Baseball Scores From Brooklyn and Other Cities Dated Sept 3 1950
In the High Point Enterprise the major results show Brooklyn beating New York 2 0 and Pittsburgh defeating St Louis 46 0 Cincinnati over Chicago 5 1 and Philadelphia routing Boston 6 2. The schedule lists multiple matchups with pitchers and lineups across Boston New York St Louis Chicago and other teams. Weathered players include Raschi Ford and Kuzava among others.
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Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Roberts
Bickford
Munger
Dickson
Maglie
Palica
Raffensberger
Hiller
Washington
Hudson
Kuzava
Raschi
Ford
Nixon
Dobson
Wyse
Kellner
Feller
Johnson
wNaudgun
Detroit
Wight
Hutchinson
Local baseball scores and results roundup
HI TOMS 4 Salisbury 2 Concord 8 Lexington 7 in 10 innings Mooresville 4 5 Statesville 3 1 Landis 16 Hickory 10 GAMES TODAY No playoff games scheduled.
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Hi-Toms
Salisbury
Concord
Lexington
Mooresville
Statesville
Landis
Hickory
Pet. G.B. Salisbury
Box Scores North State Mooresville vs Statesville
Mooresville scores five runs with a late rally while Statesville manages three. Newsom Haswell Saunders and Bradshaw contribute as Lexington beats Concord seven to two with Cribbins driving in two and Mauney two. Linn Heffner add RBIs for Lexington. Petrea earns the win. Rogers takes the loss.
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Mooresville
Statesville
Newsom and Haswell, Saunders and Bradshaw
Lexington
Concord
Cribbins
Mauney
Kelly Hampton
Stevens
Linn
Heffner
Sb—Williams
Mann
S—Gruber
Hin
Rogers
Hill
Petrea
Hockenbury
Gruber
Balk
Whitaker
Horne
Weaver
Hickory
Abrhoae
RBI
Suier
Smith
Ss. Ee
Thellman
Wenn Ee
Lineberger
Guisey
Mills
Meeene
Beam
Knight
MacArthur
Schofer
Westfall
Shores
Fields
Jungs
Rosselle
Foxworth, Co
Smith, c
Bee
Enes
Oldershaw
Griggs
Nee
Pierce
Henegar
Daniels
Chapman
Rhyne
Deese
Ery Wee
Bradshaw
Cowen
Vasala
Brendle
Ttkins
Reimnour
Tota
Palmer
Johnson
Morant
Hartsfield
West Hickory
Landis
Foxworth
sSmith
Zwiernski
Atkins
Horwinski
Macarthur Genneon
Sb—Cooper
National Woman's Amateur golf field tightens at Golden National
The 50th National Woman's Amateur golf championship runs Sept 11–16 at East Lake No 1 in Atlanta. The event, part of a golden anniversary, features the hopes of a new star on the scene amid historic grounds tied to Bobby Jones and Alexa Stirling. Warren Walton, former Pitt halfback, clocked 9.8 seconds in the 100 yard dash at Donora High School.
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Atlanta
East Lake No. 1
Bobby Jones
Alexa Stirling
Watts Gunn
Warren Walton
Pitt
Donora High School
Hi-Toms Seize Playoff Spot in Tight Salisbury Clash
The Hi-Toms earned a playoff berth with a 2-1 win over Salisbury. Jarrett fanned Holt then Gene Stair rapped four hits including a run scoring double. An unearned pair in the first tied the game as Lavery and Cusack drove in runs while Fraciano highlighted the defense with three highlight catches.
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Bob Fraciano
Jarrett
Holt
Gene Stair
Stair
Gene Lavery
Hi-Toms
Lavery
Petters
Walter Cusack
Bob Fruciano
Rudy Fobert
Salisbury
Fruciano
Joe Louis Shows Flash Of Old Self In Workout
In Pompton Lakes New Jersey on September 2 Joe Louis displayed renewed power in a four round session. He staggered Baby Dutch Culbertson twice with rights and boxed rounds with Culbertson and with Shamus O Brien Gene Felton and Young Harry Wills. Louis is set to fight Ezzard Charles for the NBA heavyweight title at Yankee Stadium on September 27.
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Pompton Lakes
N. J
Joe Louis
Brown Bomber
Dutch Culbertson
Louis
Culbertson
Shamus O’brien
Gene Felton
Harry Wills
Ezzard Charles
Yankee Stadium
North Carolina Eyes Federal Power Programs
State leaders from North Carolina, led by Gov Kerr Scott, discussed public power options with Interior Department officials in Washington. They weigh private versus federal power, study Roanoke river basin projects, Yadkin Pee Dee plans, and a broader strategy for power, flood control, and regional growth.
