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HOST PHILLIES TONIGHTH0TomsWinlessNewSeason13 0 01 0o;0Astros0f«*5ForVETERAN MARY GARBERGame Sweepi.i.923111THOMASVILLE— Spartanburg invades Finch Field tonight for a Western Carolinas League gamewith Thomasville’s Hi*Toms, and it will be kindalike two drunks trying to climb a ladder. Both have a long way to go, but if either can reach a higher rung it will have accomplished something.The Hi - Toms finished se-SportswriterProblemDressingR lt;-) o m scond in the first half season standings, but have been booted into the cellar since the start of theBy MARGARET WILSON Associated Press WriterWf STERN CAROLINAS LEAGUEWon Lott Pet. MUMWINSTON-SALEM, N C. iAP)aIt00330000000skip »#■*■Going into tonight1! game the whiz kids of Finch Field are winless with an 0-3 record.the - InHiSalisbury Gastonia ShttbyPock HiltLexingtonGreenville* * *■* * *a * * * am * a *333311Spartanburg, on hand, has managed to win (megame and the Phillies are 1*3 and fn seventh place in theleague, just one notch abovethe Hi-Toms fSpartanburgTHOMASVl1♦ * V.« * iLLE «01111333-.66?Mf.44?.500.250MO1II133The lady is a veteran sports* writer with a key to most any door in the sports cept the dressing roomporting sports events. But all^he personalities and what thesethat is changed in the Winston- people are really like.”Salem area now and she is a‘‘That’s still my number one problem,” Mary Garber admitted.Some women are very knowl member of the Atlantic Coastiedgeable about the technicalities Conference Sportswriters Asso-««But I send a boy«*“Some coaches and athletes were flabbergasted at first at a woman sportswriter,” she recalled. ‘‘But If you’re businesslike and do vour job, it will♦*7n-e-kHOWEVER. Salisbury has left little doubt about who has the best team in the league at the present time. The Astros won the first half seasonTwMtfty'f R#*uft*Salisbury J, THOMASVILLE ft. c*Hcd In*'*R«iI™\T/swrt»nburfl s, i# inniw {the coach or athlete I want toaSS-.*- fEELZ«... rm ' in,ervipw ad «•* C08rl’ps arp• very nice about it.spar«a^b^^n*Tl*n?0MASvTLLr, 7 i5 Wake Forest basketball Coach womon s workof sports too, she said, as the try to keep up with the inter ests of their sons, husbands 01boy friends.your joo,out”But even coaches think a woman should at least be ableHer sports stories differ little from those written by mam male sportswriters but she be lieves a woman ‘‘must hustle 1 little more.”p.m., FinchLtxington at Gr**nv!M« Salisbury at Rock Hill Shriby at Gaston,a1 Bones McKinney usuallyhis post-game news conferencej outside the dressing room — for Miss Mary.Miss Garber remembers be-A native of New Miss Garber has lived in Wins. ... . 4 ton-Salem since she was eighng asked by a coach to sew up yem old she makes her hom, the pants of a high school bas-Larry Palmer's single In the00301championship, anc. with lastnight’s 5-0 victory completedthree - game sweep over bered a grand slam homer10th inning. Jim Dugan clob-ketball nlayer.I never was very good with(iaThomasville*Tonight Thomasville will be more in its class going against the Phillies. Righthand-er Dave Bryce, 5-0 for the season, will be on the mound for manager Ralph Rowe’sboys.for Shelby as the Rebels de- Winstonball and basketball games —has been familiar to readers of theSalem Journal andwith he 1 mother and sister.feated Greenville, 6-1{Sentinel for 20 years.The Lexington - Gastonia She became a sports writer‘•by defaultII when most male writers werebi1 0 1 0 [ • 10I •{21 \I 0 f II 0;[*} I 0 0I 3:iItlLast night’s game was called after one out in the top of the sixth inning when the clouds rolled back and thegame was rained out.Salisbury, 3-0 during this half of the season, remains at the top of the standings.Astros visitati§game,Women sportswriters today usually are specialists In tennis or swimming or the ‘‘women’s angle.” Miss Garber is. . Jt among the few who have regu-during World War ,ar spor|s a„ignmenls like anymale staff members.Although Miss G a r b e 1 wouldn’t think of giving up he own sports writing career — “a least not voluntarily” — she halittle encouragement for youniwomen considering a similacareer today.Most newspapers don’t girls can do it,chances are slim any girl woulti41rain began pouring downTonight, theRock Hill, Shelby