Byrne Fans Fifteen in Owl Victory Over Ca-Vel
The Owls defeated Ca-Vel of Roxboro 7 to 5 as Tommy Byrne struck out 15 batters on five hits and two earned runs. Nethercutt, Byrne, McLeod and Dickens led at the plate with multiple hits and key extra bases, while Blanks allowed 11 hits in a losing effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owls
Tommy Byrne
Ca-Vel
Roxboro
Byrne
Blanks
Nethercutt
McLeod
Dickens
Chambers
Kavanaugh
Owl
C. Slaughter
Slaughter
C. Lefton
Cames
H. Slaughter
Outland and Finch
Poe Powell
Istes
James
Briggs
Gentry
Wheeler
Anders
Dunn
Town Talk notes visitors and travel around town
Mrs J B Edmonds left Thursday to visit Mr and Mrs B D Johnson in Greenville. Mr and Mrs Bill Anderson and Jimmie Adkins of Washington DC were guests of Mrs John Clark. Families from Portsmouth and Asheville visited local residents. The Lost Colony pageant drew attendees including L E Storey family. Several locals welcomed visitors from Fieldale Fort Benning and Edenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Edmonds
B. D. Johnson
Greenville
Bill Anderson
Jimmie Adkins
Washington, D. C
John Clark
J. S. Hassell
Portsmouth
Lettie Armstrong
H. L. Story
Marshall, N. C
C. E. Cline
Asheville
N. C
L. L. Storey and
Shirley Shaw
Fieldale
Margaret Burton
W. C. Allsbrook
Nancye Glover
William Norvell
Seaboard
Jack Adkins
W. P. Vaughan
Gus Moore
Elizabeth and
Mary Moore
John Moore
Edenton
Charles Dickens
Glenn Gurley
Virginia Beach
P. B. Lynch
Richmond
Jennie Rainey
Brown Thomason
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University OF Texas
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Sandy
Powell
Tack
Frank P. Hunter
Fort Benning, Ga
T. W. M. Long
Dr.Pepper Bottling Co. of
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Cowboy Star
Song and Saddle
Tex
Arte Uy
Tex Ritter