Thomasville Bulldogs polish Split-T for season opener
Thomasville High prepares for a Friday night football opener against Fair Grove in Memorial Park Stadium at 8 p.m. after a two week training camp. Coach J. C. McLain says the team is faster and balanced. the Bulldogs seek revenge on Fair Grove, whom they have yet to beat in two seasons.
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Thomasville High
Buck Club
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Memorial Park Stadium
Fair Grove
Tommies
Davie County
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McLain
Clint Ingram
Tigers
John Doby
Chamis Sechrest
U S Davis Cup Team to Face Australia With Veteran Lineup
Forest Hills N Y United States will field the oldest Davis Cup squad ever, led by Gardnar Mulloy 43 Vic Seixas 34 Budge Patty 33 and Ham Richardson 25 with plans to recapture the trophy. The selection committee meets Friday to decide and Lew Hoad and Ken Rosewall no longer available. Seixas praised as dangerous by opponent head.
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United States
Australia
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Miami
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Philadelphia
Budge Patty
Paris
Los Angeles
Ham Richardson
Westfield
N.J
Renville McMann
US. Lawn Tennis Assn
Bill Talbert
U.S
West Side
America
Seixas
Head
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Lions seek repeat in world softball tournament
The Orange Lionettes beat Toronto 2 1 in eight innings to defend their title. Nonie Hoehn allowed two hits while Marion Fox struck out eight. In losers bracket action today Asheboro meets Toronto in Buena Park California.
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N.C
Minor Loop Results Across Baseball Leagues
Scores from Pacific Coast Los Angeles shut out Portland 12 to 0 Vancouver beat Seattle 4 to 3 In International League Rochester beat Montreal 4 to 2 Toronto over Buffalo 2 to 1 Columbus defeated Richmond 9 to 5 Havana edged Miami 6 to 1 In American Association Indianapolis lost to Louisville 13 to 4 Wichita won 7 to 3 over Charleston St Paul defeated Minneapolis 8 to 5 Denver won 13 to 12 in 11 innings Southern Association Atlanta beat Dueereenans 6 to 1 Chattanooga over Little Rock 4 to 3 New Orleans beat Mobile 4 to 2 In South Atlantic Savannah lost to Macon 2 to 8 Columbus defeated Jacksonville 6 to 4 Columbia beat Charlotte 10 to 3 Augusta vs Knoxville postponed by rain
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Rocky Marciano to Present Awards in Salisbury
Retired heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano will present trophies to North Carolina's outstanding sportscaster and sports writer at a banquet November 25 in Salisbury. Pete DiMizio announced Marciano accepted the invite, with about 100 reporters expected and the Lee Kirby Memorial Awards to honor the top sportscaster and writer. Marciano retired in 1952 and now lives in Miami Florida.
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North Carolina
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Marciano
DiMizio
Lee Kirby
Miami
Fla
Emerywood Tennis Davis Slate Cup Jr Doubles Champions
Robert Davis and Marvin Slate won the Emerywood Country Club Junior Doubles title in a tough three set final over David Stanton and Jimmy Adams. Stanton Adams claimed the first set 8 6 before Davis Slate grabbed the next two 7 5 and 6 4 after 7 p m. The Girls Singles final was postponed due to darkness with Susan Lewis and Ann Kearns set to meet at 3 30 this afternoon for the crown.
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Marvin Slate
Emerywood Country Club
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Jimmy Adams
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Adams
Susan Lewis
Ann Kearns
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Detroit Beats Opponents in Baseball Box Score Summary
In a dense box score excerpt, Keegan and Hoeft lead Detroit with strong pitching and offense. Hoeft earns the win as Staley and others contribute, while Doby and Kaline feature in the batting lines. Attendance noted at 4,287 with 9,683 in the stands for a doubleheader style lineup.
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Drory
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Rdvere
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Rer
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Baseball partial box score notes from game with Kennedy
Fragments show players Kennedy Mizell and Hook among pitching and batting lines. Mentions Western, Klippstein, Merritt and Freeman with pitching win by Mistell and loss by Naxhall. unclear full game details and date.
