The Daily Times-News from Burlington, North Carolina • Page 10

PACE TWO 1 BURLINGTON (N.C.) DAILY TIMES NEWS, TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1954 Pirates Rained Out At Greensboro; Twins Here Tonight Standings CAROLINA LEAGUE Fayetteville Wilis Sixth Game In Row By THE ASSOCIATED PBESS I Highlighting Sporfsjj BILL HUNTER Tram W. L. PcL GB Changes To Be Made In Lineup Malcolm To Hurl Graham Youth Plays Willi Twins Reidsville's Ben Goodes Leads North South Meet By KEN A I. VTA PIXEHURST. X.

C. L7i The lop half of the upper bracket of the 54th Xorth and South Amateur Golf Tournament was loaded with talent going into the first round of match plav today. Heading the pack was Ben finals. Dirk nualified with a 72 Fayetteville 0 1.000 Thanks to the big bat of out fielder Jack Hussey. the Fayette Greensboro Danville Hi Toms Winston Salem Bur Gra Reidsvllle Durham 0 1.000 i 0 1 000 i2 1 .800 12 4 .200 4 5 .000 5j 5 .000 .000 6 uie wgnianders edged Durham.

5 4. last night to make it six wins in a row since the Carolina League; season negan. Nothing the Bur Gra Pirates have done thus 'far thic r. AMERICAN LEAGUE Hussey. the leasue's home run Goodes.

the round little man from that included a hole in one with Rcidsville. N. C. whose four under his two iron on the 211 yard par 63 wen him them cdal yes his cond are in 27 years of cam terday. paigning.

son has cone right everything has cone uroncand ih.it king last season with Raleigh, belt Bullet: a a nomer over the Ielt center fleld fence with two out in the. doesn't mean just on the baseball field either. A brief, smooth running pre game ceremonv was set for the Buci opening game against Fayetteville "at Graham Park on Kri Today he met Edward Rack of Chapman has only once advanr. MrKeesport. a 76 qualifier as far as the finals here in a with such hot spots as llobart Man ami distinguished Inks rareer that ninth to win the game at Fayette The KurGra Pirates will have a new shortstoo to ville.

aay nigiiL tAeryimng went wrong as some four or five thousand fans noticed at the game. Fayetteville had tied the score at i all in the seventh on Rudy ley. Savannah. Frank Strana has seen him win the U.S.. British, ban.

Toledo. Ohio; Mai Galletta. Canadian and French amateur ti St. Albans. N.

Bill Campbell, ties. Huntington. W. the defend That holi ia onc yesterday had ing champion: and Billv Joe Pat L. nners double and Bill Fowler's At High Point ton.

Morganton. N.C. hero of the VMr has btt "wai'in Won Lost Pet. Chicago 7 4 Detroit 4 Washington 4 New York 5 5 .500 Philadelphia 5 5 .500 Cleveland 4 .400 Boston 4 6 .400 Baltimore 4 7 .354 NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost Pet. Brooklyn 7 4 .630 Cincinnati 7 5 New York 6 5 .543 St.

Louis 5 5 .500 Philadelphia 5 .453 Milwaukee 4 5 Chicago 4 5 .444 Pittsburgh .5 Thomasville broke loose with four' recent Masters tournament. All aujjru against ijiioui'S in i Frank Strafaci. a two time win night when the Hues clash with the Winston Salem Twins at Graham Athletic Park. John Richardson, who has been with the New Orleans club or the Southern Association all season, has been optioned to the Pirates. He will arrive by plane this afternoon at 2:10 o'clock and play in tonight's game.

runs in the fourth inning and went on to defeat Winston Salem. 7 3. The win gave the Hi Toms a 2 1 the top half of the bracket, under i edge in the series. Noah DEACON BACKSTOP Linked'; l.S. Coif Assn.

numerical m(Jt hurdlp t'hroJh Holt, above is one of two play tht. haI( ,0 thc ZMioW Satar. ers on the Wake Forest baseball i Some tremendous battles between i with four hits in five times at bat. paced the 14 hit attack on two team batting over thc .300 mark, established stars loomed for to 1 Goodes 68 was third lnu. vunston balcm pitchers.

