Roanoke Weavers Lead Roanoke Southern Softball Exits
Roanoke No 2 Weavers City Champs Patterson Carders Roanoke No 1 Weavers and Rosemary Spinners depart for Goldsboro to enter eastern finals of the State Softball Championships. Winners advance to Charlotte NC for North and South Carolina title tourney next week. Pairings set for Friday at Goldsboro include Rosemary Spinners versus Gordon Lane Hamlet Patterson Carders versus News Argus Goldsboro Roanoke No 2 Weavers versus Expressman Hamlet and Roanoke No 1 versus Goldsboro.
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Roanoke
Patterson Carders
Goldsboro
South Carolina
Charlotte
Gordon Lane
Hamlet
News-Argus
Weavers
Expressman
Durham to Play Here on Sunday
The Home Security baseball team of Durham meets the Roanoke Rapids All-Stars at Simmons Park Sunday afternoon at 3 30 Lefty Davis will pitch for Roanoke Rapids Last Sunday the All-Stars lost to Scotland Neck 4 to 1 Browning was the losing pitcher Industrial League games resume next Wednesday at 4 30 after a week off for Goldsboro meet prep
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Durham
Roanoke Rapids All-Stars
Simmons Park
Lefty Davis
Roanoke Rapids
All-Stars
Scotland Neck
Browning
Goldsboro
Scores for softb all games to be posted at two drug stores
Friday games start August 21 with four games from 2:00 PM to 5:45 PM in Goldsboro. Saturday schedule runs 9:30 AM to 1:45 PM with three games. Updates posted on Matthews Drug Store in North Ward and Taylor’s Drug Store in South Ward.
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Goldsboro
Matthews
North Ward
Taylor's Drug Store
South Ward
Town Talk highlights from local visits and travels
Mrs Carrie Taylor of La Crosse visited relatives here last week. Otis Hawkins and Dan Tyson families visited their parents in Jackson Sunday. I W Moore returned after visiting Virginia relatives. P F Johnsons spent Sunday at Whitakers with children. Linwood Johnson visited his aunt in Whitakers. Ancelle Lynch stayed with grandparents in Lawrenceville. Frank Hawley and son returned from Christiansburg Virginia. Sam Bunn family returned from Rocky Mount. Lewis Jones of Richmond visited his parents here Sunday. C L Elting and children returned from Norfolk vacation. Melvin Hubbard family of Roxboro visited last week. W J Hasty family spent Sunday at Ocean View. Elizabeth Young left for Washington DC. Margaret Dunning returned from Chesapeake Beach.
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Carrie Taylor
la Crosse
Otis Hawkins
Dan Tyson
Jackson
I. W. Moore
Virginia
P. F. Johnson
Whitakers
Linwood Johnson
Ancelle Lynch
Lawrenceville
Frank Hawley
Frank, Jr
Christiansburg
Sam Bunn
Ann
Rocky Mount
Lewis Jones
Richmond
C. L. Elting
Norfolk
Melvin Hubbard
Roxboro
W. J. Hasty
Ocean View
Elizabeth Young
J. M. Jackson
Washington, D. C
Margaret Dunning
Chesapeake Beach
City Champs Raise Pennant Ceremony at Weavers Field
A large Roanoke Patterson and Rosemary Mills crowd witnessed Capt Speed Hux raise the championship pennant on the Weavers home field. Jay Sanders Rosemary band played the national anthem as John Bell led mass singing and Frank Kemp served as master of ceremonies. Medals were presented to the Weavers by City Softball Commissioner Bill Alligood as the 1936 season ended.
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Jay Sanders
Rosemary
John Bell
Joe Bryant
Capt
Speed
Hux
Old Glory
Weavers
Roanoke
Patterson
Rosemary Mills
Frank Kemp
Patterson Mills
Frank Williams
Sherrod Crumpler
Jack Cassada
Speed Hux
Bill Alligood
Local social notes from Vernon Sasser vacation and visitors
Vernon Sasser returns from Carolina Beach while Misses Virginia and Ethel Jackson visit J. M. Jacksons in Washington. Various visitors from Enfield West Virginia Raleigh and Charlotte stay or travel through the city with weekend visits and local outings among named families and towns.
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C. N. Wheeler
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Helen Matthews
Geraldine Radcliffe
White Lake
Mary Virginia Jenkins
Winston-Salem
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L. E. Davenport
Virginia Beach
Henry Nowell
Ernest Melin
Raleigh
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W. K. Clemmer
Billy and
Libby Dean
Dallas
A. J. Lassiter
D. C. Jones
Kathleen Sanders
Greenville
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