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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1961

Page

15

Box Scores for E Klimchock and Washington Pairings

District scoreline shows POA Washington at 27 10 Kansas City 27 13 DP Lumpe and Sullivan. LOE Washington 6 Kansas City 8. Tasby King Long Klaus Howser Klimchock Veal 38 Tasby. Hinton OConnell. Pitcher lines show Hobaugh W Kutynea Saleae Lae Herber L 3 3 3 3 3. Wickersham 8 3 1 6 5 14. HBP Herbert Balk. Players Drummond Paparella Runge Carrigan. Total T 2 25 A 5 842.

E—Klimechock Washington Kansas City Lumpe Sullivan Loe Tasby King Long Klaus Howser Klimchock Veal Hinton O'Connell Hobaugh Lae Herber Wickersham Herbert Balk Chicago Cincinnati Baltimor Los Smith Rt Williams Wills Kasko Fox Gilliam Bias Landis E.r’b W.davis Pinson Sievers Moon Robinson Covington Hansen ’S T.davis Adair dLillis Henry bGoodman Drysdale Staley Acento Howard eLollar Wilhelm P Warwick Hoeft Pierce E. Robinson Esposito Larker Roseboro Perranoski Los Angeles Baltimore Cin E—Hansen Hansen Wilcinnati Tiams Lane Zimmerman Erbbso Cee O Hunt Henry U—Burkhart Steiner Pelekoudas Donnshee Carreon U—Schwartz Napp Rice Atelli Conran Stevens Philadelphia Milwaukee Zimmer Pittsburgh Willams Coleman c Santo Virdon Maye Neeman Banks Sroat Mathews Callison Bolling Altman Skinner Aaron Herrera Stuart Torre Gonzalez Cf Bertell Adcock Walters Kindall Burgess Thomas C.smith Hobbie McMillan S Woods Shants Burdette Nelson Shantz Axasonapasae Mill Freese Waukee Op—Hoak Materoski Weneee Mazeroski Bol E Bouchee Malkmus C. Smith U—Barlick Jackowski Vargo Craw Sb—Banksford San Francisco ST. Louis Hob- Cepeda Boyer Larsen Alou Baver If O'Dell Fisher Keough Posada Ren Musial Herbert P Haller Daley Duttalo Ferg E—Fisher Weenin City Smith and Spencer Amaifitano Cepeda Grammas White Davenport Flood Kvenn Cunni Voge Duftaio O'Dell Sadecki U Secory Venton Sudol Dascoll Detroit Minnesota Bruton aConsole Kratick Aguirre eHenry Gardner Console Valo E— Dobbek Seer Eeees Kaline Cash Boros Brown Kralick Genepes Bunning Wreee Moore Cleveland Perry Heman Romana Mec-Bride Averill W—Mcbride L—Perry Home Angeles Wagner Hunt

Minor Scores Across Leagues Reported

The Associated Press provides minor league scores from multiple leagues. Richmond edges Buffalo 2 1 as Rochester defeats Charleston 3 2 and Syracuse dominates Jersey City 7 3. Other results include Houston 4 over Omaha 1 and Denver 6 over Dallas Fort Worth 0. Pacific Coast sees San Diego 9 Tacoma 1 and Vancouver 9 Portland 0 with a Spokane loss. Hawaii tops Salt Lake 5 3. South Atlantic notes Charlotte 5 6 Asheville 2 17 and Columbia 4 5 Jacksonville 3 4 in two games. Greenville defeats Charleston 8 2 while Knoxville beats Portsmouth 7 2. Carolina League Burlington 7 1 Raleigh 4 4 and Durham 6 4 Greensboro. Wilson 6 over Winston Salem 3. Western Carolina Salisbury 29 over Newton Conover and Statesville 18 7 over Shelby 2 12.

