detroit
Busy Campuses Map Football Schedules And Conflicts
College campuses bustle with football plans as four major schedule conflicts appear on Big Five home dates September 25 October 9 30 and November 6. Navy Duke North Carolina Wake Forest and N C State feature prominently in regional clashes and homecomings across Durham Raleigh Chapel Hill and Charlotte.
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Duke
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Deacons
N.C. State
Davidson
Raleigh
Georgia Tech
Duke Stadium
N. C . State
Durham
William and Mary
UNC
Chapel Hill
Richmond
N. C. State
Tennessee
Maryland
Washington
Virginia Tech
Roanoke
George Tech
George Washington
Texas
Georgia
Athens
Louisiana State
Knoxville
Virginia
Charlottesville
Boston College
Clemson
Winston-Salem
South Carolina
Columbia
State
Chattanooga
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