Millers Edge Thomasville In Dual Exhibition Tilt
Fisher’s squad split the games against Lexington and Concord with Thomasville edging past in the late innings. RBI by Morgan De Frank Readmer Rush and Radmer powered the win. Smith took the loss as Fisher struck out 14. Batted for Williamson in the ninth. Radmer and De Frank each added two steals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Concord
Tech
Ville
Lexington
Fisher
Smith
Williamson
RBI
Morgan
de- Frank
Readmer
Rush
Radmer
Forbes
Noah
Tanner
Schwarts
Baseball Scoreboard Highlights From League Results
American League shows Chicago 11-1 and New York 6-6 with other results. National League and minor leagues list rains and postponements along with Carolina and State League winners. Tonight’s games include Washington at Chicago and Boston at Detroit among several night matches and many area matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wolff
Chicago
Caldwell
Philadelphia
Knerr
St. Louis
West
Boston Ferris
Detroit
Newhouser
New York
Donald
Cleveland
Smith
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Carolina League
Danville
Leaksville
Martinsville
Burlington
Winston-Salem
State League
V. L
Garden State Prepares for Opening Day Amid Friday 13th Odds
Camden N J July 3 racing fans weigh luck for Garden State Park opening day Friday the 13th with stakes including the $25,000 Garden State and Rancocas under card as eligibles wheel into the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Garden State Park
Garden State
Lettuce Core Cut To Separate Leaves
Instructions describe removing the core with a knife and flushing water through the head to separate the leaves. The description emphasizes using running water to loosen the ves from the core.
Bid inference and missteps in a bridge contract
A South dealer case shows poor cooperation between partners. North’s weak preference and South overbidding lead to a failed contract, as North should have closed the bidding rather than steer South toward a forced game. The article analyzes responsibility in suit choice and bidding discipline.
Kiwanis Rally Beats ABM Club 5 1 in Red Shield Series
Kiwanis club nine defeated American Business Men's club 5 to 1 to open the second half of the Red Shield series. After a close start the Kiwanis pulled away in the fourth with four runs and added one more in the fifth to seal the win at college field Lions club beat Jay Cees 4 0 in a tight game after the third inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
A. Boys
Kiwanians
Kiwanis Boys
College Field
Lions Club
Lions
Jay Cees
Davis
Kiwanis
Grant
Swiggett
A. B
Land
Ss Rac Ah Ko Bk
Ab Bee
Ecd
Wrenn
Powell and Hamlett
Brooklyn Race Card Tops July Belmont Meet After Move
New York July 3 4 four major races offer purses of 25000 or more as Brooklyn handicap moves to Belmont park from Aqueduct to handle crowds. Brooklyn could total 59300 if ten start Santa Anita Santa Margarita 50000 added Arlington Equipoise mile Yankee handicap at Suffolk Downs 25000 Diamond State at Delaware 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Suffolk Downs
Delaware
Boston Braves Outfielder Tops Major League Batting Pace
New York July 3 Tommy Holmes Boston Braves outfielder batted .500 for the week ending Sunday and widened his lead in the National League with 13 hits in 26 at bats lifting his average to .397. Tony Cuccinello of the Chicago White Sox fell one point to .341 but still led the American League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tommy Holmes
Boston Braves
Holmes
Tony Cuccinello
Chicago White Sox
Carolina Loop Struggles For Fourth Spot In League Standings
In Raleigh on July 3 the Carolina league nearing the Fourth of July week saw Danville Raleigh and Leaksville secure margins in the top division while Winsville battled Burlington for a fourth place, Winston-Salem absorbed four hits from Raleigh but the Caps won three to one. Charlie Timm earned his 10th win, Danville swept Greensboro 14-3 with 16 hits, and Martinsville overwhelmed Burlington 18-3 after a high error count and 30 total hits. Arlington briefly led before Martinsville's eight-run burst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Greensboro
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Martinsville
Burlington
Leaksville-Durham
Leaksville
Winsville
Onlme
Mark Tching
M Ed Ya
Jackson
Caps
Charlie Timm
Washburn
Leafs
Martinsville-Burlington
Arlington
Eolt
Baseball density claims fuel quirky 1941 roundups
ISPORTS ROUNDUP notes inflated notions of towns boasting the most baseball players per square mile. It lists Tulsa Dubuque Butte and others with figures for players and teams, plus Army and sports staff updates including Sgt. Buddy Baer at Camp Lee and Lt. Boo Warren at the Georgia pre flight school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tulsa
Okla
Dubuque
Butte
Mont
America
Using
Mich
Norristown
Valley Forge General Hospital
Madison
Wis
Holyoke
Mass
Hastings
Neb
Wisconsin ‘Rapids
Williamson
W. Va
Rself
Buddy Baer
Special Services
Camp Lee
Buddy
Boo Warren
Georgia
Athens Country Club
Navy
We Zinkoff
Philadelphia
Iceland
Zink
Tommy Bell Reflects On Fritzie Zivic Fight
Youngstown native Tommy Bell recalls the Zivic bout and says it taught him to fight rough, shaping his approach in future matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Bell
Youngstown, O
Illinois coach target amid Navy discharge delay
