Baseball Scoreboard Across Leagues Results and Schedules
Scores from the American League National League International League American Association Southern Association Carolina Piedmont and State Leagues with team names and results plus upcoming night games and listed pitchers and matchups for Chicago New York Pittsburgh St Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati Baltimore Jersey City Syracuse Buffalo Toronto Montreal and others.
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Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Jersey City
Newark
Syracuse
Buffalo
Rochester
Toronto
Montreal
International
Seer
Ersey City
AS Ation
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Seesess
Sneer
St. Paul
Toledo
Columbus
Kansas City
York
Washington
Night baseball matchups headline list
Regional schedule features New York at Chicago Dubiel versus Caldwell Reston at St Louis O Neill against Shirley Philadelphia at Detroit two pairings Plores Newsom Bowles versus Newhouser Mueller Washington at Cleveland twi night Holbrow Preretts against Gromek Center Raleigh Greensboro Durham Burlington Winston Salem Danville Leaksville Martinaville Statesville Thomasville Lexington Hickory Concord Landis Mooresville Salisbury
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New York
Chicago
Gette
Dubiel
Caldwell
Reston
St. Louis
O'Neill
Shirley
Philadelphia
Detroit
Plores
Newsom
Bowles
Newhouser
Mueller
Washington
Cleveland
Holbrow
Preretts
Gromek
State League
Statesville
Thomasville
Lexington
Hickory
Concord
Landis
Mooresville
Salisbury
Durham
Pee Enennee
Ase
Winston-Salem
Ovensee
Greensboro
Holmes Leads In Batting And Runs In Major League Standings
The Associated Press list shows Holmes of Boston with a .370 batting average and 108 runs, Rosen of Brooklyn close in runs with 94 and 154 hits, while Walker of Brooklyn leads RBIs with 98 and doubles with 35. Olmo tops triples with 13 and shares power with several players.
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Holmes
Boston
Cavarretta
Chicago
Rosen
Brooklyn
Walker
Olmo
Rucker
Newark
Pafko
Tin
Phoenix
Cians
Romans
Harridge Sees Boom Times For Baseball
CHICAGO August 20 I believe baseball will enjoy a prosperous post war period thanks to servicemen civilian fans and wartime broadcasts. He cites army navy news coverage films and base service clubs as key to expanding fan bases and producing new players for the American League in the next decade.
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Chicago
Army
Navy
Baseball season stat leaders list by team and player
Stolen bases Schoendienst 21 for St Louis Barrett 17 for Pittsburgh. Pitched Pagseau 14 4 for Chicago Wyse 18 7. Batting Cuccinello 333 Chicago Case 416 Washington. Runs Stirnweiss 14 Stephens 70 New York St. Louis. RBI Etten 73 Stephens 6. Hite Stirnweiss 134 Stephens 128. Doubles MacQuinn 25 Bourdeau 24 Binks 24. Triples Stirnweiss 14 Moses 12. Home runs Stephens 14 R Johnson 12 Seerey 12. Stolen bases Myatt 24 Case 20. Pitching Ferriss 19 6 Benton 11 4.
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Schoendienst
St. Louis
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Pagseau
Chicago
Wyse
Cuccinello
Case
Washington
Stirnweiss
New York
Stephens
R. Johnson
Boston
Seerey
Cleveland
Myatt
Ferriss
Benton
Detroit
Sports Roundup Weaves Plans Across Baseball and Football
The roundup notes the Boston Yanks beginning football training with 21 veterans. Jack Kearns hints at outdoor camps for Jake Lamotta and Ray Robinson in Chicago this September. Mentions Vince optioned to Kingsport and Mutan sent to Portsmouth, plus Chet Gladchuck aiding Kings Point gridDer and Moore General hospital team in Asheville with Spud Chandler and Ron Northey appearing in new roles.
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New York
Boston Yanks
Jack Kearns
Jake Lamotta
Ray Robinson
Chicago
Jake
West Side
Ray
Vince Vince
Kings
Appalachan
Durham
Carolina Loop
Mutan
Portsmouth
Chet Gladchuck
Boston College
Giants
Earl Brown
Kings Point Merchant Marine Academy
Moore General
Asheville, . C
Greensboro Ords
Spud Chandler
Philly
Ron Northey
Rookie Mutan Could Be Promoted By Atlanta Crackers
Rookie Vince Mutan of the Atlanta Crackers may be moved up if the season extends, as speculation grows about his future role with the team.
