High Point Beats Gastonia In Closely Fought Grid Test
High Point High edged Gastonia 7 6 in a rainy contest despite multiple fumbles and passes that nearly gave away the game. Halfback Bobby Joe Mickey ran 64 yards on 14 carries as the Bison defense limited Gastonia’s attack and the crowd neared 3 500 for the night.
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Standings and results from the day’s baseball schedule
The standings show St. Louis leading Brooklyn and Philadelphia in the top five with Boston New York Pittsburgh and Cincinnati close behind. Evening results list Pittsburgh over Brooklyn 9 to 2 Saint Louis over Boston 7 to 5 and Chicago over New York 5 to 4 in 10 innings.
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Jamestown Faces Allen Jay In Guilford Opener At Millis
Jamestown meets Allen Jay at Millis Stadium in the Guilford County Conference opener. Kickoff is 8 if stacked with season debuts for both squads. Coaches Courts and Klosterman say the teams are in good shape despite heavy graduation losses and reliance on inexperienced players.
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Werle Shuts Dodgers, Stirs Pennant Chase in Pirates Win
Pirates pitcher Willie Werle dominated Brooklyn, 9-2, as Pittsburgh sank the Dodgers and tightened the pennant race. Roy Campanella suffered a mild concussion but expects to rejoin Brooklyn soon. Cardinals extended their streak with a 7-5 win over Boston amid mixed early season playoff pressure.
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Hi-Toms, Landis Clash In Rain Delayed North State Playoff
Thomasville High Point foes skirmish in a rain halted playoff game with the Hi-Toms ahead. If Landis wins tonight at Finch Field the series goes to 4-1 and a Monday final with Lexington. a Spinners victory would cut the lead to 3-2 and force another showdown.
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Bobby Joe Mickey Sparks Bison to 7 6 Victory Over Gastonia
In a rain soaked Millis Stadium contest High Point Bison edged Gastonia 7 6 behind Bobby Joe Mickey who scored the lone High Point touchdown and converted the extra point. Mickey rushed for 64 yards to pace the offense as Gastonia battled back with a third quarter score but an incomplete two point try preserved the lead. Weather reduced passing and turnovers favored High Point in a tight Western Conference clash.
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North State Opener features Panthers vs Catamounts in Asheville
High Point college Purple Panthers meet Western Carolina Catamounts in Asheville under lights in a North State conference opener expected to draw 7 000 fans. Catamounts led by Coach Tom Young favored 1 2 points. Panthers showcase a new High Point T formation led by Curtis McDonald at QB with strong backfield and reserves.
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Hornets Tarnish Colts as Chicago Tops Baltimore 35 to 7
The Chicago Hornets defeated the Baltimore Colts 35 to 7 at Soldier Field to earn their third All-America conference win in four starts under new ownership. A crowd of 18,483 watched the game.
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Southworth Plans Return to Braves Managerial Post
Billy Southworth, out of public view since retirement as Boston Braves manager, stated he would return to his old job next season.
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