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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1954

Page

20

Cards Blank Braves 3-0 On Seven-Hit Night

The St. Louis Cardinals shut out Milwaukee 3-0 behind Ontos’s seven-hit performance, tightening a three way race for fourth in the National League. Key players include Crandall, Schoendienst, Repulski, and Jones, with Wilson pitching for the Braves. Attendance listed at 10,001.

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Terriers Top Catawba in High-Scoring Grid Showdown

Wofford Terriers defeat Catawba Indians in a 33 60 scoring game. Sophomore back Dew Cowen and Dick Hussey lead Watford with multiple rushes and key scores. Harold Carter and Connie Gardner contribute as McCulley adds three conversions and Swanner adds kicks.

Spartanburg D.C Watford Terriers Salisbury Dick Hussey Harneyville McGinnis Harold Carter Fred Sisley Les Swanner Ae Wettonae Terriers Catawba Watford McCulley TMS Indians Sélome Belove Connie Gardner J ‘Schdown Lee Ford Carter Bobby Taylor Sonny Butler Wofford Indians Rod Nant Wofford Scence Sisley Gardner Nantz Swanner Hussey

Hasty Triumphs 27 6 as Richard Berrier Breaks 68-Yard Run

In Thomasville on Sept 18 Hasty defeated Pilot 27 to 6. Richard Berrier sprinted 68 yards for Pilot’s lone score while Hasty limited the Raiders to five first downs and 19 rushing yards in the second half. Ground gains for Hasty totaled 218 and 68 via the air. Link and Don Payne led the backfield with strong blocking from Fausnett Thorn Gobet Bidhene and others.

Thomasville Pilot Richard Berrier Berrier Hasty Raiders Wildcats Link Don Payne Thorns Red Raiders Fausnett Sam Thorn Stan Gobet Ted Bidhene Taeehe Cna

Clemson Routs Little Presbyterian In 33 0 Opener

Clemson’s Don King connects with Scott Jackson on a 38 yard TD as the Tigers roll to a 33 0 victory over Little Presbyterian in Athens. Three Clemson units score with Hankinson adding 44 yards on five carries and defense dominates holding Presbyterian to three first downs.

Clemson Don King Scott Jackson Frank Howard Mane Joe Eeee Hei Coleman Aes Athens Frantee Brian Howard Tigers Presbyterian Clyde White Tommy Mattos Dick DeSimone Harry Hamilton George Clue Gene Altman Blue Stockings Crimmings Hankinson Billy O'Dell Red Whitten Neal Ankuta Frank Griffith

Clemson Matched by Presbyterian Despite Late Momentum

Pagnet sparked a late surge with a 26 yard punt return and a third quarter run. A Presbyterian fumble allowed Coleman to score from the four after a 17 yard run. Alonke with 65 yards on eight carries and Pag Hiei powered short gains. Clemson’s passing attack stalled as Bussey and King were sidelined by knee injuries but expected to return for Georgia.

Pagnet King B. C. Snabinet Presbyterian Coleman Alonke Pag Hiei Clemson Charlie Bussey Sivas Georgia

Little Creek Wins By 14-6 Over Camp Lejeune Marines

Little Creek Va Amphibious Force spoils Camp Lejeune 1954 football debut with a 14 to 6 victory before about 10 000 at Liveredge Field. George Markinkovich blocked a Marine punt to start scoring. Daganpat plunged in from the one. Marinkovich returned a 35 yard interception for a touchdown. Sam Sexton set up the Marine score with a fumble recovery. Bob Lyons pass to Bob Beat produced the final TD while the extra point failed.

Camp Lejeune N.C Little Creek Amphibious Force Marines Liversedge Field George Markinkovich Lejeune Daganpat Marinkovich Sam Sexton Invaders Bob Lyons Bob Beat

Georgia Caps Streak With 14-0 Win Over Florida State

Georgia improves to 14-0 with a 23 yard scoring pass by Matthew Arthur in the final quarter and a rushing TD from He-ey end. The Bulldogs overcome a five game skid by holding Florida State on downs and sealing the game after long drives and key plays from Harper and Graff.

Georgia Gows Young Pol Gia Matthew Arthur Pulaces Florida Harper Arthur Madison Graff

Huskies Fight to 7-6 Victory Over Utah

Washington edges Utah 7 to 6 in a hard fought game. Bobby Dunn seals win with a crucial conversion after a late touchdown stand.

Huskies Utah Washington Bobby Dunn Washinton

Nats Beat Red Sox In 15th Inning Thriller

In a 15 inning affair the Senators edged the Red Sox 8 7 after Jim Busby and Chuck Jobbs delivered a game winning sacrifice fly and double in the 15th. The marathon, finished at 12 31 a.m., drew 3876 fans as Ted Williams sat, with Williams contributing nine hits in the Boston total.