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Vince Mutan
Atlanta Crackers
Enidaires Triumph Over Greensboro In National Semi Pro Clash
Enidaires of Enid Oklahoma defeated Greensboro ORD 12 to 2 as the 1945 national semi pro baseball tournament continued. Lockbourne Army Field beat Camp Chaffee 7-2 while other Sunday games saw Columbia South Carolina 12 Fort Benning 11 and Sioux Falls 7 Suffolk County 3. Fourth round play extends through Monday with Kearns Eagles beating Crington 9-1.
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Wichita
Kans
Shermanfield
Orlando
Fla
Army Air Field
Lockbourne
Army Field
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Columbia
S. C
Fort Benning
Sioux Falls
Suffolk County
AAF
Enidaires
Enid
Okla
Greensboro
N. C
Tickets On Sale Today For Carolina Grid Home Games
North Carolina announces over the counter ticket sales at Woollen Gymnasium starting Monday for four home games this fall with general public and alumni eligibility. Duke classic tickets go on sale later as printers deliver. Schedule includes Georgia Tech September 29, Cherry Point Marines October 20, Wake Forest November 17, Virginia December 1.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Woollen Gymnasium
R. A. Fetzer
Durham
Carolina
Georgia Tech
Cherry Point Marines
Wake Forest
Virginia
Dodgers to hold August tryout camp at High Point
Branch Rickey Jr announced a Dodgers baseball tryout camp for youths 16 and over in High Point August 27 28 and 29. Ray Wayworth will run the camp with likely Frank Rickey as an assistant and Dodger scouts may participate.
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Byrooklyn Dodgers
High Po
Branch Ricy, Jr
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Mercury Athclub
Sys- High Point
Ray Hayworth
Point
Hayworth
Dodger
Detroit Tigers
Yworth
Zanesville
Ohio
Wid Matthews
Bowen
Isville Tommies
Frank Rickey
Matthews
Elhotel
High Point
Guilford County
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ray Wayworth
Mercury Athletic Club
Frank Rickey Dodger
Rex Bowen
Thomasville
Ivory Hunters
Opening games Spark Several Baseball Clashes Across Leagues
Yesterday in major league action Harry Lowrey and Hank Borowy powered the Cubs over the Giants 3-1 in the opener. Borowy pitched eight hits through the nightcap. Mauney and Foxx starred for Phillies in a 5-0 opener and 4-2 nightcap win. Greenberg Cullenbine homered in the Tigers 6-1 win. Niggeling and Hayes fueled a 9-3 Cleveland victory. Gillenwater and Marion delivered late heroics for Braves and Cardinals in a 3-4 split. Johnson and Stephens produced a 13th inning Browns win. Grove blanked the Yankees for White Sox in a split. Gustine sparked Pirates Dodgers 4-2 nightcap victory.
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Harry Lowrey
Hank Borowy
Cubs
Lowrey
Giants
Borowy
Dick Mauney
Jimmy Foxx
Phillies
Mauney
Reds
Foxx
Hank Greenberg
Roy Cullenbine
Tigers
Buddy Hall
Athletics
Greenberg
Cullenbine
Hall
Johnny Niggeling
Senators
Frank Hayes
Indians
Niggeli
Hayes
Cleveland
Rden Gillenwater
Braves
Marty Marion
Gillenwater
Marion
Bob Johnson
Red Sox
Vern Stephens
Browns
Johnson
Stephens
Orval Grove
White Sox
Yankees
Frank Gustine
Pirates
Dodgers
Legion Nines Play Tonight in Se Southeastern Tourney
The American Legion Southeastern sectional tournament opens tonight in Charleston with Shelby North Carolina region 9 champion versus Meridian Mississippi region 8 winner. The College Park diamond opener was postponed due to heavy rain. A feed shortage, especially roughage, hampers North Carolina dairy and beef cattle industries per Dr. James H. Hilton at State College. The 1945 cotton loan program uses bale gross weight as its base.
