Box Score Thomasville 5 Davie County 3
Thomasville wins 5 to 3 over Davie County with Welborn Hedgecock and Kennedy standout. Parker Fouts Whitaker and Dillinger contributed 28 points to the win.
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Title Bout Saturday Archie Moore Plans Ad Lib May Use Any Style
Archie Moore at 44 but billed 47 by his mother says he will ad lib against Giulio Rinaldi in the New York title bout Saturday. He aims to dominate and adapt to Rinaldi’s plans while weighing 178 1/2 pounds.
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Legion 9 Falls 11 3 To Davie County in Loss
Davie County defeated Legion 11 3 at home as Thomasville endured a third straight loss. Thomasville led 3 0 after one inning but Davie County answered with three runs in the bottom half and pulled away. Larry Parker had two of Thomasville’s seven hits while three Davie County hitters tallied two hits each. The team faces Lexington at Finch Field at 7 45 p m tonight.
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White Sox Rout Indians and Tigers Dominate Athletics in League Play
In Little Tar Heel League action the White Sox defeated the Indians 11 to 5 while the Tigers crushed the Athletics 14 to 1. Pitchers were credited as Jones and White with Branson and Hilliard taking losses. Stout hit a home run for the White Sox. the Yankees beat Allen Jay 9 to 5 with Rhyne earning the win and Meredith the loss.
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Colts Narrow Win Over Pointers In Southern League
Colts beat Pointers 8 to 7 with errors and late runs listed. Pitcher Harmon earned the win for the Colts while Phelps took the loss.
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Clemson Coach Frank Howard and Doc Blanchard Enter South Carolina Hall
Clemson coach and athletic director Frank Howard and Army star Felix Anthony Blanchard were elected to the South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame. The modern era honorees require 75 percent of 21 ballots. Howard led with 17 votes and Blanchard 16 as 16 more entries backed by 19 other candidates.
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Softball Roundup From National Industrial League
Globe 17 Alma Desk 3 in a National Industrial League game. Marietta defeated North State Tel 9 to 4 with Heath earning the win and Mears taking the loss, Bodenheimer hitting a home run. Smith also homered in the Globe vs Alma Desk contest.
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American Industrial Thom as Car 7 Burlington 6
Myrtle Desk 8 Silvercraft 5 reports a late game run and home team scoring. Weaver pitched for American Industrial with a 11 3 line and Cecil hit a home run. Kilby earned the win for Silvercraft with Davin taking the loss.
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Heritage 19 Caro Springs 0 routs in regional game
Heritage defeated Caro Springs 19 to 0 with a dominant performance. Pitchers Ramirez and Brookshire logged solid innings while Dixon, King, and Hodges contributed in the batting lineup.
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Mantle and Blanchard spark Yankees rally in twin bill
Johnny Blanchard hit a three run pinch homer in the seventh to beat the Twins in opening action. Mickey Mantle tied the AL home run lead with his 15th in the eighth for a 27 homers in 13 games. In the nightcap Tony Kubek hit a two run homer for his 14 game hitting streak as Jim Coates earned his fifth straight win with Luis Arroyo relief. Roland Sheldon pitched his first complete game six hitter, aided by his first major league hit, a two run single in the fifth. Don Lee and Chuck Stubbs took the losses. Ted Kluszewski added a two run homer for the Angels off Hec Brown.
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Cubs and Giants Split Games Behind Homers and Ailing Pitchers
Bouchee and Ernie Banks homered for the Cubs while reliever Joe Schaffernoth took the loss. Robin Roberts won his first decision since seven straight losses, holding the Giants to six hits. Chuck Hiller hit a two run homer for San Francisco as Pancho Herrera delivered a three run shot in the third for the tie and win. Mike McCormick dropped to 5-5 with the loss.
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White Sox ace throws first complete game shutout vs Tigers
Frank Baumann pitched a seven hit shutout for the White Sox, the first left handed pitcher to complete a game against the league leading Tigers, 8-0. Norm Siebern of the Athletics reaches base eight times in a double header at Boston, homering once and adding four singles with three walks as Oakland splits 6-2 and 10-6.
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