Playground titles awarded in Roanoke Rapids league
Vance Street Juniors and Clara Hearne A Seniors won championship titles in Roanoke Rapids Playground baseball. Clara Hearne A claimed senior title by defeating Rosemary after a series of playoff games. Vance Street Juniors captured the junior crown after three games. Central posted third place in both senior and junior divisions. Rosemary and Clara Hearne B also triumphed in several third-place rounds. The series featured multiple one and two run games, with Scott and Wrenn among noted pitchers.
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Vance Street
Clara Hearne
Roanoke Rapids Playground
Playgrounds
Crawford Hoyle
Rosemary
Vance Streets
Central Lads
Central
Rose Boys
Scott
Rosemary Boys
Clara Heare
Williams
King
Lynch
Jones
Stland
White
Moseley
Crumpler
Walker
Cobb
Davenport
Clare Hearne
Hasty
Wrenn
Taylor
S. Pointexter
Gray
R. Babb
Poindexter
Rock
Jenn
Rance Street
Entral
Edmondson
Babb
Jordan
Blowe
Vaughn
D. Clark
Brown
Puck
Osemary
Jordar
Buck
Alker
Playground
Roanoke Rapids
Flip Edmondson
L. C. Taylor
Jimmy Burton
L Rooke
C. Taylor
F. Delbridge
Bill Coleman
Mason Wrenn
Gene Gray
J. Moseley
Crosby Vaughn
Janoke Rapids Playground
N. Joyner
P. Williams
H. L. Butler
D. Smith
Jays win tenth inning thriller to split with Wilson
Roanoke Rapids Jays travel to Wilson and split a doubleheader with the Tobs. In the opener Jay Ferra belted a two on homer in the tenth after a back and forth pitching duel between Pritchard and Polink, giving Roanoke Rapids a 6-4 win. In the nightcap Alton Brown worked the full game for the Jays as Wilson claimed a 4-3 victory despite five Jays hits and three errors.
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Joe Ferra
Jay
Jays
Tommy Pritchard
Tony Polink
Tobs
Polink
Ferra
Pritchard
Brown
Wilson
Pavlich
Polink J
Ehlman
Oan Wilson
Sheehan
Lefler
Joe
Peeler
Martin
May
Meyer
Pittman
King
Bit Late Norfolk Man Plans Canadian Home After Sea Voyage
Harry Etheridge of Lowery England left June 30 1947 to meet his wife in Canada past Christmas after over a year at sea. Traveling 9000 miles in a 40 foot Pitch he heads to British Columbia where he and his wife intend to make their home. Evelyn Lehman wins a large Reno divorce settlement from Allan Lehman a New York banker in what is described as the largest Reno divorce award. Donald Cooper 22 was buried alive by 30 tons of dirt in Omaha Nebraska but was rescued with only a broken finger as the aftermath of the collapse.
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Norfolk
England
Harry Etheridge
Lowery
Canada
Etheridge
British Columbia
Omaha, Neb
Donald Cooper
Cooper
Coastal Plain League Standings and Oddities
Coastal Plain League standings appear amid a collage of brief items. New York’s Tube-less radio set claims instant on power and ultra-low energy. Rocky Mount Goldsboro Kinston New Bern and Stillwater items mix in with fireworks mishap and a Tokyo payroll caper.
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New York
L. Pet
Bell Tarboro
Telephone Laboratories
Rocky Mount
Goldsboro
Kinston
New Bern
Jays Rally To Split Twinbill With Tobs At Simmons Park
Wally Burnette pitched seven effective innings to earn a 12 1 victory in the nightcap after the Jays dropped the opener 3 1. Joe Ferra belted a two run homer in the second while Pete King and Stu Dickens led the Tobs with early power.
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Simmons Park
Wilson Tobs
Wally Burnette
Jay
Jays
Tobs
Stu Dickens
Tob
Pete King
Frank Pittman
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Roanoke Rapids Jays
Evelyn Lehman
Allan
Lehman
N. Y
Reno
H. Hodges
P. Cameron
E. Gray
E. Emery
B. Jordan
W. Hux
J. Welch
B. Boal
J. Buckner
P. Poindexter
L. Wilder
J. Wilder
Front . Babb
B. Turner
C. Black
Coastal Plain League
Stillwater, Okla
Jimmy
Hoke
Tokyo
United States
Ripley
Maine
Winifred Hatch
Cudahy, Wis
U.P
Dickie Fischer
Stinky
Krueger
Northeastern Distributing Co
Littleton, N. C
Burnette
Dickens
Kramer
Coca-Cola
Pottur
Coca-Cola Company
Weldon Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc
the CocaCola Company
Chevrolet
Fisher
Theift
Chevolet
Coutlir
Becetyl
Tri-City Motor Co., Inc