Vets Rally Behind Hartsee For 9-8 Victory Over Textiles
Gus Hartsee pitched and batted as the Vets defeated Textiles 9-8 at City Stadium to seize third place in Tri-Coun league. A tense ninth inning saw Hartsee close out the win after Beal and Wall sparked the late rally, while Textiles’ misplays and Parker’s rough start helped fuel the Vets’ comeback.
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Gus Hartsee
Textiles
Gus Hartwe
City
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Hanover
Vets
Playoffs to Begin on August 20 in Tri County League
Playoffs in the Tri County league open August 20 with the Vets meeting Carlton in Cherryville in a night game if they finish fourth. If third place they meet Rex in Marion. Garston has two games left against Kings Mountain and Rex. Rex faces Superior and Carlton to decide pennant winner.
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Vets
Carlton
Cherryville
Rex
Cramarion
Garston
Kings Mountain
Superior
Mount Airy Signs Star Bob Wells Of Class D Team
Mount Airy C of the Blue Ridge League signs Bob Wells, star out for Kings Mountain Vet, adding right handed power to the second-place club. Wells joins Seville Chubb, Dean, Red Six and Parker as part of a locally noted lineup amid a Aug 7 game against Galax. The line score shows Mount Airy 9 runs, Texail 8 in an 8 inning setback.
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Robert Alban
MT. Airy
Robert Wells
Kings Mountain
Mount Airy
Wells
Mount Airy Au
Galax
Welle
Seville
Chubb
Dean
Duke University
Philadelphia Athletics
Rédie ‘Morgan
Cleveland Indians
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bob Bowman
New York Giants
Joe ‘Ducky
Medwick
Baseballea
Gue
Lenoir Red
Baton
Philadelphia
Parker
Texail
Ballard
Botton
Chuck Muffetickler
Harold Beal
Onng
Patterso
Loundir
Smith Ito
Smith
Ross
Kiser
Jim Gibson
Beal
Gibson
Tignor
Mitchem
Reynolis
Guston
Ree
Oates
Grire
Kings Mountain Vets Fall 2-1 To Hex In Overtime Loss
Kings Mountain’s Vets drop a 2-1 decision to Hex as Jack Burdett slants past Boyce Stone who took the loss on the mound. Stone allowed five hits and struck out eight with seven walks while Rex von Parker and Bill Throneburg contributed the Mountaineers’ only hits. Pinch hit attempts and late life came up short as Gibson ended it with Padgett’s final catch.
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Gus
Reynolds
Sams
Fend
Wail
Wafield
McGee
Jack Harvey
Beal
Wall
Evarex
Coley Guyton
Etey
Kings Mountain
Vets West Dows
Jack Burdett
Hex
City Lium
Boyce Stone
Vets
Stone
Burdett
Sid Bill Throneburg
von Parker
McDonald
Rex
Charles Ballard
John Gold
Jack Lewis
Hambright
Cartlett
Ch Gibson
Parker
Ballard
McGinnis
Secon
Ralph Mitchem
Jim Gibson
Padgett
Vets Tie Series With 4-3 Win Over Corn Outfit
The Vets shift from an early deficit to take a 4-3 victory over the Corn crew in Friday city series action. Roy Reynolds outdueled southpaw Charlie Patterson in a pitchers’ duel as Jack Harvey collected three hits and played hot corner for the losers. Continuous scoring starts with King and Stone and ends with Parke delivering a key single to push the Vets ahead.
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Vets
Corn Outfit
Roy Reynolds
Charlie Patterson
Jack Harvey
Cora
Bill King
Ralph Mitchem
Boyce Stone
Reynolds
Kings
Erro
King
Floyd Smith
Stone
Ron
Coley Guyton
Bill Throneburg
Guyton
Don Parke
Throneburg
Patterson
Ted Ross
Ingle
Kink
Advan
Vets Schedule Key Games as League Finish Near
Vets end league schedule with three upcoming games including a home clash with Superior on Aug 17 and a return trip to Mt. Holly Aug 19 after a protested forfeit was ruled to stand. Carlton and Kings Mountain also figure in the late lineup as officials enforce the rescheduled contests.
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Vets
Racethers
Carlton Tine
Superior
Mt. Holly
Orchard
Mqniday
Carlton
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