Industrial Battles Triangle And Randleman Post Industrial Wins
In a double header Triangle loses 6 to 12 to the defending champion Silver Knits while Randleman beats Carolina Container 8 to 7. Nelvin Cooper led Triangle with three hits four RBIs and Gales plus Hicks added three hits each for Triangle. Cooper and Staten and Davis paced Carolina Container with key hits as final box scores show.
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Silver Knit
Angle Club
Randleman
Cory
Carolna Container
Ogee
Nelvin Cooper
Black Bison
Gales
Triangle
Hicks
G. Staton
Cooper
Harrington
Everhart
Mintz
Hoover
Davis
Webster
Sander
Cavin
Staten
W. Hoover
Metihee
Jordan
Sanders
Cagle
Sykes
Cagie
Beasley
Hiemric
Kemric
Weston
Brown
Bob Overman Tops Skeet Shoot In Salisbury
Bob Overman of High Point, former state and national skeet champion, broke 72 of 75 birds in his comeback try in Salisbury. Johnny Grimes of Salisbury led the afternoon with 144 of 180 targets.
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Dial To the Enterprise
Salisbury
Bob Overman
High Point
Johnny Grimes
Lanier Quiet As He Heads For Mexican League Offer
In St Louis on May 25 Max Lanier Freddy Martin and Lou Klein prepared to join the Mexican league for a reported 200000 over five years. Lanier said little while leaving the Cardinals after a six game winning streak ended. Red Schoendienst joked of 11 victories by July 4.
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Max Lanier
Ronge
St. Louis Cardinals
Freddy Martin
Max
Cardinals
New York
Red Schoendienst
Schoendienst
Red
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Lou Klein
Mexico City
Chicago
Baltimore
Klein
Redbird
Eddie Dyer
Cincinnati
Terry Moore
Enos Slaughter
Stan Musial
Sam Breadon
Lanier
Vet Posts Best Qualifying Time For 500 Mile Race
Rex Mays, 33, an Army Air Forces veteran, posted the fastest qualifying time among 19 entrants for the May 30. He averaged 128.861 mph over ten miles in the Bowes Seal-Fast special, finishing second in prior Memorial Day grinds and nearly tying the seven year old record.
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Indianapolis
Rex Mays
Army Air Forces
Georgia Tech Netmen Clinch 7-2 Victory Over Duke
Georgia Tech defeated Duke 7-2 in Durham to sweep two matches against the Blue Devils this season. The win closes Duke's season as the Blue Devils ended with a pair of losses to the Yellow Jackets.
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Georgia Tech
Duke
Durham
Yellow Jackets
Blue Devils
Jamestown Flying Tigers Rally Past Colfax in Tight Baseball Semi
Jamestown Highs Flying Tigers overturned a 9-0 deficit to beat Colfax 12 to 11 and advance to the county tournament final against Rankin. B Smith scored the winning run in the eighth on Mendenhall’s infield out as Jamestown used four pitchers to erode Colfax’s early big lead.
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Greensboro
Jamestown
Flying Tigers
Colfax
Tigers
Rankin
B. Smith
Mendenhall
H. O. Smith
Pirates to discuss recognition of Baseball Guild
Pittsburgh officials signaled openness to talks with the American Baseball Guild after Robert Murphy reported a Pittsburgh players majority joining the union. President Benswanger sent a friendly reply stating willingness to discuss methods for establishing bargaining rights and representation.
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Pittsburgh
William E. Benswanger
Robert Murphy
American Baseball Guild
Telegram
Pittsburgh Pirate
Murphy
Buc
Tar Heel Golfers Finish Season With Big Win
North Carolina golf team closed 1946 season by defeating Virginia 21 to 5 at Hope Valley Durham. The Tar Heels led with 10 victories and four defeats. Gra Liles was low man with a 70 defeating Bill Jason of Virginia in the feature match.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
University of Virginia
Hope Valley
Durham
Gra Liles
Bill Jason
Virginia
Red Shield Beats Rotary 5-2 In Legion Baseball
The American Legion Red Shield team defeated Rotary 5-2 yesterday afternoon. Scoring started with a first inning single and three runs in the second, solidifying the win. Martin earned the victory, Scearce took the loss with six strikeouts.
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American Legion Red Shield
Rotary
Legionnaires
American Legion
Martin
Plitchers Scearece
Scearche
Cain
Scearce
Giansanti Maintains Bat Power
In a comic errors game Thomasville Dodgers dropped a circuit defeat 7 to 3 to league leaders Hickory Rebels. Ralph Giansanti collected hits in four trips as he kept producing at the plate while Lefty Ernst allowed 14 hits over nine innings.
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Asville Dodgers
Hickory Rebels
Ville
Lefty Ernst
Dodgers
Ralph Giansanti
Tohmasville
Hickory
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