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Newspaper

Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1948

Page

3

Tarboro players lead CPL hitting race in Coastal Plains League

Two Tarboro infielders Daniel at first and Andrews at second top the CPL batting list as others falter. Jake Daniel leads with .457 while Andrews sits second at .426. Hanley of Rocky Mount drives in 35 with 75 total bases including 10 homers. Tarboro leads team batting at .31 and Wilson’s Willson holds a .955 fielding percentage. Roanoke Rapids sits fifth in fielding at .944 but sinks to last in batting at .238.

Howe News Bureau Tarboror Daniel Andrewsh Jake Daniel Louiss New Bern Pliska Kinston Martin Rocky Mount Winstead Jays

Jays Eve Distant Fences At Simmons Park

Coach Crawford Hoyle announced the 1948 playground schedule opens Monday at five city sites from 8:30 to 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 to 4:00 p.m., with a Knot-Hole Gang ticket system for Roanoke Rapids Jays leaders and a new American Legion Junior baseball squad. The ten week program is supervised by Hoyle with Nick Long as assistant. girls will play softball and boys will have playground hall activities at Vance Street, Central Graded, Rosemary Graded, Clara Hearne, and John Armstrong Chaloner schools with named staff.

Crawford Hoyle Foyle Tey Roanoke Rapids Jays Hoyle American Legion Junor Nick Long Vance Street Clyde Waters Goldie Moore Central Graded Richard Allsbrook Susan D. Murdock Rosemary Graded Sam Wood Grace Taylor Clara Hearne Sanford Brown Martha Starke John Armstrong Chaloner Florence Johnson Hazel Ivey

Outlook For Poultry Now More Favorable

C B Ratchford at State College says poultry profits rise with higher demand and fewer layers. Eggs bring 42 6 cents per dozen mid March, up 23 cents from 1947, a record for March. Feed ratio may improve if feed grain acreage and yields are normal, while cigarette production 1947-48 is likely 365 to 375 billion units.

C. B. Ratchford State College Bureau of Agricultural Economics

Louis to defend title in June Walcott bout

Boxing notes weigh in on the Joe Walcott Joe Louis return match slated for June. Louis faces doubt from fans who think his punch has faded yet Walcott, past thirty, lacks surprise and may still be pressed. Louis expected to win possibly by KO as he seeks to quiet critics and reaffirm form.

Joe Walcott Joe Louis Louis Walcott Louis Sud Edwards Wright T. Wheeler Conn Farr Godoy Baer Smart Boys Be Surwin

Final Batting Pitching Averages For High School

The national supply of fats i still low. Games tonight include New Born at Roanoke Apids, Rocky Mount at Kinston, Goldsboro at Tarboro, Greenville at Wilson.

Roanoke Rocky Mount St Kinston Goldsboro Tarboro Greenville Wilson

Jackets sweep high school baseball awards with standout stats

Vance Stewart and Troy Hasty led Wakefield High School Yelllow Jackets in the season awards. Stewart hit 17 of 52 for a .327 average, while Hasty topped the pitching staff with 7 1 record across 11 of 13 games. Hasty logged 76 2/3 innings and 75 strikeouts. Lowder paced in triples with three and Elting drew 14 walks. Myrick led in total bases with 23 and RBIs with 15.

Hubert Lowder Hasty Jackets Dwight Elting Lowder Stewart Vance Stewart Troy Hasty Awoke Rapids Yelllow Jacket Walter Bear" Myrick Myrick Clyde Waters

Roanoke Rapids Schedule Preview by City Matchups

The page lists multi day schedule pairings for May 29 to June 2 featuring Roanoke Rapids against Wil, New Bern, Greenville, Goldsboro, Rocky Mount, Tarboro, Kinston, and Wilson with each day presenting different home away matchups across Roanoke Rapids and partner cities in North Carolina. The data highlights venue swaps and sequence of contests over the four day stretch.

Roanoke Rapids Wilon New Bern Greenville Goldsboro Rocky Mount Tarboro Kinston Wilson Wilson Goldsboro

State College Hints 'o Farm Homemakers

Ruth Current offers home demonstration tips for laundering and care of fabrics. Advice covers soaking methods with lukewarm water, soap quantities, machine and manual washing, rinsing steps, ironing avoidance, and finishing touches for towels nylon garments seersucker and curtains.

Ruth Tate Home

One Minute Sports Quiz Highlights Preakness Lead and Winners

The quiz notes Citation led the Preakness by six lengths. Bryan Nelson won the Washington GDC celebrities golf tournament, and Bing Crosby placed second in the Cobb event. The item also queries whether Army faces Notre Dame this fall.

Citation Washington Cobb Army Notre Dame Bryan Nelson Bing Crosby

Romances Elect Coach and Officials for 1948 Season

The Rosemary Softball League elected a coach and business manager for the 1948 Romances at the Rosemary Recreation Club. Mac Outland was named business manager, with the equipment manager to be appointed later. League play ends June 10, followed by Romancos selection and a tough schedule into July rivaling Virginia State Champions and other top teams.

Rosemary Rosemary Recreation Club Mac Outland Doug Worsham Romancos North Carolina Virginia Kavakas Grill Washington, D. C Mooresvill

Cucumber Dusting Cure Studied In NC Bulletin

North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station releases Bulletin No 362 on controlling cucumber downy mildew with tri basic copper sulphate dust showing best results. A dust with fribasic plus cryolite nearly matches, Zerlate and Fermate underperform. Start dusting when the fungus reaches North Carolina, beginning in the southern counties.

North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station State College Station Raleigh D. E. Ellis R. S. Cox Willard Delway McCullers North Carolina

Dusting Keeps Pastures Healthy In Weather Varied Areas

A North Carolina bulletin outlines timing for dusting to combat alfalfa disease and presents a contrast with color photos showing healthier plots dusted regularly. It notes that weather affects start dates in central and northern counties and highlights pasture management examples including overgrazed land and a well managed Ladino clover stand seeded in 1947 with lime and fertilizer.

Negro Farmers Show Interest In Pastures

Interest in pastures and alfalfa has grown among Alamance County Negro farmers after a field day at J. W. Jeffries farm in Pleasant Grove. County agent Plese Corbett reports the group saw two and a half acres of alfalfa, including one acre planted in spring 1947 and one and a half acres planted in August 1947, with the August seeding showing a better stand.

Alamance County J. W. Jeffries Pleasant Grove Plese Corbett State College Extension Service

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