Gastonia, Lexington at Greenville ami Spartanburg atThomasville.in the Armed Services.had to have someoneshe**get hired — in fact they're pracMThe women’s golf tournament .. ,, non.pxistpnt « in Winston-Salem isn’t even her U(aily non existentwriter re-territory. The3).'A'10440RIGHTHANDER Larry Ma son limited the visitors to only two hits in his first appearance for the Astros. Mason was sent to Salisbury by theHouston club fromand I’ve just stayed at it,When she was a child. Miss J°^sJ1 Garber played “all the little girl sports” and admittedly was a. tomboy * ,. r ,tho«,».u.. ( w ulimwV^ I guMS rm ju„ , frusU,ted «nwngliv'g*ton d 2 ft i o mcoomm » 31 i o athlete,” she added professional ura inrirance2 0 2 2 Entrance to some press boxes j3 o« 0 was restricted to men whenGarber first started re-Du ring her 20 years writing sports, Miss Garber has seen a growing interest in sportswomen “especially inYou Wouldn't TakeYour Doctor'sPrescription To AHardware Store110 0sti»parent Amarillo, Texas.Gene Melton went the distance for the Hi-Toms and saw his record drop to 5-6. How-Meltons teammatesG lover » 3 0 0 0 Jacob* 3bxAiheroft rt 1 810 Watson c VkWiCh C 3 0 0 0 Howard IfBocknor 3b 2 0 0 0 Bingham rfAltx'dar If 3 0 0 0 Light uDooity 1b 10 10 Pandolto cf 3 1 3 1Fraa, 7b 3 0 0 0 Lawallan 1* 3 0 0 0Motion p 3 0 0 0 Maton p 113 3Total* 17 0 3 0 Total* 3S 11 Sx-Awordod tint on Intarfaranco.RLRVHE*0*16EwnlERas-«*ll»ii*»’ 1ir(fnwtna«g.;-«M»a»Wre uqmxm'wlt; w4». f*waaatna'Ninl-JrThomeavlHoSallxbwryH§00****%**•*»«*«lt;*#040 01 x—Ididn’t give him much support as they committed five errors. Ail the Salisbury runs were unearned.ibi3 1 0 0 11 0 010 c1 0 1 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0o eo o o o o o4 J1—1Dick Pandolfo drove in one run with a sacrifice fly insecond inning which was theone for the winnrs. Mason plated another with a single and Bob Watson sent home two teammates with a single. Nine Salisbury batters came toate during the inning. Errors by shortstop Jim Glover and third basemanBob Beckner helped the Salisbury cause.(Gama calM by rob* with ona out in to© of 4th !E Watkon. Jacob*, Maton, Giovor 3, Bocknar %, A»hcrott PO-A - Thomaivlha 1*3, Salisbury 1*4. LOB -Thomo*vii»# 4,Saliibury |.2B Watson. SB—Ashcroft. SP- P*«doWoI# M KERIIHMalton (L, *4! .. 5 * S 0 1 *Mason (W, M) *1-3 2 0 9 3 7HBP—by Malton (McDonald) PB Vloatlch U - Richardson and Ralnay, T— 1:19. A - 453.GraanviliatMby•91 90-1439 994Kootmarm, Nlchat* (7) Hams; WUHs and Jan tan.McWII-RockSparianburq199 993 919 1-4 13 300; m 0 4 t .Thenwhy buy a watch anplace else but a reliableFor over twenty-five year we've been selling watches rigi here at this location inPointChur watchmaker is right her on the spot to see that your watcgives decent time.GEORGE P. CLARKENGLAND LIFEI All OtlwrU.S. (artktlp 7«* plan row for tha yaarsabaad.Inundar of Mutual Ufa Insuranr#ta Amnrica to ion645f/2 N. Moin St.Weil save you many on your next watch.dollarA small deposit will holdAdNASH JEWELRYPhone 88 2-1816*-Ac??:*##Guthrw. Dominguat (4), Roqua (9) and t annlng; Gandraau, Gramly (4) and Cun* n.«g.Guaranteed 12 Months20,000 Milesor1IS*rgnwyso10 131 1 ot19.1 0 2 9I 1I I1 0 0 0I 9 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0II s8—7TERRY DOOLEY and John Livingston had singles for theHi-toms, who have scored only two runs so far during the “new season.”The Hi-Toms biggest threat came in the first inning when Livingston led with a walk, but was cut down trying to steal second. Rich Ashcroft was then awarded first on the catcher’s interference and he stole second. Tom V idetich followed with a grounder to third base ami Bill Jacobs errored the throw to first baseman Joe LewaUen. Ashcroft tried to score on the wild throw, but LewaUen recovered and threw to the plate to get Ashcroft on a close play.Easy TermsTIMELYNO INTERESTTONIGHTCarrying ChargesFraaInspectiondiscontinuedTOMSASTRASPARTANBURGTONIC,HT ISBroke ShopshoesBORDEN DAIRY NIGHTm* Fnglish KnudAdmitUdB 35cI J r k i I^ WWW! W2-e*f7Vr«©Cr«MtBvdrymdi------ ----------JohnstonMEANWHILE, Rock Hillclassicmoccasinedged Spartanburg, 6-5, onttyRklPb! ▲ kl Air AKAtlfwas1900now
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High Point, North Carolina, US
Wed, Jun 30, 1965
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