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PAOt TWO Tm muMOTOM (N.c.) pahy TtMts mwt, frjoay, mm If, Wtt Reidsville Edges Bur Gra Pirates, 2 1, To Sweep Series Jack Sanford Gets Homer Milwaukee Gloats While Girds Dodgers Pound Each Other; Yanks Win By BEN PIILEGAR AMeutH Press Spitru Writer The St. Louis Cardinals and the Brooklyn Dodgers are do. In Ninth For Win; Bucs Play Pats Two Tonight Kill Ifc'anc Charged With Loss; Rcl Dunn, lion Unjuharl To See Mound Action Tonight By MIX HUNTER Tlm' Spurts Editor Bit? Jack Sanford, who drove in four runs in ReidsviHe's ing their level best to insure the 1953 National League Pen tium IVI IIIC I4VM4II 'C DlSVCi. course. But nobody is happier than aIld Ji, McDonald and Tom Gor, victory Wednesday came back to haunt the home team again last night hv blasting a home run in the top of the ninth Elon College has a new head foo.hall coach, but may have to starl rihl away looking for a new athletic director, so the employment this week of Sid Varney as head grid mentor failed to settle all Drobk ms at the Christian institution.

If L. 'inning to give the Luckies a 2 1 win over the Bur Gra Pirates the transplanted Braves about the S'. ujuji current state of affairs where the B'wns as the Yankees made Cards can't win for losing in 31 out o( Brooklyn and the home loving i 3G Sanies. Dodgers would be much better Lnpafs victory was his eighth if they just skipped St. Louis on this un.

He won hU their Western tours. hvo 1,1 a 1UV and a sweep of the two game series. I Bill Beano had been! Pierce, present athletic director, accepts the job of directing 'nn will coasting along on 1 nc.ii iuw 7 hitter until the four base clout by Stadium the Pirates will have, ti. oi.ii. la chance to add to the lead wheni Thc two vwmld be contciuiersi "iiiing tut iiimesi at Boston tlie he left open.

'There lias been no confirms oolieue oa liiiiu experience, (ion of the porl lhal fierce i No decision has heen made as will cc llie stale job. hti: de 10 who will coach ha.svn;.!! vclopnu nts point in lhai diree i next year, Varney is well have met nine limes this spring. "C(I sox collected bits and six The Dodgers won the four played lo store 17 in Brooklyn and the Cardinals jof 11,0 was a run ov Dick have just finished sweeping their Geien with two on base. All but second series a total of five games uvo of safeties were sin cr lias been troubled with nKet lhc l'nois in a twini ho run ball" all season he first game starting at' it was a high, fast one that San o'clock. ford tagged for the winning mar Manager Stan Wentzel will send jjjn.

of his righthanded Danville swept a pair from the art Don Urtiuhart, to nericnee. along with with a round uill from Brooklyn in St. louis. Milwaukee, certainly not an out Three men reached base three Greensboro Patriots, and me aou and 1'icree se order. The job touyh.

at By winning last night, the Reids along with the Bur Gra loss, narrowed the Pirate's first place margin to two and one half fit to let such a golden opportunity umcs 'nning. Gene Stephens slip by, has gained three full Sam whlle Toin Umphlett got games during Brooklyn's decline itw0 and a walk apiece and fall in St. Louis. And because sc0icd iuns All were the Braves, wo. have been win nMdern majr leaSuc scolds, ning the only progress the Cardi Forced into extra innings when nals have made towards first place, Joe Astroth homered for thc Ath ville Luckies became the first team to defeat the Pirates two games in a row at Graham Park.

Reidsville is also the only team to whip the Pirates more than imes. once on the home field. vtt nO is the half game thev pu ked up a "'Jiaii yesterday when a Plcked l'P tw0 runs in the 12th on, rained out. an crror and scratch hits. Cards Wii.

