Hornets sweep Pointers in four game series clash
Charlotte Bees and Insects dominated High Point Pointers in a doubleheader sweep. Armour struggled as the Hornets built a lead with timely hits and home runs from Gilliland Holt and Stover. The Bees held on for an 8 3 and 6 3 victory with decisive offense including a sixth inning homer and late scoring bursts.
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Hornets
Charlotte
Ane
Queen City
Armour
Money
Wilson
High Point
Parker Perry
Cotter
Hornets Forge
Invaders
Culbreth
Pilot Lacy
Weston
McGayea
Pond
Martin
Lacy
Perry
Gilliland
Chervinko
McGayen
Holt
Homer Goldie Holt
Are Eh
Bryan
Ritcher Kermode
Gilliand
Iangy
Lacy Anked Kermode
Bell
Messrs
Ond
Lyle
Brummitt
Stover
Focals
Teas Holt
Weston It
Pond Jughey
Martin P
Shaney P
Po Neuen
Cotter Ib
Gilliland Cf
Armour P
Adams Entries Walk Away With Show
Asheville Tourists defeated the Durham Bulls in a twin bill 14 to 6 and 5 to 3 in Asheville North Carolina. Bass and Browne pitched well for Asheville while Durham miscues aided the hosts with timely hits in the fourth and sixth innings. Durham’s Lambert started the opener and lacked solid support as O’Rourke left the game after a Bass line drive narrowly missed his finger.
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Asheville
N. C
Bass
Browne
Durham Bulls
Durham
Lambert
Bulls
O'Rourke
Abdah Poa
Durham Rahpoa Farrell
Seuss
Wolfe Shires
Eens Clarke
Tees Weteee i
Seaee
Sullivan
Tarr
Wolfe
Sedgefield Honors Sixteen Horse Show Winners
At Sedgefield Country Club Greensboro May 28 the Adams stables led with five firsts giving nine blue ribbons three seconds and four thirds. Little America ridden by Douglas Long won the champion horse award while Lady Durham from W C Moss stables earned reserve champion. multiple exhibitors from Ed rington Penn Young Edwin Lucas Jr Statesville cavalry 108th State and Wilbur Jones High Point claimed several firsts.
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Sedgefield Country Club
Greensboro
J. H. Adams
Sedgefield
Elizabeth Adams
Douglas Long
Derham
Adams
Lady Durham
W. C. Moss Stables
Durham
Moss Stables
Moss
Edrington Penn
Reidsville
Edwin F. Lucas, Jr
108Th Cavalry
Statesville
Wilbur Jones
High Point
F. E. Curran
Little Joseph Berry
Jimmie Playboy
Statesville Cavalry
Sgt. Daniels
Douglas
Cavalry
Oe Lady
Sgt
Vis
Kentucky Rex
Pinto
Elizabeth Chamblee
King Cole
Sedgefield Stables
Julie Carlson
Wild Dare
E. Penn
Claire Hartsook
Bourbon Queen
A. D. Connor
Claire Connor
Shannon Lambeth
Roy Ford
Spohlite
Miss Ina Bones
Bob Traccas
Golden Queen
Nell Adams
Blandy
Meredith Ross
Gray Mist
Larry Flinn
Sham
Penn
Miss Hartsook
Mount
A. L. Newsome
Winston-Salem
Lena Bones
My Bald Stockings
Bob Lucas
Flaming Rex
Miss Harsock
Amber King
P. S&s. Sole
Raleigh
Bill Taylor
Daniels
Spotlight
Miss Bones
Mise Hartsook
Damit
Davis
Wounters Dusk
Mountain Dew
Mount Stables
Edward B. Jamin
Clair Connor
Blends
Jennie
Orse
Dixie Dare
J A Adams
Miss Long
Beideville
Billy Sunday
Eloise Hendrix
Laurie Carlson
Hilda Jack Lucas
Prince
Joseph Berrey
Rosalie
Betty and
Lindeman
Hilda
Susie Gorrell
Virginia Venning
Hunter
W. C. Moss
Jenny Lee
Lady Destine
W. O. Moss
Highland Triumphs 11-5 Over Stehli in Ragged Win
Highland defeated Stehli 11 to 5 on Highland field yesterday afternoon. Yarborough pitched well for Highland but fielding faltered. Sebastian Huffman led the winners with strong batting as Stehli struggled at the plate amid costly errors.
