Novice Fan Discovers Surprises At Horse Show Outing
Ricky reports from the Sedgefield Horse Show noting the diverse events 68 total contests with $7300 in stakes. He describes horse types conformation hunters green hunters and working hunters plus show attire and spectators including notable quirks and high value horses.
Watts Sparks Elon Christians To NSC Title Clincher
Watts pitched a one hit game and drove in two runs with a triple and a double as Elon College defeated Catawba 4 3 to clinch the North State Conference baseball championship. Elon finished 14 2 in the conference. Catawba 12 4. Watts also scored the go ahead run in the fourth.
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Elon College
N.C
Gilbert Watts
Elon
Christians
Catawba
Watts
Indians
Don Lichok
Larry Bulla
Tony Carcaterra
Marion Hargrove
George Allen
Caen
Frazier
Davis
Miller
Watts i
Hargrove
On the Bench at Sedgefield Horse Show
Robert Kerns of Middleburg Virginia explains he fields five horses as his living and may sell four at a clear price while one, Duke of Paconian, is not for sale. Betty Schenk, a Richmond rider, started on a poker game horse and now writes a weekly column while showing for Pettibone. Horse ownership commands high sums, with pure-bred Shetlands reaching up to 60 000 and individual show horses valued around 141 000 for a seven-horse stable.
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High Point Lions Club
Imeet Sarent
Robert Kerns
Middleburg
Sedgefield
Betty Beryl Schenk
Richmond
Richmond Professional Institute
John S. Pettibone
Richmond Times- Dispatch
Betty
Kerns
John Bowers
Sedgefield Show
Mr. Bowers
Linthicum Ducks Pin Champions Crown City Title
Linthicum Concrete Company led by Roy Hauser swept Serv ice Battery National Guard to clinch the city duck pin championship. Hauser posted 128 121 105 for 354, with Vernon Clayton 325 and L M Bentley 326 for the champions. Matt Elder topped the night with 363 in three games. Gordon's 66 Service dropped two of three in the third place playoff.
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Linthicum Concrete Company
Ole
Roy Hauser
Service Battery, National Guard
Tena Clayton
L M, Bentley
Roy Hauser Sneer
Ational Gup
Collier Treee
Judson Dailey
Rob’t Jones
Bill Bailey
Mott Elder
Matthews Moore Set Torrid Pace In Delay At Asheville Race
Banjo Matthews of Asheville and Harold Moore of Mooresville posted identical qualifying times of 16.0 seconds at McCormick Field Speedway. A heavy shower postponed the 135 lap race for amateurs and sportsmen as rain halted the event before a start. The crowd reached 2,500 while their times marked the fastest on the quarter mile asphalt track this year, still 0.22 seconds behind last year’s 16.48 record Banjo set.
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Asheville
N.C
Banjo Matthews
Harold Moore
Mooresville
McCormick Field Speedway
Banjo and
Moore
Banjo Iset
Rathmann brothers shine as Indy speed week opens
Dick Rathmann, senior, ends a luck drought at Indianapolis Motor Speedway by setting a 10 mile qualifying speed record of 145.974 mph for the 500 mile race on May 30. Elisian also tops laps with 146.508 mph for a single lap and 145.596 for 10 miles, records previously held by Pat Flaherty.
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Indianapolis
Dick Rathmann
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Rathmann
Chicago
Miami
Dick's McNamara
A. J. Watson
Lee Elkins
Kalamazoo
Mich
Ed Elisian
Calif
Elisian
Pat Flaherty
Cushwa Named Co Coach for North Carolina All Star Staff
Greensboro announces Roxboro native George Cushwa replaces Elizabeth City coach John Honey Johnson as co coach for the North Carolina all star program Johnson becomes an honorary member and may attend if travel is possible Cushwa has led Roxboro High Rockets as head football coach for six years.
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Greensboro
George Cushwa
Roxboro High
John
Honey) Johnson
Elizabeth City
Bob Jamieson
Jamieson
Johnson
Cushwa
Roxboro
Rockets
ACC rejects UNC bid on Quigg eligibility ruling
ACC faculty chairs discussed UNC efforts to gain full year eligibility for Joe Quigg and Don Coker but no formal action was taken. The informal exchange occurred during the Greensboro weekend meeting as part of rule limits on freshman and three varsity campaigns. Other sports notes include Glenn Zimmerman of the Charlotte Hornets released, Betsy Rawls Peach Blossom shuttle at Spartanburg, and Citadel coach Sloan saying 21 games max for future seasons.
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Don Coker
Jim Weaver
Coker
Reidsville
ACC
Greensboro
Ohio
Quigg
Land
Glenn Zimmerman
Charlotte Hornet
Chattanooga
Washington
Hornets
Zimmerman
Charlotte
Frazer Wins Seventh In Row for Catawba Indians
Catawba College freshman pitcher Bill Frazer from Glassboro New Jersey has won seven straight decisions. In 58 innings he has allowed seven earned runs while striking out 36, walking 20, and giving up 32 hits.
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Catawba College
Bill Frazer
Indians
Glassboro
N.J
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