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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1961

Page

16

Box Scores Highlight Bowsfield and Koppe as Players of Note

LOB totals show New York six Los Angeles five. Key hits include 28-Mantie Wagner and HRs by Hunt Cerv Gardner Yost. Pitchers Catey, Bowsfield, and Simmons figured in a 2 1/3 inning line with multiple relievers. Attendance 10,479.

Bowsfield Koppe Bilko New York Los Angeles Mantie Wagner Hr—Hunt Cerv Gardner Yost Catey Saeca Sheldon U—Amont Stewart Berry Linsalate E—Hunt Cincinnati Chicago Washington Cleveland Reese Post Lynch Abrh Williams Taylor Zimmerip R Erbbso O’connell Dela Hor Hinton Dillard Woodling Jones Hook Cheough Tasby Cf Kirkland Anderson Heid Ss Phillips 3B 3000 Schaffernoth Veal Stigman Hobaugh Latman Hunt Bouchee Pelekoudas Locke Donatelli Conian Burkhart Ace bEssegian de Milwaukes Louisa Éthiadrh Cimoll Toes Warwick Bolling Cees Eenewenne Mathews Boyer Aaron Rf Sre Beeeeene Thomas James Lon Adcock McCarver Cleveland Washington Torre Sawatski Cottier Long McMillan Grammas Green Tasby Buhip Ham O'Connell Lilis Lillis Nts Locke Funk * Wending U—R Milwaukee Carrigan Paperetta St. Louis Minnesota Schilling Hardy Green Cf Jensen Yvaste'ski Killebrew Mattone Lemon Allison McDevitt Wertz Pagioniac bRunnels Battey Tuttle Buddin Martin Cisco Boston aWindh Stuart Gene Martin Moon eAspr Chris Luddia Tutte Anteater W.davis Smith T.davis Schofield Larker Friend P Coos cHodges Green P Skinner Roseboro Mizell Neal Podres Shantz Anna A Farrell Nelson Éth L.sherry Kest U—Stevens Rice Éth Minnesota Larker SiMatzone Allison Rfain E—Gilliam Christopher T. Davis Naragon Pittsburgh Nixon Wills Vildiviso Neal Larker Hodges Ramos Angeles Lee Stallard Davis Sennneee Tuittle Conley Geiger Bos- Mirett Eseses Sabine Ramos U—Gorman L Smith Erbeso Steiner Boggess Baltimore Kansas City Schwarts Nepp Stevens Teil Snyder Kiimen Brandt Stephens Siebern Rich’son Pearson Lumpe Moran Busby Covington Spee Maris Hansen As Sullivan Biko Folles Bertola Pappas Rokow Koppess Wilheim Rivera Gardner and Sadowski Staley cBerra Thomas Wilhelm Boss Rakow Itas iCovington U—Soer McKinley Chylak Robinson Howser Brandt Cf Causey Stephens Cf Rob’s Friandos Slebern Ib Dansen Lupe Adair Posada Bert Estrada Sertola Doeft Kunkel O Sullivan Walker Pig'tano Ditmar Johnson Stephane Kansas City Peet Eeewe Sone Walker Nevereee

CGA Tournament Cancelled at Myers Park CC

The Carolina Golf Association one day event scheduled for July 7 at Myers Park Country Club in Charlotte has been cancelled due to the course closure for new construction.

Jaycee Golfers Playing It Close

In Lumberton North Carolina Wade Briggs and Jerry Fleisher shared the first round lead with 73 as five strokes separated the top sixteen after day one. David Kiser and David Owen followed at 75 and 76 with a crowded field chasing under rain softened conditions at Lumberton Golf Club. Charlotte led the team race at 309 with Winston-Salem second at 316 and Fayetteville third, five behind.

Lumberton N.C North Carolina Briggs Fleisher David Kiser Charlotte David Owen Fayetteville David Gollobin Elizabeth City Cameron Seely Bobby Thomas Greensboro Tom Finnell Winston-Salem Billy Hall Lexington Don Allred Asheboro Tom Arnold Asheville George Leight Winston - Salem Buz Tolbert Morganton Barry Farr Jim Barber Moe Bethea Reidsville

Major League Leaders Hitters And Pitchers From The Season

Baseball leaders show Cash of Detroit batting .375 with 24 home runs and 66 RBI. Mantle leads in runs with 63, while Cepeda tops RBIs for San Francisco at 61. Pinson of Cincinnati has 89 hits and Wills of Los Angeles 86, with Cepeda and Robinson sharing most home runs at 20 and 18 respectively. Koufax leads strikeouts with 117 as Latman posts 6 0 record for Cleveland.

Chicago Ees Pe Cincinna Blas Helst Cf Bil Hiller Callison Kasko Aparicio N.fox Kyenn Taylor Pinson Zimmer Landis Cf F.alou Gonzalez Robinson Santo Minoso Kaline Herrers Altman Reef Colavito Mays Ct Demeter of Willams Smith McCovey Ib bColemn Marichal Roberts Zim'rman Elisw Larsen Brown Miller Ole Edwards Virgil Ecco Baldschun Hunt Schultz Hacker Casele Lenman CiHook aF‘na‘dez bVale OldlLynch Gernert Zim San Francisco Merman Hook Casale Philadelphia Roarke Schu Larsen Hack- E—Dasirymple Heist C. Smith Herrera Pagan Hiller McCovey Amaro Mays Cepeda C.smith E—Casaie Detroit Boros Wood Cash Casaie Port Foytack McAuliffe Ohio Fischer U—Flaherty Kinnamon Hur Casale Ley Honochick iBrandt Baltimore Mantle New York Maris Gentile B. Robinson Piersall Cleveland Kubek Power Romano Lanks Howser Kansas City Latman Terry Ford Pascual Minnesota Hoak Pittsburgh Clemente Cincinnati Cincin Wills Los Angeles Coleman Freese Virdon Stuart Altman Boyer St. Louis Mathews Milwaukee Aaron Padres Koufax Williams Petunia Blasingame Candlestick Park Fred Hutchinson

