Triangle Wins 3rd Series Game In A Close Tilt
Triangle edged Melrose 14 to 13 to narrow the fty championship gap. Key drives came in the eighth inning from William Arroll and Lester Webb as Melrose led 13 12 before Diamond hit a triple and scampered in a run. Webb added four singles, Crofts six for six, Byrd two hits, while Abie Thomas robbed two sure home runs for Melrose. The series continues tomorrow at the high school field with Triangle aiming to clinch.
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Melrose
William Arroll
Lester Webb
Webb
Seris
Sehs
Duke Faces Tough Grid Schedule With Veterans Strong
Duke prepares for a demanding season with 10 veterans and key players like ana saris. The 1943 squad is not as potent as before, but Duke expects stiff tests from Navy Army Pennsylvania Georgia Tech Carolina Wake Forest and others as Coach Cameron gauges spirit and readiness over six weeks.
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Beamer
Blue Devils
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Army
Pennsylvania
Georgia Tech
Carolina
Wake Forest
Carolina Navy Flight
South Carolina
Richmond
Cameron
Carolina grid hopefuls eye fall roster and prospects
The article lists head line candidates and backfield prospects for the Carolina program, naming players such as Weant Warren Goldsboro's tailback Foster and transfers from multiple colleges. It notes summer drills shaped a large, steady outfit with many freshmen and frosh players from various schools and regions.
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Ogo
Walter
Kraus
Art Lowe
Boyce Box
Sox and Red Wings Set To Clash At Finch Field
The Butner combination of the High Thomasville Red Sox and Goshen Red Wings from Pnsboro meet a Camp Bat baseball team this afternoon at Finch Field. Red Sox dropped their last game 7-5 to Randleman.
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Pnsboro
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Red Sox
Randleman
Red Wings
Nor Results Mont League Folk Match Recap
In Mont League action Lynchburg edged Portamouth 4 to 3 while Richmond at Roanoke game was postponed.
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Portamouth
Roanoke
Major League Baseball Daily Standings and Schedule
Baseball scores show Philadelphia 3 Boston 2 and Brooklyn 9 New York 0 with Cincinnati 10 Chicago 7. Pittsburgh at St Louis postponed by rain. Games today feature Brooklyn at New York and Cincinnati at Chicago among others with listed pitchers.
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Barrett
Rich
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Lanier
Senora Ren
Major League Pitchers Set For Tomorrow Games
Details list probable starters for two games each with win loss records. New York at Washington Bonn am. Roser facing Haefner Niggeling. Boston at Philadelphia Woods Bowman vs Christopher Bleck. Chicago at Cleveland Ross Haynes vs Bagby Gromek. St Louis at Detroit Potter Muncrief vs Beck Newhouser.
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Washington
Bonham
Roser
Haefner
Niggeling
Boston
Philadelphia
Woods
Bowman
Christopher
Bleck
Chicago
Cleveland
Ross
Haynes
Bagby
Gromek
St. Louis
Detroit
Camp McCall Wins By Default At Camp Butner
Camp McCall baseball team won by default over Camp Butner when Butner failed to field a team at Camp Butner. McCall traveled to the site but could not play, returning to camp without an on field contest.
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Camp McCall
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Butner
Durham
McCall
Wagering Totals At Nine Tracks Reach 8.36 Million
New York date reports that 150,431 fans wagered a total of 8,359,109 across nine tracks including Belmont Washington Park Narragansett Thistle Downs and Wheeling Downs. The figure compares with 7,708,614 last week and 6,931,248 two weeks earlier.
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Belmont Washington Park
Narragansett
de Igativas Casa
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Thistle Downs
Wheeling Downs
Boston tops Phillies in 9th baseball rally
Boston moves ahead 2 1 in the third on Kell Hamlin and Busch run production. Busch goes 3 for 4 with two RBI as Hamlin earns his sixth win against nine losses.
