High pointers in sports at Chapel Hill meeting
The May 11 gathering in Chapel Hill brings numerous coaches from football and basketball to discuss high school athletics. They urge changes to rules, propose a four-team state basketball tournament, and cite ambitions for larger stadiums in Greensboro and High Point amid regional competition.
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Beckers To Battle Barg's Here Today
A softball double header will be played this afternoon at 2 30 on the high school field as Becker Tailoring meets Barg's of Winston Salem. Surratt and Weaver will pitch for Beck ers while Essex and Hair are slated for Barq's.
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Weaver
Beckers
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Hair
Barq’s
Duke and North Carolina Favored in Southern Track Meet
CHAPEL HILL May 11. Duke and North Carolina cinder men figure to share the favorite's spotlight at the Southern Conference outdoor track meet resuming after a two year war lapse. The events run Friday and Saturday with both teams expected to contend for titles.
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Duke
North Carolina
Duke Edges Heels 5-1 In Tight No-Hit Bid Near Miss
Duke 5 North Carolina 1 as Bob Houghton nears second no hitter. Two late ninth inning plays spoiled the perfect game bid with Norm Galinkin delivering a single and scoring in a close final frame. Stout defense and an errorless Duke through eight innings highlighted the win before 3,000 fans at Durham.
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Blue Devils
North Carolina
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John Gregory
Rollo Frazier
Ed Little
Vinny di Lorenzo
Monk Whiteheart
Little
di Lorenzo
Bo Hackney
Galinkin
Fred Ryan
N. C
N. Carolina
Sinekee
Whiteheart
Frazier
Blind Bogey Trio Tops Emerywood Event in Tie
The blind bogey golf tourney at Emerywood Country Club ended in a three way tie among Jim Groome, George Marsh, and Frank Wood with net 78s. About 70 players participated as the club prepares for the May 18 mixed two ball event, following a successful first such tournament.
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Emerywood Country Club
Jim Groome
George Marsh
Frank Wood
Boyd Jaeger
Emerywood
Red Shields Open Baseball Season With Two Matches
Two Red Shield league games kick off tomorrow as Kiwanis face Lions at Abattoir and Rotary meet Coop at Highland Field. Officials cite limited practice but express strong confidence in all clubs on the eve of the opener.
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Rotary
Coopen
Carolina Sweeps Duke in tennis at Durham
The University of North Carolina tennis team won 7-2 at Duke as UNC swept four singles and all three doubles. Duke's only wins came in singles from Bob Taylor and Hal Dandelberg. other varsity teams fell to the Blue Devils.
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Blue Devils
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Hal Dandelberg
Randleman nips W F W in thirteenth drift 3 2
Randleman scores the decisive run in the 13th inning to defeat Veterans of Foreign Wars 3 to 2. Hemric pitched all 13 innings for the win, Mintz collected three hits for Randleman, and Upton hit a home run as Ty singer allowed 13 hits.
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State Techs Win 1-0 in Pitcher Battle Over Wake Forest
In Raleigh on May 11, North State's Techs edged Wake Forest 1 to 0 as Curt Ramsey scattered six hits. Utley scored in the third after a Richkus double and a wild pitch, giving State a seven and one Big Four mark and widening the gap atop the standings ahead of Duke.
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Wisconsin Crew Wins Intercollegiate Rowing Title
A powerful Wisconsin crew averaging 186 pounds and six feet three inches swept down the Severn River to defeat the best eastern crews and claim the Badgers first intercollegiate rowing title.
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Gallorette Wins Metropolitan Handicap In Nose Finish
Gallorette the lone filly in Belmont Park's 53rd Metropolitan Handicap edged a three way photo finish to claim the $22.50 prize before 44,244 fans. Jockey Jessop rode the Challenger 2nd Gallette filly as First Fiddle faded to third, while Seabiscuit and Whirlaway led the world money rankings. Gallorette covered eight furlongs in 1 37 earning a $21.20 payoff for a two-horse combination.
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Ada L. Rice
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Dan Chappell
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Nelson Opens Golf Lead at Houston Championship
Nelson shot a four under par 67 at River Oaks to take a 54-hole lead in Houston's $10,000 tournament with 206 total. Ben Hogan is two strokes back at 208, while Sammy Snead sits third at 209. amateur Frank Stranahan faded to 217 as several players contest for positions.
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Los Angeles
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Chicago
Jimmie Demaret
Harry Todd
Dallas
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Little Rock
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Giles Sees Reds as Third in NL May Be Worth Payoff
Cincinnati General Manager Warren Giles says the Reds are a third place team in the National League and should earn at least the show money in October. He believes their overall play places them behind Brooklyn and St. Louis, noting two tough losses that could have moved them higher.
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Warren Giles
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Nate Andrew
Chicago
Clyde Shoun
Bert
Dodger
Netters Finish Unbeaten Season With Charleston Win
Davidson completed an unbeaten tennis season by defeating the College of Charleston 6-1 in Charleston South Carolina. Jon and All started the third round with scores of 142 and each posted 70.
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Charleston
S. C
P\-Davidson
College of Charleston
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