Dodgers Rally Past Phillies After Five Run Sixth
Brooklyn fans cooled on turmoil after Dolph Camilli hit a eighth inning homer fueling a seven three win over Philadelphia. The outlook remains tough with St Louis heating up as Enos Slaughter and Johnny Mize chase batting leadership while Leo Morgan shines at Finch Field and local athletes excel in bowling and ROTC camps.
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Quaker City
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Redbirds
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Enos Slaughter
Johnny Mize
Arty Vaughan
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Selective Service System By Two Weeks. Pert
Lathelis Clifton
Atlanta
Winston-Salem
Minnie Bain
Lloyd Evans
Presbyterian College
Clemson College
Evans
Carolina Container Nine
Johnny Newton
Paul Vincannon
Waner Brothers Joins Braves In Return To NL Duties
Boston May 24 The Braves sign veteran outfielder Paul Waner and plan him for right field against the New York Giants tomorrow. Waner, 15 year NL star, was released by Pittsburgh last December after a .340 career average and three NL batting titles. Lloyd Waner already hit well since joining. Henry Majeski is released to Newark of the International League.
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New York Giants
Warner
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Braves
Lloyd Waner
Fair
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Wis
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Pirates
Nick Strincevich
Henry Majeski
Newark
Marsh Sluggers Dominate Triangle 14 to 10 in YMCA League
Marsh defeated Triangle 14 to 10 on the college field in a lone Friday game. Marsh’s hitters powered by big third and sixth innings while Arnold Byerly survived 12 hits to win with an 18 hit attack backing him. C Haney led Marsh with four safeties and J Haney added three as Everhart and Hayney joined with multiple hits.
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Wallace Haney
Long John Everhart
J. B. Hayney
C. Haney
Parrish
Arnold Byerly
Mansy
Haney
Weston
J. Haney
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Dawson
Fowler
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Mintz
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G. Clark
R. Clark
Hayworth
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Brady
Everheart
W. Haney
Cecil
Byretey
Thomas and Steward
Carolina Athletes To Receive Awards
CHAPEL HILL May 24 Fifty five varsity monograms and 76 freshman numerals in spring sports have been voted by the University Athletic Council at North Carolina. Tennis debuts as a major sport with seven varsity monograms awarded. Rodney Snow of High Point earns a third letter in one sport, marking his third year on the Tar Heel golf team. High Point freshmen Jack Hussey and Lewis Hayworth win numerals for baseball this spring along with Thomasville's Jack Fitzgerald noted among the freshmen baseballers.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
University Athletic Council
Rodney Snow
High Point
Snow
Tar Heel
Jack Hussey
Lewis Hayworth
Jack Fitzgerald
Thomasville
Sedgefield Bowl Horse Show Classes Summary
Editor notes the Sedge field Horse Show at Sedgefield Bowl June 5 6 7 offering 77 classes. Highlights include Scurry and Knock Down and Out events with entry $3 and prize money for top placements. Open Jumper Stake with six places. Conformation Under Championship preliminary and final. Hunter Championship points systems. showing rules for qualification and ribbons plus trophies. Names and details reflect local organization and prize structures for the event.
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Sedgefield
Sedgefield Bowl
Walking Horse Division At Guilford County Show
Walking horse events list prizes and fees for junior walking, local walking, walking mares, stallions or geldings, a walking horse stake, and a saddle filly. Includes class numbers, age limits, entry fees, and payout amounts with champion and reserve ribbons.
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Guilford County
Hornets Edge Durham In Piedmont League Tilt
Charlotte defeated Durham 9 to 8 in a ragged Piedmont League game here tonight. The series concludes tomorrow with a noon game.
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Hornets
Durham
Charlotte
Nelson Favored In Open Golf Title Fight At Colonial Club
The 45th National Open will be June 5-7 at Colonial Club Fort Worth Texas. Byron Nelson Hogan Sam Snead Ben Hogan lead a field of seven contenders with Nelson viewed as favorite by six peers. Nelson warns home-town pressure may hinder his concentration and cites fast greens and demanding trees as key course factors.