Richmond Buffalo Rochester Charleston Syracuse Jersey City Houston Omaha Denver Dallas-Fort Worth Louisville Indianapolis San Diego Tacoma Seattle Spokane Vancouver Portland Hawaii Salt Lake Charlotte Asheville Columbia Jacksonvill Greenville Knoxville Portsmouth Burlington Raleigh Durham Greensboro Wilson Winston-Salem Salisbury Newton-Conover Statesville Shelby

Choo Choo, Five All Americans Enter Hall of Fame

Eight players and two coaches were inducted into the Football Hall of Fame. Inductees include Glenn Davis Army Bob Reynolds Stanford Charley Justice North Carolina Weldon Humble Rice Bob Suffridge Tennessee and coaches Don Faurot Princeton Williams late Charles Caldwell. Other elected members are George McAfee Duke Claude Reeds Oklahoma and Pat Pazzetti Lehigh. Honors Court chaired by Red Blaik announced the selections after full member voting.

NEW York Glenn Davis Army Bob Reynolds Stanford Charley (Choo Choo) Justice North Carolina Weldon Humble Rice Bob Suffridge Tennessee Don Faurot Missouri Charlie Caldwell Princeton Williams George McAfee Duke Claude Reeds Oklahoma Pat Pazzetti Lehigh Foundation Hall of Fame Red Blaik

Flying Tigs Edge Jaybirds In Ten inning Win

Jamestown's Flying Tigers beat Allen Jay's Jaybirds 4 to 3 in ten innings. Smith pitched for the Tigers and Len Crawford went the distance for the losers. Jaybirds end season at 8 7.

Jamestown Flying Tigers Allen Jay Jaybirds Tigers Rae Crawford Brewer Hudson Crawford Steve Birchfield Smith

Unclear Scribbled Baseball Box Score

Incomplete OCR fragment shows teams Jamestown and Allen Jay with inning scores 002 010 000 1 and 000 010 2000 3 plus 8 2 and 5 4 with Crawford Greene listed.

Jamestown Allen Jay

Moundsmen Battered In WCL Games

Western Carolina League teams faced a rough night as 99 runs were scored in five games. Salisbury routed Newton-Conover 29-2 with 28 hits and nine errors, Tom Murray collecting five hits. Belmont ended a 17 game skid with two losses to Lexington, 8-3 and 10-8, while Statesville defeated Shelby 18-2 before falling to the Colonels 12-7. Lexington manager Jack Hale earned two pitching wins after being added to the active list.

Associated Press Salisbury Newton-Conover Belmont Lexington Statesville Shelby the Colonels Newton - Conover Tom Murray Jack Hale

Dixie Classic May Become Four Team Event In NC

Wake Forest Athletic Director Bill Gibson said Illinois Duke Wake Forest showed interest in reviving the Dixie Classic as a four team tournament if public demand justifies it. He noted discussions with Duke and others and possible relocation to Winston-Salem while Duke denied plans for a substitute event.

Raleigh North Carolina Bill Gibson Wake Forest Illinois Duke Wake Forest J North Carolina State Tulane Stanford Colgate Gibson Eddie Cameron Neil Bolton Winston-Salem Coliseum Winston-Salem Cameron Duke Indoor Stadium

Jaybirds land two on all conference baseball team

Allen Jay High School teammates Danny Overcash and Len Crawford earned spots on the 1961 All-Guilford County Conference baseball squad. Guilford's Hornets led with four selections, while Summerfield and Rankin had multiple players. Coaches of the year in football, girls and boys basketball, track, and baseball were also named.

Allen Jay High School Jaybirds Danny Overcash Len Crawford Guilford Hornets Summerfield Rankin Mack Conrad Bob Andrews McLeansville

Glassmen Triumph 3-0 Over Burlington In Softball

Glassmen of High Point topple Earnhardt Salad of Burlington 3-0 in the Piedmont Softball League. Len Delappe homered after a sequence started by Bob Gurley being hit and a wild throw, brewing the decisive three runs in the seventh. Donnie Hunt scattered five hits, fanning eight as Burgess allowed three hits to Hurler.

Burlington Carolina Glass High Point Earnhardt Salad Bob Gurley Len Bur Gess Bob Allen Gurley Ray Hicks Earnhardt Hicks Bob Brewer Len Delappe Brewer Burgess Donnie Hunt Harry Stewart Hunt

Roundup of league games and scores from Carolina area

Industrial and national divisions filled with tense matchups as Carolina Springs, Silver Craft, National Upholstery, Marietta and Alma Desk post varied results. Recreation league and church groups also report scores with Trinity, Carolina Glass and Lebanon Methodist teams among the day’s listed contests.

