Rebels Win Third As Hi-Toms Blow Another Big Lead
The Enterprise announces the Pick the Winners contest opening with 28 games for ten weeks. Grand prizes include 150 cash and Sugar or Orange Bowl tickets. numerous smaller prizes from local merchants. Entries must be in by noon or postmarked daily. experts will pick weekly winners and ties are decided by score differences.
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Two Boston Clubs Boost League Leading Margins
Boston's Red Sox and Mel Parnell shut down Philadelphia 2 1 as Denny Galehouse labored. DiMaggio hit his 35th homer for the Yankees in a 6-3 win over Washington. Lemon notches 20th for Cleveland in a 9-1 blowout of St Louis.
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Northwood Clinches Title in Gripping Five-Game Series
Northwood defeated Oakview 4 to 3 in the decisive fifth game, clinching the County League title. Pitcher Mickey earned the win with a dominant eight innings, fanning seven, as Northwood’s offense backed him with timely hits from R. F. Mickey and Perry Jones. Oakview threatened with early runs but Northwood pulled away and finished the season 35-8.
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Packers Drub Redskins 43 0 in Birmingham Exhibition
The Green Bay Packers defeated the Washington Redskins 43 to 0 in an exhibition game at Birmingham before 27,000 fans. Packers scored in every period while Redskins back Harry Gilmer, an ex Alabama star, played only briefly and dropped a second period pass. a Birmingham leg injury halted the halfback’s further action.
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Baseball scores and standings from leagues
American League results show Boston 9-2 over Philadelphia 1-1 and Cleveland 4-9 at St. Louis 1-1 while Detroit 4-6 Chicago 1-4 and New York 6 Washington 3. National League games include New York 2-6 Brooklyn 1-4 with a 13 inning first game and a darkness shortened second. Pittsburgh 13 Chicago 12. Boston 3-13 Philadelphia 1-2. Cincinnati 3 St. Louis 2. Carolina League notes Danville 5 Martinsville
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Baseball Card Schedule Highlights from Major Leagues
A compact listings page shows matchups across cities including New York at Washington Porter field versus Masterson, Philadelphia at Boston Scheib versus Dobson, Chicago at Detroit Maynes against Hutchinson, St. Louis at Cleveland, Brooklyn at New York Roe against Hartung, Boston at Philadelphia Barrett and Bickford versus Donnelly Leonard, Cincinnati at St. Louis Peterson against Dickson, and Pittsburgh at Chicago Sewell versus Hamner with several pitcher records noted.
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Amos Hosiery Wins Amateur Play-Offs
Amos Hosiery defeats Glenola 10 to 9 in a four game finals series to claim the amateur league championship. Amick pitched nine innings for Amos after Rogers was lost to illness, while Sykes pitched for Glenola in a hard fought loss.
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Hickory Gets Victory In 12th Inning
Hi-Toms rally from 8 3 deficit to beat Hickory 9 8 in 12 innings as Odis Stephens homer lifts Hickory to a three games to two series edge. Moses suffers another relief loss while Jarrett appears set to start Monday.
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Trinity Opens Play Friday With Experienced Dallas at Every Position
Trinity High under coach Millard Coble brings a 40 member squad into Friday’s opener against Liberty. Veterans fill ends tackles guards backs and backfield with figures named Michaels Harrison Northcott Pennington Davis and others. The schedule lists nine games including home and away dates with Gibsonville Jamestown and Randleman among opponents.
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Officials Ponder Football As Recreation for Men of Town
City recreation department weighs starting a touch football league for High Point men ages 15 to 30 this fall. Hubert Henderson invites interested residents to contact him at city hall. Officials note touch football mirrors 11 man play in many rules and plans. The department can provide equipment and grounds if enough interest is shown.
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Colonial Squad Plans Spring Practice Trip
Colonial Squad ends spring practice with Joe Bennet from Mount Carmel Pa injured last season. Standout backs include Stan Burack former end Bill Spangler and 1947 offensive star. The team departs by Capital Airlines Friday noon for a workout on arrival at Wake Forest.
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Goodman Pulls Rare Pick Up Against A's
In Boston on September 12, Billy Goodman, Boston Red Sox first baseman, hit a strange one against the Philadelphia Athletics. In the fourth inning with Ted Williams on second and two out, Goodman struck the ball to A’s shortstop Eddie Joost. Joost went after the ball, but it spooled away as if spewed. No throw occurred, and Goodman reached first with Williams advancing to third after Joost removed the ball from his uniform.
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