HI-TOMSFROM PAGE 2 Bfirst run in the fifth when Free rapped a double to left field. Bob Calvert singled to left and Free moved to third. John Livingston drove Free across the plate with a long fly to left.Salisbury went ahead 4-1 in the sixth when Lewallen and3 Zelno singled and McDonald doubled off the left field wall. With one out in the bottom ofe;s the sixth Tom Videtich singled to center for his second hit ofthe night. He was out at second * when Beckner hit into a forcej play, but the first baseman er-t rored the ball and Beckner moved to second. Bob Alexan-eder singled to center and Beck, ner scored the final Thomas-ville tally.heeIF YOU WANT to know howto turn your hits into runs, askthe Shelby Rebels.*' The Rebels cave Greenville’seititddthniwhiReig;lebiKerpitchers a nightmare Monday night, picking up 19 hits and winning 18-5. |J'It was the most runs a WCL gl team has scored in one game j( this year. Shelby had 17 against e Spartanburg May 6.In other games Monday night, t( Rock Hill sjiut out Spartanburg 9-0. and Gastonia downed LexrhDbington, 7-2.Tonight's card has Thomas-ville at Salisbury, Gastonia at Lexington, Greenville at Shelby and Rock Hill at Spartanburg, :[jShelby scored seven runs in the eighth inning in Monday night's trouncing of Greenville, The Rebels had a 11-1 lead afterofive innings. Greenville changed jlt;pitchers four times. jifLocal Merchants aAre DistributingHi-Tom Tickets aMembers of the High Point Chamber of Commerce arecurrently passing out to their customers tickets for the Hi-Tonts July 5 doubieheader atFinch Field.That night, when the Thomas vfile Hi-Toms meet Shelby's Rebels in a twin bill, will be High Point Chamber of Commerce Night. High Point merchants have purchased blocks of Hi-Toms tickets for that night at a reduced price and are passing them out to theircustomers who will be admitted free to the contest.The purpose of the promotion, said Hi-Toms general manager A1 Alexander, is to boost interest in the Hi-Tom §in the Furniture City.U