I Tw0 walks. a double and four The Cardinals beat the Dodeers. slS'es produced tlie six Chicago ninth at Washingto Run In Second The Bucs took the lead in the second inning when Bob Honor led off with a single to left field and stole second base. After Stan Wentzel and Joe Burgess had gone down, Billy Cayavec walked and Jack (Little Bobo) McKoon came through by poking a line single into left to score Honor. made his first start 12 4.

in the windup of their series, played with thc thermometer 1 i a inn Th rhinan rhe I for the Win in the I for the While Sox since being trad DOING O. K. Charles William (Wham) Douglas, pictured By The Asrtciated Pres moved within two percentage pd lno frowns, but Mike Forn points of getting out of the cellar ieles rcllcf Sot the decision. CAROLINA LEAGUE above, irom baxapanaw, i. is doing v.

k. wnn tne Lexington club of the Tar Heel League. He was optioned to Lex as they whipped Pittsburgh. 8 4. Pet.

GB1 Thc lcacl looked fairly safe with JACKIE ROBINSON OUT iicane mazing mem uy tne luck CHICAGO Lfi Jackie Robinson iwill be missing from the Brooklvn iville In the fourth, however, Stev 32 25 .561 4 ington from the Bur Gra Pirate squad after pitching just one inning for the Bucs. He won his first start with a neat five hit victory, and lost to Salisbury Wednesday night by a 7 6 score. This is Douglas' first year of pro ball. He pitched for the Graham legion team last year. (Times News Photo by Uaiei Walker opened with a single to! The onrushing New York Yankees subdued St.

Louis twice, 5 0' and 3 0, stretching their amazing American League lead to 11 games over Cleveland. The Indians had to liaskethal! Coach Out Matin's, who is now senior member of the Christians' staff. Varney was regular catcher for two years at the University of North Carolina, and he spent about half of lasi season with the Ka leigh Capitals of the Carolina League. Varney played single wing football under Coach Carl Suavely at Carolina, and he has been coaching the at Presbyterian, but he hasn't announced yet whether Elon will go altogether for either system. Last year Mallory used a mixture of two formations, but he installed the Maryland style split completely in winter practice.

Varney said he hopes 10 move into this area in the very near future to start mapping plans for next fall. Football practice is barred by conference rules until September 1. Burlington lost one of the most popular coaches it has ever known today when Warren Burns bade his friends farewell and left for the farm. Burns, William High basketball coach, resigned at the end of last cage season and announced that he planned to take up farming in Northampton County, near Jackson. Burns declared just before leaving that he appreciated the support he has had here, and added that it was difficult to "pull up slakes" to leave.

"I'll be coming back to visit," he said, "and Burlington people will always be welcome down on the farm." Burns and his family expect to move into a new house about six miles from Jackson next month. We wish them well. tght, but was nabbed at second Reidsville 28 28 Winston Salem 28 29 Greensboro 27 29 Dodger lineup for at least three days, perhaps longer. Robinson bruised and lacerated his right knee as he crashed intS a concrete wall trying to catch a foul fly yesterday in St. Louis.

The Joe Niro reached on a field least for its first year, and uho ever tackles ii will have plenty of headaches beloie next summer. The new code puts every pub lie school in North Carolina under the anie rules regarding ase limit, scholastic eligibility, and many oilier technical points. Previously, the state rules only applied to school Athletic Association which will continue to function Now. however, every school will have to fall in line regardless of whether it is a member of any conference or plays for any championship. Throughout the years many schools in scattered sections of the state have refused to join the state backed conferences, and thus have made their own rules.

These are the schools that will suffer for a year or two when new regulations are enforced. Plenty of faults have already been discovered in administration of the code, but the problems can be worked out gradually and a better program will result. Appointment of an enforcement director is not slated to affect the status of L. J. (Hap) Perry, secretary of the N.

