Conference Track Meet Vies for Western Honors
Western conference track meet eyed as best in years despite weather with High Point Charlotte and Reynolds fielding strong teams. Greensboro led by coach Bob Jameison without Bobby Saddler competes alongside Salisbury Burlington and others in individual events and field events on the high school field today.
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High Point
Charlotte Cinder
Bob Jameison
Greensboro
Bobby Saddler
Charlotte
R. J. Reynolds
Winston-Salem
Reynolds
Bison
Homer McCoy
Salisbury
Burlington
Carroll
Gordon
Ellison
McDonald
W. Callahan
R. Callahan
Caroll
Sapp
Jones
Raper
R. Smith
Lee
Crisco
Bryant
Gentry
A. Smith
Mile
Pointers in Spants and Track Notes from North Carolina
Kentucky Derby payout this afternoon offers 7 450 to win if all seventeen go. Assault the likely Derby winner as telegraphed by the race preview. Ted Williams shines in Red Sox 9 4 win over Indians with a home run double and three walks. Carey’s North State opener in Lexington features a 1 0 loss despite Ray Lindsay’s fast pitching. Furman Bisher reports from Denton as North State rivals Landis and Concord spark attention. Western conference track titles hover as High Point hopes rise. Charlotte Central dominates the circuit with11 titles in14 years. Bill Brewer, state standout, could push the shot put record today under coach Homer McCoy.
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Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Williams
Bosox
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Furman Bisher
Denton
Charlotte News
Asheville
Furman
Landis
Concord
Bill Brewer
Bison Husky
Homer McCoy
Brewer
Duke and Carolina Clash in Three Sports This Week
Duke and Carolina will meet in track tennis and golf all at Duke. The Blue Devil lacrosse team, rated among the best, faces Army’s national toppers on Monday. Davidson College begins football chatter. Bobby Riggs and Donald Budge scheduled for exhibition in Chapel Hill Tuesday.
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Duke
Carolina
Blue Devil
Army
Davidson College
Bobby Riggs
Donald Budge
Chapel Hill
Zoldak Aims To Seize Brownies Hurling Honors
Sam Zoldak, a Polish portside for the St. Louis Browns, earned a starter role with his latest victories. He beat the Senators 5-1 on seven hits, outpitched Bobby Feller for a 2-1 win, and followed with a 3-game winning streak as the Browns rise in the standings.
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Sam Zoldak
Brooklyn
N. x
Luke Sewell
St. Louis Browns
Portsider
Browns
Washington Senators
Bobby Feller
Cleveland
Zoldak
Feller
Sewell
Sam
Chicaoo White Sox
Allen Gettel
Gettel
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Johnny Sehmitz
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Hi Bithorn
Schmitz
Giants
Bithorn
al Jurisch
Philadelphia Phils
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Mickey Harris
Iean le
Boston Sox
Cleve
Ken Intvelman
Johnny Sain
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia
Executrix Notice for Harry O Van Dalinda Estate
Maud Van Dalinda executrix of the Harry O Van Dalinda estate in Guilford County North Carolina invites all creditors to present claims by April 7 1947. Debts owed to the estate should be paid promptly. Affidavit dated April 6 1946 at High Point North Carolina Box 1908.
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Harry
van Dalinda
Guilford County
Northarolina
Maud van Dalinda
Box
High Point
N. C
Harry O. van Dalinda
Scholastic Golf Title Won by Greenville Youth
Mack Briggs of Greenville won the two state scholastic tournament with a 54 hole total of 227 after firing 79 in the final round. Harold Burns, Briggs teammate, finished two strokes back. The Greenville team posted 923 strokes, far ahead of Central High of Charlotte which placed second.
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Greenville
8. C
Mack Briggs
Carolinas
Harold Burns
Central High
Charlotte
Derby Day Drama as Seventeen Nags Eye Victory
In Louisville at Churchill Downs the Derby field of 17 three year olds contends for a $96,400 winner’s share amid heavy crowds and damp conditions. Lord Boswell, with Eddie Arcaro aboard, challenges strong front runners Spy Song Hampden and Pellicle in a wide open race.
