Lexington Nips Tommies 9 To 5 in Local Win
May 24 Lexington defeats Thomasville 9 to 5 as Junie Barnes hurls two hits and Roy Bohannon belts a three run homer. The Indians rally from an early deficit and pounce on Lefty Teague for 15 hits while committing five errors by opponents. Box score details list Bohannon, Pinkston, Sampsel and Morgan among the RBI producers with Burns, Barnes and Kant among pitchers.
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Junie Barnes
Thomasville Tommies
Roy Bohannan
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Abrho Jolson
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Matzer
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P Kant Ory
Johnson
Burns
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Morgan
Pinkston
Smith
Kely
Sampsel
Motzer
Watro
Glover
Corriggio
Barnes King
Amaral
Watrat
Burnette
Hudson
Mooresville Downs Landis Dodgers 7 2
Mooresville scored three big innings to defeat Landis Dodgers 7 to 2. Mooresville led 3-0, then added three more in the fifth and sixth, while Landis could muster only two in reply. Winning pitcher Fink and losing pitcher Goodwin worked the mound for their teams.
Sunday School Softball League Organized at YMCA
The Sunday School Softball League will be officially organized Tuesday night at 8:30 at the YMCA as eight teams plan to send representatives. Lutheran Sunday School nine defends its title as champion.
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Lutheran Sunday School Nine
North State League standings and results brief
Lexington 9 Thomasville 5 Concord 5 Kannapolis 2 Salisbury 7 Cooleemee 6 Mooresville 7 Landis 2. Standings show Kannapolis 12 4 750 lead, Lexington 19 5 667, Salisbury 6 , Mooresville 8 7 533, Concord 6 8 107, Thomasville 6 9 400, Cooleemee 5 9 333, Landis 4 11 267. Monday games list Mooresville at Thomasville and Salisbury at Kannapolis with Lexington at Concord and Landis at Cooleemee.
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Lexington
Thomasville
Concord
Kannapolis
Salisbury
Cooleemee
Mooresville
Landis
Eaee
Cooleeemee
Baseball scores and schedule notes from the AL
Results show New York defeating Boston 7 to 6 and Philadelphia over Washington 13 to 5. Standings list Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, St Louis, and New York with scattered records. Upcoming games include Detroit at Chicago with Lee facing Newhouser, St Louis at Cleveland with Allen vs Feller, and Washington at Philadelphia with Leonard vs Babich, plus Boston at New York Grove against Russo.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Repay
New York at Boston Postponed by Rain
Today’s games list Cincinnati at Chicago Derringer vs Root, plus New York at Boston Schumacher to Sullivan. Philadelphia at Brooklyn Podgainy or Grissom vs Wyatt, Pittsburgh at St. Louis Wilkie and Klinger vs Gumbert and Krist.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Derringer
Root
Schumacher
Sullivan
Podgainy
Grissom
Wyatt
Wilkie
Klinger
Gumbert
Krist
League Scores From Minor Leagues Across Regions
South Atlantic results show Columbia over Augusta 10 to 0 while Greenville defeats Columbus 3 The Jacksonville offense explodes to 14 as Charleston falls 2 Savannah edges Macon 10 to 9 In International play Buffalo wins 6 1 Toronto 1 10 Rochester 3 3 Montreal 0 4 Newark loses to Baltimore 3 5 In Southern Association Birmingham dominates Chattanooga 12 1 Knoxville posts 4 Memphis 1 American Association action features Indianapolis 5 Columbus 6 Milwaukee 4 Minneapolis 11 Kansas City 8 St Paul 6
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Greenville
Columbus
Jacksonville
Charleston
Savannah
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Rochester
Montreal
Newark
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Birmingham
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Memphis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Twins edge Colts in night game 2-1 after rough matinee
Winston-Salem twins won the night contest 2-1 on Dan Danches's bases loaded single in the 12th inning after a 4-3 afternoon loss to the Richmond Colts. Franks and Smith allowed eight hits each in the duel, while Watkins and Gentry pitched in the matinee.
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Dan Danches
Winston-Salem Twins
Richmond Colts
Franks
Smith
Watkins
Gentry
Carolina Container Meets Dr Pepper at 3 O'clock
The Carolina Container club, a leading Amateur circuit team, faces Dr Pepper of Winston-Salem at Abbatoir Field this afternoon at 3. In a prior Winston-Salem meeting, Carolina Container routed the local side 13 to 1.
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DR. Pepper
Carolina Container Crew
Winston-Salem
Abbatoir Field
Winston- Salem
Softball doubleheader between Myrtle Desk and A M Nighthawks
In the first game Myrtle Desk defeated TFT 4 to 3 with Peace and Funderbark on Myrtle Desk and Adams Millis on the Nighthawks. Kemp and Weavil pitched for the Nighthawks. Second game went 18 to 16 in favor of the Nighthawks after extra innings. pitchers Payne and Wenavil supported Adams Millis and Peace and Funderburk led Myrtle Desk in a high scoring clash.