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North Carolina
North State
Kerr Scott
Department of Interior
Washington, D. C
Scott
High Point
State Board of Conservation and Development
Rochelle
Washington
North
Caro
Llina
Roanoke River
Army Engineers
Yadkin and
Pee’ Dee
Yadkin River
Interior Department
Trinity and Guilford Face Rebuild Ahead of 1952 Season
The Trinity and Guilford rosters show significant graduation losses including Clodfelter Hawkins Mendenhall Michaels Wood Spell and John Michaels. Newcomers and likely starters include Carroll Bowles at center guards Kay Andrews Sidney Cashett Oscar Maness tackles Charles Fletcher Randall Bean Bill Ferguson ends Albert King Bobby Joe Gurley Joe Hucks and backs Jimmy Hancock Greg Hughes Henry Kivett Walter Davis and Joe Aldridge.
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Clodfelter
Hawkins
Coble
Forrest Mendenhall
Donald Michaels
State College
Herman Wood
Bill Spell
John Michaels
Bulldogs
Carroll Bowles
Kay Andrews
Sidney Cashett
Oscar Maness
Charles Fletcher
Randall Bean
Bill Ferguson
Albert King
Bobby Joe
Gurley
Joe Hucks
Jimmy Hancock
Greg Hughes
Henry Kivett
Walter Davis
Joe Aldridge
Police Padlocks Drive In Lunch After Liquor Stash Discovery
Police chief C C Stoker secured court papers to padlock the Drive In Lunch on Hoover street run by Marion Cobb. The order followed the seizure of 68 half gallon jugs of white liquor found on the restaurant floor. Cobb and his wife Mildred were booked on prohibition violations.
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C. C. Stoker
Hoover Street
Marion Cobb
Cobb
Mildred
Second Member Of Elkins Group In Armed Forces
The Elkins family from High Point gains a second member in military service. Pvt. Vivian M. Elkins, 18, a WAF in basic training at Lackland Air Base Texas, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Elkins. Her brother John Elkins has served 17 months in the Army and is with a service dance band in Hawaii called The Rhythmers.
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Hawaiian Islands
The
Rhythmers
Tennessee eliminates Canton NC in Southern Softball tourney
In St Petersburg on September 2, the Peerless Woolen Mills team of Rossville Georgia representing Tennessee defeated Canton North Carolina 3 to 0. All runs came in the first inning as the two teams totaled two hits each. Tennessee advances to face St. Petersburg at 2:30 p.m. for a spot in the finals against Clearwater.
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J. H. Mills
ST. Petersburg
Fla
UPI
Tennessee
Canton
North Carolina
Peerless Woolen Mills
Rossville
Canton Ymca
Clearwater
Central Wesleyan College Set to Open in S C
Central Wesleyan College in Central South Carolina plans to open Monday September 4 with expected registration near 300 for the year. Rev Leslie D Wilcox from Cincinnati will serve as college pastor and Professor E Stanley Barker Jr will lead music with an a cappella choir to tour the South. North Carolina students named include Paul Faulkenberry Jesse M Vincannon John Harris Elizabeth Lewis Doris Smith and others from High Point Thomasville Sanford Tryon Asheboro Seagrove Landis Hickory and Andrews.
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Central
S. C
Weleyan Methodist College of Central
Leslie D. Wilcox
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan Conference
Hephzibah Orphanage
Macon
Georgia
North Carolina
Paul Faulkenberry
Jesse M. Vincannon
John Harris
Elizabeth Lewis
Doris Smith
Mary E. Tuggle
High Point
Billy Ray Coggins
Joyce Childers
Kenneth Dickens
Thomasville
Donald Kalina
Sanford
Inajean Kimbell
Tryon
Joseph Ledwell
Dorothy Scott
Asheboro
Mary Anne Mills
Grimshawes
John Moretz
Hickory
Vera Jean Parks
Seagrove
Frances Teasley
Landis
Bobby Jean Wood
Andrews
Inseparable Wins Washington Park Handicap at Park
Inseparable outsprints rivals in the $50,000 added Washington Park Handicap at Washington Park racing meet. Fervent from Calumet Farm takes second, Curandero third for King Ranch, with Ponder fourth as five furlongs of slop affect results.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Calumet Farm
King Ranch
Ponder
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Northe
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