Brownie Flowers Bloom at Girl Scout Hut Roanoke Rapids
Brownie Troop 12 planted the border weeks ago with leaders Mrs Dut Bennett and Mrs Jack Erwin. Troop 6 makes draperies for the Hut with several completed items awaiting final fitting. Troop 1 leads cookie sales while Troop 18 hosts a picnic, and all troops collect children s clothing for overseas relief as part of the national Clothes for Friendship Kits push. Jean Mackenzie visits grandparents in Minneapolis before returning home.
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Brownie Troop 12
Dut Bennett
Jack Erwin
United States
Roanokerel
Washington Pam Pack beats Yellow Jackets in Roanoke Rapids
Roanoke Rapids drops second straight as Washington's Pam Pack defeat the locals 4-1. Young pitcher Jack Who was dominant on the mound striking out ten as William Wheeler took the loss after ineligibility delayed the start. Hasty held the Pack at bay briefly but the visitors seized two doubles and two singles for early scoring. The Jackets get a stray hit from Vance Shyeart and Hodges powers two doubles and two singles for Roanoke Rapids. Netting installation underway for Friday night game with Radio Roanoke coverage.
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Washington
Roanoke Rapids
Yellow Duckets
Pam Pack
Jackets
William Wheeler
Wheeler
Hasty
Haisted
Clyde Waters
Vance Shyeart
Hodges
Pridgen
Jessie Helms
Jeff Roanoke Rapids
Ray Reeves
STU MARTIN one error. Loity Eddie Ford on mound for Jays
Eddie Ford pitched the full game after hitting Stu Martin as the Jays yielded seven hits and two walks while he struck out four. Glenn Titus contributed a double and a single in two attempts.
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Loity Eddie Ford
Martin
Jays
Glenn Titus
Jays Power Past Norfolk with Eleven Hit Attack
Les Bangs went two for four to lead the Jays at the plate. Davidson led Norfolk's sticks with a home run and a single while Timberlake Scott and Bolick added two hits each as the eleven hit attack built the offense.
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Les Bangs
Jays
Norfolk
Titus
Kimmel
Davidson
Timberlake
Scott
Bolick
Emporia Baseball Rally Stumbles in Nine Inning Loss
Continued on Page thirteen Kimmel was touched for four hits in the final five innings as Emporia’s rotation split among Hien Stone and Adamo with Jiden taking the loss. Stu Martin posted a double and single in three at bats, Les Bangs added two hits, and Fronduto homered for Emporia. Smut Aderholt pinch hit in the ninth for Roanoke Rapids and singled to big cheer.
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Kimmel
Emporia
Pons
Hien
Stone
Adamo
Jiden
Stu Martin
Les Bangs
Fronduto
Morris
Smut Aderholt
Roanoke Rapids “Owls
Weldon Striped Bass Hatchery Season Opens
The Fish and Wildlife Service assigns a fish culturist to oversee hatching at the station and care of the eggs. The State agrees to fishermen supplying eggs from raw river fish to the hatchery. The season begins as fishing activity picks up with attention to water conditions and night fishing patterns.
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Fish and Wildlife Service
Sports Venues Nourish North Carolina Communities
The regional sports scene supplies entertainment for many residents and visiting fans while supporting local economies through jobs and revenue, underscoring its cultural and economic importance to North Carolina and nearby areas.
Norfolks comeback twists heavy in late inning rally
Norfolk ties the game in the third on Red Rudden s three two pitch homer. Jim Morris errors and singles drive runs as Davidson and Rachie score in a tense ball game with Skelton and Rudden turning key double plays.
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Hargett
Cameron
Scott
Rudden
Harget
Jim Morris
Davidson
Red
Tavs
Skelton
Maxa
Rachie
Washburn
Morris
Jays
Untidy Sport Recap Shows Tied Score Then Unclear Ending
The narrative notes an error by the third baseman and Morris advancing to second as Jessie Parker struck out. Pavlich hit a single to score Morris and tie the game at 2. The account ends with an unclear twelfth inning and a mention of George Vandershak taking over.
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Morris
Jessie Parker
Pavlich
George Vandershak
Rightvander
Norfolk earns seventh win as Jays fall short at bat
Seventh was credited with the win for Norfolk. Bill Bolick went three for five and Scott, Davidson, Raehse, and Washburn each had two hits to pace the Tars. Manager Stu Martin led the Jays at the plate with three for six before the text cuts off.
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Norfolk
Bill Bolick
Scott
Davidson
Raehse
Washburn
Tars
Stu Martin
Jays
Parker Injury Puts Him Out of Lineup
Parker turned his ankle in the second inning while rounding second on a double to left field and will be out of the lineup for several days.
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Jlosely
Parker
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Maria Kanter
Jean Gibson
Frances Sehindy
Lutcia Ready
Rodrick Meikle
Wilmer Collier
Jean MacKenzie
Peter Aubait
Minneapolis, Minn
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Gardner
Shanny's Cash Grocery
del Monte
White
Grady
Williams
Hear Myrick
Jax
Gatland White
Kinston Centertieker
Red Devils
Jack
Fram
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Hines
Jack Vincent
Roanoke Valley Athletic Association, Inc
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Uptown
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Quart Basket
Valencia
Maine
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Nabisco
Pillsbury
Ajax
Southern Manor
Colonial Stores
Kellogg'’S
LAWRY
Joy Brand
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Ghont Xxxx
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New York, N.Y
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