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Robinson
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Geese
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Sanchez
Hook
Naxhall
Ecory
Baseball box score and replay notes from a National League game
The entry records player lineups and stats with abbreviations for positions and teams. It notes pitchers H references Miller and Farrell with win and loss details, RBI entries by Hodges and others, and team totals along with attendance figures and time.
Trinity Faces Rebuilding Task Myers Confident
Trinity coach Joe Don Myers amid a major rebuild after eight starters departed. With 18 lettermen back, Trinity aims to improve on a 10-20 record from 1956 and opens the 1957 season September 5 at Sumner-Greensboro in the Tar Heel League.
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Grantase Deere & Oe
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Leon March
Ken Nance
Nerous English
Dave Bruce
Rankin
Fair Grove
Ledford
Randleman
Sumner
Bessemer
Jamestown
Sumner - Greensboro
Waterman Stops Zetman in London Boxing Show
Peter Waterman 148 percent stopped Ernst Zetman 146 percent in a London bout on Tuesday as England defeated Germany 6.
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Peter Waterman
England
Ernst Zetman
Germany
Baseball leaders and season stats from major leagues
Batting leader lists include Williams Boston .376 and Mantle New York with 115 runs. Sievers Washington RBI 96 and Fox Chicago 168 hits. Gardner Baltimore 32 doubles, McDougald New York as triples leader, Mantle and Sievers 34 home runs. Aparicio Chicago 24 steals. Pitching leaders Donovan Chicago 155 750, Wynn Cleveland 169 strikeouts. Musial St Louis .340. Aaron Milwaukee 105 runs and 118 RBI. Schoendienst Milwaukee 175 hits. Bouchee Philadelphia 33 doubles. Mays New York 19 triples. Aaron Milwaukee 34 home runs. Mays New York Sanford Philadelphia 175 .773. Sanford Philadelphia 166 strikeouts.
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Jarrell Named President of Colonial CC in Reorganization
Thomasville scene reports Joe Jarrell of High Point elected new president of the reorganized Colonial Country Club near here. Other officers are Ray Keever vice president Robert Bolick secretary and J D Ross treasurer with a board including Robert Holladay Stewart Kennedy Willie Welborn and others. The club reopened under new ownership and Rainey Farr remains golf pro as the nine hole course expands to 18 by Oct 1 and a swimming pool is planned for next summer.
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Joe Jarrell
High Point
Colonial Country Club
Ray Keever
Robert Bolick
J. D. Ross
Robert Holladay
Stewart Kennedy
Willie Welborn
Charlie Welborn
Henry Fields
Ken Royals
Harvey Rice
Jack Burris
Charlie Piner
Coke Trimnal
Colonial Club
Hi Tom All-Star Awards Set for Finch Field Night
Hi-Tom general manager Carl Howerton announced that special awards for Carolina League All-Star players will be presented at Finch Field Friday before the fourth post season game with Durham. Gold baseballs with traveling alarm clocks inside will be given. Season-ticket validity is suspended for playoffs. regular prices apply.
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Durham
Hi-Tom
Carl Howerton
Howerton
Toms Suffer Knee Injury and lineup Shuffle
Hi-Toms beat Reed's squad as Reed goes 4-5 against the Hi-Toms this season. Tom s injury strains catching options forcing Ubaldo Valdes to back up behind the plate if Dan Jones falters. Harris remains a top pinch hitter while Smith shifts to mound duty and Cor der fills in for Billy F.
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Smith
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High Point Black Bison Ready for Reidsville Opener
High Point's Black Bison football squad trims two a days as classes start. Coach Tony Simeon expects a tougher opener at Riker Stadium against Reidsville Golden Lions led by Coach George Wingfield. Key backfield players Hedrick Shirley Kemp and Hart eye starting roles. one injured player, Howard James, expected back Friday.
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Spahn Sets NL Shutout Record and Wins Lead in 80 Victory
Pitching star Warren Spahn of the Braves notched his 41st career shutout and earned his 18th win as Atlanta beat the Cubs. Bill Skowron of the Yankees contributed three hits including his 17th homer as New York won 2-0 against Baltimore, driving in both runs.
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