Panthers Shine In Spring Game At Albion Millis Stadium
High Point College fans saw Tipton explode for a 70 yard TD after shifting to tailback, elevating expectations for a strong backfield alongside Bob Edwards. Coach Ralph James praised Tipton while stressing the need for fan support as the Panthers enter football infancy and aim to compete in the North State conference.
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Chapman Called To Answer Tampering Charge
National baseball commissioner A B Chandler ordered Philadelphia Phillies manager Ben Chapman to appear regarding a tampering charge involving Edwin Basinski of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Chapman denied the claim, saying Branch Rickey advanced the charge and that Basinski sought a move after last season.
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Kiwanis Red Shield Win City Championship at High Point
Kiwanis Red Shield defeated the Jaycees 26 to 15 to win the city championship in Harrison gym at High Point College. Yarborough and Bryant led Kiwanis with 12 and 10 points while Hayworth scored 8 for the Lions. A consolation game saw Rotary 31 Lions 28, trophies to be awarded at a Salvation Army club room banquet Tuesday night.
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New York Giants Name Bob Joyce Lead Pitcher
Miami Florida March 23 Pitcher Bob Joyce is the leading twirler in the New York Giants camp. In 13 innings he has yielded only two runs on 10 hits. He has struck out six and issued one base on balls.
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Cards capitalize on Yankee errors for 7-2 win
St Louis Cardinals beat the New York Yankees 7-2 in an exhibition as four Yankee errors produced five unearned runs. Harry Brecheen and Red Barrett combined for four innings of shutout work, with Al Schoendienst driving in two and Erv Dusak homering and adding a single. Bill Dickey appeared for the Yankees, catching the first seven runs and collecting a hit.
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Red) Barrett
Intekofer Named Baseball Manager in Fayetteville
John Intekofer of Hollywood California has been named player manager of the Fayetteville team in the Coastal Plains baseball league. He pitched at Notre Dame and played professionally at Waterloo Decatur Macon Little Rock and Hollywood.
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Augusta Masters Golf Tourney Opens With 87 Entrants
Augusta Ga March 23 Four days of practice rounds start next Sunday preluding the tenth renewal of the Augusta masters. Byron Nelson defends with 69 in 1937 level play but will miss the first round to team with Ben Hogan in Atlanta. Hogan among favorites after a 280 total in 1942 playoff. Horton Smith twice champion. Seven of 87 have played all nine previous meets. Paul Runyan leads with 32 over par across 36 rounds.
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Manush Becomes Scout for Boston Braves
Roanoke Virginia report says Heinie Manush, once manager of Roanoke and Martinsville teams, left minor league boss duties to serve as a scout for the Boston Braves of the National League. He earlier starred for the St Louis Browns, Washington, Pittsburgh and Brooklyn.
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Thomasville Dodger Camp Plans Practice Game
Thomasville reports progress at the Dodger minor league camp with nearly 100 hopefuls. Coaches emphasize fundamentals and pitcher training as the front office considers a manager this week for the North State Dodgers.
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Frank Rickey
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Girls Train for All American Baseball Opener May 6
Two hundred girls in the All American Girls Baseball League will begin spring camp at Pascagoula Mississippi on April 2 to prepare for the May 6 opener. A beauty expert will lecture on poise fashion and modest dress between practice sessions. After camp the players join eight clubs for an exhibition tour through 20 cities across Oklahoma Louisiana Arkansas Florida Texas Georgia South Carolina Alabama with teams in Grand Rapids Muskegon Peoria Rockford Kenosha Racine South Bend Fort Wayne.
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Lions Horseshow Promises Prizes and Car Reward
The Lions club horseshow plans a May 3 and 4 event on Thomasville road with $3,400 in prizes and a 1946 Pontiac sedan awarded. The Thomasville Lions cooperate with the local club, expecting top national horses and extended hours over two days. New stables and improved accommodations are part of major show enhancements. A nationally known horseman is reportedly signed to manage the show.
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Greensboro Open final round pairings released for top 60
The Greensboro Open field was cut to 60 for Sundays final 36 holes with the best 153 to reach the decisive rounds and a $300 added prize. The first tee times include pairs led by Leland Gibson Ray Mangrum and Ray Hill at 8:45 and 12:52, with many notable players such as Sam Snead Frank Strazza Jimmy Farina and Harry Todd among the listed groups.
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al Smith
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Baseball scouts multiply to hunt talent across wartime era
Twenty years ago major league clubs used one to three scouts. Now teams like the Yankees deploy a fleet of scouts led by chiefs and division chiefs to assess returning servicemen and postwar talent. Florida training camps and widespread regional scouting create a complex process as managers weigh prewar stars and potential arms, bats, and fielding before trades.
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Man O' War to Reach 29 Years This Week
Lexington Kentucky reports Man O' War will turn 29 next Friday at Faraway Farm as Will Harbut longtime groom aged 60 who cared for Big Red for 18 years suffered a stroke and paralysis, losing sight and likely missing the birthday celebration though doctors hope partial eyesight may return.
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Barron Holds Narrow Margin In Golf Meet
SEDGEFIELD March 23 Slammin Sammy Snead par-shattered 67 to pull within one stroke of Herman Barron leader in the second day of the Greater Greensboro open. Snead 36 holes 137 Barron 70 yesterday lead by one. Demaret White Harper Mangrum Ferrier Alexander also within spitting distance as field tightens for $7,500 prize.
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