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Charleston
S. C
American Legion
Shelby
N. C
Meridian
Miss
College Park
North Carolina
James H. Hilton
State College
Fifty Seven Local Men Report Discharges to Draft Boards
Discharged service members reported to draft boards four and five. Names include Glenn A. Causey Jesse Hugh Cosner Clemens T. Kearns Henry Allen Rex Edmonds Claude H. Kane Cliford H. Brookshire John D. Lowe Jesse James Major C. Robinson and others. A second list cites John Franklin Hassell Clarence Lemar Oates Jack McLean Packer Rowan Shields Welborn Jr. Ray Lee Hunsucker Charles Thomas Mackenfuss Cather Kermit Priddy and Charles Elkin Johnson.
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Draft Board
Glenn A. Causey
Jesse Hugh Cosner
Clemens T. Kearns
Henry Allen
Rex Edmonds
Claude HH. Kane
Cliford H. Brookshire
John D. Lowe
Jesse James
Major C. Robinson
William M. Spencer
Robert B. Cornwell
Johnnie W. Woolard
William R. Farrington
Paul C. Brady
Walter R. Mann
Fred G. Noah
Henry M. Hartgrove
Samuel M. Poole Jr
Gregg
Garner
Sinclair P. Horney
Hampretus Miller
Bill J. Thornburg
John C. Frits
James G. Grissom
George F. Bush
Robert G. Payne
Curtis J. Armstrong
Rober R. James
Roy ©. Wall
Ernest Campbell
William HH. Simmons
Burlon L. Bailey
James T. Robertson
Andrew P. Taylor
Dewey V. Williams
Graham F. Campbell
John C. Herring
William W. Land
Wesley &. Millis
Walter D. Steelman
Robert R. Thrower
Thurman L. Kelly
Glenn Ray
Ernie G. Webb
Robert S&s. Thompson
James R. Gates
Thomas M Jones
John BR. Armstrong
Army
John Franklin Hassell
Clarence Lemar Oates
Jack McLean Packer
Rowan Shields Welborn, Jr
Ray Lee Hunsucker
Charles Thomas Mackenfuss
Cather Kermit Priddy
Charles Elkin Johnson
Fire damages High Point print shop and burns worker
Fire at Hall Printing Co. injures McKinley Armstrong a 1?-year-old Negro. He is hospitalized with severe burns from an oil can that ignited while cleaning a press. The Industrial Lithograph Co. beneath suffered stock damage from flames and sprinklers. One of two printing jobs nearly finished, the High Point College annual, was destroyed.
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McKinley Armstrong
Hall Printing Co
Industrial Lithograph Company
High Point College
Patrol officer Hatcher takes command of state highway patrol
Morganton officer Raleigh Hatcher after army service in Germany as lieutenant colonel was sworn in as major in charge of the state highway patrol and safety division. The Springfield Memorial association held its 17th annual meeting with hundreds present. City workers plan an outing at the city lake in September after last year’s polio cancelled picnic. Thomasville reports infantile paralysis in an 18 month old child of Pfc and Mrs John T. Rich of 200 National Highway.
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Raleigh H. J
Doggy) Hatcher
Morganton
Germany
State Highway Patrol
Mth
Springfield Memorial Association
Springfield
Thomasville
Pfc
John T. Rich
Borowy blank Giants as Cubs sweep twin bill
Hank Borowy pitched the Chicago Cubs to an 8-0 win over the New York Giants securing his first National League shutout. The Cubs also won the opener 8-0 with Ray Primus Feldman 3-1 in the other game. The doubleheader saw mixed results for other teams with Detroit and Washington splitting, and Philadelphia taking two from Cincinnati.
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Hank Borowy
New York
Giants
Borowy
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Fordham Hank
Cubs
Ate Ray Primate Feldman
Boston
BILLS
Leafs Extend Lead In Flag Chase With 7-0 Win
Danville’s Leafs strengthened their hold atop the league, beating Raleigh 7-0 as they scored on Fiest and Pingoin and Adams shut them down. The Caps dropped to five losses in seven, while Leaksville fell 12-2 to Burlington Bees. Martinsville defeated Durham 11-5, Winston-Salem beat Greensboro 10-4, and a curfew ended a 9th inning game tied 1-1.
