Culp and Gill to Vie For City Title Match Sunday
Culp and Red Gill advance to a 1957 High Point Golf Championship final set for Blair Park. Culp beat W L Flowers 3 and 1 while Gill defeated Adri ee a berth is Se champioship and the final begins at 1 p m with all flights concluding that day. Other results include Shelton Warner over George Crick more one up in the third flight Hack Surrett over Bill Linthicum two up in the fourth flight and E W East beating Fay McCollum two up for the fifth flight crown.
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George Crickmore
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Bill Linthicum
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Carolina League All Star selections face age and position debate
Hodges Hank Feimster has improved as a catcher and may earn a higher level shot as age weighs on his chances. The Carolina League All Star team picks stir debate with most skippers delivering solid seasons and Curt Flood era comparisons.
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Redskins and Packers Open Practice at Guilford College
Teams from Washington and Green Bay arrived in Greensboro to begin practice sessions at Guilford College in Winston-Salem, signaling preseason preparations underway.
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Box Score Highlights From Cincinnati and St. Louis Games
In Cincinnati, boxes show A-Simpson, McDougald, Lumpe 2 and Richardson driving runs with Yost, Stobbs and others contributing. St. Louis beat Cincinnati 4 3 with Robinson batting in, while Nuxhall took the loss in a two‑game tally featuring X.
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Morris Pest Control Wins Men’s Summer Duck Title
Over All-Stars Bug Killers win the men’s summer duck pin title at Carolina Bowling Den. Deepest scare of the series ended in a fifth game as Morris Pest Control outlasted All Stars. Harold Bullin 545 and Bob Cecil 537 led the victors. Ed Kemp 564 and Clyde Wood 535 paced the losers. Independents swept three in consolation.
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Giants Edge Brooklyn 3-2 in Polo Grounds Finale
Hank Sauer lifted his 25th homer to cap a four inning Giants rally and defeat Brooklyn 3-2 in the final Giants Brookyln game at the Polo Grounds. Hoeft won, Melish took the loss as Urban and Fornieles worked, attendance 13,218.
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Baseball Scoring Summary with NL and AL Highlights
A dense box score style recap notes NL stars such as Gilliam Drysdale Mays Jablonski Saver and E Spencer with RBI totals and multiple doubles and homers. It also lists pitching lines for Drysdale Roebuck Cardwell Morehead Friend and Purkey plus late inning substitutions. The AL section covers a 3 2 win for Kansas City over the White Sox, mentioning Lowe pitching a near hitless stretch and a multi player lineup with Baker Gecory Landes and others.
Dissolution of partnership and estate notices in Guilford County
Public notices include dissolution of the partnership of Larry K Bowers and Johnson doing business as Modern Service Company with Aug 23 1957 dissolution and debt payments directed to Bowers 2908 English St Ext High Point NC. Also administratrix notice for Roxie L Isom estate, executors notice for George W Campbell will, and various court notices in High Point NC with deadlines and identification of parties and addresses.
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Southern Conference Teams Begin Second Week Of Preseason
Football coaches in the Southern Conference ramp up drills as week two of pre season begins. Furman hosts East Tennessee State while Richmond opens at Portsmouth against East Carolina. Coaches praise standouts at VMI The Citadel and Virginia Tech scrimmages show mixed results as teams push toward the 1957 season.
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Bobby Conner
Frank Eastman
Virginia Tech
Danny Williams
West Virginia
Homer Hobbs
Hurricane
Ralph Kneeland
Maryland
Jim Hatter
Howard
Clemson
Frank Howard
South Carolina
Warren Giese
ACC Teams Boost to Free Scoring Scrimmages Across Conference
ACC squads held Saturday scrimmages showing potential for an open, high scoring season. Duke and NC State highlighted rushing bursts while Wake Forest and Virginia featured multiple TDs as coaches praised unit progress and overall offensive and defensive balance.
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Eddie Rushton
Wray Carlton
Aneg Brodhead
Dave Harm
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Dick Christy
Dick Hunter
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Phillies 7 Pirates 6 thriller despite late errors
In a tight game the Phillies pushed ahead 7-6 over the Pirates as Virdon and Groat provided key RBI and 2B hits. Pitchers Morehead and Qualters delivered late support while Hacker took the loss and Burkhart Gorman and Sudol logged earlier appearances.
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Press Starts Annual ACC Football Tour
In Greensboro the third annual Press Radio Television tour opens at South Carolina with 17 writers and broadcasters inspecting 1957 ACC prospects. ACC Commissioner Jim Weaver joins the group traveling by chartered airplane. The itinerary lists South Carolina Clemson Wake Forest Duke North Carolina State North Carolina Virginia Maryland.
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