Hi-Toms Rally Behind Six Double Plays Top Mooresville 7-3
Thomasville Hi-Toms defeated Mooresville 7-3 at Finch Field before about 1,600. Al Jarrett, in relief after Rom Schuettenberg left with a sore arm, earned his 15th win of the season as six double plays by second baseman Harrington Williams and Niehaus set a league record. Jim Foxworth took the loss for Mooresville while Lou Owens, Johnny Lybrand and Pete Williams produced key hits for Thomasville.
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Ned
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Mooresville
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Rom Schuettenberg
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HK Toms
Lynn Southworth
Schuteen
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Pete Wiliams
Herma Niehaus
Ireld
Foxworth
Jimmy Foxworth
Lou Owens
Vie Harrington
Johnny Lybrand
Hareton
E Mathews
Cliff Bolton
Herm Niehaus
Lybrang
Pete Williams
Frank Fabianich
Jim Mills
Knight
Charlie Knight
Brooks Harrington
Bill Dornbusch
All America selections hinge on team success and publicity
The piece argues All-America honors depend on a team's record and publicist influence. It cites North Carolina chances, contrasts Doak Walker and Jack Cloud, and notes how seedings by publicity men shape honors more than pure play.
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Doak Walker
Southern Methodist
SMU
North Carolina
Panthers Open 1930 Season With Caution In Asheville
High Point College Panthers begin six days of hard practice under Coach Ralph James ahead of the September 17 opener with Western Carolina Teachers in Asheville. Von Drehle, McDonald and Loyd lead a reshaped offense as the team builds depth and conditions for a tough North State Conference schedule.
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High Point College Purple Panthers
Ralph James
Panther
Panthers
Frank von Drehle
von Drehle
Curt McDonald
VonDrehle
James
Western Carolina Teachers College
Asheville
Tom Young
High Point
Western Carolina
High Point College
Dan Hooper
Max Morgan
Face Evans
Standings and games flow across multiple leagues and cities
The standings show team records and matchups including Brooklyn at New York Barney Jansen Pittsburgh Chicago Chesney Muncrief Cincinnati St Louis Raffens berger Lanier Boston Philadelphia Sain Bickford Boro ny Donnelly St. Louis Cleveland Boston Philadelphia New York Washington Detroit Chicago Chicago Detroit Newhouser St. Louis Cleveland Garcia New York Lopat Harris Philadelphia Boston Fowler Stobbs McDermott Statebville Salisbur HI-TOMS Mooresville Lexington Landis Concord Hickory 2D. SAME No Games Sx CARO le 3 82 51 78 57 72 63 68 66 65 70 62 69 60 73 45 56 RESULTS YESTERDAY Greensboro Winston-Salem Raleigh Reidsville Danville Burlington Martinsville Winston-Salem Greensboro Weidsville Raleigh Durham Martinsville Burlington Danville LATE ELECTIONS MELBOURNE INS It now seems certain that the next Australian federal elections will not be held before November 26 or December 3 The parliament is expected to sit until the end of October with an additional four weeks for election campaigning.
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Davidson Wildcats Begin Contact Football Practice
Davidson Wildcats enter contact drills on day three of practice at Davidson on September 3. Morning session focused on pass offense with Auburn Lambeth throwing, while afternoon work emphasized run blocking. Guard Jimmy Fasu made several strong blocks, challenging predictions that sophomores would form the majority of opening day starters.
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Davidson Wildcats
Auburn Lambeth
Cats
Jimmy Fasu
Charley Jamerson
Sophs
Charles Coe Wins Amateur Golf Crown
Charles Coe defeated Rufus King 11 and 10 to win the U S Amateur title in Rochester New York. Coe, from Ardmore Oklahoma and an insurance broker in Oklahoma City, brings the championship to the southwest for the first time since 1895.
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Charles Coe
Rufus King
Wichita Falls
Tex
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Coe
Ardmore
Okla
Oklahoma City
Grid Yanks Bulldoze Clippers 42 to 7 in Exhibition
In Charlotte the Brooklyn New York Yankees scored in every period to beat the Charlotte Clippers 42 to 7 in their final exhibition before the All American conference season. The Clippers led 21-7 at halftime but faded in the second half as the Yanks pulled away.
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Charlotte
Brooklyn
Pirates Purchase Charleston Sally League Club
The Pittsburgh Pirates completed arrangements to buy the Charleston South Atlantic league club in Class A for the upcoming season.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Charleston, S. C
Clemson Backfield Sparks Struggle with Inexperienced Line
Clemson College enters 1949 with flash in the backs led by Ray Matthews and Fred Cone while guards and tackles face inexperience. Coach Frank Howard relies on junior backs to spark the offense as a lean line tries to gel for a schedule including Presbyterian, Rice, North Carolina State, Mississippi State, and others.
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Clemson College
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Tar Heel backfield worries dominate UNC football outlook
Chapel Hill notes that UNC's line appears inexperienced but coaches fear the backfield more as key backs Knox Rizzo Hayes Curtis Wiess Justice face injuries and inexperience. Sophomores may move into first string roles while veteran linemen depart, reshaping the Carolina squad this season.
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University of North Carolina
Carolina
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Paul Rizzo
Billy Hayes
Joe Curtis
Dick Wiess
Wingheck
Johnny Clements
Fred Sherman
Merle Norcross
Choo Choo Justice
Dick Bunting
Justice
George Case Named Pro Manager at Eastwood Club
George Case a High Point native and former Eastwood Golf Course player was named pro manager of the Eastwood course in Charlotte replacing Jim Vincent who resigned for business reasons. The change took effect earlier this week as the club converted from semi private to public. Clayton Heather remains touring pro and a Charlotte native.
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High Point
Eastwood Golf Course
Charlotte
Eastwood
Case
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Queen City
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