Young Anglers Net Thirty Fish In City Fishing Fiesta
Ten boys and one girl fished last week to total thirty fish in a Better Fishing program event sponsored by Better Fishing Inc of Chicago. Phillip Nichola of Toast led with fourteen fish. Sally Jackson, the first girl registered, caught one. The outing was part of a twelve week series with civic clubs and organizations providing support, transportation, and supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Fishing, Inc
Chicago
Phillip Nichola
Toast
Sally Jackson
Gene Paddison
Kiwania Club
William EK
Mount Airy
W. E. Merritt
Jimmy Shaw
Monte Boone
Merritt Lake
YMCA Church League Softball Action Reports Scoring
Grace Moravians remain unbeaten with a 15 14 win over Central Methodists as Sydnor and Pruitt homer. June 20 saw Flat Rock Presbyterians beat Mount Bethel Moravians 34 9 and Haymore Baptist top First Baptist 16 7. Grace Moravians win again June 28 20 7 over Flat Rock Presbyterians with 25 Moravians hits. First Baptist lead Mount Bethel Moravians 26 8 with Comer three homers. Haymore Baptist edge Central Methodists 11 7 in tight contest. Churches invited to discuss a Girls Softball League at YMCA on June 20 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymca Church
Grace Moravians
Central Methodists
Methodists
Moravians
Sydnor
Don Pruitt
Cntral Methodists
Flat Rock Presbyterians
Mount Bethel Moravians
Bob Smith
Don Edwards
al Tolbert
Jameson
Preshbyterians
Mount Bethel
Paul Snider
Slayden
Warren
First Baptist
Haymore Baptista
Baptiste F
Rocks
Edwards
Goard
Flat Rock
Hiatt
Pruitt
Pooley
Tolbert
Forrest
Teat
J. Jackson
Golden
Baptiste
Haymore Baptists
YMCA
Mies
Christine Wincecoff
Girls Work
YMCA Commercial League Close Game Ends 8 7
The Williamson Exec defeated the National Guards 8 to 7 as Tony Haynes of the Guards pitched a two hit effort with seven errors by Esso and four walks. Wall pitched for the winners and shut out the Nationals for the last three innings as the decisive run crossed in the seventh.
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Williamson
National Guards
Tony Haynes
Esso
Tony
Acros
Wall
Coram Visitors Host Jones Family in Boonville
Mr and Mrs T A Jones and daughters Barbara Ann and Judy of this city visited Mr and Mrs J J Coram in Boonville last week.
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T. A. Jones
Barbara Ann
Judy
City
J. J. Coram
Boonville
Saturday Morning Basketball League Standings
The standings note matchups and results with players Jones Craddock Ayers Pace in games played on Tuesday and Thursday. The entries show Jones versus Craddock and Ayers versus Pace, followed by Craddock versus Pace and Ayers versus Craddock.
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Jones Ve
Craddock
Ayers Va
Pace
Jones Va
Ayers
Craddock Va
Football Schedule for July 2 and 3
National Guard plays Williamson Kase at Veterans Park. Carolina Plastics faces Senior Boya Club at Carolina Plastic field. Williamson Faso competes with Carolina Plastics at Veterans Park. Senior Roya Club meets National Guard at Carolina Plastic. First team listed per club.
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YMCA
National Guard
Williamson Kase
Veterans Park
Carolina Plastics
Boya Club
Carolina Plastic
Williamson Faso
Roya Club
Firet
YWOA Church Softball Schedule For June 27
Friday events list games between Flat Rock Presbyterians and Haymore Moravian, Grace Moravian, Central Methodist and First Baptist at Veterans Park. The note shows fleet team listed at home club with matches at Veterans Park 1 and 2 and Carolina Plastic field.
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YWOA
Bothel Moravian
Va. Grace Moravian
Veterans Park
Central Methodiat Ve
Carolina Plaetie
Haymore
Grace Moravian
First Baptist
Flat Ronk Presbyterian
Central Methodiet
Bethel Moravian
Carolina Plastic
Fieet
Lieted Ja
Dohson Beats Elkin 7 2 in Surry County League Standout Pitching
Smith Hardy and Leroy Slay combine on the mound to limit Elkin to two scattered hits in a Dooses game won 7 to 2. Hardy hurls seven innings for the win as Clifford Scott and Slayden drive a eight hit, two safety effort with Slayden doubling twice and Sam Harrix adding two hits.
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Smith Hardy
Leroy Slaydon
Elkin
Dohson
Dooses
Hardy
Clifford Scott
Slayden
Dubeon
Sam Harrix
King Ingles
Keikin
Flat Rock Bears defeat Beulah in Surry County league game
Flat Rock scored 10 runs in the third inning to beat Beulah Saturday at Flat Rock. Lewis Hennings had three hits and Cecil Warren two, as Flat Rock extended its league win streak to six.
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Dobson
Harria
Parker
Hardy
Slaydon
Wilmouth
Folger
Flat Rock Bears
Healah Flat Rock
Beulah
Flat Rock
Lewis Hennings
Cecil Warren
Beulahoe
Mount Airy Knitting Company Bowlers Wind Up League Play
Mount Airy Knitting Company women’s team concludes its first YMCA league season at Reeves YMCA. Oak leads with 11 wins and 1 loss, Willow 10–4, Maple 5–5, Pine 4–10. high scorer Ann Llewellyn tops the league with IM points. The league eyes fall play against other mill teams.
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Mount Airy Knitting Company
Reeves Ymca
Oak
Willow
Maple
Pine
Ann Llewellyn
YMCA
NCHSAA Adopts 19 Point Code And Budget Changes
The North Carolina High School Athletic Association Board adopted the state education board's 19 point code, left basketball tournament site decisions to the basketball committee, cut school fees, and raised Executive Secretary L J Perry's salary. A 3 cent per student annual fee was set, and Perry will devote full time to association duties. Dates and sites for championships across swimming wrestling football track were announced, with events in Raleigh High Point and Chapel Hill through May.
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Board of Control
The
North Carolina High School Athletic Association
State Board of Education
Association Boarda’ Instruction
F. L. Ashley
Gastonia
L. J. Perry
K. Cornwell
University of North Carolina
C. M. Ross
Fayetteville
Ralph A. Brimley
C. R. Joyner
Wineton-Salem
Tary Perry
Perry
Sania
Building and Loan Association
Raleigh
High Peat
Wolf
High Point
Jennix
Chapel Hill
Bantam chicken brings daily eggs to Chardon home
Mrs J C Rodgers keeps a bantam hen that lays an egg every day inside the house. The bird waits outside until admitted then walks to an alcove near the fireplace to lay an egg and returns outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chardon
Ohio
J.C. Rodgers
Navy recruit Harold J. Hesse Jr joins Bainbridge boot camp
Harold J. Hesse Jr a seaman recruit from Brooklyn New York reported to his father Harold Hesse Sr chief petty officer at Bainbridge Naval Training Center. He began seven weeks of boot training and was made a member of the 14th Battalion where his father serves as adjutant. Chief Hesse has served in the Navy for over 20 years.
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Bainbridge, Md
Harold J. Hesse, Jr
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bainbridge Naval Training Center
Harold Hesse
Hesse, Jr
Chief Hesse
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