C. H. S. A. who will continue to plan championship events for members of the Association.

Selection of Varney to succeed Jim Mallory as grid coach brings another young man into the North State Conference "family." Varney however, performed many of the duties of a head coach during his three year stay at Presbyterian, so he does not come here without previous Richard Minor). i choice. Pitcher Joe Micich Durham 26 31 go 12 innings to heat Philadelphia, Fayetleville 17 41 4. ivs were negative but Robin fanned, but Tee Frye drilled a double down the right field line to score Niro. Frye was thrown Boston broke almost all modern; Olson Young Title Bout records for single innins scoring! AMERICAN LEAGUE Pet.

trying to stretch his hit into a triple. 44 12 seventh against Detroit. The Red The Pirates had a chance to ix went on to win, 23 3, making total of 40 runs scored off Tiger ahead in the fifth and sixth New York Cleveland Chicago Boston Washington In the fifth Beane walked pitching in two games. 32 22 .593 32 27 .542 32 28 .533 30 28 .517 28 31 .475 20 41 .328 and after Bob Clark had skied. 6 YEARS IN THE MAKING A CAST OF THOUSANDS Chicago defeated Washington, 8 with six runs in the ninth inn Tonight; Turpin Waits NEW YORK (AP) Randy Turpin's fall work will be cut out for him tonight at Madison Square Garden when Carl Bobo Olson meets Paddy Young for the American middleweight title and the right to fight the Britisher for the world title in August.

Philadelphia George Hott singled, but Beane thrown out as he rounded sec ing. Detroit 14 43 ond a little too far. Hott went tt Carl Erskine, who used to be able second on a balk by Micich, but to beat the Cardinals just by toss Wiltrout fanned to end the inning. NATIONAL LEAGUE Pet. ing his glove on the mound, lasted In the sixth with two men out, ly four innings and gave up six "QUO I Olson, Hawaiian bom ban rran at the topheavy odds.

They 4L Jack McKeown blasted a long Milwaukee 40 18 .690 Brooklyn 30 20 .643 assure tlaherty he need not worry runs three of them on a bases loaded double by Stan Musial. The triple off the right center field now from Wl Gj about the site of any August match. 33 23 .589 cisco boxer, rates solid 3 to 1 favorite" over the rugged Irishman from New York's Greenwich Village. In fact, Olson may be the lence, but died on third Cayavec fanned. marked the 10th straight game Brooklyn starting pitcher has Philadelphia 29 23 .566 New York 28 29 .491 "Paddy will wear anybody wn," said Harry Stickevers, his anager.

"He'll do all the forcing. i 21 33 .389 choice over Turpin if he gets past saddle nosed Paddy. The pick here the leadoff baiter in the tool failed to last. Harvey Haddix. aided by Hal White in the sixth, picked up his eighth victory.

OUon will counter and Paddy will Pittsburgh 20 42 .323 Chicago 17 36 .321 TFPHMrrvT hp Olson despite the ever present counter right back. Those odds are danger in Young's left hook. Hank Sauer, a home run last season, hit his first one all wrong. Young, a converted southpaw Joe Burgess, Bur Gra field since May 30 in the' Cubs' third The 15 round match, scheduled for 9:00 p. m.

(EST) will be shot across the nation on television er, was thumbed from the game a good solid puncher with a left straight success over Pittsburgh in the fourth inning by plate um hook. He boxes better than many 1 JEAN STEWART SimmonsGrr DEBORAH CHARLES KerrLaughton Koiso Wins Mrst (NBC) and radio (ABC think, throwing a stinging jab. The Danville Leafs Close Gap On Pirates With Two Victories By ASSOCIATED l'KESS Second place Danville slugged out two wins over Greensboro tho Carolina League's only doubleheader last night. In the sev S50.000 fee. Each fighter gets 30 Lefthander Dave Koslo lasted long enough against Cincinnati to pire coring, with a two one count.

Burgess watched what he thought was a foot outside curve ball go for a called strike. He slammed his Yesterday's Results CAROLINA LEAGUE Durham 3, Winston Salem 0. Danville 3 10, Greensboro 0 7. Reidsville 2. BUR GRA 1.

