Pointers Fall Twice to League Leading Caps in Raleigh
Dan Boone's Pointers dropped both ends of a Saturday doubleheader to the Raleigh Caps, the league leaders winning 9–2 in the afternoon and 13–7 at night. Bryan and Finlater led pointer hits. Roy Appleton started the afternoon for Raleigh, with Lefty Young delaying the late surge.
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Piedmont League Scores Highlight Tight Greensboro Rally
Yesterday's Piedmont League results show Greensboro 9 at Asheville 6 and High Point 2 at Raleigh 7 while Henderson won 13 to 2 at Winston and Charlotte edged Durham 11 to 11 in a nearby matchup.
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Peeler Throws No-Hit Gem As Giants Crush Pickett 13 0
Gene Peeler pitched seven innings of no hit baseball for the Giant Independent nine as they routed Pickett 13 to 0. Fowler fanned 11 while Peeler drove in runs with a triple and two doubles, supported by Dellinger three hits. Winners led 9 0 after six innings and cruised behind solid defense and timely hitting.
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Southern California Triumphs in Intercollegiate Meet
Southern California won the Intercollegiate A A A A championships in a close race with Stanford. Six meet records fell as Bill Graber and Vic Williams led the Trojans to a 46 67 to 44 22 35 victory, with other record efforts by Wrykoff Barber and Payne.
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Night matchups set across North Carolina venues
Monday games include High Point at Durham Charlotte visiting Henderson Winston at Greensboro and Asheville traveling to Raleigh all in night contests. The slate features five intra state duels with teams aiming for early season gains.
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Local Honor Roll: Welborn Takes Second in Roanoke Auto Race
Dexter Welborn 21 of High Point placed second in class A at Roanoke fairgrounds Virginia with an 84 mph average in a Memorial Day event. Banks Loop of Lexington won with 84.4 mph over 10 miles 20 laps. Others included Bob Thompson Atlanta Sam Wallace Charlotte Buddy Bradshaw Norfolk Lee Mason Roanoke C Gray Lexington Red Campbell Richmond. Welborn missed two races due to a tire issue. Wallace had an overturned Chrysler special but was unhurt.
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Roanoke Fair Grounds
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Bob Thompson
Atlanta
Sam Wallace
Charlotte
Buddy” Bradshaw
Norfolk
Lee Mason
C. Gray
Ben Lowe
Thomas Mills Edged Again in Tight Loss to Burlington All Stars
Thomas Mills fell 10 to 9 to Burlington All Stars in Burlington after leading 9 to 7 late. Reese led with a double and two singles while Yow homered and tripled for the Mills, but an eighth inning error and three hits propelled Burlington to the win.
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Cloverdale Downs Giants Win 5-4 In Eleventh Inning
Culler pitched a complete game and hitless inning in relief. He singled in the 11th to score Beaton and give Cloverdale a 5 4 victory over Giants Furniture. Rush and Kint led the offense with 3 hits each while Martin and Stone added 2 apiece for the Giants.
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Teaguetown Splits With Union Cross
Teaguetown split a doubleheader with Union Cross yesterday afternoon. They won the first game 11 to 9 behind King’s three hit pitching as Carper and Edwards led with a double and two singles each. The second game went 10 innings, Union Cross winning 3 to 2 after an error spoiled a strong effort.
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Brentwood Pioneer Club Hikes Then Blue Birds Beat Tigers 14-7
Brentwood students hiked Friday with a Weiner roast before a baseball game at Thomas Mills diamond. Capt M C Kimsey's Tigers lost to Capt Thomas Searce's Blue Birds 14 to 7, highlighted by J T Carter's two run homer in the second inning.
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Eame
Brentwood Pioneers Win First Year of Amateur League
Players listed include Carter p Cooper 1b Hepler 2b Emory 3b Comer ss BE Carter lf Green cf Smith rf for Tigers with Kimsey Trexler pitching Fokler Morton Seckler Kimsey Estes Peat ross Cleveland. After a tasty weiner roast the team enjoyed hare and hounds following the game.
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Comer
Green
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Fokler
Morton
Seckler
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Cleveland
Brentwood
Wall Wins Country Club Championship at High Point
Mrs. Matt Wall captured her fourth Women's Club title at High Point Country Club, defeating Mrs. T. J. Gold 1 up on the 18th hole in a closely contested final. Finalists included Mrs. C. M. Waynick, last year’s champion, who did not defend.
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High Point Country Club
T. J. Gold
C. M. Waynick
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Margaret L. Hauser
Dot Ingram
W. N. ‘Evans
J. J. Corrigan
BE. Freeze
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Z. I. Walser
Dunkleberger
R. C. Hubbard
Ladies Trim Gents In Municipal Lake Baseball Clash
The Night School girls beat the men 15 to 14 at Municipal Lake in a ground contest led by Captain Fannie Robertson. Mrs L R Johnson sealed the win with a final inning home run and Miss Edgerton made a notable catch in the second inning.
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Fannie Robertson
Municipal Lake
L. R. Johnson
Miss Edgerton
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