Frisch praises Reds' depth and Eddie Kasko's rise

Hall of Fame second baseman Frank Frisch, watching Cincinnati approach 1961, praises Eddie Kasko at short, lauds the Reds' young pitchers, and notes Bob Schmidt and Jerry Zimmerman handling them. He cites Gordon Coleman’s power, Vada Pinson’s speed, and Frank Robinson's run production, while weighing Blasingame and Freese in the lineup.

NEA New York Frank Francis Frisch Frisch Cardinals Pirates Cubs Dizzy Dean Pee Wee Reese Fordham Flash New Rochelle Petunia Cincinnati Reds Reds Bob Schmidt Jerry Zimmerman Gordon Coleman Philadelphia Kasko Don Blasingame Vada Pinson Frank Robinson Gus Bell Coleman Gene Freese Onkle Franz Paushed Long

Wilson Keeps All Star Game Host Role Amid Veteran Controversy

Wilson retains hosting rights for the Carolina League all star game after a Tuesday meeting in Durham. The decision followed a dispute over veteran usage and confirmed Winston Salem’s Elmer Yoter will be replaced by Mathew Sczesny as manager.

Associated Press Wilson Durham Tobs Elmer Voter Winston-Salem Twins Mathew Mitt) Scezny Waterloo Iowa Yoter Boston Red Sox Pennsylvania Sczesny Winston - Salem Carolina Greensboro Winston-Salem Raleigh Burlington

Legion 9 Slips In 15-2 Playoff Loss to Rowan County

Thomasville falls 15-2 as Rowan County jumps to a 2-0 lead in a best of five series. Rowan raced to a 5-0 first inning advantage and extended to 8-0 before Thomasville scored. The third game moves to Salisbury tomorrow night as series shifts.

Thomasville Rowan County Thomasville American Legion Rowan Doug Smith Linville Johnson Salisbury Barry Moore Lefierson

National Division Phillies Triumph Over Cubs 7 1

National Division game results show the Phillies defeated the Cubs 7 to 1 with WP Hill and LP Yakley credited. Giants edged the Braves 5 to 4 in a close contest. Pirates beat the Cards 2 to 1 behind Friesinger in relief while Garner took the loss. Dixie Division Rockets beat Jets 6 to 3 with Foust getting the win and Tucker the loss.

Pirates Friesinger Garner Hr—Revis Dixie Division Rockets Jets Cssveces Chapsevon Caneye Foust Tucker

Eagles Beat Red Sox 8 2 in Baseball Tilt

Ramirez notches the win for Eagles while Smith suffers the loss for Red Sox. Riggs hits a home run as the Eagles build an early lead and cruise to an 8 to 2 victory.

Eagles Red Sox Beens Evssan Ramirez Lp—Smith Riggs

Deacons 7 Clara Cox 3 victory notes

The Deacons defeated Clara Cox 7 to 3 in a game that featured 021 00-3 44 as scattered notations. The result reflects a win for the Deacons with Clara Cox on the opposite score.

Deacons Clara Cox

Leagues Agree on Curbing Bonuses and Minor League Reform

In a brief joint meeting both major baseball leagues discussed limiting excessive bonuses and streamlining minor league clubs. Commissioner Ford Frick said it could take ten years to standardize the leagues and build for the future, but the bonus and minor league issues could be resolved.

Chicago Newsmen Ford Frick

Sunday School League Results Include Forfeit by Four-Square

Conrad Memorial defeats Northwood 4 to 0 by forfeit while Archdale wins 12 to 1 over Four-Square. WP Hinton and LP Paganini for Conrad. Raines and Maner secure pitching for Four-Square with Clell Smith and Clayton Smith credited in play. HRs by Clell Smith and Clayton Smith.

Conrad Archdale Raines Maner Clell Smith Clayton Smith

Ennis and English Streets Listed in Local Update

A brief municipal notice lists property locations at English Street six and Ennis Street three with parcel identifiers 060 00-6 5 1 and 102 00- 36 2 WP-Kearns and LP-Board appearing in the record.

Ennis Ennis GE Wp—Kearns

Recreation League Decides Tight Swaim Mfg Wins

Swaim Mfg defeats Boldin Rockets 4 to 3 in a recreation league matchup. Embler earns the win while Boldin’s Boldin takes the loss. Carolina Glass falls 48 to 2 to Trinity Stars with Ferree notching the win for Trinity.

Carolina Glass Trinity Stars Ferree Francis

Fight Results Include Multiple Boxing Card Wins Across Cities

Boston Jose Torres stopped Ike White in New York after 159 percent notes. Toronto George Chuvalo defeated Willie Besmanoff in New York by knockout in the fourth round. Seki knocked out in Japan as Kingpetch retains the world flyweight title.

Associated Press Boston Jose Torres New York Ike White Philadelphia Toronto George Chuvalo Willie Besmanoff Seki Japan Kingpetch

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