Rain caused postponement of the Greensboro Bur Gra game. this season. A graduate of Ale.xan morrows double round before the scort. jn years of riualifvin der Wilson High School, Holt was smoke clears for the quarter finals i1L.rc and led a field of ro a star backstop for the Graham. Thursday.

score of 79 or uml.r Junior American Legion team. A I The Iuck of the draw resulted men for match play. Second to tine defensive receiver. Holt is. in the medalist, the defending! Goodes with one under par 71s rapping the ball at an even .300, champion and three other former i were Bobby Knowles.

former Wal cljp Wake forest meets Duke at; winners, as well as Patton ihni ker Gunner from Aiken sr In the other league action. Dan ille made it five in a row without Wake Forest tomorrow afternoon. a losi. by rallying for two runs in the ninth to nose out Rciils villc. 7 Bobby Bcier doubled down the third bane line with two' Navy Lt.

J. W. Kinder of Silver luriin me being crowded into the top eizht match (See REIDSVILLE'S on Page 3 B) away to drive in the winning runs. finings were scneuuica 10 get underway at 7:45 clock. About two minutes before that time, there was a power failure.

The park lights remained on. just the business office, press box and grandstand lights went on the blink. That threw the public address system out of order, and nothing could be done about the pre same ceremonies. Former covernor V. Kerr Scott pitched the first ball, but people who did not know what the Governor looked like probably do not know til now who he was.

Several dignitaries were supposed to make brief talk and the players were to have been introduced before the hometown fans. All that had to be cancelled. Tile power company fixed the lights about ten minutes after the actual game started and everything clicked like clock work until the game was over. The clock stopped ticking then. The microphone cord was inadverdently ripped from its socket on Uic way to the ground where the number, of the winning ticket for the Cadillac was to be drawn and announced.

So the announcement had to be made sans microphone. Lone before the eame started snafu's beean. The worst traffic situation in the history of Burlintton firaham baseball. While cars were parked all thr way back to Gra ham. about half of the larce parkins lot between the park and schoolhouse was not used.

Not enoush traffic directors were' on hand and people just parked here. there, there, everywhere every way. The traffic lines stretched all the way back to Burlington from 7 o'clock until eight. Tickets sellers were halting the already slow moving lines to sell another ticket. No one knows how many hundreds turned back and went elsewhere.

It didn't make too much difference anyway, there was no more room in the park. The five came Iosinc streak the Pirates opened with it might be six by the time this reaches print has brought the usual and expected repercussions. The fans have already gone into a panic and wonder when the Pirates will win their first game, or even if they will win a game. The loss to Fayetteville Friday night was the third in a row. Thousands saw the game.

The next night, the attendance was only 522. It will probably get lower before it gets' higher. Fans are funny, especially Alamance County fans. teams will Tonight's schedule has Fayctte cs today, setting thc stage for some mighty struggles tomorrow, worthy of finals billing rather than merely the second or third round. As the draw developed, the home Bulldog Golfers Defeat Tri Cily By 1514 To 2XA vuie at uanviue.

urcensooro at Thomasville. Rcidsville at Durham. and winston baiem at Burlington Coach Stan Huffman's Williams pnoe, uick Lhapman. trying in vain for a quarter of a century to win this tournament, loomed as strong possibility to make the High links team took a la' Kiciianlson returned from service this year. In 1950 he had a great "year with Salisbury of the North State League and in 1931 he played with Waco, Texas of the Hig State League, where he had another good season.

The lineup for tonight's game, with Richardson added to the roster, will probably read like this: (not in batting order). R. C. Stevens, lb; Rill Urbanski, 2b; John Richardson, ss; Otto Ortiz, Pete Naton. Rill Wiltrout.

rf; Stan Wentzel, cf; Joe Rur gess. Rill Cavavec or George Hott, If, and Renny Mai colm, p. L. C. (Red) Fowler also stated that more help was on the way from the Pittsburgh organization.

victory over Tri City High at the Yesterday's Results CAROLINA LEAGUE Bur Gra at Greensboro. Tain. Danville Rcidsville C. Hi Toms Winston Salem 5. Fayetteville Durham 4.

