Thomasville Falls to Landis 5 3 in League Clash
Oakdale strengthens industrial lead with 7 4 victory as Thomasville loses 5 to 3. W F Bailey, president of the Carolinas A A U, announced the Eastern League of Women's Swimming Clubs will hold annual championships at High Point City Lake pool August 1. Teams from New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Newark and Washington will contest Class A finals day before the Carolinas championships on August 23.
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High Point City Lake
W. F. Bailey
Carolinas A.A.U
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Newark
N. J
Washington, D. C
Tommies lose to Dodgers 5 3 in Landis night game
Thomasville outhits Landis 10 to 7 but drops a 5 to 3 contest. Mulack wins for Salisbury while Percy takes the loss. keys include three for four by the Tommie second baseman and two stolen bases by Helm.
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Enterprise
Landis
Thomasillo
Tommies
Ndis Dodgers
Homasville
Ommie
Salisbury
R.omasville
BN Gibsk
Gunaizness
Saab
Helm
Keller
Smrike
Mercer
Barnes
Thomasville
Peray
Whitner
Mulk
Mulack
Lospitcher
Percy
Cham
Leaftivellas
Navy Beats North Carolina Track Team 77 49 in Annapolis
Navy defeated North Carolina 77 to 49 in Annapolis as Navy athletes won multiple events. Fruechtl led the mile, Herziger captured the 100 and 200 yard dashes with strong Navy showings in sprints and hurdles.
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Annapolis
Navy
North Caron
Fruechtl
Avy
Vawter
North Carooina
Skoozglas
Hopley
Kirkpatrick
Jennings
North Carolina
Herzger
Chabot
Johns
Arch
Art
Mencel
Northarolina
Dehaur
Healey
Lrd
Morrison
Jme
Herziger
Groves
North Carol
Crockt
Ardy
Rer
Unting
Gutting
Hahnfeldt
Opp
Lagle
McLeod
Orth Carolina
Hansen
Meter
March
Armrong
Patterson
Hanfeldt
McGrath
Ird
Hammard
Handt
Richardson
Tichenor
North Carolina Tennis Team Tops Virginia 8 1 In Charlottesville
The Tar Heels defeat the Cavalieres 8-1 as Rider and many UNC players post singles wins. Doubles pairs Meserole Carver and Rider Rawlings join in a 6-3 4-6 6-3 victory over Buchanan and Guille.
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Charlottesville
North Carolina
Virginia
Rider
Buchanan
Everett
Channing
Feuille
Rawlings
Meserole
Strang
Carver
George
Northarolina
Guille
North Carlina
Iet
Anthony
North PLC
Rgé
Salisbury routs Weavers in 14-1 romp
Concord May 4 rookie Joe Eseaber pitched his first game and Salisbury rolled to a 14-1 victory over the Weavers. Salisbury totaled 18 hits led by Rogers and Anske. the Weavers managed one run on four hits.
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Enterprise
Concord
Joe Eseaber
Salisbury
Cincinnati
Kirby Higbe
Philadelphia Phillies
Billy Myers
Cincinnati Reds
Bill McKechnie
Reds
Billy Hershberger
Vince DiMaggio
Vince
Ernie Lombardi
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Myers
Bragan
Harry Craft
Mike McCormick
Phila
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Beges
Dernger
Baker
McGee Goes Nine for Cardinals Beats Bees 3 1
Bill McGee pitched nine innings for the St. Louis Cardinals to defeat the Boston Bees 3 to 1. He allowed four hits and benefited from two Eddie Miller doubles and Carvell Rowell's RBI single. Slaughter drove in two runs as McGee and Rowell led the offense.
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Bill McGee
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Bees
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Bees
Eddie Miller
Carvell Rowell
R. ME
Vcconantes Veyux
Sullivan
Marion
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Cuccinello
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Slaughter
Scarsella
Mize
Boston
Leiber Delivers Go Ahead Blow In Cubs Victory
Hank Leiber homered in the sixth to break a tie and lift the Chicago Cubs past the New York Giants 3 2. The win gives Larry French his third of the season as Carl Hubbell loses for the Giants after a complete game six hits allowed. Al Todd also went deep for New York. Danning Whitehead Mattick and others contributed in a tight interleague tilt.
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Hank Leiber
Giants
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Larry French
Carl Hubbell
al Todd
Hubbell
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Hanes Hosiery Tops Adams Millis 7 2 in Tri City League
Hanes Hosiery defeated Adams Millis of High Point 7 to 2 in a Tri City League game. Motsinger homered, Carter hit a double and a triple, and McGee allowed five hits while striking out seven.
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Enterprise
Winston-Salem
Hanes
Adams-Millis
Young
Sappenfield
Hedrick
Motsinger
Carter
Mason
Hemric
McGee
Stevenson
Perry
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Frazier
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Cleveland Blasts Nat Hurlers 12-4 in Washington
Cleveland collects 13 hits off three Washington pitchers for a 12 to 4 win. Ray Mack belted a 420 foot homer in the sixth as five Washington errors aided the attack. Milnar pitched a complete game for the victory despite Chase taking the loss.
