Triangle Nine Wins Overtime Thriller Against Randleman
Triangle Nine outlasted Randleman 7 to 6 in ten innings on the high school field. Fred Howell earned the win with two scoreless frames, Calvin Flynn delivered a go ahead two bagger, and Eddie Dorsett drove in two for Randleman. Webb collected three hits for Triangle Nine as Brown and Leonard worked solidly on the mound.
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Triangle
Randleman
Oe Cave
Fred Meeden
Howell
Calvin Flynn
Eddie Dorsett
Sece
Webb
Joe Byrd
Fred Howell
Eigth
Austin Brown
Brown
Melrose
Tomlinson
McDonald
Rickard
Myers
L. Ingram
Thomas
Leonard
J. Grissom
Fowler
Steelman
Flynn
Dorsett
Byrd
Weston
J. Ingram
Basle
Mowel
Baseball wide mix spans talks on players and earnings
New York reports banter about the Cubs and league standings, Notre Dame’s football shortages, hunting pellets, and Mike Golicton’s colorful tale. Ruth’s lifetime earnings, a quiz on batting leaders, and notes on players Garver and Hinkle fill a broad sports and society roundup.
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New York
Chicago
Notre Dame
Kelly
Sulen
Fighting Irish
Ducks, Unlimited
Wth
Hunters
Mike Goniston
Cardinal
St. Louis
Babe Ruth
Baseball scores and results from yesterday across leagues
International League saw Rochester tied Syracuse and Montreal edging Newark in late innings. American Association reports Columbus and Milwaukee losses while Indianapolis and Kansas City split. Southern Association games include Atlanta over Chattenooogs and Memphis over Birmingham with Mobile beating Nashville. Rain postponed second game.
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International League
Rochester
Syracuse
Montreal
Newark
Toronto
Jersey City
Baltimore
Buffalo
American Association
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Southern Association
Atlanta
Chattenooogs
Memphis
Birmingham
Mobile
Nashville
Little Rock
New Orleans
War Department Girls Defeat Melrose In Softball 7-5
The War Department girls overwhelmed Melrose with eight hits and seven runs. Pitchers D Snyder and D Thornton split the mound duties with Snyder collecting the win and Thornton taking the loss. Umpires Aycock and Howell.
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AGO Lassies
Melrose Girls
War Department
Melrose Lassies
Theii Swatters
Melrose Outfit
D. Thornton
L. Browder
A. Parker
D. Snyder
R. Cook
N Crofts
M. Fox
Errora
D. Edwards
M. Thornton
M. Tyringer
J. Davis
Bean
BE. Childs
D. We
M. Jaynes
Melrose
War Dept
Aycock and
Howell
Georgia Coach to Lead St Mary's Navy Pre-Flight
Lt. Jules V. Sikes, former Georgia Rose Bowl assistant and Navy recruit, will coach the St. Mary's Navy Pre-Flight football varsity in 1944. Commanding officer Clyde W. King announced the assignment, noting Sikes previously coached the flight team last fall after Emerson Nelson guided it. He played at Texas A&M in 1925 26 and 27.
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San Francisco
Jules V. Sikes
Georgia
Navy
St. Mary's Navy
Clyde W. King
Sikes
Emerson
Nelson
Yale
Texas A
M. Varsities
Connie Mack Celebration Honors 50 Years as Manager at Shibe Park
Philadelphia marked Connie Mack’s 50th anniversary as a big league manager with a 29,166 attendance at Shibe Park. President Roosevelt sent congratulations as Mack received a gold box and a $85,000 token from fans. Notable stars including Sisler Collins Baker Speaker Johnson Grove Ruth Cobb Cochrane attended the tribute.
