Winston-Salem Tops Luckies 6 to 4 in N Uses
Winston-Salem wins 6 to 4 over Reidsville as Lou Foust, Phillips, and Souter homer. Bradshaw earns the win, Deal the loss, with late boosts from Souter and a final inning safety margin. A crowd listed Talley, Baker, Shives among 600 attendees.
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Winston-Salem
George Souter
Reidsville
Steve Walker
Winston
Twins
Lou Foust
Ralph Hodgin
Bradshaw
Foust
Phillips
Souter
Ackerman
Izquierdo
Ad Sac
Montgomery
B. Harrington
Sanford
Walker
Deal
Vines
Foote
Washburn
W—Bradshaw
L— Deal
W.salem Abrho Aerbi
Ab Erbi
Evans Cf
B. H’g'tn
McKeithan Cf
Thomas Rf
Foust Ib
Souter If
Hodgin If
Jennings
Montg’ery Ss
Nico c Seer
Ackerman Ec
Brachhaw
Ng'ton
Washourn
Ncoe
Foote Dawes
Herpin Ffines
W. Salem
c-Ceis
Robbins Captures Southern Intercollegiate Golf Title
Slender Hillman Robbins of Memphis State won the Southern Intercollegiate championship with a final round of 66 to edge Wake Forest star Arnold Palmer by one stroke. Robbins finished 279 to Palmer 280 as Eddie Merrins of LSU claimed third with 284. the event was held at Athens Country Club in rainsoaked conditions.
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Mercer Bailey
Athens
Slender Hillman Robbins
Memphis State
Wake Forest
Arnold Palmer
Deacon
Robbins
Athens Country Club
Palmer
Paris
Eddie Merrins
Louisiana State
Nllman Robbins
Aee Palmer
LSU
Ray Neorth
Texas State
Deeil Calhoun
Manderson
Alabama
Tom Brennan
Spring Hill
Jake Howard
Georgia
Frank Levenson
Marion Hiskey
North Texas State
Melvin vWeitch
N.C. State
Johnny Pott
Oak Moses
Jim McCoy
Florida
Carson
Dennis Bolster
Duke
Larry Parker
North Carolina
Tountcastle
Wom George
Citadel Net Squad Defeats N C State to Close Season
The Citadel tennis team beat North Carolina State to finish regular play at 5-6. Next week the Citadel nets go to the Southern Conference tournament in David. Individual matches featured Green, Sirkin, Stetz, Blakeley, Reichard, Knight, and others in a multi-flight affair.
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Charleston
S.C
Citadel
North Carolina State
David
Howie Green Org
NCS
Walt Newmann
Ed Sirkin
Bill Cashion
Gordon Stetz
Pete Grough
Guy Blakeley
Carl Coppersmith
Harry Reichard
Jim Knight
Stetz-Sirkin Ig
Greenberg-Gough
Cashion Reichard
Newmann-MacMillan
Cross - Co Akalaeiaa Goldenberg
Lakeley
Burns Wins 13th Attempt To Capture Carolinas Golf Crown
Marge Burns of Greensboro defeats defending champion Mrs. W B Cocke of Charlotte 7 and 6 at Cape Fear Country Club to claim the 29th Carolinas Women's Golf Assn tournament in Wilmington. Cocke, winner in 1948 and 1952-53, led early but Burns built a two-hole first-half lead and closed out after a strong final 36 holes.
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Wilmington
N. C
Marge Burns
Greensboro
W. B. Cocke
Charlotte
Cape Fear
Miss Burns
Cocke
Jane Ross
Mrs. Cocke
Horse owner dies after Derby entry finishes fourth
Royce G. Martin a Toledo automobile equipment executive and prominent thoroughbred breeder died at 69 shortly after his Kentucky Derby entry Goyama finished fourth at Churchill Downs. He chaired Electric Auto-Lite and owned Woodvale Farm with links to Dixiana Farm. He had long raced horses and served as a Hialeah Park director and Breeders Sales Co. of Lexington director. He suffered a heart attack at his 38 acre farm before hospital treatment.
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Lexington
Royce G. Martin
Toledo
Ohio
Goyama
Louisville
Churchill Downs
Electric Auto-Lite Bes
Amoin Partnership
Walee Jones
New York
Martin
Woodvale
John T. Ireland
Bourbon County
Charles E. Fisher
Dixiana
Rom Lexington
Curts
Hart
Hialeah Park
Florida
Breeders Sales Co
St. Joseph's Hospital
Detroit-born Tigers: Gray, Herbert and Lund share birthplace
Pitchers Ted Gray and Ray Herbert and outfielder Don Lund of the Detroit Tigers were all born in Detroit, tying three club members to the same hometown.
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Ted Gray
Ray Herbert
Don Lund
The
Tigers
Detroit
Patton Edges Welsh In Close North-South Match
Patton and Welsh traded holes with Patton going two up at the turn and Welsh rallying with a birdie at nine. Welsh led by winning the 10th but Patton answered with two straight pars to seize a one up edge with five to play. Welsh closed the gap with pars on 14 and 16, but Patton rallied from trouble on 17 to finish ahead.
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Welsh
Patton
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Isaac Shaw
Horace Bray
Carolina Safety League
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Rose Radio Sales & Service
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America
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