Hi-Toms fall to Concord amid misplays and protests
Grurdis rages after a loss blamed on errors not hits as Concord defeats the Sports. Mooresville seizes a Saturday win while Hi-Toms seek help from the Red Sox and a protest over Fred Daniels’ plate collision leads to umpire controversy. Plans to crown a league beauty queen proceed at North State League meetings.
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Concord Yes
Mooresville
Boston Red Sox
Lence
Daniels
McWilliams
Aewoodson
Fred
Shives
Moors
Woodson
Hagler
Hickory
Indians Giants Hope for October World Series Meeting
After rough stretches the Indians and Giants showed progress toward meeting in October. The Indians won twice against the Yankees as Bob Feller and Bob Lemon pitched well, boosting their record alongside key hitters. The Giants climbed into first division contention with a double header split against the Cardinals and a drive past the Braves.
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Indians
Giants
White Sox
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Bob Lemon
Yankees
Aro
Braves
Cardinals
Dave Koslo
Phillies
Pirates
Red Sox
Senators
Detroit
Browns
Feller
Luke Easter
al Rosen
Lemon
O Neill Praises Red Sox Hitting as Pennant Race Heats Up
Chicago report quotes Steve O Neill saying Boston has improved hitting and solid pitching as the Red Sox chase the league lead. He notes a 12 of 14 run and a split doubleheader with first place Chicago White Sox, with Wight and Scarborough expected to return.
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Stout
Steve O'Neill
Boston
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Bill Wight
Scarborough
Yankees
O'Neill
White Sox
Mel Parnell
Ellis Kinder
Chuck Stubbs
Chicagoans
Susie
Wight
Trans-Mississippi golf opens with broad amateur field
Qualifying play begins at Brook Hollow on a 6500 yard par 70 course for the 48th Trans Mississippi tournament. About 200 amateurs seek 64 spots in the championship flight as defending champion Jim English defends his title. Dale Morey looms as a local favorite amid no clear star in the field.
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Tricky Brook Hollow
Jim English
Des Moines
Charlie Coe
Oklahoma City
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Europe
Dale Morey
Baseball matchups and results from yesterday
Boston and Chicago held notable records as Wight Scarbo Rogovin led their games while Philadelphia faced St Louis and Washington played Detroit. Lopat Garcia headlines a New York Cleveland night, with yesterday’s scores showing St Louis 3-2 Cleveland and New York 8-4 Detroit.
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Wight
Scarborough
Chicago
Rogovin
Gam
Philadelphia
J. Coleman
Sst. Louis
Widmar
Washington
Marrero
Detroit
Newhouser
New York
Lopat
Cleveland
Garcia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Wehmeier
Surkont
Minner
Brooklyn
Podbelian
Presko
Jansen
Pittsburgh
Friend
Meyer
Esterday
National Magus
Evecsocess
Ton
Raleigh at Burlington and local college scores
The sports brief lists matchups Raleigh at Burlington Fayetteville at Reidsville Durham at Greensboro and Winston at Danville with score lines Greensboro 12 Durham 7 Reidsville 4 Fayetteville 3 Danville 11 Winston-Salem 5 Raleigh 4 5 Burlington 3 4.
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Raleigh
Burlington
Fayetteville
Reidsville
Durham
Greensboro
Winston
Danville
Winston-Salem
Carolina League
Durham Serene
Greensboro Eceede
Fayetteville Scan
Record Field Forms for U S Open Qualifying Across Nation
A record 1,466 golfers in 29 cities competed for 162 championship berths at Birmingham Michigan June 14-16. Exemptions shield 36 players including defending champion Ben Hogan. Detroit led with 170 hopefuls for 15 spots. New York drew 132 for 16 berths. Chicago 118 for 10. Cleveland 8 for 103.
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United Press
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Birmingham
Mich
Ben Hogan
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Houston
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
N.C
Bill ‘Campbell
Huntington
W.va
Detroit
Horton Smith
Vic Ghezzi
George Schneiter
Chick
Chicago
Indians Win Twice As Easter Drives In Five Runs
United Press reports Lake Easter led the Indians with five RBIs on three homers and a single in an 8 to 3 win, followed by a 4 to 1 victory over the Yankees. The performance highlighted Easter's power and clutch hitting in the doubleheader.
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Vic Wertz
Detroit
Tigers
al Sima
Irv Noren
Eddie Yost
Stubby Overmie
Carl Scheib
St. Louis
A's
Dick Fowler
Dave Philley
Joe Tipton
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Indians
Yankees
Phillies Strike Back After Bowling Loss
Philadelphia manager Eddie Sawyer cut to the chase after a rough series, saying the Phillies must regroup after five straight days of uneven play.
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Philadelphia
Eddie Sawyer
Philes
Sphia Phillies
Sawyer
Yale Athletic Head Boosts Phonevision
Yale athletic head discusses television problems facing colleges. Hall suggests Ision, a telecast scrambled until the fan orders the game for his set. Theater TV would telecast only to those who pay admission. A pram is an all purpose boat under ten feet with a square bow.
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Ision
Theater
Paradox of Power Hits Baseball as Hurlers Shine
Major leagues report record home runs 472 to date, while pitching flourishes with no-hitters and multiple two and three hitters. Ed Lopat, Preacher Roe, Bob Feller, and Sal Maglie highlighted strong seasons as American and National Leagues diverge on power.
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United Press
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Fence Ters
Ed Lopat
Yankees
Preacher Roe
Dodgers
Bob Feller
Indians
Skein
Sal Maglie
Giants
Haseen
Cliff Chambers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ewell ‘Blackwell
Reds
Joe Dobson
White Sox
Bob Lemon
Cleveland
Connie Marrero
Washington
Maglie
Lemon
Feller
Lot
Vern Bickford
Braves
Ce Koslo
Tom Poholsky
Cards
Willard Nixon
Red Sox
Randy Gumpert
Detroit Tigers
Early Wynn
Dick Fowler
A's
Hi Toms Fall Behind In Opening Sports Cup Loss
Thomasville Point Hi-Toms suffer a 7 to 3 home defeat to Concord in the North State league opener. Cassidy seeks his fourth win of the season tonight, while Nesbit suffers fielding miscues ice the win for Concord.
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Bill Hackney
Vinny Day
Jim Gruzdis
Thomasville Point
Hi-Toms
Sur- Concord Serosa Ladies
Concord
Payne
Hi- Toms
Statesville
Nesbit
Willard Mauney
Bill Roberts
Jim Thomas
Texar
Big Jim Patton
Patton
Invaders
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