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Highland
Stehli
Highland Field
Kirby
Yarborough
Sebastian Ad
Huffman
Vry
Stebli
Masterday results across cities show varied scores
Raleigh 1 3 Winnon Balér 6 2 High Point 8 3 Charlotte 6 -6 Durham 6 3 Asheville 14 5 Greensboro 5 4 Wilmington 7 9.
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Raleigh
Winnon-Balénr
High Point
Charlotte
Durham
Asheville
Greensboro
Wilmington
Church of Christ Beats H. P. Paper Box Team 10 to 8
The Church of Christ nine defeated H. P. Paper Box by 10 to 8 using many substitutions. Perry Grout Briant and Hucks hit four homers and several two baggers were spread through the outfield.
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H. P. Paper Box
Church of Christ
H. P
Perry
Grout
Briant
Hucks
H. P. T. and D. Team Smothers Hasty High Nine 15 to 5
Reese at shortstop and F. Haney on the mound led H. P. T. and D. to a decisive 15 to 5 win over Hasty High yesterday afternoon. The railroad nine collected 10 hits to 5 and controlled play with ease.
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H. P
T. and
Smothers Hasty High School
Reese
F. Haney
Railroad
Yesterday's Home Run Hitters
A compact chart lists players with homers from yesterday and season totals in parentheses. Gilliland of High Point, Holt of Charlotte, Stover of High Point, Rauling of Wilmington, and Sanders of Greensboro are noted as home run hitters with respective season tallies.
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Gilliland
High Point
Holt
Charlotte
Stover
Y Athletic Night Awards Highlight Local Boys Achievements
The High Point YMC A held its annual athletic night awarding boys across divisions for test scores, channel swim, hand ball, basketball, aquatic club tests, and city league champions. Notable honorees include Lloyd Whitley, Carl Shelton, A McAnally, and Albert McAnally among others.
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High Point Young Men's Ristian Association
WM. C. A
C. M. Waynick
The
Enterprise
W. R. Shaffer
First Reformed
Ye E
Lloyd Whitley
Robin Spencer
Clarence Spencer
Jimmy Iiking
Croome Fulton
Carl Shelton
A. McAnally
Shelly York
Jackson
W. L. Jackson
Melic Cerney
Alson Hoover
Aquatic
Albert McAnally
Richard Retter
Paul Koontz
Whale
Vibert Strock
Robert Clifton
Shark
Ronald Jester
Walrus
Claude Wright, Jr
William Clifton
Minnow
Bob Hartley
Edgar Hartley, Jr
Sam Kellam
Walter Spencer
Ralph Odom
Campell Benign Head Injury From Line Drive Hit
Bick Campbell, a Southern former umpire and grid official, is recovering from a serious brain concussion after being struck by a line drive May 12 in Chattanooga. Doctors warn of potential extended absence and Campbell may visit High Point with his wife during recovery. his parents in law live on Sunset Drive.
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Bick Campbell
Southern
High Point
Campbell
W. F. Pleming
Sunset Drive
Omies Mills Swamp Randleman Nine In High-Scoring Tilt
The Randleman sluggers were held to 11 hits by Thomas Mills until a seventh inning burst sparked by Smith produced a 23 to 9 win for Omies Mills. W Connor led with five hits, two homers, and scored runs while every Mills player had at least one hit.
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Randleman
Thomas Mills
Smith
Andrews
W. Connor
Combs
Omas Mills Ab
Cshes
Connor
Csce Ccces BS
E. Connor
Chases Weston
Slade
Henry
Daniels
North Carolina Leads Southern Conference Titles in 1947-48
UNC teams captured more Southern Conference titles than any other college in the year, led by cross country, indoor track and golf champions. The Tar Heels also claimed state titles in football, cross country, boxing, tennis and track, with track marking the 12th consecutive Carolina title. Captains guiding the squads included Clarence Jensen, Tom Alexander, Harry Thomas, Lionel Weil, Weell Longest, and Joe Adams.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Tar Heels
Carolina Quint
Carolina
Tulane
Georgia
Virginia
Washington and Lee
S. A
Alabama
Clarence Jensen
Tom Alexander
Harry Thomas
Lionel Weil
Weell Longest
Joe Adams
Adams-Millis Nine Edge High Point Overall 4 To 3
The Adams-Millis nine eked out a 4 to 3 win over High Point Overall yesterday afternoon to extend their winning streak. McDowell had 11 hits total for Adams-Millis while Brogden allowed seven. Errors stood at four for Adams-Millis and two for High Point Overall.
