North State conference awards Lenoir-Rhyne baseball title
Conference officials after a spring meeting declared Lenoir Rhyne the North State baseball champions due to an ineligible player used by Atlantic Christian. Catawba swept to tennis honors, and a planned non championship tennis event will be held in Greensboro.
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Greensboro Daily News
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Navy Defeats Duke 6-3 in Rain-Shortened Baseball Game
Navy beat Duke 6-3 in Annapolis as five Midshipmen scored in the third inning. Duke rallied in the sixth with hits by Lee Griffith and Art Vann but a late double play ended the threat. The game ended after seven innings due to rain.
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Midshipmen
Lee Griffith
Carlyle Groome
Art Vann
Eighth Air Force
Bob Searle
al D’lonzo
Ronnie Burton
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Devils Win Conference Track Title
Duke University led by Doug Ausbon captured the Southern Conference track and field crown in Chapel Hill with 76 points to North Carolina’s 57. Simmons of UNC swept hurdles while Duke’s Neighborgall won the half mile and aided by Teitjem in two miles, Duke claimed major trophies as heavy rains slowed times.
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South Carolina
Bill Scuping
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Bill Mathews
Maryland
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Jim Teitjem
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Kent Brown
Forrest Fletcher
Teitjen
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VMI
Liddell
Bill Davis
Jim Palmer
Lynn Chewning
Terry Maxwell
Early 20th Century Disasters Highlight Red Cross Relief
The Red Cross administered relief efforts after major 1920s disasters including the 1924 northern Ohio tornadoes 1925 mid western tornadoes the 1926 Florida hurricane and the 1927 Mississippi River Valley floods.
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Tribe Scalp Dodgers In Ninth Inning Win In Lexington
Lexington Indians rally with a walk off run in the ninth to defeat the Thomasville Dodgers 6-5 in North State league action. Lindsay hurled for Thomasville with 9 strikeouts as Cox drove in the winning run for Lexington while Trexler scored on a long ninth inning sacrifice fly. Statesville and Hickory were rained out. Salisbury and Concord split a doubleheader.
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OWT Standings Update From Major League Results
In the American league Chicago beat New York 5 to 1 and Boston defeated St. Louis 18 to 8 while Detroit routed Philadelphia 2 to 0. Washington at Cleveland was postponed to allow Washington to catch an early train for Chicago. In the National league Chicago dominated New York 19 to 3 with a second game postponed due to rain and all other games were postponed because of rain.
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Mooresville Names Listed in Diverse Edge Records
Fragmentary OCR shows Mooresville residents and multiple surnames such as Landis Daughtery Bradshaw Wilhelm Kruger Hatley Furr Dingler Northrup Rowland. The line includes scattered numbers and codes, suggesting a categorized listing or directory entry with minors and adults and multiple family connections.
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Chisox Triumph Over Yankees 5-1 Behind Grove
Orval Grove pitched a masterful game allowing three hits as the Chicago White Sox defeated the New York Yankees 5-1. Charlie Keller homered for the Yankees in the ninth to avoid a shutout. Murrell Jones tripled in the second, Don Kellaway added a third inning RBI, and Ralph Hodgin chipped in with a timely hit.
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Mizell Platt
Don Kelloway
Ralph Hodgin
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College Baseball Season II Ended
A heavy morning rain canceled the final High Point Eton college baseball game. It is uncertain if the contest will be rescheduled next week, and if not, the college baseball season is concluded for the year.
Dudley Calls for Ryder Cup Matches to Resume in 1947
Dudley, head of the PGA, seeks resumption of the Ryder Cup in 1947 after a decade gap. He says Cotton has been informed, and plans place the series in America. Craig Wood named captain with Walter Hagen as co captain to select the U S team which leads 4-2 in the 1927 began competition.
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Snead Leads Narrowly At Fort Worth Golf Tourney
Sammy Snead held a one stroke lead after two rounds in the Colonial National Invitation at Colonial Country Club. Keiser Todd and Schneiter trailed close as Snead posted 69 to move to 140 for 36 holes while Schneiter shot 74 and Keiser matched 69.
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Hot Springs
Herman Keiser
Akron
Ohio
Harry Todd
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George Schneiter
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Davidson to Meet Furman Gridders on Thanksgiving Day
Davidson College announces its 1946 football schedule adds Furman at Greenville on November 28 as a replacement for Centre on November 16 extending the Wildcats to six Southern Conference games and eight contests overall. Athletic Director Norman Shepard notes a possible further early-season game.
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Horseshow Slated as Sedgefield Show Dates Set
The annual Sedgefield horseshow is slated for June 6 to 8 with seven divisions led by hunter and jumper events. Nathan Ayres, president, expects top exhibitors from across the country and the South. Douglas M. Davis, Lexington KY, leads saddle horse events. D H Brock of Lawrence TN will judge walking horses. Entries close June 4 with no extensions.
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McNair Wins Carolinas Amateur Golf Championship
James McNair, formerly of Texas and now living in Columbia, South Carolina, defeated Billy Jo Patton of Morganton 4 and 3 to win the Carolinas Golf Association amateur title in Winston-Salem. McNair trailed at lunch but overturned the afternoon round with sharp chipping and precise putting, sealing the victory with crucial pars on holes 26 and 27.
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Watkins-Wood Wir Emerywood Mixed Two-Ball Tourney
In a mixed two ball tourney at Emerywood Country Club yesterday Frank Wood and Mrs Watkins posted the low gross with 81. Charles Diffendale and Miss Marion Galloway won the net with 83, while Mr and Mrs George Machen had the fewest putts at 27. Thirteen teams competed.
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JayCees topple Exchange club in season opener
Red Shield reports the JayCees defeated the Exchange club 6 to 2 in yesterday’s season opener. Robertson pitched a one hit outing with two safeties, earning team MVP honors while Hayworth led Exchange at the plate with a three base hit and solid pitching.
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Netters Win Big In 9-0 Tennis Triumph
High Point High School swept Grayies 9-0 in the match held yesterday at Winston-Salem. Netters dominated every set except one, delivering a decisive victory for the team.
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Red Shield Slate For Week Released
The Salvation Army here released the Red Shield baseball schedule for the coming week. Matches include Rotary against American-B, Kiwanis versus Civitan, Lions against Exchange, Co-op against Bye, and A B against Jr. Chamber. Friday games feature Kiwanis versus Jr. Chamber and Lions versus Bye.
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Carolina Nips State 8-5 in 18-Inning Marathon
North Carolina defeated North Carolina State 8-5 after 18 innings in Raleigh. Curt Ramsey pitched 16 innings for State, Vinny DiLorenz o 12 for Carolina, and Hamp Coleman finished. The game lasted four hours and six minutes with a protest in the eighth inning over a pinch-hitter ruling.
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St Philip pitcher tosses no hit no run game
Amede De Cruydt of St Philip high school pitched a no hit no run game against St Bernard high of Detroit on Friday. He struck out 15 batters and drove in two of his team s three runs.
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