North State conference rule lets players pursue pro baseball and college sports
The North State conference adopts a rule allowing athletes to play professional baseball while staying in college. The policy weakens the baseball program but strengthens overall athletics and helps players begin pro careers early with athletic scholarships. It draws notable players to smaller colleges for dual paths.
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Early Start Best for Baseball Men
An opinion piece argues that starting professional baseball early is financially and educationally better than four years in college. It promotes signing at seventeen, notes North State conference players may earn salaries, and calls for open salary policies and fair play in college sports.
International Star May Be New HR King
Howie Moss, nicknamed the Babe Ruth of the International League, leads in homers as Baltimore's right fielder pursues major league and organized baseball records. He has 21 homers in 46 games with the Orioles, aiming for 60 in New York, 69 in organized baseball, and 63 in the National League, as Hauser’s pace looms.
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Hitchcock Beverage Company Incorporated Notice
Hitchcock Beverage Company Inc based in Greensboro North Carolina gives notice of a corporate matter with contact details including phone 35 1456 and P O box may indicate a business address or filing reference.
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Zaharias Advances In British Amateur Golf Championship
Babe Didrikson Zaharias breezed to a 6 and 5 win over Helen Nimmo in the first round at Gullane Scotland the British women’s amateur championship. She started slow due to a cold and stiff fingers but settled after the third hole to reach the turn three up and finish in the next four holes.
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Hi Toms to battle Moors in two game set tonight
Thomasville High Point Dodgers travel to Mooresville for the opening game of a two game series with league leaders. Manager George Pratt plans pitching changes as David Bennett may start tonight with more help promised to lift the club from a losing skid.
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Mangrum Defends Open Title In St Louis
Mangrum, 54, intends to defend his national open crown as the St Louis event begins. He shot 66 to finish at 269 for the tournament, earning the $82,000 first prize and maintaining a slim lead despite talk of Hogan Demaret and Locke. Alexander and Ed Oliver tied for second at 282, with Snead one stroke back in the four way tie.
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Snead and Mangrum Duel in Weekend Golf Event
Saturday noon led by three strokes but Mangrum surged back while Snead cooled Sunday. Snead was joined by Locke Geo Payton of Hampton Va and Jew Worsham of Oakhurst Pa. Payton, 23 and a recent pro, shows length limited but excels in pitching and putting. Also noted: Robert Fulton’s 1805 torpedo concept for underwater hull destruction.
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Defiant Newhouser Shuts Out Red Sox in Keller Victory
Hal Newhouser delivered his best outing of the year to blank the Boston Red Sox 5-0, four hits allowed, as Detroit extended its AL lead to 1.5 games over the Yankees. Bob Feller also blanked Philadelphia 2-0 in game two of a doubleheader, while Phil Marchildon held the A’s to four hits in a 4-0 opener loss. The Yankees split with St. Louis 5-4 after a late rally. Washington swept Chicago 1-0 and 8-2 in a two-game set, with the 1-0 opener tying the longest 1-0 game on record.
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Yesterday's Stars report on pitchers and batters
Walter Masterson pitched 18 innings for Washington in a 1-0 win over the White Sox but did not receive credit as Early Wynn earned the win. Ralph Kiner homered twice for the Pirates against Philadelphia, with a solo shot in the second game and another in the first game aiding Pittsburgh's runs.
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