Triangle-Toms Lick Melrose- Randleman In All-Star Contest
A Triangle and Tomlinson all-star team edged Melrose-Randleman 8 7 in an afternoon game. The event featured pitching by Kent Barneycastile Jay Newby Speedy Reid and Austin Brown for Triangle Tomlinson. Jack Cecil Delappe and Joe Leonard worked for Melrose. Girls softball saw Parker homer for AGO and Thornton triple for Melrose as Melrose edged AGO Silver Knit 5 4.
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Triangle
Tomlinson
Melrose-Randleman
Kent Barneycastile
Jay Newby
Tomlinson Moundsman
Speedy” Reid
Austin Brown
Melrose
Jack Cecil
Delappe
Joe Leonard
Parker
Thornton
Baseball Fame Humbles Callahan Case Sparks Minor League Talk
July round up notes that the Dick Callahan signing sparks debate over bonus pay and player handling. Also highlights 15 year old Joe Nuxhall’s brief Reds trial and state child labor permit usage at Birmingham. Mentions Walt Rubion’s hitting spree and a Duke Rose Bowl reunion in the South Pacific boxing match featuring Lieuts Nave and Hill.
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New York
Dick Callahan
Red Sox
New Orleans
Secon
Callahan
Bill Keefe
New Orleans Times - Picayune
Louisville
Joe Nuxhall
Reds
Birmingham
State Child Labor Board
Pam
Bainbridge
Nave
Hill
Tigers Propose Major League Free Agent Restriction Plan
The Tigers plan a proposal at next week's MLB meeting in Pittsburgh to bar signing a free agent without at least one full season in Class A or higher and to permit player sales from the minors only through an unrestricted draft. Baseball men fear Judge Landis would reject any plan reducing a player's bonus chances, and minor leaguers would object to losing big money sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Pittsburgh
Judge Landis
Boxers Try GI Version of Col Newland’s Ring
Buckley Field servicemen recently tested a GI version of Col. Russ Newland’s round ring and reported a noticeable speeding up of the action. The report notes improved pace and reaction times during the bout sessions.
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Buckley Field
Colo
Russ Newland
Big Bill Tilden and Frank Kovas Spark Tennis Talk
Baseball historian Ernie Lanigan claims to know birth dates of 8,000 major leaguers and rosters of all clubs. George Sergienko, railroad conductor and Brooklyn Tigers tackle, scouts players in spare time. Coach Pete Cawthon appears to have the right tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Tilden
Frank Kovas
Ernie Lanigan
George Sergienko
Brooklyn Tigers
Dodgers
Pete Cawthon
Fights Last Night AP Roundup
Galveston state results show Pat Sala of New Orleans knocking out Manual Villa of El Paso. Los Angeles card lists John Thomas defeating Henry Armstrong by decision in a 1394 bout in Los Angeles.
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Galveston
Pat Sala
New Orleans
Manual Villa
el Paso
Tex
Los Angeles
John Thomas
Henry Armstrong
Million Fans Flock to Ball Parks on Memorial Holiday
Reported turnout across major leagues and top minor circuits during a three day Memorial Day period totals 411000 paid admissions to ball parks. Racing crowds amount to 508781 at 13 tracks with parimutuel bets rising to 8500000 and handle near 8.95 million.
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Ted Meier
New York
International
Interstate
Piedmont
Angeles
Galveston
Chicago
Baltimore
Newark
N. J
Stillmore
Schuylkill River
Philadelphia
Red Cross
Forest Hills
Yankee Stadium
Cleveland
Yanks
Boston
Philade
Pacific Coast League
Govey
Francisco
San Diego Sunda
Internation League
Baltiat
American Association
Columbus
Yesty
Jamaica
Belmont
Orton
Delaware
Detroit
Long Acres
Suffolk Downs
Ft Bragg Wins N C Semipro Championship
Fort Bragg post team beat Greensboro ORD Tech Hawks 2 to 1 before 6000 fans at Greensboro. Big Jim Hopper allowed seven hits to win and earn Fort Bragg a bid to the national tournament in Wichita Kansas next month. Buster Maynard, ex Giant star, collected three straight hits in the title game.
