Indians Hand Thomasville Double Licking In Batters’ Battle
The Lexington Indians beat Thomasville 14-13 after twelve inning opener and then won 12-4 in the nightcap. Manager Jimmy Mays faced a furious attack as Jim Callahan and Paige Dennis led the offense for Lexington. The two teams slugged six hours of ragged baseball in a NY State League twin bill with Lexington improving to four straight wins.
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Oakdale Faces Triangle Clash in Industrial Loop Showdown
In a turbulent opener seven pitchers worked as Lexington triumphed with one out in the final frame. Paul Rankin was the lone Tribe rookie to flash real control, yielding one hit and no runs until a late two-run rally by Callahan and Miller. The doubleheader featured wild pitches, walks, and high scoring as Lexington and the Indians traded blows, plus two 1938 Lexington debuts by Reeser and Panion. Attendance reached 2,500 at Holt-Moffitt as Jimmy Mays’ brigade endured a lengthy mound duel.
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Mooresville Shutout By Landis In 6-0 Loss At Home
Cooleemee Salisbury hurler Landis held Mooresville to seven hits as Mooresville’s abroho abroho offense produced nothing. The Sens won 6 to 0 behind strong defense including three double plays and three hits each from Hamblin and Gaverick. Jankowski and Gaffney limited Mooresville to three and five runs respectively with key RBIs by Helms, Thompson, Carter and Hamblin.
Baseball box score highlights with Black earns win
Assists listed by Knapp Parks M Watts H Watts C Black White Templeton Milner Carrier H Black Hicks. M Watts Hopkins Carroll H Watts RBIs. Two base hits Barnes M Watts C Black Knapp. Sacrifices Carroll 2 Hopkins H Watts. Double plays Parks to M Watts to Hopkins 2 H Black to Livingston M Watts to Hopkins Templeton to Black to Carrier. Left on bases Lan dis 12 Mooresville 4. Bases on balls Livingston A McCall C Black. Strikeouts Livingston C Black. Hits off Livingston 7 in 4 2-3 Las siter 1 in 1 A McCall 6 in 3 1-3. Hit by pitcher by C Black Blair. Winning pitcher C Black Losing pitcher Livingston. Umpires Connor Young. 2 hours.
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Concord Beats Kannapolis 5 4 in NC State League
Concord rallied in the seventh and ninth innings to repel Kannapolis 5 to 4 and extend its pace in the North Carolina State League. The game was reported as a special to The Enterprise from Concord dated May 12.
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Smoothing Curried Custard With Egg Technique
A raw egg is beaten and added slowly to curdled custard to restore smooth texture. This method relies on careful integration to avoid further curdling and achieve a glossy finish.
Sandlot Teams See Action Tomorrow
Oakdale fans expect a big crowd as the Triangle ball club visits Jamestown for the Industrial League opener. Triangle aims to stay unbeaten this season while Oakdale's home club has two losses in four starts under Manager Campbell.
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