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McGillicuddy
Shibe Park
Philadelphia
New York Yanks
Mack
Philadelphia A’‘s
Pittsburgh
Cornelius McGillibcuddy
Shib Park
Yesteryear
Athletics
Roosevelt
John C. Bell
Pennsylvania
America
Mr. Mack
Landis
Will Harridge
Ford Frick
Connie
Las
George Sisler
St. Louis Browns
Eddie Collins
Frank
Baker
Honus W. R
Pittsburgh Tes
St. Dickey
New York Yankees
Walter Johnson
Washington
Lefty Grove
Tris Speaker
Cleveland Indians
Babe Ruth
Yankee
Mickey Cochrane
A’s
Detroit
Ty Cobb
Yankees
Bobo Newsom
Hank Borowy
George Stirnweiss
Albemarle Takes 3-1 Series Lead in Junior Legion Play
Albemarle baseball pulled ahead in the state Junior Legion series by winning 4 to 1 at Shelby to go three games to one. Pitcher Gibson allowed three hits as Albemarle scored in the first inning on three runs and added another in the eighth. Shelby’s Bill Cooke gave up five hits with three in the first inning.
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Shelby
Albemarle
American Legion
Gibson
Stanly County
Tommy Andrew
Dodger Minor Leaguer Back Under Pitler
Newport News News reports first baseman Gene Dellinger of the Newport News Dodgers is back under manager Jake Pitler who originally gave him his pro start with Olean in the Pony League. He finished the season with Durham in the Piedmont League before the Dodgers moved the franchise to Newport News.
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Carl Hinkle
Vanderbilt
Ned Garver
Newark
Browns
Toledo
Frank Winchell
Jacksonville
Fla
Flor
Mutual Network
Gillette Safety Razor Com
Aigreement
Ted” Pavelli
Detroit Lions
John L. Calvan
Newport News
Gene Dellinger
Newport News Dodgers
Dellinger
Jake Pitler
Dodger Pilot
Olean
Durham
N. C
Brooklyn Dodgers
Haegg Sets Unofficial Two Mile Mark In Stockholm
Gunder Haegg appears to set an unofficial two mile world record with an 8 42.8 at the Stockholm stadium games in Sweden beating the field by 100 meters. Elmbaeter also set a new 5000 meter steeplechase mark at 8 59.6, while Arne Anderson fell short of the 1000 meter record with 2 21.9, three tenths slower than Rudolf Harbig's world best.
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Stockholm
Gunder Haegg
E. Elmbaeter
Arne Anderson
Rudolf Harbig
Germany
Beau Jack Wins Over Montgomery in Madison Square Garden
Beau Jack defeated Bob Montgomery by decision in a Madison Square Garden lightweight title bout. The bout drew 15 822 paying customers with war bond sales totaling 835 864 900 while veterans received tickets. Jack built an early lead with a body attack and finished with a late rally.
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New York
Beau Jack
Bob Montgomery
Madison Square Garden
Edenee le Sitges
Gillette Razor Company
Jack
Ans
Ata. Ga
Montgomery
Ionay
Major League Baseball Results and Tonight's Showdowns
Yesterday the American League results showed Washington routing Boston 7-0 and other scores, while today features Detroit at Chicago with Newhouser or Gentry facing Haynes, Cleveland at St Louis with Kleinman opposing Muncrief, New York at Philadelphia with Donald and Rover against Black and Christopher, and Washington visiting Boston with Haefner or Woods.
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Washington
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Haefner
Hughson
Woods
von Pet
Louis Eeten
National League Scores and Matchups Highlight Weekend Cards
Brooklyn defeated Boston 9 to 4 while Cincinnati beat St Louis 5 to 3 and New York edged Philadelphia 4 to 3. Chicago stopped Pittsburgh 4 to 3. Boston at Brooklyn features Barrett against Gregg or McLish. Philadelphia at New York pairs Barrett with Pischer. Chicago at Pittsburgh has Fleming opposing Ostermuellier.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Rbarrett
Ve. Gregg
McLish
Iight— Barrett
Pischer
Fleming
Ostermuellier
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
Batting led by Musial of St. Louis at .363. Musial also tops runs with 81 and 142 RBIs. Barrett of Pittsburgh has 14 triples and 14 stolen bases. Wilks of St. Louis leads pitchers at 10 wins with a 1.290 ERA. Doerr of Boston leads batting at .329 and RBIs with 75. Stirnweiss of New York- near Chicago, 10-3 steals.
