Greatest Lions Horse Show To Be Staged In May
High Point and Thomasville Lions clubs prepare for the annual walking horse event at Brookdale stables May 2-4 with George Booth of Tupelo judged. Ten five gaited events prize money, plus walking horse stakes, pony divisions, horsemanship classes, and a $500 Pontiac prize. Mayors Phillips and Pope to award the ticket stub prize via Lions for the blind program.
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High Point
Thomasville Lions Clubs
Brookdale Stables
Thomasville Road
George Booth
D. S. Neill
Booth
Tupelo
Mississippi
Shelbyville
Tennessee
Neill
Aril N. Phillips
R. L. Pope
Thomasville
Lions Program
First Inning Outburst Too Much For Cats
Hawks built a 7 0 lead in the first inning and ran to an 11 6 victory over High Point college. Dwight Upton starred with a triple for the Panthers while Frank Piascik went 3 for 3 for ORD. Moran earned the win for ORD and Summey took the loss.
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Horace Billings
Greensboro
ORD Hawks
High Point College
Hawks
Panthers
Marvin Summey
Feld
Solomon Modica
Counts
George Freese
James Mills
al Catrazzula
Frank McConvery
Moran
Dwight Upton
Panther
Modica
Arthur Griswald
Griswald
Donohue
Quick
Pinkey
Hedrick
Jlock
Vick
Rothrock
Powers
Freese
Upton
Frank Piascik
Soldiers
Ord
High Point
Guilford
Catawba
Pulliam
Cewacaive
Painter
Mills
Piascik
Cutruzvula
McCarvey
Parker
Polak
Stoich
Greeker
Summey
Stockhouse
Weaving Weavers Host Barqs Battlers in Doubleheader
The High Point Weaving softball team meets Barqs battlers of Winston Salem for a doubleheader this afternoon at the high school field. Stoker and Carden are scheduled to pitch for the Weavers.
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High Point Weaving
Barqs Battlers
Winston-Salem
Stoker
Carden
Weavers
Boston Red Sox fall 7 3 as Braves win city clash
Boston Red Sox lose 7 3 to Boston Braves at Fenway Park in game three of the city series. Bill Lee twirled five innings of four hits. Connie Ryan sparked the Braves with two doubles and a steal as Jim "Nary" struggles. Ted Williams went 0 for 2 with a walk. Final game set for tomorrow at Fenway.
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Boston
Big Bill Lee
Boston Braves
Boston Red Sox
Fenway Park
Braves
Jim Nary
Phil Masi
Ski Roberge
Dick Culler
Masi
Robergg
Tommy Holmes
Bama Rowell
Johnny McCarthy
Red Sox
al Flair
Andy Gilbert
Eddie McGah
Flair
Culler
Joe Dobson
Earl
Lefty) Johnson
Ted Williams
Harridge Predicts Baseball's Greatest Interest This Year
Will Harridge foresees a peacetime 1946 season with star returns from service and many young players. He expects pennant races close and a resumption of the All Star game, noting strong fan interest and improved playing calibre across teams.
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Harridge
Chicago
Joe Dimaggio
Ted Williams
Joe Gordon
Bob Feller
Tex Hughson
Fenway Park
Boston Red Sox
Cubs clinch spring city series over White Sox 6 3
Chicago Cubs beat the Chicago White Sox 6 to 3 at Comiskey Park before 11 600 fans to finish their spring exhibition series. Clyde McCullough's three run double capped a five run sixth inning as Edgar Smith struggled in two innings for the Sox. Hank Wyse started for the Cubs and Kay R. Prim finished the game.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
White Sox
Comiskey Park
Clyde MccCullough
McCullough
Wally Moses
Sox
Edgar Smith
Smith
Bruins
Hall Trosky
Hank Wyse
Cubs
Kay Prim
Bison Ready for Week Tests Against Two League Foes
The Black Bison baseball squad prepares for a tough week hosting Greensboro Purple Whirlwind Tuesday and R. J. Reynolds Winston-Salem Friday at the local high field. Greensboro and Winston-Salem each own one conference win to date and claim to field the best team in years. Tony Simeon directs workouts with added help from pitcher Jimmy Rickert who is expected to shoulder a heavy load in the campaign. Tuesday's game marks the Bison’s second conference contest after dropping their opener to Reynolds.