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New York
Special News Service
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Colonial Club
Fort Worth
Texas
Lawson Little
Byron Nelson
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Craig Wood
Jimmy DeMaret
Ralph Guldahl
Detroit
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Hogan
Woody Snead
Henry Picard
Demaret
Clayton Heafner
Little
Byron
Ben
Hogan Picks Picard Open Contenders in Tulsa Qualifiers
Open contender talk centers on Ben Hogan and his goal to be the top money winner rather than the Open champion. Picard, recently shifted to Oklahoma City to focus on teaching, is Hogan’s pick to contend. Craig must clear sectional Monday to reach Texas for the Open while Masters winner Wood remains confident in his form.
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Picard
Oklahoma City
Henry
Wood
Demaret
Heafner
Craig
Texas
Weavers Down Towelers edge Kannapolis 5 to 3 in Concord
Home runs powered the Weavers to a 5 3 win over Kannapolis as Fred Harrington and George Brown produced multiple four baggers. Dreffs held the Towelers in check, with 12 runners left on base, in a two hour game at Concord.
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Concord
Kannapolis
Fred Harrington
Mauney
Traylor
Harrington
Laney
Hartrington
Bel
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Heath
Davis
Whitney
Dreffs
Vichern and
Chapman
Heavy Hitters Enable Cards To Take Early Lead In Game
In St Louis on May 24 the Cardinals defeated the Pirates 10 to 7 after combining 17 runs from 16 hits, 11 walks, and three errors. Key moments saw Padgett homer with two on and Collins drive in three as Nahem won his fourth straight with Lanier relieving in the ninth. Elliott left with an injury after a pitch, and Sewell took the loss as Bowman pitched for Pittsburgh.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Redbirds
Bob Elliott
Pirate
St. John’s Hospital
Rip Collins
Pirates
Terry Moore
Don Padgett
Johnny Mize
Enos Slaughter
Truett Sewell
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Lloyd Dietz
Jimmy Brown
Joe Bowman
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Max Lanier
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Sewel
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Howard Leads Giants To Win
Salisbury May 24 The local Giants rally for five runs in the fifth to beat Cooleemee 7 to 6. Howard belted his sixth homer of the season with two on to give the Giants the lead. Cooleemee tied it with three in the sixth, but Salisbury pushed across a run in the seventh for the victory.
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Camilli Sparks Dodgers to Rally and Victory Over Phillies
Dolf Camilli hit his ninth homer with two out in the eighth to spark a five run Dodgers rally, turning a 3-0 deficit into a 7-3 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Lew Riggs triple drove in the go ahead run after Camilli tied the game, with contributions from Dixie Walker and Jimmy Wasdell.
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Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
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Jimmy Wasdell
Lew Riggs
Kirby Higbe
Nick Etten
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Pinehurst Set for US Public Links Qualifier Meet
The sectional qualifying for the United States Public Links championship will be at Pinehurst June 29. 38 sectional rounds supply 192 players for the national championship at Indian Canyon Spokane July 14-19. U.S.G.A. 20th annual event. last year 2,601 entries. Entry blanks at Elsi Park to Richard Tufts Pinehurst.
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Bill Snow
Indian Canyon
Spokane
Wash
USGA
Washington
United States Golf Association
Elsi Park
Richard Tufts
Chicago Splits 2 With Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds split a doubleheader with the Chicago Cubs in Chicago today. Whitey Moore pitched six hits for a 4 to 1 victory in the nightcap after Cincinnati lost the opener 4 to 2. Attendance reached 19,055 wind chilled spectators as Frank McCormick, Chuck Aleno, Dick West and Harry Craft delivered the decisive hits in the late frame.
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Whitey Moore
Chicago Cubs
Bill Lee
Cub
Jim Turner
Larry French
Moore
Reds
French
Frank McCormick
Chuck Aleno
Dick West
Harry Craft
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Hack
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Cavetto
Ripple
Daldro
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Novikoff
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George
Lombardi
Stringer
Craft
Sturgeon
Jaast
Lee
Sudge Turner
Gleeson Jogga
Pearson
Page
Erickson
Galan
Alene
Joost
Pase
As- Pires
Pinelli
Ballanfant
Bariiz
Greenshott Reds Top Portsmouth In Low-Scoring Game
Walker Kress pitched a two hit complete game guiding the Greenshott Red Sox to a 4 0 win over Portsmouth in Portsmouth Virginia. The game featured solid defense and timely hitting with Kress allowed no more than two hits while striking out several Portsmouth batters. Green sho t trotted to victory as their offense provided the needed support.
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Walker Kress
Greenshott Red Sox
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