Diners Dig Into North Carolina Lake Fishing News
Local anglers report large bass caught in Cone’s Lake and High Rock Lake with suspected dynamite damage in the area. Wildlife officials led by Duane Raver conduct autopsies and warn of the wasteful impact on fisheries.
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Giants Hearn and Kennedy Throw No-Hitter in 10-0 win
Giants beat the Cubs 10-0 on St Patrick’s Day as Jim Hearn and Monte Kennedy combine for a no hitter. Hearn went five innings with two walks and four strikeouts, Kennedy finished with three strikeouts and three walks. The win keeps San Francisco optimistic toward the season and NL title defense.
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Giants
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Sal Maglie
Carey Shines as Yankees Edge Senators in Spring Camp
Rookie Andy Carey fueled the New York Yankees 8-5 win over the Washington Senators in St. Petersburg. Carey stretched his hitting streak to seven games and raised his exhibition average to .519, the highest on the team, boosting confidence amid Martin’s early-season absence. The Yanks chase their eighth win in 10 exhibitions as they prepare to face the Boston Braves next.
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ST. Petersburg
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New York Yankees
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Yankees
Washington Senators
Boston Braves
Reds Sideline Two Players With Minor Injuries
Cincinnati Reds pitchers Niles Jordan and outfielder Wally Post were sidelined with minor injuries. Jordan was struck by a line drive from Ferris Fain in yesterday's 6-5 win over the Athletics while Post took a ball to the face during pre game practice.
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Tampa
Fla
Niles Jordan
Wally Post
Cincinnati Reds
Jordan
Ferris Fain
Philadelphia Athletics
Post
Jones Sprains Ankle. Phillies Outfielder Placed on DL
Willie Jones of the Philadelphia Phillies suffered a sprained ankle before the game with the St. Louis Cardinals. X rays showed no fracture, and he is expected to miss about a week. The injury was confirmed in Clearwater Florida.
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Clearwater, Fla
Willie Jones
Philadelphia Phillies
Jones
St. Louis Cardinals
Nichols Shines as Braves Edge Red Sox 2-1 in Exhibition
Chet Nichols, the National League ERA leader in 1951, looked sharp for Boston facing 12 batters in four innings. The Braves defeated the Red Sox 2 to 1 in yesterday's game.
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Fla
Chet Nichols
Boston Brave
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Boston Red Sox
Indians and Braves Lead Grapefruit League Standings
New York report says the Cleveland Indians and Boston Braves led the Grapefruit League with strong early records. The Indians won four of five and the Braves six wins in nine, while the St. Louis Browns under Rogers Hornsby won five of seven exhibitions, drawing attention.
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Cleveland Indians
Boston Braves
St. Louis Browns
Indians
Browns
Rogers Hornsby
Dodgers and Athletics Spar Over Spring Training Plans
In a chilly exchange, Dodgers and Athletics split spring action at Vero Beach and West Palm Beach with two regulars from each side. The Dodgers won 13 to 5 behind Ralph Branca who yielded no runs and two hits in his first appearance.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Vero Beach
Yeeteraey
Gers
Ralph Branca
Bison Baseballers Prep For Opener With Hanes
High Point High School's Black Bison baseball squad, under Coach Leon Ellis, trains two more weeks for the 1952 opener against Hanes High School of Winston-Salem. About 18 players work out, with several additional basketball players expected to join. Noted players include Jackie Harris, James Delappe, and center fielder Jimmy Jarrett. pitching looks weak with only Harold Blizzard as an experienced hurler. The schedule is tentative, with possible local openers before the April 1 Hanes game, contingent on weather. Matt Batts, Detroit catcher and Baylor alum, is mentioned in the report.
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Hanes High School
Winston-Salem
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Ellis
Dick Culler
A Legion
Jackie Harris
James Delappe
Jimmy Jarrett
Bison
Harold Blizzard
Blizzard
Saddler Earns Respect For Courageous Comeback Loss
In Boston Saddler fights hard to regain his featherweight title as Pat Collins floors him in the first round and later stages. Collins, 23, becomes first to knock Saddler off his feet, but Saddler finishes with a strong rally before the bout ends with Collins winning on points or stoppage.
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New England
Tar Heel Net Team Faces Brown in Southern Conference Start
The Tar Heels open with three freshmen and a junior in singles led by Captain Del Sylvia of Richmond. Freshmen Sam Handel Herbie Browne and Bobby Payne contest the next spots as Renfield coaches in UNC’s opening conference match.
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Sam Mhandel
Herbie Browne
Bobby Payne
Sylvia
Buddy Ager
Ager
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Heath Alexander
Handel
Philadelphia
Browne
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Columbia
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Bill Izlar
Paul Keenan
Roland Kerdasha
Bill Thompson
Dick Sapp
Julius Green
Bitsy Seabrook
Springfield College
Hogan and Snead Return to Pro Links Action
Ben Hogan and Sam Snead return to pro golf at Palm Beach in the two day 36 hole Seminole event opening with a $10 000 purse. The veterans head the field with young Texan Jack Burke among the favorites and amateurs including the Duke of Windsor in the Seminole lineup.
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Ben Hogan
Sam
Jack Burke
Duke of Windsor
Golfers Forego Club Throwing With Psyche Says Doctor
A Up article notes a psychologist urges substitutions for club throwing among golfers. It cites Tommy Bolt as a case, calling him Thunder, and compares outbursts to other famous tempers. The piece mentions possible coping methods like swinging a yo yo or singing Sweet Adeline to replace curses.
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Adeline
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Harold Bradley Ties Duke Coach Role to Hartwick Roots
Harold Bradley, Duke University basketball coach, previously served as coach and athletic director at Hartwick College in Oneonta New York, linking his current position to prior leadership roles.
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Duke University
Hartwick College
Oneonta
N. Y
Gehrmann Suspension To Be Lifted Soon
New York dispatch reports the AAU expects Don Gehrmann to have his suspension lifted in time for Saturday's Olympic Sports Carnival at Madison Square Garden. Officials cited his wife’s illness and a doctor’s certificate as the basis for reinstatement. Gehrmann planned to obtain and mail the certificate promptly.
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AAU
Don Gehremann
Madison Square Garden
Gehrmann
America
Ace Mirer
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Ohio
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