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Musial
St. Louis
Nicholson
Chicago
Hite
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Wilks
Doerr
Boston
Stephens
Stops Boston For Brooklyn By 9-4 Mark
Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Boston Braves 9-4 as Ben Chapman starred with a double and single driving in three runs and scoring three. The game drew 13 065 fans at Flatbush as Chapman shifted from Asheville to the major leagues and helped stop Al Javery. The roundup also notes Bucky Walters winning for Cincinnati and other NL results.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Ben Chapman
Brooklyn Dodger
Ben
Nashville
Asheville
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Chappy
Richmond Colts
Chapman
Richmond
Deacon Branch
Dixie
Jyde King
Boston
Dodgers
Flatbush
Firey Ben
Braves
Rickey
al Javery
Bucky Walters
St. Louis
Cincinnati
al Jurisich
Luby
Bill Boiselle
New York Giants
Phillies
Ken Raffens
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Phil Fini
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Bill Nicholon
Paul Derringer
Max Butcher
YANKS
Connie Mack
Yankees
Hank Borowy
Bobo Newsom
White Sox
Cleveland
Mel Harder
Jake Wade
Johnny Niggeling
Washington
Emmet O'Neil
Detroit
Campaign to hire 2500 railroad maintenance workers
Washington August 4 An intensive drive by the war manpower commission to recruit 2,500 track workers for railroad maintenance and repair across Maryland Virginia West Virginia North Carolina and the District of Columbia was announced by Henry E Treide region IV director The plan prioritizes track worker recruitment through August 12 over other regional programs except food producing labor near canning plants
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Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
District of Columbia
War Manpower Commission
Henry E. Treide
Coneedons
Radio Schedule Corrections for Eastern War Time P M
Corrections to network program times and lineups as late changes. Highlights include 2:00 Army Air Forces Band and Men and Books in Review on CBS News, Women in Blue, Waves and other features. Schedule lists music, talk, dramas, and news blocks across stations CBS NBC and mutual.
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Cbs News
Bia
London
Che Dance Music Orchestra
America
Nbe
Casey
Navy Bulletin Board
Curt Massey
Vagabonds
Ancy
Martin Longe
Army Wings
Quincy Howe
Obs
Larry Page
Biu
Paovle
JH. Fieming
Harry Wismer
Hewall
Art of
Nbhe
Leon Henderson
Ebs
Joe
Dle
American Eagle Club
Mbs
Leland Stowe
Blu En Queen
Nbbe
Ram—Nbe
Miniver
Dbs
Erica
Blu Arthur
Abie
Rose
Blu Frank Singiser
Mbs East
Hale
Inner Sanctum
Blu
Cisco Kid
West
Perade
Chicago
Gage
Orches
Quick Cult
Ming
Barry Wood
Nhe
Guy Lombardo
Blu Reval
Arch Gunnison
Army Services
Che
Cbs
Yesterday's Majors Stars Lead Scoring Rally Week
Several stars delivered key hits as major league games produced wins for the White Sox, Senators, Red Sox, Yankees, Dodgers, Reds, and Cubs. Notable performances include Ortiz and ONeill driving runs in Washington’s 7-5 win, Borowy’s nine hits in New York’s 1-0 victory, and Nicholson’s 4th homer in Chicago’s 4-3 win.
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Janet Wane
White Sox
Cleveland
Lee Ross
Roberto Ortiz
Senators
Emmett O'Neil
Red Sox
Ortiz
Washington
Boston
O'Neill
Hank Borowy
Yanks
Philadelphia
New York
Connie Macknight
Hugh Luby
Grante
Ken Raffensberger
Phils
Ben Chapman
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Bucky Walters
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Nicholson
Cubs
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Umpire Wilkie Cooks Between Rules And Stews
Durham, N C J J Wilkie Piedmont League umpire seen juggling rulebooks and a cookbook during a Duke University Park game proving his two specialty talents. Executrix notice for Albert Phillips Samuels estate runs in Guilford County with claims due by July 1 1945 and payment demanded.
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Tate
Guilford County
North Carolina
Leona Samuels
Commerce St
High Point
N. C
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