Double Header Ends in Raleigh Rally to Lift Capitals
Raleigh Capitals beat the Wattmen 6 to 5 after a late eighth inning rally. Cress pitched a beautiful game for the winners while Feari and a string of miscues by the Capitals helped tilt the contest in Raleigh.
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El Toros Defeat Winston-Sales In Slugfest
Durham El Toros hammered Winston-Salem 10 to 6 in the midweek series finale. Page homered, Reno made a sensational wall grab, and every El Toro reached base at least once as Jackson and Page held Winston-Salem to six runs. Box score shows Durham's 17 hits led by multiple players with two base hits and home runs by Page and St.
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Bucs Swamp White Manites By Nine Run Margin
Rocky Mount May 6 The Goochmen evened the series by routing Salisbury-Spencer 12 to 3. Crumpley hurled a strong game for the Buccaneers while Burns took the loss allowing 12 safeties including four homers. Teague Brummitt and Smith led the batting attack. Whiteman and Zinker hit two homers for the visitors.
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Annual Collegiate Meet In Greensboro
Two hundred athletes from nine North Carolina colleges travel to Greensboro for the annual inter-collegiate track and field meet. Preliminaries start at 2 PM today with finals Saturday at 2 30 PM. Trophy prizes and medals for first to third place accompany high expectations for a hard fought state showdown.
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Paris Estimates 60 Percent Of Summer Frocks In Figured Materials
Paris fashion observers estimate that about 60 percent of summer gowns use figured fabrics. The mix includes sheer crepe and chiffons or heavy printed textiles, reflecting a trend toward decorative surfaces in warm weather wardrobes.
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Tar Heel Zach Williams Aims For Middle Distance Shot Win
U N C Heaver Zach Williams, veteran shot putter on the Tar Heel track team, completes his third varsity year. He has consistently thrown around 40 feet for the 16 pound shot across three seasons and is a key point hope for the state championship meet in Greensboro Friday and Saturday.
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Greensboro
Marion Turpie Defends Golf Title In Semi Finals
Miss Marion Turpie, southern women's champion, advances to the final after beating Mrs. David Gant in the semi finals at Laurel Mississippi. The other semi pits Mrs. Dalton Reymond against Mrs. John Armstrong as the day ends.
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High School Title Race Narrows In North Carolina
The NC baseball championship race narrows to six eastern and six western teams after upsets. Clayton loses to Warsaw 3 2 as Clark’s no hit bid is bested by Gillette. Whiteville tops Hamlet 12 9, Charlotte beats Cherryville 7 5, Bowlee advances as Rockwell forfeits. Semi finals next week with the final set for Chapel Hill May 21.
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North Carolina College Ball Highlights Weekend Action
Raleigh May 6 AP North Carolina teams hosted and traveled in a busy schedule. Wake Forest edged V P S 1 0 in ten innings as Al Deavlin scored Lassiter late. Georgia Tech defeated Carolina 12 4 marking a second win for Tech over the Tar Heels. Davidson beat State 11 6 to take two of three at Davidson.
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Piedmont League clubs open three game weekend set
With the mid week series evenly split and all clubs at .500 the Piedmont League begins three game weekend trips to Salisbury High Point and Rocky Mount Raleigh seeks to move into first division by facing the Bucs while Durham visits High Point and Winston Salem goes to Salisbury Raleigh Durham and Rocky Mount won their Friday games over High Point Winston Salem and Salisbury respectively.
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Eastern Teams Brace For Clash In National League Skirmish
Four eastern clubs clash as the Giants, Cubs, Cardinals, and Pirates spark a lively NL opener. Rogers Hornsby and Eddie Roush boost New York while Grover Alexander shines for St. Louis. Other matchups include Cincinnati vs Boston and Pittsburgh vs Philadelphia as early season tensions rise.
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High Point meets Winston-Salem in pivotal western district tilt
The High Point pointers travel to Winston-Salem for a key elimination game against the twin city squad. If they win, they advance to face Rockwell or Bonlee for western district one honors while the four group two teams contest their own advancing matchups with the winners meeting next Thursday to determine district supremacy. Lopp is slated to pitch for High Point.
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Top Notchers In May Five League Batting And Pitching
National League leaders include Hornsby Giants with a .425 batting average and 25 runs. Lindstrom 31 hits ties for second, Ford and Bell lead in extra bases. Cardinals Frisch and Hafey post top triples and doubles. Stolen bases led by Cuyler. Haines Cardinals won all decisions. American League leaders include Ruth Measured power with six home runs and 22 runs, Fothergill Tigers top batting .500 with 33 hits. Simmons Goslin Bundled in seven steals. Hudlin Indians and Lizenbee Senators each win 8 with zero losses.
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Black and White Glazed Kid Pumps Strike A Fashion Note
White and black glazed kid pumps debut as a fresh fashion bow with a marblelike finish. The new tone blends classic contrast with modern sleek lines, eyeing both streetwear and dressy looks for the season.
Davidson Sends Seven to State Track Meet
Davidson sent seven men to the state track meet in Greensboro including Currie and Goodykoontz, recognized as two of the fastest men in state college circles.
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