Burt Ingwersen, moving from North Carolina preflight to Chicago area, is poised to sign as Illinois football coach when Navy discharge is approved. Meanwhile a Red Cross benefit show at Ebbets Field July 19 pits gag writers and columnists against roadshow comedians to aid charity. Tucson semi pro baseball season sees five teams tied atop after six weeks. Nat Fleischer reports a boxing debt of seven thousand six hundred dollars from early records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Ingwersen
North Carolina
Chicago
U. of Dlinois
Tucson
Ariz
Nat Fleincher
Duke Football Faces Massive Backfield Shuffle for 1940
Duke opens practice July 30 under coach Ed Cameron with nine backfield players from the Sugar Bowl squad missing. Among 36 players from the New Orleans trip, 28 are absent, including all regular tackles and the fullback corps. Returning quarterback is John Krista, while only two tailbacks survive, forcing promotions from freshmen and navy trainees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Carver
Cliff Haggerty
Paul Stephens
Jim LaRue
Clinton
Okla
Navy
Tom Davis
Lee Spears
C. B. Waterman
John Krista
Cliff Lewis
Ed McMillan
George Clark
Wilson
N. C
Johnny Bortner
York
Fights Last Night Roundup From Nine Cities
Boxing results from Chicago Baltimore New Orleans Milwaukee Providence Bangor and Bangor Maine show multiple bouts. Sugar Costner and Roy Lewis scored knockouts while Joe Reddick Bert Lytell and Joey Angelo won on points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George “Sugar” Costner
Cincinnati
Mike Sopko
Ind
Roy Lewis
Muncie
Bobby Lee
Baltimore
Joe Reddick
Newark
N. J
Johnny Finazzo
Ellis Stewart
Bert Daniels
New Orleans
Bert
Milwaukee
al Gomez
Pedro Firpo
Camden
Jimmy Sherrer
Gene Gudgill
Dayton
Providence
Joey Angelo
Philadelphia
Mario Torres
New York
Cerefino Bronconi
Fall River
Jimmy Stewart
New Haven
Bangor
Paul Frechette
Lowell
Mass
Leo Methot
Montreal
Ted Kid Roy
al Wooster
Frankfort
Atlantic Air lines proposes day coach air route links New England to deep south
S J Solomon head of Atlantic Airlines filed with the civil aeronautics board for a certificate to operate low cost air service between Providence Rhode Island and New Orleans. Intermediate stops include Springfield Hartford New York Newark Trenton Philadelphia Wilmington Baltimore Washington Norfolk Danville Richmond Harrisburg Staunton Lynchburg Roanoke Bristol VA Winston Salem Greensboro High Point Asheville Charlotte Spartanburg Greenville Tri City Kingsport Johnson City Athens Atlanta Rome Anniston Birmingham Montgomery Mobile. Solomon argues postwar air travel must be affordable for average travelers and that many cities would gain service where such low rates are new.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
Deep South
S. J. Solomon
Atlantic Airlines, Inc
Civil Aeronautics Board
United States
Atlantic Airlines
Solomon
Revidence
Rhode Island
New Orleans
Springfield
Mass
Hartford
New Helen
Asheville
Charlotte
N. C
Spartanburg
Greenville
S. C
Tri-City
Bristol, Va
Tenn
Kingsport
Johnson City
Dressing and Mustard Flavors Not Nutritive Substitutes
Salad dressings and mustard flavored spreads add flavor and some calorie value to sandwiches but should not be used as a substitute for butter or fortified margarine to meet nutritive requirements.
Athlete Killed by Lightning at Raleigh Field
Pvt. James T. Matthews of Covington Virginia was struck and killed while jogging around the North Carolina State College athletic field. He was part of the army specialized training group at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Pvt
James T. Matthews
Covington
North Carolina State College
Army
Titan Hanover Top Favorite As Trotter
Titan Hanover is touted as the 1945 trotting champion as he prepares for a summer campaign beginning July 12 at North Randall. The Arden Homestead colt, winner of multiple two year old records, aims for the Hambletonian at Goshen on August 8 and could threaten world records with his speed and temperament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlo Robertson
New York
Titan Hanover
North Randall
Ohio
Calumet Chuck
Lexington
Arden Homestead
E. Roland Harriman
Elbridge
Harry
Delaware
Old Orchard Beach
Goshen
Dean Hanover
Proctor
McLin Hanover
Will Dickerson
General Manor
Arden Homestead Stable
Titan
Dickerson
Tommy Holmes Aims to Break N L Hitting Streak Record
Boston July 3 Tommy Holmes of the Braves has raised his hitting streak to a career best run after a hitless start a month ago. He seeks to reach at least six more consecutive games and surpass Roger Hornsby’s modern National League mark of 33 straight games set in 1922. Zack Wheat previously held the left handed record at 29 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Tommy Holmes
Braves
Roger Hornsby
Zack Wheat
N. L
Devil Diver Aims for Triple Handicap Triumph
New York July 3 Devil Diver the Greentree stable’s topweighted 132 pound handicap racer seeks a rare triple victory in the 57th Brooklyn Handicap and related stakes at the upcoming meeting. He already won the Metropolitan and Suburban handicaps this season, last achieved by Whisk Broom II in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Devil Diver
Greentree
Brooklyn
Whilk Broom II
Radio Program Schedule With Corrections and Show Lineup
The listing outlines a dense radio schedule for Eastern War Time with hour adjustments for Central War Time and Music War Time. It includes serials news programs sports commentary dramas and variety shows featuring named hosts and performers such as Farrell Sparrow Ireene Wicker Tom Mix Dick Tracy Superman Jack Armstrong Lowell Thomas Raymond Swing Jerry Lewis and Ginny Simms with various stations and time blocks noted.
