Martinsville A's hold slim lead in Carolina league race
Martinsville Athletics show strong hitting and pitching as they blank Winston-Salem 11-0 behind Jim Miller. Raleigh Capitals split with Reidsville 11-2, Burlington edges Greensboro 6-5 in 10 innings, Danville sweeps Durham 13-2 and 14-4. Clayton Sterling drives in four for Leigh’s win over Reidsville. Frank Paulin earns his 15th win.
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Martinsville
A's
Winston-Salem
Jim Miller
Raleigh
Capitals
Reidsville
Burlington
Winston Salem
Greensboro
Danville
Durham
Clayton Sterling
Leigh
Frank Paulin
Bob Falk
Ray Williams
Falk
Pats
Baseball results recap from yesterday across leagues
National League games featured Pittsburgh 9 Brooklyn 1 and New York 7 Chicago 4. Boston 9 St. Louis 3 at night. American League noted Boston 9 Cleveland 8 and Chicago 6 New York 5 with Detroit 7 Philadelphia 4 and St. Louis 6 Washington 5 also at night. State and Carolina leagues showed Concord 3 Albemarle 2 Salisbury 12 Mooresville 58 Statesville 10 Hickory 2 Burlington 6 Greensboro 5 Martinsville 11 Winston-Salem 3 Raleigh 11 Reidsville 2 Danville 13 Durham 2-4.
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G.B
Boston
Vacseeeuees
St Louis
Brooklyn
Washington
Chicago
Weer
Carolina League Pvt
Martinsville
Raleigh
Burlington
Winston-Salem
Danville
Durham
Reidsville
Greensboro
HTOMS
Sual
Iiekory
Mooresville
Lexington
Salisbury
Concord
Albemarle
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
N. Y
Statesville
Hickory
Hi-Tomie
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Sports schedule shows city matchups across leagues
Brooklyn plays Pittsburgh New York meets Chicago Philadelphia faces Cincinnati Boston contests St Louis Chicago hosts New York Cleveland meets Boston Detroit vs Philadelphia St Louis hosts Washington Statesville plays Hi Toms Lessington versus Hickory Concord at Salisbury Mooresville at Albemarne Burlington at Greensboro Winston Salem hosts Martinsville Reidsville visits Raleigh Durham plays Danville
Left or Right Handed in Golf Sparks Pro Debate
A discussion of golf as a sport relying on accuracy over strength. Experts debate whether left handed players should switch to right handed clubs, with Ben Hogan noting no need to change. The article notes balanced course designs and the value of early practice for youth.
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Rook Sappenfield
California
Ben Hogan
Atom
Vern Stephens Sparking Red Sox to Narrow Lead
Vern Stephens delivered a ninth inning home run with one aboard to lift the Boston Red Sox to a 9-8 win over the Cleveland Indians, moving Boston back to first place by a half game as he pursues the MVP. The win capped a surge, with Boston winning 11 of 13 and five straight.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Vern
Little Slug) Stephens
Boston Red Sox
McAllister
N. M
Sox
Boston
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Red Sox
Stephens
Billy Southwor H
Braves
St. Louis
Cardinals
Rooklyn Dodgers
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Johnny Sain
Harry Brecheen
Tommy Holmes
Frank MoeCormick
Clint Conatser
Stan Musial
Kiner
Ralph Kiner
Wally Westlake
Bob Chesney
San Francisco
Brooklyn
Carl Erskine
Jackie Robinson
Dodger
Cerdan Set for New York Arrival Ahead of Title Bout
Marcel Serdan arrives in New York to sign for the middleweight title fight with Tony Zale. The Tournament of Champions also shifts a Yankee Stadium card from Sept 22 to 23 to avoid rain conflicts. The Jersey City program Sept 21 features Lesnevich vs Walcott, as Cerdan returns from Paris after a reception at the airport.
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New York
Tournament of Champions, Inc
Marcel Serdan
Tony
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
Yankee Stadium
Cerdan
Zale
Jersey City
N. J
Gus Lesnevich
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Paris
Thirty-Two Caddies Compete For Education Scholarship
In Columbus Ohio on August 25, thirty-two caddies began the second round of the national caddy golf tournament with a $4 000 college scholarship prize. Defending favorites faltered as Roy Wythers of Lincoln Nebraska advanced by defeating Jack Higgins while Jim Grady of Cincinnati lost to Corky Drinkard of Madison West Virginia. Wythers meets Dave Lisska in the next round after Lisska downed Elmer Pelfrey 5 3.
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Columbus
Husky Roy Wythers
Blond Lincoln
Neb
Wythers
Jack Higgins
Webster Grove
Dave Lisska
Lisska
Elmer Pelfrey
Winchester
Radio Program Time Zone Note
A broadcast notice explains that Eastern Local Time is used and adjustments apply for Central and Mountain zones. It notes that some stations shift relay times to fit local schedules and that last minute changes cannot be included.
Radio Schedule Evening of August 25 with News Highlights
A detailed broadcasting lineup lists a full evening of radio programs across networks Abe CBS MBS and related stations. It includes news reports interviews drama musical programs and varied entertainment from 6:00 PM to midnight with multiple repeats and special features.
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Abe Nowacast
Cbha
Abc-East
Abe Basie
Beulah
Cbs
Abe
Ulton Lewis, Jr
A. Rollin
Rob Crosby
Cbs Lone Ranger
Tmbs
Abe Newa
Cbs Sports
Abe Mr
Chameleon
Ebe
Xavier Cugat
Mbs
Jack Pearl
Abe A Tian Ma
Ul Whiteman
James Melton
Abecl
Hampton
Cbs News
Variety
Abe West
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Chicago White Sox
Comiskey Park
Joe Louis
Ray “Sugar” Robinson
International Soundphoto
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Ray Hardee
Bulls
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Muriel
ANP Usiroamitr Aiwarst
Plormlard Company
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Detroit
Carolina League
N. C
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Lessington
Albemarne
Hitchcock Beverage Company, Inc
High Point Black Bison
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Tax Inc
Vern Stephens
Boston Sox
Butch Henline
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Clyde Sukeforth
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Cubs
Sid Gordon
Dave Koslo
Ken Trinkle
New York Yankees
Yankees
Charlie Keller
Tommenrich
Tony Lupien
Luke Appling
White Sox
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Detroit Tigers
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Athletics
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Johnny, Lipon
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St. Louis Browns
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Bill Kennedy
Philadelphia Phillies
New York City
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WHPRE
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Bill Currie
Whpe-Fm
Marc Rogers
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