Carolina Springs Silver Craft Brookshire Marietta Dawkins Hearst King Pope

Bulldogs Will Represent Loop in NCAA Play

Georgia was chosen to represent the Southeastern Conference in the NCAA District 3 baseball tournament in Gastonia North Carolina on June 13. Three other SEC teams declined for reasons including college exams and racial policies. Georgia finished its regular season with 11 wins and 12 losses and 10-8 in the conference.

Athens University of Georgia Gastonia N.C SEC Georgia Jim Whatley NCAA

Cronin Backs Reinstating the Spitball as Pitch

AL president Joe Cronin argued for legalizing the spitball, saying it is not dangerous and that knuckle balls are harder to hit. He noted recent questions from Al Lopez over Ryne Duren and stressed the rule committee must decide the matter.

Bob Hobbing Associated Press Boston (Ap Joe Cronin American League Cronin Ryne Duren Los Angeles White Sox Lew Burdette Milwaukee Braves Preacher Roe Dodgers Charlie Berry

Carbo Trial Focuses on Power and Money Motives

Los Angeles AP report notes prosecutor Alvin Goldstein telling a jury the Frank Carbo conspiracy extortion case centers on corruption in boxing. Co defendants include Blinky Palermo Sica Dragna and Truman Gibson Jr with Gibson as head of the former IBC. Judge Tolin warns jurors to bring overnight bags as final arguments loom.

Los Angeles Frank Carbo Alvin H. Goldstein Underworld Carbo Frank Blinky) Palermo Joe Sica Louis T. Dragna Truman Gibson Jr Goldstein Gibson International Boxing Club New York Chicago United States Ernest A. Tolin

Southern Amateur Golf Test for Women In Asheville

In Asheville North Carolina AP report lists top contenders for the Southern Amateur Golf Tournament at Biltmore Forest Country Club as Mary Mills Judy Eller Sherry Wheeler Mary Patton Janssen and Polly Riley. Probasco faces Mills in the second round while Janssen meets Gaines Wilson and Wheeler meets Upchurch with other first round results noted.

Asheville N.C Scott Probasco Jr Mary Patton Janssen Biltmore Forest Country Club Judy Eller Sherry Wheeler Mary Mills Marge Burns Polly Riley Probasco Chattanooga, Tenn Gulfport Miss Mary McGarry McGarry St. Petersburg Fla Miss Mills Mississippi Miss Eller Miss Wheeler Probasco-Mills Maurice Glick Baltimore Barbara Stark Fort Worth Tex

Tobs Extend Lead With 6 3 Win Over Winston-Salem

Tobs solidified first in the Carolina League by beating Winston-Salem 6-3 to sweep the two game set. Wilson's Joel Kiger allowed nine hits for his third win in a row after coming from Charlotte. Raleigh split a doubleheader with Burlington as Addugton pitched five in the nightcap for a 4-1 win.

Associated Press Wilson Tobs Winston- Salem Joel Kiger Charlotte Raleigh Burlington Caps Tom Addington Indians Dick Baris Addington Durham Greensboro Chico Salmon Larry Koehl Chuck Reiderl Winston-Salem

The 45 Ten Pin League Highs and Teams

Lucille Newman achieved the high game for the week while Schoonbeck and Snipes TV led team events. Vernon and Ruby Surrett posted season highs, with Snipes TV and Schoonbeck also recording top team games and series.

Nina Gill's Ladies Shop Council of Jewish Women Estelie Smith Shirley Mackiow Faye Smith Faye H. Billings Delphine Surratt R. Johnson Wormen Nell Patterson Superior Dry Cleaners Vogue Cleaners Wight Snions Lucille Newman Schoonbeck Snipes TV Lucille Vernon Silver Knit Ruby Surrett Snipes

Fight Results From Boston and Houston Include Knockouts

The Associated Press reports boxing results with Jose Torres stopping Bob Young in Boston and Bob Cleroux stopping Roy Harris in Houston. Torres fought in Providence Rhode Island earlier, while Harris hails from Cut and Shoot Texas.

Boston Jose Torres Puerto Rico Bob Young Providence Houston Tex Bob Cleroux Montreal Roy Harris

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