High Point Bison face tougher Gastonia test Friday
High Point College Black Bison prepare for their first away game at Gastonia against the Green Wave at 8 pm. Gastonia is off to two wins this season and coach Wingfield’s squad seeks revenge after a rough 1953 effort. The Bison rely on end plays and a tough line as injuries and penalties haunt Friday’s contest.
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High Point Black Bison
Beldeville Reeene
Gastonia
Greenies
Bison
Ana
Rock Hill
8. C
Green Wave
Leaksville
Tri- Cities
Mike” McGinnis
High Point
Reidsville
Tony Simeon
Black Bison
Groves
Bobby Cooke
Cornell Johnson
Joe Jones
Joe
Golden Lions
Wingfield
Charles Hoover
Hasty Turbulence in Central Carolina Prep Grid
Thomasville notes that Hasty is the team to beat in the Class A Central Carolina Football Conference as coaches, led by Clinton Ingram, size up Randieman and other Hasty rivals. The Wildcats return 14 lettermen amid a 32-man squad with a shifting unbalanced T and single wing offense and open the season at Memorial Stadium.
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Bill Hodges
Thomasville
Randieman
Central Carolina
Davidson County
Clinton Ingram
Wildcat
Ingram
Rohanen
Jackie Hyatt
William Smith
Tor Ooo Ae
Larry Montgomery
Bobby Fosick
Stanley Gobel
Hutt
Richard Murphy
Jerry Ledwell
Doug Barrier
Barrier
Rodney Sink
Cats
Larry Murphy
Don Fayne
Link
Wildcats
Memorial Stadium
Troy
Siler S
Rancieman
Fair Grove
Cooleemee
Thomasvil
Liberty
P.m
Norwood
Cardinals Top Pirates 7 2 In St. Louis Clash
St Louis Cardinals overpower Pittsburgh Pirates 7 to 2 as Poholsky allows six hits while Musial Hemus and Jablonski pace the offense. Repulski and Pepper contribute key hits in early frames for the Cardinals.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Cand Pee
Tom Poholsky
Stan Musial
Sally Hemus
Bingie
Ray Jablonski
Musial
St. Louis
Rip Repulski
Lauren Pepper
Hemus
Curt Roberts
Jablonski
J. Bill Sarni
Moon
Pirates
Frank Thomas
Roberts
Robertet
Skinnerth
Ward Ef
Jabi
Thomaese
Repskin
Oblynen
Saint
O Cole
Pepper
R—Memus
Repulski
E—Roberto
Ward
Rbil
Thomas
Sarat
Poholsky
Lefitt. Louis
Bb—Pepper
Law
Ho—Pepper
Pellagrini
W—Powolsky
Rogeres
Engein
Stewart
Pinel
Lions Trade Gaskin to Cleveland Browns
Dreher Gaskin a rookie defensive end from Clemson College was traded by the Detroit Lions to the Cleveland Browns for an undisclosed 1955 draft choice. Gaskin had played against the Browns in the Lions 56 31 win at Detroit.
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Dallas
Dreher Gaskin
Clemson
Detroit Lions
Cleveland Browns
Gaskin
Lions
Browns
Detroit
Cleveland
Bears
Richards Likely to Leave Chicago Post
Chicago headlines indicate Paul Richards may quit as White Sox manager to take Baltimore Orioles top job. Orioles offer about 50 thousand dollars yearly for three years with possible attendance bonus. Richards to serve as general manager, not in dugout. Negotiations hinge on end of Sox season and Baltimore move.
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Abne Chamberlain Cago
Paul Richards
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Comiskey Park
Baltimore
Richards
Sox
Orioles
Comiskeys
Edher
Chuck Comiskey
Clarence Miles
New York Yankees
Comiskey Park Barons
College Star Signs With Brooklyn Club Seecnen
A college star, Patrick Walsh from Albany, signs with the Brooklyn club as a prospect. He played baseball and basketball at noon College and is 5 feet 9 inches tall, about 60 pounds, recently graduating. He will report to Elmira in the Eastern League after the season.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Patrick Walsh
Albany
Elmira
Vero Beach
Fla
Alsh
Noon College
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L. G. Wilson
Bobby Culler
Richard Hallman
Horace G. Ilderton
Chicago
Chuck
Marty Marion
Phil Cavarretta
St. Louis Browns
Chica Cubs
Chuck Dressen
Brooklyn
Oakland
College
Goodyear
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