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Farrell
Abe Sparrow
the Hawk
Dbs
Dhs
Walter Kiernan
Abc-East
Terry
Abc-West
Hick Carter
Abc
Edwin C. Hill
Cbs
Dick Tracy
Mbs-West
Jack Armstrong
Mbs
Lowell Thomas
Abc World News
Charlie Chan
Abc-Basic
Treene Wicker
Tom Mix
Como
Abe
Ted Husing
Cbs News
Yabe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Danny O'Neil
Ce Raymond
Ginny Simms
Abe Frank Singiser
Mbs East
Don Gardiner
Judy
Ahe Theater of Romance
Alan Young
Falcon
Mbe
Mvstery Theater
Norman Corwin
Guy Lombardo
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Mbhe
Victor Borze
Ahe
the Doctor
Che Sabcides
Che Sumner Welles
Sotner Moseley
Perle
Janet Flanner
Sigmund Romberg
Congress
The
Sunner Club
Reneat
Che & A
Browns sweep Red Sox as Kreevich stars in opener
Mike Kreevich hit a bases loaded homer in the first game and doubled in the tying and winning runs in the nightcap to lead the Browns past the Red Sox twice. Ed Lopat pitched for the White Sox as Chicago split a twin bill with the Yankees, helping move into third place in the American League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Kreevich
Browns
Red Sox
Ed Lopat
White Sox
Sox
Chicago
Yankees
Busher Faces Field in Santa Anita Seventeenth Stakes
Arcadia Calif July 3 The world's richest race for fillies and mares the Santa Anita Semte Margarita Stakes offers Busher a 126 pound weight challenge in a mile and one sixteenth test. Whirlabout joins Busher as Mayer's top pair while Happy Issue seeks to rebound after a slow start this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
Calif
Santa Anita
Tomorrow
Busher
Happy Issue
Mayer
Whirlabout
Bymenbond
Webb Everett
Canina
Jerry Lee
Mist
Deer
Glory Time
Macks Aiming For Own Record In Setbacks
ST LOUIS July 3 The Philadelphia Athletics face four games with the St Louis Browns and could set a new league record for consecutive losses If they lose tonight and four more at Chicago later this week they would surpass their own 20 straight defeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Mackmen
Chicago
Yankees miss major league base on balls record
The New York Yankees on their western trip failed to set a major league mark for left on base, leaving 16 in seven innings of the second Chicago game before Bud Metheny grounded into a double play in the ninth. They won 6 to 5 as Bill Zuber allowed seven hits in a seven inning outing. Ed Lopat and two Chicago relievers split the opener by 11 to 6 with Chicago sweeping the second game after Kreevich sparked St. Louis' double win. Kreevich’s bases loaded homer powered the Browns in the opener and he doubled home the tying and winning runs in the ninth of the second game. Washington-Cleveland and St. Louis-New York had rainouts. other clubs had open dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Meier
New York Yankees
Yanks
Ite Sox
Chicago
Comiskey Park
McCarthey
Bud Metheny
Sting
Sox
Bill Zuber
Ed Lopat
Jimmy Dykes
Mike Kreevich
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Kreevich
Browns
Sig Jaskucki
Randy Heflin
Navy
Veterans to receive lawyers in Albuquerque criminal cases
All discharged World War II veterans involved in criminal cases in Albuquerque will be represented by attorneys. District Attorney M. Ralph Brown said the policy arose after eight of ten defendants charged were veterans. If a veteran pleads guilty and lacks an attorney, the court will appoint one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M
INS
Albuquerque
M. Ralph Brown
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Concord Outfit
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State League Landis
Salisbury
Hickory
Mooresville
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Louisville
Indianapolis
Inns
Minneapolis
Southern Association
Leakeville
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Salsbury
Josephine Culbertson
Qro
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Perenne
Belmont
Jack Lords
Jerr Heath
Peturn
Cleveland Indians
Mlanlokarpen
the Agata
Ge ME
Carolina
Isports
Hugh Fullerton, Jr
Duke
Associated Press
High Point
Atlantic
Sid Mercer
Baseball Writers Association of America
Mercer
New York Journal-American
Paxton
International
Trotter
Triple Triumph
Macks
Peddy
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