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Sid Feder
Louisville
America
Kentucky
Churchill Downs
Lord Boswell
Robert
McLaughlin
Hamilton
Bermuda
Arthur Brent
Swiftie
Arcaro
Eddie Arcaro
Lord B
Lord
Charlie Fisher
Spy Song
Bill Helis
Rippey
William duPont, Jr
Mampden
Havre de Grace
Chesapeake
Lato
Hampden
Halfrice
Headley
Pellicle
Lions Horseshow Happily Opens Despite Bad Weather
In Thomasville motorcade of crowds braved rain to witness 13 events at Brookdale stables for a Lions clubs horserace show. Hazel Lee Peavine won two firsts including the five gaited titles. Goode Watkins entries netted prize money. Idle Time Strutter and Kallarama led a crowded five gaited stallions class. The three day event began with remarks by George Péfiny and local officials, with sessions slated to continue through Sunday.
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Mighty Atom
Jean McLean
Portsmouth
Virginia
Brookdale Stables
McLean
Hazel Lee Peavine
W. H. Teachern
Wilmington
Billy Watkins
Greensboro
Lady Barrymore
L. B. Jenkins
Same
Kinston
Dean «Lean
Sam Craver
Sundance
W. H. MacEachern
Doug Genius
Bobby McNeilly
High Point
Chiquita
Arold Collins, Jr
Lamberton
Rip Joy
James Collins
Lumberton
Glenn Hasenl
W. H. McEachern
Mr. Wilmington
Spitfire
Goode M. Watkins
Mrs. R. P. Sykes
Jimmy Thompson
Asheboro
Melody In Blue
Rainbow Farms
Charlotte
Byron Keeter
Kings Moun
Tain
Cherokee Stables
Morristown
Tenn
Sir Wilson
Peggy Bonner
Little Sir Echo
Billy Todd
Wilm
Celeste Hanover
T. H
B. H. Pen Thomas
Jean Abbe
T. F. Motley
Chatham
Dulin
O’ Dixie
W. P. Shufford
Alecia
Mary Jo Cloninger
Gastonia
Mary Francis Allen
Statesville
Thaltred
American Beauty
Vardlanne Farms
Oscar Smith
Norfolk
Alrose Denmark
Tommy Fanjoy
Billy Gilmore
Peavine
Amber Dare
Petty McGill Tindall
Baltimore
R. P. Sykes
Eugene Cros, Jr
Marion
Thomasville
Thomasville Lions Clubs
Brookdale
H. Christian Barham
Bluefield
W. Va
George Booth
Tupelo
Miss
Jimmy Seashore
Atlanta
William McEachren
Kallarama
Atkins
Idle Time Strutter
Idle Time
South
American Beautiful
Carolinas Open Links Tourney Opens with 100 Entrants
SOUTHERNA PINES May 4 The annual Carolinas open post championship began today with a field of 100 leading professionals and amateurs from the two states. In a pre-tournament event yesterday Lester Reyoulds of Rock Hill S C and partner Harold Hall won the pre-amateur round with a best ball 34 33 67 to lead a field of 80.
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Southerna Pines
Lester Reyoulds
Rock Hill
S. C
Harold Hall
Newton hurler Hibbs Luff fires perfect no-hit win
Lefthanded pitcher Hibbs Luff from Newton high School pitched a perfect no-hit no-run 7 to 0 victory for Perfect Game New Hope over New Hope high in a lower Bucks county league game yesterday. He faced the minimum 21 batters and struck out 18.
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New Hope
Hibbs Luff
Newton High School
New Hope High
Luff
Horse Show Offers 1946 Pontiac as Prize
Officials announce a 1946 Pontiac automobile as the prize for the raffle at a Saturday horse show. A dozen events are listed for Setmesay afternoon including local five gaited and amateur stakes plus children's horsemanship and walking horse championships.
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