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Nationals
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Keitner
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Bell
Heath
Lewis
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Minimar
Geisel
McGowan
Kolls
Sedgefield Horse Show to Add Stalls and Boxes for Record Entry
The Sedgefield Horse Show plans 20 more stalls and 10 new boxes to handle an expected overflow crowd for the May 16 to 18 event. Judges include Charles W. Green from Sedalia and Otto Furr of Middleburg as hunter judge. Nathan Ayers presides with officers R. W. Baker Sidney Allen and T. V. Rochelle guiding Greensboro High Point officials.
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Sedgefield
Charles W. Green
Sedalia
Madison Square Garden Show
Otto Furr
Middleburg
Nathan Ayers
High Point
R. W. Baker
Sidney Allen
Greensboro
T. V. Rochelle
College games recap at Maryland Virginia Wake Forest and Navy
At College Park Maryland 6915 Virginia 5614. at Washington Catholic University 71 Wake Forest 51. at Annapolis Maryland Navy 77 North Carolina 49. The scores show multiple college basketball outcomes.
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Maryland
U. of Virginia
Washington
Catholic University
Wake Forest
Annapolis, Md
Navy
North Carolina
Freshman Track and College Baseball Action
Freshman track at Annapolis sees Navy trounce North Carolina Freshmen 90 to 26. College baseball results include State defeating Wake Forest 10 to 7 in Raleigh and Navy 0 over Duke 10 at Annapolis. Guilford beat Le Noir Rhyne 6 to 1 in Hickory in seven innings. East Carolina Teachers 16 over Louisburg 4 in Greenville. North Carolina defeated Virginia 9 to 5 in Chapel Hill.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
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State
Wake Forest
Annapolis
Duke
Hickory
Guilford
Lenoir-Rhyne
Greenville
East Carolina Teachers
Louisburg
Chapel Hill
Virginia
College Tennis Scores From Virginia and South Carolina
In Charlottesville Virginia North Carolina defeated Virginia eight to one. In Charleston South Carolina Presbyterian beat The Citadel eight to zero. Charleston also hosted freshman matches with New Hanover High of Wilmington, New Carolina Florida? The Citadel Freshmen won three to two.
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North Carolina
Virginia
Charleston
Presbyterian
the Citadel
New Hanover High
Wilmington, N. C
Mahoney Bashara Set for Rematch in Hot Wrestling Show
The match between Ellis Bashara and Tom Mahoney draws promoter hype as a repeat of last week’s high pace duel that ended with each man scoring a fall. Bashara uses trickery to counter Mahoney’s brute strength while fans anticipate Ginger facing Jake Patterson and others in the program.
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Ellis Bashara
Purple Flash
Tom Mahoney
Orlando
Fla
L. C. McMahon
Flash
Mahoney
Bashara
Ginger
Bear
Jake Patterson
Syracuse
Blackjack Hader
Bill
William
Highland Buries Guilford Hosiery in 11-4 Amateur League Victory
Highland's J C Whitt held Guilford to four hits as Sam Pugh and brother Worth homered, leading Highland to an 11-4 win. Claude Hensley added three singles, and Highland rallied in the final frames to seal the victory.
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Highland
Guilford
J. C. Whitt
Woodmen
Harriss-Covington
Globe Parlor
Tate Furniture
Sam Pugh
Highland Club
Willow
Worth
Claude Hensley
Harrington
Pugh Brothers
Jack Cecil
C. Smith
Whitt
Wolves
Howard Williard
Clyde Reeves
Arnold Newby
C. B. Bennett
Williard
Reitzie Emerson
James Grissom
Harris
Morton
Tate
R. Highland
Guilford Hose
E. Smith
Clary
Hollingsworth
S. Pugh
Hensley
W. Pugh
Grant
Cates
Meekins
Pugh
Upton
Cecil
Guilf
Helms
Melrose Edges Marsh 5-4 In Industrial League Tilt
Oakdale rallied late to beat Tomlinson 7-4 as Rex Thorton pitched four innings and Rip Collins hitters powered Oakdale. Marsh led early before Melrose pulled ahead in the sixth, with key hits from Arnold Byerly and Ragsdale. Thorton earned the win. Rhyne took the loss after a tough eighth inning.
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Oakdale
Tomlinson
Melrose
Marsh
Rex Thorton
Bob Haney
Rip Collins
Kenneth Rhyne
Rhyne
Ragsdale
Earle Brinkley
High Point College
Candor High School
Mrs. Page Wins Carolinas Golf Title in Raleigh
Estelle Lawson Page of Chapel Hill, a former national titlist, defeated Jane Cothran of Greenville, D C, 9 and 7 to capture the 19th annual Women’s Carolinas Golf Association tournament in Raleigh. Page shot 34 37 71 over 18 holes with seven birdies and one three putt.
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Jane Cothran
Raleigh
May Cael Estelle Lawson Page
Chapel Hill
Page
Greenville
D. C
Bosey
Miss Cothran
Baseball game box score excerpt with pitchers Weston Eldridge
In a short baseball box score the Weston batter struck out twice by Eldridge while Eldridge also fanned twice. Umpires were Gurley and Crouse. The game lasted 1 hour 45 minutes with an attendance of 100. Cooke and Deans credited with baserunners.
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Deans
Weston
Eldridge
Df Weston
Gurley
Crouse
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