Ris Lok Auckeyemon Sinle Jim Busby Chuck Jobbs Washi Red Sox Detroit Skinny Brown Senators Mickey Vernon Sim E Jim Bus Stubbs Ted Williams Iliams Vernon Boston

Appalachian Mountaineers Defeat Guilford in Opener at Bowman Gray

Appalachian State defeats Guilford 196 194 in the season opener before about 4000 at Bowman Gray Stadium. Quarterback Ned Pennell opens with a sprint and the Mountaineer line, led by Ben Quinn and R.E. Cummings, dominates a sputtering Guilford offense. Pennell, Stanley, and Sis score for Appalachian. Ollis adds the conversion.

Winston-Salem N.C Appalachian State Mountaineers Guilford Quakers Bowman Gray Stadium Ned Pennell Stuard Stuart Maynard Mountaineer Ben Quinn R.E. Cummings Pa Hildred Clark eGuilford Caer Autor Aventchia Pennell Stanley Sis Ollis

Eagles Drop Catamounts In Opener

In Jefferson City Tennessee the Eagles beat Western Carolina 7-4. Lynn Murdock kicked the winning point after Bill Bacon scored from eight yards. Bob Lee connected with Jack Miller for a 7 yard pass for Western Carolina, but Bob Kuykendall's conversion missed. Kendall led Western Carolina with a series of strong runs.

Jefferson City Tenn Carolina Lynn Murdock Bill Bacon Western Bob Lee Jack Miller Bob Kuykendall Tieene Les Kendall Agies Western Carolina Carson-Newman Touchas Bacon Mar- Carson-Newman Touchdown Miller

Chisox Ink Negro Catcher For '55

The Chicago White Sox sign a black catcher for the 1955 season while also pursuing a noted pitcher from the Southern Association and the J League. The pitcher has a .244 batting average this season, with trending power and solid defense expected.

Chisox

Huntington Couple Wed at Trinity Church Amid Bermuda Honeymoon

Golfing star Wed Souserers and Comen thea Bri William C, amateur finalists, wed at Trinity Episcopal Church Huntington West Virginia. The bride was given away by her uncle. The couple hosted about 20 at a luncheon. They left for a Bermuda honeymoon after the reception. They will reside in Huntington after their return.

Souserers William C Joan Bradford Dourif Huntington W.va Trinity Episcopal Church Ang Ge Bryan “Yy Bermuda Campbell

Yale Fullback Mathias Hurt in Intra Squad Scrimmage

Yale senior Phil Mathias from Reading, Pa., possibly has a jaw fracture after an intra-squad scrimmage and may miss several weeks. He was the leading ground gainer last season and was slated to start against Connecticut in the opener next Saturday. Turtles are born on land and return to water after hatching.

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Yankees Clinch Second Place With 6-5 Win Over A's

New York defeats Philadelphia 6 to 5 to secure second in the American League as Eddie Robinson drives in the go ahead run with a long sacrifice in the ninth. Allie Reynolds earns win to push Yankees to 99 victories for the season relying on Lopat and Byrd in early innings.

Philadelphia New York Yankees Philadelphia Athletics Cleveland Detroit Tigers New York Arnold Portocarrero R—Mcdougald Noreen Berra Corr Carey Jacobs Bollweg Wilson Livrell Astroth E—Robbineson Guder RBI Berre Cory Noren Robinson Jacobse Collins Robdineon Zernial Littrell Reynolds Wp—Portocarrero W—Reynolds J—Portocarrero U—Gtevens Soar Umont Berry Eddie Robinson Gil McDougald Allie Reynolds Eddie Lopat A’s Harry Byrd Casey Stengel cSkowron Rinwate Lopat Byrd aSghter Tials Erra Coleman Miranda Im

Baseball Standings and Sunday Schedule Across League

National League scores show St Louis 3 Milwaukee 6 New York 0 Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati 5 Chicago 1 with Sunday games including Philadelphia at New York Simmons Hearn or McCall and Chicago at Cincinnati Cole Fowler Milwaukee at Louie Buhl Lawrence Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Meyer Friend New York 6 Philadelphia 5 Washington Boston 7 innings Cleveland at Detroit Garcia over Aber New York at Philadelphia Morgan versus Porncarrero Boston at Washington Parnell versus Porterfield or Pascual Mattimore at Chicago Pillette over Trucks.

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West Chester Beats East Carolina in opener 6 to 4

West Chester State Teachers College defeated East Carolina College 6 to 4 in Greenville in the football opener. West Chester led 6 0 at halftime with a third quarter score on a pass to Dick Paciaroni. EC safeties in the fourth produced its only points.

Greenville N.C West Chester State Teachers College of Pennsylvania East Carolina College West Chester East Carolina Armeback Jenalenastey Pese Quarterbac Dick Paciaroni Jack McDonald Walt Buechele Pledarori Smith Cline Tucker O’kelley Hayes

Parris Island opens 1954 with 46-0 victory

Parris Island powered to a 46-0 win in the opening 1954 play. Ted Bates and Raltpack contributed, with Korrell catching an eight yard TD pass from Sam Angotti.

Parris Island Ted Bates Raltpack Korrell Sam Angotti

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