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Greensboro
Big Jim Hopper
Fort Bragg Post
North Carolina
Greensboro Ord Tech Hawks
Fort Bragg
Wichita
Kansas
Buster Maynard
Giant
Yesterday's Majors Stars Hit Orchestrated Baseball Double Plays
AP roundup highlights Lou Boudreau delivering a sharp eighth inning defensive gem to protect a 3-1 lead and contributions from Sig Jakucki Luke Hamlin Hal Newhouser Roy Schalk Johnny Niggeling Mort Cooper and others in multiple game results. Cubs Dallessandro and Fleming spark two wins over Boston as Chicago grabs a split.
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Lou Boudreau
Indians
Yanks
Sig Jakuccki
Browns
Luke Hamlin
A’s
Jakucki
Mackmen
Hamlin
St. Louis
Johnny Niggeling
Harry Brecheen
Cooper
Giants
Brecheen
Gee Walker
Ray Mueller
Reds
Walker
Brooklyn
Mueller
Woody Williams
Charley Letchas
Phils
Max Butcher
Pirates
Letchas
Pittsburgh
Butcher
Dominic Dallessandro
Les Fleming
Cubs
Dallessandro
Chicago
Boston
Fleming
Philadelphia
Sig Jakucki
Bobo Newsom
al Holt
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Walt Dubiel
Joe Page
Loureau
Chief Reynolds
Ray Poat
Joe
Stove top cooking tip to save gas
Do not turn on heat until the filled kettle is over the heat unit. Reduce the flame once the food begins to boil.
Garden State Park Opens Fifty Day Meeting Today
Garden State Park in Camden New Jersey opens a 50 day wartime meeting today with post time for the first race at 2 30 p m EWT The track was completed early in 1942 a few months after Pearl Harbor and aims to provide racing through the war period.
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Camden
N. J
America
Garden State Park
Pearl Harbor
Pensive Outbid Without McCreary In Stars and Stripes Feature
In Chicago the Stars and Stripes Handicap ends with Georgie Drum winning after jockey Conn McCreary is sidelined by injury. Freddy Smith substitutes aboard Pensive who fades to fourth as Equifox and Rounders rally behind. Georgia Drum posts $8.60, $4.40, and $3.40 with a $41,000 winner’s share.
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Chicago
George
Conn McCreary
Pensive
McCreary
Freddy Smith
Georgia Drum
Equifox
Stars and Stripes
Iceman
Ive
Georgie Drum
Allen Drumheller
Walla Walla
Wash
Equifax
Edwards Wins Flag Day Golf Tournament at Emerywood
Roger Edwards captured the Flag Day title at Emerywood Country Club yesterday afternoon. Gilbert Clinard finished as runner up after tying on the 19th fairway. A C Sawyer beat Hugh Smart one up to win the president's cup consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Edwards
Emerywooed Country Club
Gilbert Clinard
A. C. Sawyer
Hugh Smart
Minor Results July 4 Scores Across Leagues
International League games featured Newark 6 8 Jersey City 5 2 Buffalo 14 4 Toronto 8 0 poned. American Association results included St Paul 2 12 Minneapolis 0 5 Milwaukee 11 3 Kansas City 7 1 Toledo 5 4 Columbus 3 6 Loutteville 15 5 Indianapolis 8 3 first game 13 innings. Southern Association Birmingham 9 1 Knoxville 7 2 Memphis 2 5 Atlanta 1 14 Little Rock 9 6 Chattanooga 3 9 Nashville 6 2 New Orleans 2 0. The Burmese are descended from Mongolian tribes which migrated from western China and Tibet.
