Everhart Eyes Carolinas Junior Tourney Breakthrough
Youthful golfer Bobby Everhart shows pace in qualifying rounds at Greensboro for the Carolinas junior tourney as he aims to replicate yesterday’s 75 and claim championship material. Legion baseball updates note Asheboro juniors reshaping with Jimmy Hayworth’s squad, while catcher Bobby Adams improves as a reliable back up after Kannapolis disappointment.
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Bobby Everhart
Greensboro
Everhart
Legion
Asheboro
Jimmy Hayworth
Kannapolis
Bobby Adams
Lights Rise Over Asheboro Park as Ump Weston Struggles
In Asheboro the Ran dolph county juniors played a rough game under a new high school baseball park lights project in the nearby town. Tronhead Weston of the High Point umpires association called balls and strikes amid a hostile crowd while construction on the fence began Monday.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Tronhead” Weston
High Point Umpires’ Association
Ole Weston
High Point
VFW Leads Industrial League After Victory Over Randleman
Jimmy Hayworth coaches the Legion team and will play for the VFW, now top in the Industrial league after defeating Randleman Chair Company. Ray Keever, VFW manager, says Jimmy Foxworth will soon join the vets as pitcher.
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Jimmy Hayworth
Legion
VFW
Randleman Chair Company
Ray Keever
Jimmy Foxworth
Bison
Vets
Major League Leaders and Public Auction Notice
National and American League leaders include Walker, Musial, Slaughter, Ennis, Mize, Reiser, Vernon, Williams, Pesky, Doerr, York, Greenberg, Edwards, and Case with top batting averages, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases. Also a Guilford County public sale of Lot 4 Hedgemont subdivision High Point Township scheduled for July 1, 1946 at 2 PM at the Greensboro Courthouse east door.
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Walker
Brooklyn
Musial
St. Louis
Slaughter
Ennis
Philadelphia
lee—Herman
Stanky
Mize
New York
Reiser
Vernon
Washington
Williams
Boston
Doerr
Pesky
York
Greenberg
Detroit
Edwards
Cleveland
Case
North Carolina
Guilford County
Gueford County
A. B. Martin and Wipe
A. BE. Martin
Superior Court
Court House
Greensboro
High Point Township
Hedgemont
Staley Brothers and Harmon
Register of Deeds Office
Gboro
N. C
Mill
Rupert T. Pickens
J. William Shore
Oidoor
Tae Ring Yarborough
Lelia Ring Weatherman
Bruce Weatherman
Ring
Minnie JSON
Herbert C. JSON
Warren Ring
Annie R. Ketchie
Howard Ring
Daisy Ring
Charles D. Ring
Margaret Ring
Oscar
Myrtle G. Ring
Ring Harvey
Harvey
Maggie Ring Patton
Cc. Stout
City of
High Point
Superior Court of
Guilford North Carolina
Greedsboro
North Fell
Point Township
T. Barker
Register of Deeds
Guilfo County
N.C
Amhurst Street
Dodgers edge Mooresville on late double steal
In Thomasville, June 15, the Dodgers beat Mooresville 2 to 1 as Cardinale doubled home Howell and, with Mize on base, executed a double steal in the seventh. Munsinger went the distance for Thomasville allowing one run while Mooresville pushed a run in the sixth.
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Thomasville
Cardinale
Starmount Wins Golf Meet at Emerywood
Estelle Lawson Page of Chapel Hill tied for low gross with partner Jack Garrett at 70 in the mixed two ball invitational at Emerywood. Starmount dominated with several winning teams, while Mrs D Neese and Jay Walker scored the fewest outs. Twenty nine teams competed as Piedmont women's golf association plans Emerywood meeting Wednesday.
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Estelle Lawson Page
Chapel Hill
Jack Garrett
Starmount Country Club
Emerywood Country Club
Page
Starmount
Greensboro
Carolinas
Garrett
G. Graves
Charlie Farlowe
F. Stout
S. T. Stuart
S. Stewart
C. Funk
Yesterday's Stars and Today's Baseball Schedule
Yesterday's stars included Mizell Whitey Platt of the White Sox with four hits and six RBIs in a 9 5 win over the Red Sox. Spud Chandler earned his 10th win for the Yankees on a five hitter. Harris of the Athletics delivered a bases loaded single in the 13th for a win over the Indians. Passeau held the Dodgers to five hits in a Cubs 5 1 victory. Sain kept the Reds to five hits as the Braves beat them 4 1. Today the schedule lists seven games with afternoon starts and two night games. Yesterday's results: Chicago 9 Boston 5, Detroit 7 Washington 2, New York 6 St Louis 1, Chicago 5 Brooklyn 1, Chicago 5 Boston 1.
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Mizell
Whitey” Platt
White Sox
Chicago
Red Sox
Spud Chandler
Yankees
Yanks
Browns
Lum Harris
Athletics
Indians
Claude Passeau
Cubs
Dodgers
Johnny Sain
Braves
Reds
Boston
Ebbet
Brooks
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Sum Harris
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Photo Finish Hogan Leads Open Golf Field
Hogan and Ghezzi share the early lead at 140 after two rounds in the U S G A open with 57 pros and seven amateurs in pursuit. Nelson Oliver and Ed Oliver sit at 142 while Bracketed at 144 include Picard Ransom Mangrum Snead and Bannon White.
