Patterson Beats Roanoke No 2 In Softball Thriller
Patterson Mill All Star defeated Roanoke No 2 4 to 1 at Simmons Park in seven innings. Crowder Harper and Sarcey starred with pitching and fielding, while Snooks Tutor hit a home run and Verlie Woodruff ran the bases well. Rosemary All Stars and Roanoke No 1 are set to challenge Patterson next Sunday.
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Simmons Park
Patterson Mill
Crowder
Harper
Sarcey
Roanoke No. 2 All Stars
Patterson
Rosemary All Stars
Roanoke No. 2
Roanoke No. 1 All Stars
Rosemary
Roanoke
Patterson All Stars
Snooks
Verlie Woodruff
Jessie Hardison
Elizabeth Neal
Norma Grissom
Morris
Rosemary Spinners Split Double With Pilot Mills
The Rosemary Spinners split a two game set with Raleigh Pilot Mills here last Saturday. They fell 5-1 in the opener before winning the nightcap 4-2. Savage hurled well for the visitors with 14 strikeouts, while Lee pitched both games for the Spinners.
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Rosemary Spinners
Raleigh Pilot Mills
Savage
Lee
Rosemary League Gossip and Softball Hall of Fame Nominations
In Rosemary Roanoke softball news fans discuss umpire calls on Malcolm Outland of No 1 Spinners and praise Roanoke No 2 Weavers center fielder for a diving catch. Nor a Wright and Malcolm Outland receive Hall of Fame nominations as two games loom at Simmons Park Sunday.
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Malcolm Outland
Alligood
Malcolm
Rosemay
Roanoke
Weavers
Lee
Nora Wright
Rosemary Girls
Simmons Park
No. 1 Spinners Triumph Over Roanoke Weavers
The No. 1 Spinners defeated Roanoke No. 2 Weavers 5-4 in a fast game. It marked the Weavers first loss of the season to a local team. Greasy Neal pitched for the Spinners and Sloppy Cashwell pitched for the Weavers. Lefty Davis hit a homer for Roanoke in the third.
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Spinners
Roanoke
Weavers
Finishers Top Shop 3-1 in Fast Game
The Finishers defeated the Machine Shop 3-1 in a brisk contest. Pitcher "Schoolboy" Wright pitched well for the Shop, but weak defensive support led to the loss. Finishers pitchers "Beef" Hoggard "Short" Allsbrook and Allsgood held the line.
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Machine Shop
Wright
Shop
Hoggard
Allsbrook
Allsgood
Spinners Top No 1 Weavers In 8-6 Baseball Meet
Spinners No 1 team defeated No 2 Weavers 8 to 6 with Speedball Jenkins pitching for the Spinners and Snake Worsham throwing for the Weavers. Whitby Miller and Jenkins Finch and Lee led both clubs while Manager Outland directed the Spins' fielding.
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Worsham
Weavers
Jenkins
Snake
Whitby
Miller
Weavs
Oldhoss
Finch
Lee
Outland
No. 3 Spinners Clinch Big Win Over Finishers
No. 3 Spinners unleashed a heavy batting attack led by Moye Ryals Hanley Sadler and Everette to defeat the Finishers 16 4. Giant Morris pitched for the losers and Lanky Lee for the Spinners. Allsbrook Massey Mills and Baggot led the Finishers.
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Moye
Ryals
Hanley
Sadler
Everette
Morris
Lanky Lee
Allsbrook
Massey
Mills
Baggot
Recorder Court In Session Sees Drunk And Disorderly Cases
The recorder court met June 2 1936 with A J Brunson found guilty of drunk and disorderly conduct and assault and sentenced to eight months work under the State Highway and Public Works Commission. Russell Wheeler pled guilty to driving while drunk and fined 50 dollars plus costs with a 12 month license revocation. Buster Bellamy guilty of using profane language on the highway and prayer for judgment continued on costs. Thurston Price found not guilty of larceny. Edna Bryant and Will Warren found guilty of simple assault with judgment continued upon costs and good behavior for two years. two men paid 15.20 each. some defendants ordered confined to common jail sixty days for noncompliance.
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Recorder
A. J. Brunson
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Capias
Russell Wheeler
Buster Bellamy
G. B. Read
Thurston Price
Edna Bryant
Will Warren
Keeter Family Weekend Visit Highlights Scotland Neck
Miss Myrtle Keeter along with Mrs Bernard Hux and Donald Hux visited Scotland Neck with their parents Mr and Mrs L E Keeter over the weekend. Raleigh guest Miss Dink Gordon stayed with Miss Frances Hines during the same period.
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Myrtle Keeter
Bernard Hux
Donald Hux
Scotland Neck
N. C4
L. E. Keeter
Dink” Gordon
Raleigh
Frances Hines
Dunn man visits family and friends over weekend
T B Glover of Dunn spent the week end here with his family Mr and Mrs A T Griffin and son Carson of Rocky Mount, visited Mrs Nettie Morris Sunday. Misses Lela Murray Mildred Edwards Ray Rogers and Bob Rogers spent Sunday at Ocean View.
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T. B. Glover
Dunn
A. T. Griffin
Carson
Rocky Mount
Nettie Morris
Lela Murray
Mildred Edwards
Ray Rogers
Bob Rogers
Ocean View
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Rosemary League
Legaue
No. 1 Spinners
Top Shop
Rap
No. 3
Recorder Court
Halifax
Cobbs Creek
Continental Dié Corporation
Philadelphia
Farber & Josephson
Weldon, N. Cc
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