AMERICAN LE. No games scheduled NATIONAL LEAGUE No games scheduled Games Today CAROLINA LEAGUE Fayetteville at Danville. fJrccnsboro at Hi Toms. Rcidsville at Durham. Winston at Bur Gra.

AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago at New York, 1 p.m. Cleveland at Boston. 1 p.m. Alamance Country Club course Midget, Junior Leagues Are Organized yesterday afternoon. It was the second consecutive triumph posted by the Bulldo; golfers, who beat Durham High last Friday.

The team plays at uurnam mursday atternoon. Thc Summary: Bobby Loy defeated Samuels, A six team Junior League and a four team Midget League were formed last night at a meeting between team representatives at Hood's Sporting Goods. and I. Ronnie Thomas B) defeated Lan While the schedule for the two leagues has not yet been arranged. dress, 3 and 0.

Bobby Roach iB defeated Walker. JJ the famous Johnson piay wm Degm in the Junior Lea gue on June 15 and run throuch support a first division team. Here the. people demand a win Detroit at I'hiladelphia, 7 p.m Baltimore at Washington, Jury 22. Midget League way begin on June 14 and run through Toots Fowler (B) defeated Searcy.

2'i to 4. Loy and Thomas defeated Samuels and Landress, 3 and 0. nera top place team and even then the team has to almost have a lock at the pennant. People nsk where is the A nitchinc staff that the tram p.m. By RILL HUNTER Times News Sports Editor Rain in Greensboro last night The drawing un of the schedule supposed.

to have. No hurlcr has gone the distance none has Roach and Fowler defeated Walker VTIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn at St. Louis. 8 n.m. pave the Bur Gra Pirates a chance oecn impressive.

is oeing delayed because other and Searcy, 2'i and 'i. Medalist: Ronnie Thomas, with a snake off the effects or a five game losing streak and tonight at Graham Athletic Park, the Bucca New York at Milwaukee. 9 p.m. Philadelphia at Chicago, 1:30 neers will attempt to break into! teams might possibly enter the loops. Teams who have entered the leagues are as follows: Junior.

League Mcbane. Os sipee, E. M. Holt. Saxapahaw, Swepsonville and Haw River.

tne Carolina League win column No one is more surprised than Manager Stan Wcntzel over the poor showing of the pitchers. When he left spring training he was confident he would have among the best pitching In the league. Other Pittsburgh chain managers, major league scouts and officials lauded the hill staff as grade A l. What has happened? No one knows. All we can do Is point out that 135 games are left on the schedule and being five or six games out of first place is no cause for worry yet when they meet the Winston Salem Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.

8 p.m. Minor League Scores Twins. GameUmc is clock, Member Member Golf Winners Are An non need The Twins, manazed bv the vet Only eran K31DH ha ilsn had $99.95 Midget League a and! ncir troubles. Winston lost its first Swepsonville, Saxapaha' nan SThe nowly jfyled Sea Horse 10 Winners of the Member Member tnree games before taking a decision from the Hi Toms Sunday afternoon. Pleasant Grove.

Midget players must be 12 years of ace or under on Julv 1 to be golf tournament which was com equipped for Ship pleted at thc Alamance Country eligible. Junior playcrs.must.be" 15 Last night the Hi Toms camel back for a 7 5 victory over the By The Associated Press INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Montreat at Buffalo, ppd. Ottawa at Syracuse, ppd. Toronto at Richmond, ppd. Rochester 9, Havana 4 AMERICAN ASSN.

Charleston 4. Kansas City 3 Indianapolis 5. Columbus 4 Henote Control, aerate your outboard Iron rear or (ront uuo over tne weekend were nounccd today. Twins. years of age or under on July 1.

The wiU'oIay one came The. Williams High School All Sports banquet held on Friday night (with the Bur Gra opening game as competition). Bill Murray. Duke grid coach, told the gathering of the' possible corruption of athletics from within the ranks and reminded that athletes were in the public eye and must act accordingly. Coaches Stan Huffman.