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Tot McBride
Ao Partee
Mackmen
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Hamlin
Braves Split Doubleheader With Blue Jays
Boston Braves win the nightcap 3-2 after losing the opener 3-0 to the Philadelphia Blue Jays. Frank Drews delivered a ninth inning triple to drive in Damon Phillips as Boston avoided a shutout. Willie Wietelmann, Tommy Holmes and Max Macon contributed with singles, and Blue Jays pitcher Al Gerheauser shut down Boston in game one.
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Philadelphia Blue Jays
Frank Drews
St. Paul
American Association
Damon Phillips
Willie Wietelmann
Tommy Holmes
Max Macon
Jim Wasdell
Macon
Butch Nieman
Ol Kluttz
Blue Jays
Ron Northey
Wasdell
Charlie Letchas
al Gerheauser
Blue Jay
Mercury Club to Meet War Department Girls in High Point Softball Tilt
War Department and Mercury Club announce a Tuesday softball game at High Point High School Athletic Field. Doris Snider will pitch for the War Department Girls, while Edward V. Mitchell reports on Mercury Club plans and lineup uncertainty. Admission is free with an offering to the Polio Fund.
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EDWARD V. MITCHELL _ deff Pierce
Mercury Athletic Club
Doris Snider
War Department
High Point High School
Yim Steele
Mercury Club
Pierce
Ee Lee
Miss Snider
High Point
Polio Fund
Favorites Take Matches In Emerywood Tourney
Nelson Leads Golf Match At Chicago. The all American field sees Nelson slip to 73 for a 211 total, two strokes ahead of Harold Molen and Buck White at Emerywood Country Club. Early rounds advance in Emerywood tourney as second round matches proceed and finals scheduled with Labor Day bonus event.
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Jug) Molen
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Buck White
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School Girl Becomes National Junior Tennis Champion
Shirley Fry of Akron Ohio, 17, won the national junior girls singles title at the 27th grass court tournament in Philadelphia defeating Louise Snow of Bakersfield California 6 0 2 in 38 minutes. Fry and partner Margaret Warner won the doubles title 2 6 6 0 7 5 against Snow and Sylvia Baker.
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Ohio
United States
Sae Cricket
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Bak Id
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Jean Doyle
San Diego
Margaret Warner
Joanne Dunn
Des Moines
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San Francisco
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Jean Clarke
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National Net Event To Have Weak Field
The 63rd national tennis championships at Forest Hills open next Wednesday with a weak field seen as boosting foreign hopes. Pancho Segura of Ecuador and Mexico's Rolando and Armando Vega top the international entries, while Don McNeill, the 1940 champion, looms as a key challenger. Contenders in men's singles include Billy Talbert and Seymour Greenberg. in women's singles Pauline Betz leads a pack featuring Louise Brough Doris Hart Margaret Osborne Dorothy Bundy and Mary Arnold.
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Fred Perry
Don Budge
Holcombe Ward
United States Lawn
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Segura
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J.oe Hunt
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Clemson First Team Defeats Second in Scrimmage 39-7
Clemson, S C, Aug 26. The Clemson Tigers first team defeated the second team 39-7 at the end of five weeks of practice. Eddie Freeman, letterman end, continued his spectacular play.
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Clemson Tigers
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Clemson Player Scorches Opponent With Multi TD Drive
The team featured interceptions and scoring drives as John Poulos, newly moved to quarterback, threw two touchdowns and ran in another. Wingback Billy Poe added two rushing scores and a 45 yard burst while Fullback Bill Rogers tallied an eight yard TD._receiver caught two long passes for 38 and 50 yards. Poulos also scored on a 12 yard run._
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Billy Poe
Clemson
Army
Bill Rogers
Detroit Tigers Buy Walter Wilson and Robert Maier
The Detroit Tigers announced the purchase of Walter Wilson a year old right hand pitcher and Robert Maier a 27 year old infielder from Buffalo of the International League.
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Detroit Tigers
Walter Wilson
Robert Maier
Buffalo
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