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Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Martinsville
Durham
Danville
Raleigh
Burlington
Leaksville
Leafs
Carolina
Twins
City budget absorbs most surplus as city finances improve
City officials say the adopted budget uses most of the cash surplus of 419 472 88 leaving a strong fiscal outlook at year end. Major appropriations include 126 800 for Willowbrook and Perry streets, 25 000 for Greensboro High Point airport, 46 000 to capital reserve, and 95 000 to retire callable bonds. The additions total 311 800 with extra capital equipment to follow if funds allow. The capital reserve grows to 190 722 with 40 000 added and remains untouchable for current needs.
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Willowbrook
Perry Street
Greensboro High Point
Capital Reserve Fund
Four youths held for string of robberies in town
Four youths aged 16 or 17 are in custody over a week of robberies. Raymond H Hunsucker and Gene Ronald Sipes were caught in the act at Collins Auto Supply, joined by Odell Cecil. James F. Hunsucker is on bond for three prior robberies. Police say thefts at Royal Cleaners Beeson’s Hardware and Center Theatre were small in value. An unrelated robbery at Big Bear on English Street yielded cash. Police also report two men arrested and warrants issued for two others in a multiyear wholesale paint theft ring linked to Marietta Paint and Color.
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Raymond H. Hunsucker
Mangum Avenue
Odell F. Cecil
Mangum
Gene Ronald Sipes
Carter Street
Collins Auto Supply
S. Wrenn Sr., Across From the Police Station A Fourth Boy, James F. Hunsucker
Raymond
Royal Cleaners
Beeson’s Hardware
Center Theatre
Big Bear
English Street
Marietta Paint and Color Company
Hugh Childress
Hugh Childress, Inc
Ralph Starnes
Vick Paint and Paper Com
War honorees list include medals for several service members
The report names Capitol Henry M. Baker from 710 Rockford Road receiving the air medal with the China Wing of the Air Transport Command. Sergeant Bernice C. McAdams of Thomasville earned the Combat Infantryman’s Badge at Pinney General Hospital in Georgia. Privates Dallas B. Hill of Guam and Edward Paul Justice Jr. for operations in Germany, and Corporal Warren Hussey of Virginia Avenue for Holland actions. William E. Smith of Chandler Street earned a commendation with ribbon aboard a submarine. Bruce Gray of Thomasville received a presidential citation with oak leaf cluster for Germany. Major George D. Webster of Parkway earned a gold star in lieu of a second bronze star for leadership in the Iwo Jima battle.
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Bernice CC. McAdams
Thomasville
Pinney General Hospital
Georgia
Dallas BD. Hill
Council
Guam
Edward Paul Justice, Jr
Germany
Cpl
Warren 4. Hussey
Virginia Ave
Holland
William E. Smith
Chandler Street
Pic
Bruce & Gray
Rt. 1
George D. Webster
S31 Parkway
Iwo Jima
Deaths in High Point Area Include Mrs J B Church
A weekly death list from High Point and vicinity notes Mrs J B Church aged 83 Winifred M Hicks 38 Mrs C B Stout 75 of 704 Barbee Street and infant son of Mr and Mrs T B Wrenn. Also AMVET post plans in High Point discussed and Charles L Amos hospitalized after a fall. city public services costs rise per utilities department report.
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High Point
Hubert T. Lee
J. Bk. Church
Winifred M. Hicks
C. B. Stout
Barbee St
David Harrell Wrenn
T. B. Wrenn
Warrants Issued for Warehouse Operator and Suspect
Warrants have been issued for 8. S. Hurt, operator of a warehouse on Courtesy road, and Carlos Johnson of 1005 Ashebcrest. Five others are being held on charges of larceny and receiving stolen goods in connection with the case.
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Associated Press
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Workman
Yrth Carolina
Allan Eres
Atlantic Company
Charlotte
Hugh Fullerton, Jr
ORD
Carolina Grid
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Gastonia
Marie Darby High Point
Helen Briles Allen Jay
Doris Edwards
Delphine Thornton
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Les Webber
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Brooks
Ralph Branca
Dave Ferriss
St. Louis Browns
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al Hollingsworth
United States
Hitchcock Beverage Company
Guilford Avenue
City Finance
Henry M. Baker
Rockford Road
Air Medal
China
Air Transport Command
T. & Smith
Asheboro
Adams-Millis Corporation
Sheraton Hotel
Charles L. Amos
Public Utilities Department
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