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A.-M. Nighthawks
Myrtle Desk
Peace and Funderbark
Adams-Millis
Nighthawks
Kemp and Weavil
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Pickett Spills Continued From Page 9 Sec B
Stolen base Webb. Double play Harris to Steelman. Bases on balls off Jones eight, off Godwin three. Struck out by Jones twelve, by Godwin nine. Umpires Moss and Bennett. Time two hours.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Sundra
Masterson
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Ferrick
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Sndra
Rue, Stewart
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Alma-Hayworth Keeps Pace With Containers
Alma-Hayworth defeated Triangle B 19 to 8 behind a 13 hit attack and strong pitching. Shortstop Brown led with four hits and Skip Workman added a triple double and single in five trips. Younts, center fielder for Alma-Hayworth, collected hits in his two at bats. Four players on Triangle had two hits each. Reads list of team totals, scoring plays, and pitching lines. game time 1 hour 34 minutes.
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Carolina Container
Triangle
Brown
Skip Workman
Jack Younts
Thomasville
Alma-Hayworth Boys
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Elliott Injured By Pitched Ball During Pirates Game
St Louis May 24 Elliott out fielder Bob Elliott of the Pittsburgh Pirates was hit on the back of the head by a pitched ball from Cardinal pitcher Sam Nahem. He suffered a brain concussion and was in serious but not immediately critical condition. X-rays showed no fracture. he will remain hospitalized 24 to 48 hours for observation. He was unconscious briefly and carried from the field on a stretcher.
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ST. Louis
Bob Eliatt
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sam Nahem
Cardinal
Robert F. Hyland
St Louis
Elliott
President's Cup Women's Golf Tourney Continues Monday
Play resumes Monday at Emerywood Country Club for the President's Cup for ladies. Yesterday Mrs. E. S. Wood defeated Mrs. Matt Wall one up in 18 holes. Mrs. George Wood advanced by default over Mrs. Vallette Harris. Mrs. J. B. Cooper beat Mrs. S. A. Larter. Two more championship matches set: Mrs. S. S. Saunders vs Mrs. C. T. Ingram and Mrs. A. C. Stratton vs Mrs. T. A. Marlowe. consolation results showed Mrs. Logan Porter by default over Mrs. Glenn Perry, with many consolation pairings announced for next round.
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Emerywood Country Club
E. S. Wood
Matt Wall
George Wood
Vallette Harris
J. B. Cooper
S. A. Larter
S. S. Saunders
C. T. Ingram
A. C. Stratton
T. A. Marlowe
Logan Porter
Glenn Perry
H. Wabel
E. T. Harrison
Wayne Sullivan
J. J. Corrigan
Silas Casey
W. G. Ragsdale
A. M. Rankin
W. Campbell
L. C. Parker
H. L. Brockmann
Taylor Simpson
Seborn Perry
George Machen
J. C. Foy
Swastika history and sun light facts from ancient times
The swastika was used in designs at least 5,000 years ago. The sun emits about 400 thousand times more light than the moon. Butter was originally spread with the thumb, a fashion set by Charles II of Sweden.
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Charles II of
Sweden
Wash and Phil play ball in long score fest
Washington and Philadelphia produced a 6 to 5 game with multiple pitchers. Vernon homered for Washington while Cramer and Hayes drove in key runs. Sundra and Masterson took the loss and win respectively, in a 2:43 affair with 21,000 plus in attendance.
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Yankees Rally Past Red Sox For Fourth Straight Win
New York defeats Boston 7 to 4 after four runs in the seventh inning. Buddy Rosar started the rally with his third straight hit off Earl Johnson and Joe DiMaggio capped it with a tying and go ahead single. Branch earned the win, Johnson the loss, in front of about 21,000 at Boston.
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Chicago Triumph Over Detroit in 2-Run Rally
Two out when the winning run scored as Chicago defeats Detroit 7 to 1. Notable players include Appling Rosenthal Tresh Smith and Gehringer with multiple assists and hits. Pitcher Smith allowed four walks and six strikeouts, game length 1 hour 50 minutes with 8,933 in attendance.
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Wild Pitch Gives Detroit Victory Over White Sox
DETROIT May 24 A wild pitch with the bases loaded and two outs in the ninth by Jefry Edgar Smith scored Rudy York as Detroit edged Chicago 1 0. Gorsica allowed nine hits while Chicago managed seven, with one runner reaching second. Smith fell to 4 2 while Gorsica improved to 4 2.
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Jefry Edgar Smith
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Smith
Johnny Grosica
Mike Tresh
Rudy York
White Sox
Gorsica
Chicago
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