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Bison
Greensboro Purple
R. J. Reynolds High
Winston- Salem
Oth Greensboro
Tony Simeon
Jimmy Rickert
Simeon
Greensboro
R. J. Reynolds
Baseball score snippets from early season games at multiple parks
Scattered box score fragments show Philadelphia and Washington games with partial inning and pitcher lines. Names like Knerr Flores Rosar Hughes Kari Hemaley and Murray Evans appear amid incomplete scores and battery pairings.
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Wrigley Field
Phodadelphia
Philadelphia
Knerr
Flores
Rosar
Hughes
Kari
Hemaley
Washington
Baltimore
Washington al
Anigan
Looks
Murray
Curtis
Wilson
Evans
Baseball Scores and Pitchers From Columbus to Chicago
Score details from multiple Major League games across Columbus Brooklyn St. Louis Pittsburgh Cleveland and Chicago with team abbreviations, innings tallies and listed pitchers Walters Heusser Gumpert Gettel Dickey Higbe Northe Webber Anderson Voi sielle Joyce Sih Adama Lombardi Reynolds Black Isenstat Hayes Lollar Wyse Prim McCullough Dietrich Caldwell Tresh Dickey.
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Brooklyn
New York
Inings
Gumpert
Gettel
Wade
Dickey
Silvestri
Higbe
Northe
Webber
Anderson
Cleveland
Ohio
I Voisselle
Joyce Sih
Adama
Lombardi
Reynolds
Black
Isenstat
Hayes
Lollar
Chicago
Wyse
Prim
McCullough
Smith
Dietrich
Caldwell
Tresh
Bees Rally Past N. C. State 7-6 In Exhibition
Burlington Bees erased a 6-3 deficit in the ninth inning with a four run rally led by singles from Heckel Pinner Zernial Tracy Swell a base on balls to Hank Wilson and Parise’s infield out. Swell delivered the game winning hit in the ninth for a 7-6 victory over N C State College in Burlington.
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Burlington
Bill Sweet
Burlington Bees
N. C. State College
Heckel
Pinner
Zernial
Tracy
Swell
Hank Wilson
Parise
Sweel
State
Bill Stanton
Courts
Kobler
Ramsey
Gibson
Meade Denied License After Unsatisfactory Conduct
New York April 13 Jockey Don Meade failed to regain riding privileges as the Jockey Club of New York denied his license. Stewards cited his unsatisfactory conduct on and off the turf and Mexican disputes, noting a long record with multiple suspensions and no guarantee of a future permit.
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New York
Don Meade
Jockey Club
Becaus
Plankington
Mexico
Mexican Jockey Club
Meade
Mexican Racing Commission
Don
Herb Fischer
Broker
Phillies and Athletics Open City Series at Shibe Park
The 1940s teams open the baseball season at Shibe Park in a two game city series. The Phillies and Athletics arrive from the path yesterday with the rivalry tied at two wins apiece, the series concluding tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Athletics
Shibe Park
Local leaders named in Maryland women’s college role
Pete Smith Doris Brown Cra ven Betty Darby and William H. Moore also known as Dinty Moore, Naval Academy cruise coach, serves as president of the Maryland iCollege for Women at Lutherville.
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William H
Dinty) Moore
U. S. Naval Academy
Maryland iCollege For
Lutherville
Derby horse named for sports writer in Detroit Times
Rob Murphy, Kentucky Derby eligible and winner of the Arkansas here by, was named for the sports editor of the Detroit Times. Dave Ferguson, Detroit sports man and owner of the chestnut colt, has another winner he named for Buck Weaver, turf writer for the Louisville Times. Buck Weaver, however, is not eligible for derby.
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Stark Pilot
Maine Chance Farm
Sickle Floradora
Star Pilot
Coldstream Stud
Ardsley
Louisville
Rob Murphy
Detroit Times
Dave Ferguson
Detroit
Buck Weaver
Louisville Times
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