Washington Senators Fall Behind in Northeast Pennant Rush
New York Yankees beat Washington 5 2 as errors and base running miscues hurt the Senators late. Cleveland's Luke Easter hits two homers in an 8 3 win over the Browns, tightening the AL race with New York.
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Norwood Beats Myrtle Desk 19-0 In North Carolina Tourney
Lefty James pitched his second straight shutout for Norwood beer team, remaining the tournament’s only undefeated side in Asheboro. Norwood’s 19-0 win over Myrtle Desk followed McCrary Eagles 6-2 victory over Carolina Mills of Maiden as the double elimination event advanced.
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Rocots take 4 2 win over Mooresville in playoff finale opener
Salisbury's Rocots beat Mooresville Moors 4 to 2 in the North State League Shaughnessy playoff opener at Mooresville. Chee Staton earned the win with a strong relief showing after Salisbury rallied in the ninth, while Gray Hampton and Don Padgett led the 10-hit Salisbury attack. Salisbury now stands 5–0 in playoffs and advanced by scoring late to seize a 1–0 series lead.
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Little Leaguers to be Honored by Mercury Club
The Cardinals of the Little League, 1952 City Champions, will be honored at Mercury Club’s first September meeting this Tuesday night. The event includes hot dogs and extras. Mercury Club Girls, Softball League champions, also receive recognition for their season. Cardinals meet at the local YMCA at six for transportation to the dinner.
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Deacon Club Plans Annual Feed Tuesday
Wake Forest football coach Tom Rogers and staff head the Guilford County Deacon Club annual meeting at Bliss' Restaurant in Greensboro. The program begins 7:30 pm, doors open 6:30 pm, with dinner and a talk by Rogers and assistants Pat Preston John Cochran and Murray Greason. Admission is 1.50 per person. open to members and nonmembers.
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Reidsville Favored In 1952 Opener With Bison Friday
Reidsville High School’s Golden Lions expected to win by one touchdown over the High Point Black Bison when the teams meet Friday at Albion Millis Stadium. Coach Wingfield notes 16 returning lettermen but worries about inexperience and several injuries in the Bison lineup.
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Daily baseball scores and playoff updates
Yesterday results include New York 5 Washington 2 and Chicago 4 Detroit 3 in 11 innings. Salisbury leads Mooresville 1-0 in the North State League finals as Kinston and Edenton push coastal plains semis. Reidsville tops Durham 7-0 in Carolina League, with Durham at Reidsville to follow.
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