Jack Hussey A High Point Pitcher And UNC Baseball Prospect
A veteran observer recalls Jack Hussey’s hitting and pitching promise at High Point and Charlotte, noting his power speed and curve control. The piece highlights his postwar Carolina education, UNC ties, and Red Sox interest as he aims to rise in baseball.
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Snead Drops Lead as Capital Open Ties Form
Sam Snead loses a three stroke cushion and slips into a four way tie for fourth at 204 as George Payton, Bobby Locke, Lloyd Mangrum, Lew Worsham, Ed Oliver, and Ellsworth Vines join the 203 leaders after 54 holes in the National Capital Open. Payton birdied No. 3 while Snead bogeyed early and struggled with putting.
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Major League Scores and Standings Report
Chicago beat Washington 4 3 and New York 3 1 at St. Louis Philadelphia played Cavetans washed out. Boston Detroit rain. Cincinnati Boston night game. Standings list teams with wins losses and winning percentage. Nationals lead mid season, Brooklyn New York Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati etc with varying records. Today’s games feature multiple pitcher matchups across the league.
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Pirates release Cal McLish to Albany in option deal
Pittsburgh reports that Cal McLish a two year old right handed pitcher has been released under option to Albany of the Eastern league. McLish was with Brooklyn and Pittsburgh and pitched one inning for the Pirates and played one game for the Dodgers after returning from military service.
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Concord Weavers Sweep Twin Bill Over Hi-Toms
In Concord on June 7 the Weavers beat the Thomasville High Point Dodgers 5-4 in game one and 6-1 in game two. Lefty Ralph Fletcher took the loss in game one as Lipscomb's third double drove in two runs. Ed Toney pitched well in game two as Concord secured its second win of the day.
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Thomasville Juniors Rally To 6-3 Opening Win At Finch Field
Thomasville juniors beat High Point 6 to 3 in the opener at Finch Field. The Tommies scored all six runs in the third after High Point took a 3-0 lead. Pat Dorsett and Kimble matched on the mound as Kimble struck out nine in 5 1 3 innings.
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High Pointers Dominate Sedgefield Show Awards
The 18th annual Sedgefield horse show saw High Point riders shine as High Pointers led in events. The Hunt club team of Ayres, Kearns, and Rochelle won the three gaited team event, while Winston-Salem’s Goode Watkins rode Easter on Parade to win the $500 three gaited championship stake. Balmoral and Jinny Simms also placed, and sponsors praised the show as the most successful yet.
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Hudson Davis to Succeed Lipscomb as Concord Head
Hudson Davis of Gastonia will take over manager duties of the Concord Weavers in the North State league replacing Nig Lipscomb who quit to play first base for the Highland Park mill team. Davis is an infielder and assumes the role June 7.
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