Championship Winners Crowned At High Point Sedgefield Show
Judy Monroe a chestnut mare owned by Miss Sandra Mitchell of High Point won the Championship Five-Gaited Stake and King Christian Trophy at the 11th annual High Point Lions Sedgefield Horse Show. Other champions include Mr Bill, Little Trip, Jovial Kalarama, Dyna Glow, Roadmaster, Gold Aristocrat, and Tar Boy across hunter, jumper, harness, roadster, and walking horse divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Judy Monroe
Sandra Mitchell
High Point
Sedgefield
High Point Lions
My Bill
Little Trip
Lakelawn Farms
Southern Pines
Jovial Kalarama
Sissy Burg
Miles Wright
Dyna Glow
Winsmere Stables
Johnny Ferguson
Roadmaster
Gaddy
Bob Swan
Tar Boy
Seixas Edged by Patty in Italian Tennis Quarterfinals
Patty, the 1950 Wimbledon champion, defeated Vic Seixas 6-3 6-2 10-8 to reach the semifinals of the Italian International. Maureen Connolly dominated Silvia Lazzarino 6-1 6-3 in the other half, while Drobny and Morea advanced in doubles. Seixas teamed with Trabert in doubles but also lost in the mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Budge Patty
Vic Seixas
America
Maureen Connolly
Patty
Los Angeles
Paris
New York
Seixas
Jaroslav Drobny
Drobny
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Wimbledon
Jack Arkinstall
Australia
Miss Connolly
Silvana Lazzarino
Italy
Little Mo
England
Pat Ward
Miss Ward
Totta Zehden
Trabert
Mario Belardinelli
Umberto Bergamo
Dorothy LeVine
Chicago
Orlando Sirola
Enrique Morea
Argentina
Giorgio Facchini
Nicola Pietrangeli
Aly
Art Larsen
San Leandro
Calif
Sven Davidson
Sweden
Hal Burrows
Charlottesville
Santee Shatters Intercollegiate Two-Mile Mark At Kansas Meet
Wes Santee of Kansas blazed to 8:58 for two miles in a triangular meet at Lawrence, beating Don Lash’s 18 year old record by .3 seconds and finishing well ahead of teammate Tommy Rupp. The time came with a 61 second final quarter as Kansas, Drake and Arkansas competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kan
Wes Santee
Kansas
Santee
America
Don Lash
Princeton
Tommy Rupp
Drake
Arkansas
Sedgefield Show Afternoon Results Highlight Horses and Riders
Yesterday at Sedgefield a series of classes featured winners. Highlights include Knock Down and Out with Spot owned by Alfred Bryson, Hunters won by Bold Ann with Dudley Williams and Sally Schwabenton, Pleasure Ponies led by Show Pony Type 1 Pistol Pete with Henry Jobe, and numerous classes from Rooster Race to Working Hunter events with riders such as Lynn Boyce, Cappy Winkleman, and Jack Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spot
Alfred Bryson
Rubber Ball
Meadowbrook Stables
Spunky Fisher
Birdwood Hazard
F. J. Tollon Jr
Carl Juncyk
Tar Boy
Lawnwood Farms
Cappy Winkleman
Bold Ann
Dudley Williams
Sally Schwabenton
Nathan N. Ayers
Jack Rochelle
Doming Joker
Ann Cone
Maggie Dolan
Audrey Teal Betts
Audrey Betts
Pistol Pete
Henry Jobe
Little King
Lynn Boyce
Big Shot
Becky Reich
Star
Perry Ragsdale
Shetland
Little Bit
Hoyle Hinkle
Frances
Moore County
Jack Goodman
North Slope
Myrne Ferry
Harry
Curt Dutton
Sedgefield Hunt
Queen's Aid
Charles L. Kearns
Pete
Kenneth Schwabenton
War Eagle
R. Allen Burton
Lynn
Ann Brookshire
Barry Boyce
Hunter Stake
Little Trip
Lakelawn Farms
Haymarket
Silent Suzy
Wiliam J. Brewster
Joanne Goodwin
William J. Brewster
Dan River
Harry DeLeyer
Western Pleasure Horses
Sugar Foot
Regina Bull
Gold Eagle
E. G. Frazier
Myrna Ferry
King Louis
My Bill
Spanish Mist
J. Deane Rucker
Jack Payne
Leonard Martin
Tommy Baker
Harold Tlutcchinson
Red Water
Dog Show Results Span Far and Wide in Working and Toy Groups
A dog show lists entries across groups from Afghan and Collies to Poodles and Toy breeds. Notable handlers include Ralph W. Cox of Greensboro and Bert Walling of Punta Gorda, with many champions such as Choo Choo of Wachovia and Ch. Montandon's Silver Echo among the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twinkletoes
Garden City
Ralph W
Peggy G. Cox
Greensboro
Hall
Zack's Zat
Ringtra