Fred Jack Russell and De.irl First low net honors went to H. C. James Jr. and David T. Cook.

cockpit right or left tide. Remote unit inapt a week, the play cominc on Mon i 1 The Pirates have lost the first five games as pitching has failed to come through for manager Stan, who shot a 56. Second low net a Lon or oii in 30 seconds. Trouble free and The Juniors play two cames ventzei. wentzel has not had Equipped with Jacobson's exclusive Suction Lift Rotor that doubles cutting; frequency Equipped with front safety guards Easy rolling; scml pneumatla tires Instant starting1, reliable Ja.

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A three way tie developed in the week, Tuesdays and Thursday cm pitcher go the distance since the fpreciiion engineered to Scellnger awarded certificates to lettering athletes in football, tennis, golf, baseball, basketball and track. Mcbane High School held its All Sports fete last Tuesday night, with North Carolina's Frank McGuirc the speaker. Midgets gametimc will be lOl ''natch your Sea Hone. season opened. Hi'Aing has been cood and bad.

clock in the mornings. Juniors wm play at 4 clock in the afternoon, excent for Swensonvllle. but never good enough to give the Bucs a victory. In only one gamcl McGuire told a large gathering that "the honeymoon is (See HIGHLIGHT1N' on Page 3 B) Sea Horse 10 only 5298.00 Johnson which will play some night games. play for low gross honors.

Tied were the following: H. C. Moore and E. E. Chapman; Jimmy Gcrow and Irving Hogan; L.

E. Necse Jr. and Clyde Kelly. All shot 71s. Prizes will be awarded thc winners at the golf shop.

The next tournament scheduled nave me rirates ouinit tneir toes, that being the Greensboro encoun ter on Sunday afternoon when Bur Gra outhit the Patriots. 12 10. buti Louisville 4, Minneapolis 3 St. Paul at Toledo, ppd. SOUTHERN ASSN.

Chattanooga 6, Birmingham 2 Mobile 8, Memphis 7 Nashville 5, Atlanta 2 NeV Orleans 12, Little Rock 4 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Montgomery 4 5, Augusta 3 4 Macon at Columbus, ppd. Savannah 8, Columbia 2 Charlotte 8, Jacksonville 3 lost the game by a 7 6 score. is the summer Match Play meet. RICHFIELD Skipper Wentzel plans to make some changes in the lineup tonight in an effort to snap the losing! which begins on 15. Thc Carolinas Golf Association i will have a tournament at the local club on May 2.

1 Otto Ortiz, who has been nlavinc N. Alain SI. Dial fi hTil X. Main St. Dial G.t:tl an uniamiuar position at shortstop, will be sent to his regular third oase post, mil Uayavec.

or pos Choose From Alamance County's Largest" Selection Of Good sibly a newcomer, will be at short USES stop. If a new player arrives. Bill i Wiltrout will probably be shifted 10 an ouuieia position, wiltrout has been hitting the ball at a ereat pace in early games. 1'cte will Iw behind the plate tonight and Benny Malcolm will be on the mound. Wiltrout is pacing the Bucs at the plate with 10 hits in 24 trips HYDROGEN to the plate for a .417 average.

htevens has six hits in 17 appearances for a .352 mark. I lie will 1m? without the services of Herb Bush, Negro out You Get The Best Here And WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD! fielder who received a multiple fracture of his ankle in a game with Greensboro on Sunday after noon. Stan Wentzel will be in center 1949 NASH 4 Door $99 With overdrive, heater, scat covers, stock no. 10.11. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL FOR PEACE field tonight, with the other berths being filled by Wiltrout and Joe Burgess or George Hott.

vunston baiom will have a first baseman on the team tonight who is no stranger to local baseball 1953 Dodge Meadowbrook4 Dr. $1695 1949 Mercury 4 Door $695 circles. tenuis Foust. whose home is in Graham, has been slapping the seal rovers and heater. 1948 Pontiac Sedanette $495 nan nam tor the Twins.

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