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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1958
Page
10
A heavy midgame rain at Finch Field forces possible doubleheaders for the Hi-Toms and Bulls for the remainder of the season. Weather disruptions threaten attendance and schedule as players and staff brace for more storms and potential postponements.
Pilots from Portsmouth and Norfolk Va pace the Dare Coast Pirates Jamboree with Shorty Hoggard winning two firsts and a third in inboard hydroplanes aboard Kissin Kuzzin. Alton Pierson wins 280 class aboard Bobo II, Wendy Cheever sweeps A stock, and locals Dowd Walls Tanner win BU CU C stock heats amid rough water at East Lake in Manteo harbor.
Marlene Bauer Hagge captures the Land of the Sky title in Asheville after tying Jo Ann Prentice at 213 in 54 holes. Hagge birdies the playoff hole to win as Prentice settles for second money. Beverly Hanson Wiffi Smith and Fay Crocker finish tied for third at 218.
Fred Gladding of Augusta, sent to the Birmingham Barons last week, pitched the first no hitter of the South Atlantic League season in his Tigers debut. He struck out five and faced 23 batters as Augusta won the nightcap after an earlier 7-2 victory. Savannah fell to Jacksonville 8-6, Knoxville beat Charlotte 5-4 behind Jerry Walker's four hits. Jacksonville bullpen Diaz shut Savannah in the ninth with two on and no outs. Monday slate lists Savannah at Knoxville, Charlotte at Augusta, Macon at Jacksonville.
Ernie Vossler, 29, from Midland Texas, fired a 19 under par 269 to win the Kansas City Open at Hillcrest Country Club. Maxwell from Odessa Texas finished second with 272, followed by Lionel Hebert and Gary Player. Vossler earned 2800 dollars for the victory.
The team moves to Gatlinburg Tennessee for the tournament opener on Friday.
Twin bill at Finch Field again forced by rain as Hi-Toms and Durham Bulls prepare for a 6:30 start. Replays and lineups remain unsettled with pitchers Horwath Mahaffey Anderson slated in one game.
Scores from Sunday show Pacific Coast League results with San Diego and Portland, plus Phoenix 26 advantage over Seattle and Vancouver. International League games at Montreal were rained out, while Richmond beat Toronto in a delayed second game. American Association saw Denver and Minneapolis both struggle, with Omaha and Louisville posting wins and Southern Association reporting several tight finishes. South Atlantic and other leagues noted halted games and postponed second games due to weather.
A roundup of scores from multiple leagues shows Spokane 2 Vancouver 1, Phoenix 5 Seattle 3, Sacramento 10 Salt Lake City 4, San Diego 6 Portland 3, Havana 5 Rochester 0, Toronto 7 Richmond blank, Miami 8 Buffalo 4, Columbus 5 Montreal 1, Wichita 4 6, Louisville 3 4, Omaha 5 St. Paul 4 in 10 innings, Indianapolis 4 Charleston 4 tie ended 5th, Minneapolis at Denver postponed. Southern Association results include Little Rock 10 Chattanooga 9 in 10, New Orleans 13 Atlanta 3, Birmingham 12 Mobile 9, Nashville 7 Memphis 4, Augusta 3 Macon 2 Savannah 8, Jacksonville 6 Charlotte 6 Knoxville 5, Danville 4 Raleigh 3 6 Burlington 7 1 Winston-Salem, High Point Thomasville 4 Wilson 0, Durham 2 4 Greensboro 0 2. continuous schedule notes.
In a doubleheader, Yogi Berra Elston Howard and Enos Slaughter hit three run homers as the Yankees take both games 6 1 and 6 3 over Cleveland. Taylor Phillips the 24 year old lefty restricted his former Milwaukee teammates to six hits guiding the Cubs to a 1 0 victory in game one.
Experts say a man's fidelity rests on mature capacity to love. Counselors note neglect and self deception drive infidelity. true reasons lie deeper and less pleasant. June Reader's Digest presents the article.
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