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Adams-Millis
High Point
McDowell
Brogden
Baseball Scores From Regional Games
Chattanooga topped Atlanta 7 to 5 while Birmingham blanked Memphis 2 nothing. Nashville defeated Knoxville 6 to 3 in the first game and tied 4 to 4 in eight innings. New Orleans beat Little Rock 7 to 4.
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Chattanooga
Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Knoxville
New Orleans
Little Rock
Caps top Twins in twin bill for sixth win in seven
Raleigh swept both ends of a Saturday doubleheader to move six wins in seven games, beating Winston Salem 1-0 in the opener on a tenth inning Briggs single, Kilpatrick and Louie Martin hits after one out, and 3 2 in the nightcap to claim the series and best Ivy Andrews.
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Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Caps
Ivy Andrews
Lefty Briggs
al Smith
Briggs
Kilpatrick
Louie Martin
Winston Akers Chimente
Leiber If
Tephenson
Oes A. Smith
Winn Ralel Ahpoa
Sere Smith
Novosel
Martin
Teers
Leiber Mente
L. Leiber
Chi
Kiltin
Kil ‘Ik
Stevenson
Onck
Smith
Ermpires White
Mitchell
Baylin Chimente
Sever
Eee
Ween
Leiber
Allen
Wilke
Ener Johnson
Andrews P
Ab Rhpoa
Berlin
Strain
A. Martin Kilpatrick
Bste
McCrone
Andrews
Monday basketball games listed for Raleigh to Charlotte
Regional schedule shows matchups Monday with Raleigh at Wilmington Asheville at Greensboro High Point at Winston Salem and Durham at Charlotte across North Carolina venues.
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Raleigh
Wilmington
Asheville
Greensboro
High Point
Winston-Salem
Durham
Charlotte
United States Dominates Australia in Davis Cup Tie
The U S team swept Australia 3 0 in Philadelphia with doubles stars Van Ryn and Allison delivering a crushing win over Crawford Hopman. Frank Shields opened singles with a straight set victory. The final two singles matches set for Monday feature Shields versus Crawford and Vines against Hopman.
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Philadelphia
United States
Australia
Paris
England
Wilmer Allison
Johnny van Ryn
Jack Crawford
Harry Hopman
Frank Shields
Hopman
van Ryn
Allison
Crawford
Shields
Vines
Reachurope
Brazil
Forest Hills
Burlington Defeats Silk Millers 8-7
Hensley of the Pinehurst silk mill hit a bases loaded homer in the ninth to tie the game but Burlington held on in extras to win 8 to 7. Batteries Fegerson and Ingram for Burlington Sewell and Fuquay for Silk Millers.
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Speci
Enterpr
Burlington
Hensley
Pinehurst Silk Mill
Fegerson
Ingram
Sewell
Fuquay
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Charlotte Club
Homers
Robert Hodges
Poa Wilson
Eevee Culbreth
Ceeee Baten
Weston If
Carolinas
Buddy
Rauling
Sanders
Methodist Protestant Sunday School
Albert Mcnally
Cecil Serv
Robbins Knitting Mill
Highland Cotton Mills
High Point Paper Box
C. E. Kearns
Ommies
U.N. C
Dixie School
Pirates
Pats
Greensboro Patriots
Tyler
Walsh
Loftus
B. Walsh
Couplay
T. Walsh
F Burns
Chapman
Burns
Brandon Time
Wilmingto
Lewis
Galvin
Lindley
Bean
Corey B
Bley
Clowers
Averetie
Mullican
Averette
Greensee
Ushaw
Brandon
Southern Association
Rai
Ruth
Yankees
Simmons
Athleticon
Manush
Senators
Collina
Cardinale
Collins
Cardinals
Klein
Phillies
Terry
Giants
Leag Amopicar
U.S
Ellsworth Vines Jr
Silk Millers
DeSoto
DeSoto Motor Corp
Chrysler Motors
Detroit
Mich
de Soto
Superior Motors, Inc
North Main Street
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