Raleigh 13, Fayetleville 6. AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 5 3, St. Louis 0 0 Boston 23. Detroit 3 hook to the body is his best punch, he takes a good wallop, fights back and comes strong in the late per cent of the TV cash and tne estimated $35,000 that 9,000 fans are expected to pay at the box bat to the ground in protest and gain his first victory of the year, although he had to have help from Hoyt Wilhelm in the sixth. Eddie Lopat in the first game rounds.

The baldish Olson, also 24, is office. STATE goi an eany siiowcr. Bill Dunn came in with Burgess' 2 2 count and rapped a sin inning onener Rav Monzant shut out the Pats on three scattered If Olson wins as the odds indicate, there may be some difficulty roping him for the proposed Aug. good boxer with an awkward but effective style. He holds his hands close together, sticking out his elbows to block punches like the singles with Jim Madalone's two run double brcakim ice in favor of the Leafs in the fourth inning.

Dan Both teams collared 12 hits hit 27 New York date with Turpin. The Cleveland 6, Philadelphia 4 (12 Chicago 8, Washington 4 NATIONAL LEAGUE the second game with Dai International Boxing Club has Turpin signed but the match hasn't French fighters. His punches do around in a three run eighth inninf to defeat Winston Salem for the second straight night, 3 0. Right ing the game EVERY SATURDAY been completed on this end. The! the not carry the zing of a Durando but they have knocked out 25 opponents, four more than Young.

hander Lonnic Ford held Durham 1BC is waiting for the result be The fore making any move. But they! i 10 7. witnin tne last is months Olson score St. Louis 12, Brooklyn 4 New York 6. Cincinnati 3 Chicago 8, Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia at Milwaukee, post do have the ace card Turpin, stopped Walter Cartier, Gene Hair ston and Lee Sala.

incidentally was not injured in that to live hits but his team collapsed behind him in the fatal eighth and all three runs were unearned. Tonight's schedule sees Durham at Raleigh, Danville at Reidsville, Burlington Graham at Greensboro, and Fayetleville at Winston Salem. auto accident in Britain. Meanwhile ReidsviHe's Jack Sanford starred for the night in a row as the Luckies nosed Burlington Graham, 2 1, and a sween of their two game series. FIRST RACE Two judges and a referee will Sid Flaherty, Olson's manager, said the other day he preferred San Francisco or even London as a score the fight on a round basis, using a supplementary point sys 8:00 p.m.

Sanford blasted a home run out of site for a Tumin bout rather New York. He doesn't think holding BOWMAN GRAY STADIUM poned, rain. Today's Games CAROLINA LEAGUE Durham at Raleigh. Danville at Reidsville 2). BUR GRA at Greensboro (21.

Fayettcville at Winston Salem. AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit at New York, 1 p. m. the Youth match in New York is Don Mueller, outfielder for the Saxapahaw Defeats Haw Rivet By 21 3 SAXAPAHAW Worth Johnson WIN TUN SALEM, N. New York Giants is the son of Wal a good deal for him.

The Young camp was amused by Flaherty's remarks. All along they ter Mueller who played the outfield tor Ibe Pirates, 1B22 1926. pitched the Saxapahaw Midgetj baseball team to an abbrevi no hitter here yesterday as Saxa Cleveland at Washington, 7:30 the park in the to)) of the ninth to give Reidsville its edge over the league leaders. The previous night Sanford got four for four, including a homer and five runs batted in as Reidsville won, fi 2. Raleigh came from behind to defeat Fayetleville, 13 6, by staging an eight run uprising in the top of the ninth.

The Caps smashed 15 hits off lour Fayettcville pitchers during the game. During the ninth inning surge they were aided by four hits, tour walks, and a wild pitch. Len Matarazzo. the second Fayettcville hurler, was the loser. pabaw defeated Haw River by 21 3 score.

The game was callcc alter five innings by agreement Haw River's runs came as a result of errors. p. m. Chicago at Philadelphia. 7 p.

m. St. Louis at Boston. 7:30 p. m.

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