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afr*h0ynI*dyhdseHi-Toms DefeatedSalisbury Road ronightadnyo[•hSALISBURY - Thomasville’s!Hi-Toms could well use a submarine to cross the Yadkin River tonight as they invade Rowan County for a game with Salisbury, because it will be a simple matter of the bottom taking on the top.The Hi-Toms, 0-2 after last night’s 4-2 loss to the Astros at Finch Field, are in the WesternLeague cellar for the first time this year. Salisbury, on the other hand, won the first half season championship and’s game leads the league with a perfect 2-0mark, IEither Gene Melton (5-5) or Dave Bryce (5-0) will get the!1*1® bag. Dick Pindolfo followed starting nod on the mound for and connected for a hit to right the Hi-Toms. i[,eld The ball took a badbounce past Rich Ashcroft forSALISBURY’S Henry Zelno * double. Bingham scored on allowed Thomasville 10 hits last;”1® P*ay and Light moved toWBSTIRN CAROLINA! LEAOUlWofl LMt Ret. Bthingmaun .......3 0 1.000 —Owtoni* ........ 3 1 Ml WIWllBlW ....... 1 1 SOD 1Grwnvlll# ........ 1 J .500 1Shtfey .. ..... i i joo iRock HIM ......... I I JOO 1Spartanburg ... 1 3 .331 1V%THOMASVILLS .0 3 WO tMonday's RNBRtSaltabory 4, THOMASVILLI 1Shelby i«, G'tanvHit SGastonia 7, Lexington IRock Hill », Spartanburg 0TuHdtv'i Camasthomasville at SalieburyGastonia at Lexington Greenville at ShelbyRock Mill at Spartanburghis throw was wide and pulled baseman Bob Beckner offnight, but kept the home team in check with runs. The 10 hitsthirdJoe Lewallen, who has won two games against the Hi-Tomswith home runs, was intentiou-5hlleanft9rereS'by the Hi-Toms, however, werespaced out over seven innings. „ ,Zelno allowed nine hits In the j|~y wa^ed to load the bases.first six innings, but retired the p|no, *ben bit one through theside ih both the seventh and between third and shorteighth frames 'hat wa* ^pped by shortstopJctroc nt Jim Clover, but Glover had noThe Astros scored three oftheir runs m the top of the sec- mond inning and added the fourthrun in the sixth. Thomasville for thescored one run in each the iuJul.[^il other run in the rally when he™ , t, * on Jta McDonald sIhBHr ilJrW ornun/inp An ■ennnilball rolling In the second whenhe doubled off the left field, j 4fc_|_wall Fred Light hit a bouncer! ™K HI T0MS scored thcirback to Hi-Tom pitcher Bob Cal-i (See HI-TOMS on Page 3-B)vert. Calvert had ample time to get Bingham going to third, butSALISBURY THOMASVILLIab r h bf ab r h MMcDonald 2b 4 0 2 2 Ltv'lton cf 3 6 0 1Jacobs 3b 5 0 10 Gtovar sa 4 0 2 0Watson c 5 0 2 0 Ashcroft rf 4 0 0 0How'd If-rf 3 0 0 0 Vidatlch C 4 0 2 0;Bingham rf 1 1 1 0 Backnar 3b 4 » 1 OjFontanot If 3 0 0 0 Aiaxandar If 4 0 2 1Light si 5 10 0 Dooiay 1b 4 0 10!Pandoffo cf 4 1 1 1 Fraa 2b 4 110;lewalian 1b 3 13 0 CalW p 2 0 10Zalno p 4 0 2 1 Biackl'ga p 1 0 0 0}Fullan p 0 0 0 0Totals 30 4 11 4 Totals Ml 102 Salisbury 030 001 OOO 4ThomasvMla 000 Oil 000—2f -Calvart. L#wall*n. PO-A - Salisbury27-11, ThomasvUla 27-11. DP Gtovar Fra# and Deofayi McDonald and Lawal Ian; Light, McDonald and LtwalMn. LOB -Salisbury 11, Thomasvllla 4.28—Bingham, Pandolfo. Glovar, Fra*.McDonald SB—Watson. S—Font*n*». SF—Uvfcw*(g*.IP N R BR SB SO, S14 10 2 1 0 52-3 0 0 0 0 14 I 4 2 4 J|3 3 0 0 1 4Calvart facad ona feaftar In 7th.WP—Black ladga, U—Vosa and ShlvtsZtkw (W, 5-4) FsHM ,,. Calvart IL, 0-4) Black fadeeT— 2:1*. A—534.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point, North Carolina, US
Tue, Jun 29, 1965
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