Owner Bob Carpenter Vows Pennant Bid In Five Years
Atlantic City June 4 Bob Carpenter owner of the Phillies vows to turn the club into pennant contenders within five seasons. He outlines plans for a farm system and financial backing from duPont while recounting his talks with Branch Rickey Tom Yawkey and Herb Pennock. He warns other NL owners not to fear a young buyer with money and stresses developing homegrown talent over buying a quick pennant.
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Twin Triumphs Boosts Chisox Streak to Six
Chicago White Sox win twice over the Washington Senators to stretch their streak to six. In the 6 to 6 ten inning opener Ed Lopat scattered six hits while Tom Turner homered for Chicago. The second game featured ten safeties off Haginer Candini and Carrasquel as the Sox ran away 9 to 1.
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Pira Homers Help Bucs Beat Giants Twice
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the New York Giants 9-4 in game one and 7-4 in game two, fueled by multiple home runs led by Babe Dahlgren and Jim Russell. Ostermueller earned the win in the opener as Dahlgren and DiMaggio supplied the power. a second matchup featured further runs but mirrored the Pirates’ offensive surge.
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Indians Rally To Split Doubleheader With Yankees
Cleveland tops New York 4 3 in the second game after losing the opener 8 4 in 11 innings. Arlie Reynolds pitched the win as Steve Gromek finished, with three Indians and ten Yankee hits. In the first game the Yankees erased a 3 6 deficit but fell in the 11th. Don Savage tripled for two runs as Cleveland led 4 3 late.
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Viscose and Highcoal Prepare for War League Showdown
Viscose and Highcoal, the league's top two teams, clash at Kanawha Park tonight at 7:30, with defending champion Red Sox hurt by yesterday’s 9-5 loss to duPont. Viscose edged Carbide 6-2 in 11 innings in the first game, Rubber posting a 3-0 win over American Fork and Hoc behind Rocky Richards.
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Baseball game at Nitra features Viscose vs Garkide showdown
In a tense afternoon at Nitra the Viscose team faced Garkide with Lilly, Hartigan and Brothers delivering key plays. Viscose’s early lead collapsed as Dorsey held the line but a late error allowed a crucial score, ending in a narrow defeat for Dorsey and his squad.
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Notice of Fiduciary Accounts In Kanawha County WV
Commissioner lists fiduciary accounts before him including Eacewna Banking and Trust Company as Trustee under Peter Sings Will and Guardian for James Thomas Crawford Infant. Also National Bank of Commerce as Executor of P E Hols Estate and other executors administrators and guardians for multiple estates and incompetents. Given under the seal June 1 1944 by Charles McHale Commissioner of Accounts for Kanawha County. Address 206 Security Building Charleston WV. Dividend of 15 cents per share declared. meeting and details to follow at 3 PM June 15. C H McHenry Secretary.
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Iowa Pitcher Hurls No Hit No Run Game
Ken Galpin pitched a no run no hit game for the Iowa Navy Seahawks as they defeated the Des Moines Collegians 13 to 0. The righthander walked two and struck out six, delivering Navy’s first no hit contest of the season. Line score shows 000 010 000 for the Collegians and 540 000 13 for the Seahawks.
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Richardson and Moore Win Season Opener Over Jays at Glenwood
The Richardson and Moore softball team defeated Jimmy Jarretts Jays 5 to 4 at Glenwood Field to open the season. They will meet Cabell School on Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. at Glenwood with a chance to build early standings.
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Syracuse to Return to Grid In 1944 Football Plan
Syracuse University will resume football and basketball in 1944 after a one year lapse. The football schedule will center on Cornell and Colgate with games at Syracuse set for September 23 and November 13. Athletics director Lewis P. Andreas cites reduced army training as enabling intercollegiate play and expects balanced competition as navy program varsity stars are unlikely this season.
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Double Headers Carter and Shoun Hurl Four Hitters
Lefty Carter and Clyde Shoun each pitched four hits as the Cincinnati Reds swept both ends of a doubleheader with the Braves. They won 1-0 and 7-3, with Arnold contributing at the plate in the second game.
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Reds hammer Braves in nightcap as Walker stars with four hits
Walker powered a 14 hit nightcap for Cincinnati, driving in three and sending Nate Andrews to defeat. In the opener Gee homered, while Walker added four hits and three RBIs as the Reds defeated the Braves. Game details include line scores, managers, umpires, time of 1:44, and an attendance around 23 thousand.
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Dickey Sworn In as Navy Lieutenant in Memphis
Bill Dickey, famed catcher for the New York Yankees, was sworn into the naval reserve in Memphis as a deck volunteer specialist. He will report to Fort Schuyler after the ceremony at the Memphis office of naval officer procurement.
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