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Gene Sarazen
Lawson Little
Monterey
Calif
Nelson
Porky) Oliver
Wilmington
Del
Oliver
Ne Picard
Henry B. Ransom
Ouston
Tex
Lloyd Mangrum
Los Angeles
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Herman Barron
White Plains
N. Y
Philadelphia Inquirer
Tomorrow's Schedule Across The Leagues
The schedule lists National League games including Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Also American League matchups Boston at Chicago New York at St Louis Washington at Detroit and Philadelphia at Cleveland with two games noted for some pairings.
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St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Wwe
Reeveseesca
Washington Eevee
St. Louis Cochesseae
Cleveland Pesco
Chilcago
Hogan Ghezzi Tie Sparks Windy Open Round
In Cleveland on June 15 the National Open saw many players changing clubs in the second round as wind pressure rose. Ben Hogan and Vic Ghezzi shared the 36 hole lead, with Sam Snead and Herman Barron among those reacting to the conditions and Barron posting a hot stretch before Snead struggled to a 75.
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Nelson
Canterbury
Cleveland
Ohio
Byron Nelson
Gene Sarazen
Bridgeport
Conn
Henry Picus
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Vic Ghezzi
Knoxville
Snead
Herman Barron
Barron
Sam
VFW Takes Industrial League Lead With Big Five Inning
The Veterans of Foreign Wars jumped 2-2 to win 8-2 over RandLehman Chair in Industrial league play. Dwight pitched for VFW and held Collins’ squad to four hits as Brownie drove a triple and double. Upton earned the win, Collins the loss, with 12 hits and two RandLehman errors shaping the score.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Randleman
Industrial League
Vets
Uptons
Brownie
VFW
Dwight
Rip Collins
B. Upton
V.F.W
Rand
Harrington
Everhart
Assault To Seek Further Glory In Dwyer Stakes
New York June 15 Assault, pride of Texas, aims for the $50,000 Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct. He is the Kentucky Derby Preakness and Belmont winner and the 7-10 favorite in a field including Lord Boswell Windfield War Watch and Cable from Maine Chance E. P. Taylor and Mrs. A Roberts are among the owners and entrants.
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New York
Aqueduct
Maine Chance Farm
Lord Boswell
E. P. Taylor
A. Roberts
A. Wichfield
Fights Last Night Roundup From AP
Boxing results from New York to Asbury Park report Janiro over Taylor in New York. Godoy stops Boucard in Montreal. James defeats Jones in Detroit. Flyer stops Jenkins in Dallas. Morris knocks out Knight in Asbury Park with several bouts listed across cities.
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New York
Tony Janiro
Youngstown
Chuck Taylor
Coalport
Jacksonville
Fla
Arturo Godoy
Chile
Lorient Boucard
Montreal
Springfield
Bob James
Detroit
Gib Jones
Cincinnati
Dallas
Lou Flyer
Hollywood
Calif
Lew Jenkins
Sweetwater
Tex
Asbury Park
N. J
Billie Morris
Baltimore
Ernie Knight
Trenton
Slump Signals for Red Sox as Yankees and Tigers Strike
In a tense pennant chase, New York and Detroit gained on Boston after the Red Sox suffered a 9-5 loss to Chicago. New York routed St Louis 6-1, and Detroit defeated Washington 7-2, cutting the gap to one game each behind the leaders as Chicago drew 48,017 in defeat of Boston. White Sox, led by Whitey Platt, downed Boston who could not run the game out and saw Ted Williams hit his 15th homer. Spud Chandler earned his 10th win for the Yankees, while Detroit’s Eddie Lake homered in the twilight matchup. Dodgers fell to Cubs 5-1 as Passeau shut them down. Braves beat Reds 4-1 behind Sain and Harris, and Athletics topped Indians 5-3 in extras.
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Joe Reschler
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Boston
Chicago White Sox
New York
Detroit
Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Tigers
Ashington
Joe Cronin
Bill Dickey
Steve O'Neill
Yankee
Tiger
Chicago
Windy
Spud Chandler
Bronx Bombers
George Stirnweiss
Joe Grace
Bumps Sens
Senators
Eddie Lake
Bengals
Stan Spence
Washington
Virgil Trucks
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
High Point Juniors rout Asheboro 11 to 1 in baseball clash
J Rickert delivered a masterful pitching performance and the High Point junior legion team exploded for 11 runs against Asheboro. McGhee and Cooper led offense with timely hits while Cooper handled 13 chances without an error.
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Asheboro
J Rickert
High Point Junior Legion Baseballers
Furniture City
Betting Frenzy Touts Louis Conn Title Showdown
Reports of bets up to 30000 dollars swirl as fans and bookies weigh Louis versus Conn. Odds shift with Louis favored for knockout or decision. coverage notes two training days ahead of the JWestern title bout in Paterson and lists betting lines and outcomes.
Phillies Move To Halt Gate Rushing By Ex-Servicemen
The Philadelphia Phillies will stop admitting military personnel with old service garb at gate checks. General manager Herb Pennock said many in uniform were being admitted and announced passes will be distributed through the USO and requires proof of current service.
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Phillies
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Herb Pennock
USO
Washington and Lee Names 1947 Track Co-Captains
Lexington Virginia Washington and Lee University names Clarence Lee pole vault and John Gannon sprinter as co-captains for the 1947 track team.
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Lexington
Clarence Lee
John Gannon
Washington and Lee University
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