Irving H. Cedargreen
Wickenburg
Ariz
Hartsfield
William Hartsfield
Wilmington
Luberman Pinschers
Agitator
Doberland
Ivan Wolff
Long Beach
N. Y
Winston-Salem
Bedlington
Ch. Montandon
Helene E
Henry A. Montandon
Nyack
B. Cube
B. B. Bagby Jr
Nancy Thompson
Swannanoa
Ch. Clay
Joseph K. Clay
New Bern
Beechwood
Jill V. A. Potter
Charleston
W. Va
Richmond
Nancy T
Walter F. Ackerman
Atlanta
Marymac
Mrs. B. Kater McInnes
S. C
Little Cap
Metal Tompkins
Woodbury
Judge
Murr
Ch. Ross
Albert H. Ross
Mobile
Ala
Scott
Mary Hartley Traeumer
Matthews
Tong Tiko
Alderbourn
Midway
Fred J. Stubbart
Columbia
Wil-Bak Kennels
Norfolk
Brockway Crouch
Knoxville
Tenn
Reigate Money Broker
Reigate Kennels
Franklin
Keeshonds
Greenaire’s
Davet
E. W. Turner
Riond
Ch. Challendon
Chops
O’clairedge
Clairedge
Vienna
Terps Sweep Clemson to Take ACC Baseball Lead
Maryland moved into first place in the ACC with a doubleheader sweep of Clemson, winning 3-2 and 3-0. The Terps improved to 5-2 in conference and 14-4-1 overall, while Clemson slid to 13-7 in all games and 8-4 in league. Connie Hemphill and Bob Weiss earned wins in the two games as Clemson’s top pitchers were stifled by Maryland’s unearned runs and strong defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
Clemson
Terrapins
Wake Forest
Tigers
Terps
Bill O'Dell
Connie Hemphill
Bob Weiss
Len Humphries
City Golf Tourneys All Set For Blair Park Schedule
Four Vy tournaments are scheduled at Blair Park during June July and August with qualifiers in May and June. The City Men's and Ladies Championships run June to August with multiple rounds and a 36 hole final for men. The Jaycee Junior Championship for under 18 and the Left-Handers Championship are also on the calendar. Zenzo Shimizu leads the 1954 Japanese Davis Cup squad in this summer’s United States tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Park
Jaycee
Highland Country Club
Fayetteville
East Carolina Takes North State Track Crown
East Carolina scored 48 points to win the North State Conference Track championship at the High School track, despite a disqualification in the 1 mile relay. Lenoir Rhyne finished second with 34 1 3, Elon third with 29 1 3, Guilford fourth, High Point College fifth, and West Carolina last. Perry of ECC tied the 100 yard dash record at 9.9 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenoir Rhyne
East Carolina
Perry
ECC
Robinson
Lenoir-Rhyne
Lenor-Rhyne
Elon
Guilford
High Point College
West Carolina College
Kent Mosely
Hayes
Amorginious
Moore
Chambers
McKiethern
Brown
Pickett
McLean
Haworth
Fratino
Martin
Mile—Tuton
Campbell
Davis
HPC
Morrison
Platt
Bennett
Moretz
Francis
Dasher
Smith
Lee
Ounts
Reddick
Wolverton
Younts
Duke Nets Past Navy 5-4 in Tight Duel
Duke edged Navy 5-4 in Annapolis to extend its winning streak over the Midshipmen to seven straight years. The teams split singles, but Duke captured the first two doubles tests to clinch the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Duke
Navy
Midshipmen
Lenoir Rhyne Beats Catawba 6-4 In North State Clash
In Salisbury North Carolina Lenoir Rhyne used three ninth inning runs to defeat Catawba 6-4 in a North State Conference baseball game. Catawba ends season at 8 8 record and 6 4 in the conference while Lenoir Rhyne ends league play and heads to Appalachian Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
N. C
Lenoir Rhyne
Catawba
Appalachian
Also Mentioned on This Page
High Point Lions Club
Little Lynn
Emmett Stone
B. B. Brookshire
Charlotte
Joe Rawley
Jack Lancaster
Frances Finyd
Mighty Atom
Patricia Usher
Zenzo Shimizu
United States
Mostello
Maddox
Platt and Bennett
Amorginious and
Schmidt Andel
Hurst
Bliss and
Lenoiroe
Guileford
Mosely
Trafford
Uilford
Roberts
Dixon
Haworth Guilford
Tuton
Neilson
Guilford Hayes
Nett
Chrysler
Plymouth
Dept. of Motor Vehicles
Drew Pearson
WNOS
N. Main ST
Diane French
Evinrude
Ole Evinrude
Diane
Sheppard Hardware CO
S. Main
Duke Netters
Palm Beach
Demaret
Incorpe
Ted
S. Main St
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