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Newark
Jersey City
Buffalo
Toronto
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Toledo
Columbus
Loutteville
Indianapolis
Birmingham
Knoxville
Memphis
Atlanta
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Nashville
New Orleans
Evening Radio Schedule With Serial Dramas And News
Radio schedule for Wednesday July 5 Eastern War Time lists program changes and corrections. multiple serials including The Jack Armstrong Serial and Hop Harrigan repeats, news reports with Olney Howe and World News, music by Frank Carle and Raymond Gram Swing, and variety segments from 6 to 11 p.m. featuring Carolyn Gilbert, Lang, and Felix.
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Bill
Hob Trout
Major Eliotechs
Jack Armstrong
Farrell
Dhs
Dick Tracy
Biu
Mbs
Olney Howe
Hop Harrigan
Terry
Mve 15
America
Sporta
Lyon Murray
Dbs
Tim Healy
Mia
Mercer
Nbe
Dramatico
Cbs
Blu Fulton Lewis, Jr
John Nesbitt
Dbhs Verney
Mis
Carolyn Gilbert
Lange
Baslc
Lone Ranger
Radio Newar
London
Kaltenborn
Nbe Dance Orchestra
Mrs
North Drema
Frankie Carle Ore
Red Harber
Cecil Brown
lo—Lum
Abner
Nick Carter
Ean Renee Ey
Avigr Cugat
Alan You
Nbec Dack Carson
Joseph Dunninger
Blu
Gabriel Heatter
Mildred Bailey and Company
Cbs Pyotiabe
First Nighter
Kay Kyser
Cobb’s son James joins Fort Riley softball team
Fort Riley Kansas July 5 Pvt James H Cobb son of Ty Cobb has made the detachment softball team as second baseman.
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Fort Riley, Kans
James H. Cobb
Ty Cobb
Major League Leaders Snapshot with player totals
The listing shows American League leaders in batting and pitching with players like Tucker and Doerr. It notes leaders in runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, and home runs, plus stolen bases and pitching figures across both leagues. The piece also mentions Phil Cavarella, photographed as Cubs captain, who began with Chicago in 1934 at age 17.
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Tucker
Eenree
Rune—Doerr
Boston
Alana St. Louis
Doerr
Toublon -Cullenbies
Cleveland
Lindell
New York
Hayes
Philadelphia
Cullenbine
Case
Washington
Malteberger
Chicago
Phil Cavarella
Cubs
Chicagoans
Baseball Tonight: Probable starters and records listed
GAMES TODAY feature matchups with Dietrich facing Leonard at 8 30 p m in Washington St Louis meets Philadelphia at 9 p m Philadelphia Black faces Potter Detroit visits Boston at 3 p m and Cleveland plays New York at 2 30 p m EWT.
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Chicago
Dietrich
Washington
Leonard
St. Louis
Potter
Philadelphia
Black
Cleveland
Smith
New York
Donald
Detroit
Trout
Boston
Terry
Results from yesterday show varied scores across games
Yesterday's results include Cincinnati 6.2 and Brooklyn 2-1, St Louis 6-0 and New York 2-1, Chicago 7-4 and Boston 1-2, Philadelphia 3-0, with Pittsburgh 2-4 among the listed outcomes.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St Louis
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Basketball Schedule with Team Matchups and Times
Philadelphia Barrett 4 10 faces Pittsburgh Starr 3 0 at 3 15 p m EWT Brooklyn Head 4 1 plays Cincinnati Houser 4 5 at 3 p m EWT Boston Andrews 7 7 meets Chicago Erickson 2 4 at 3 p m CWT New York Hansen 0 0 at St Louis Munger 10 2 at 8 45 p m CWT
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Philadelphia
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Starr
Brooklyn
Head
Cincinnati
Houser
Boston
Andrews
Chicago
Erickson
New York
Hansen
St. Louis
Munger
University of Ga. To Hold Football Game
Coach Wallace Butts announces the annual G Day in July with two teams in red and white uniforms. Tom Nash leads the white squad, Carroll Thomas the red. Read lists include ends, tackles, guards, centers, and backs with players like Reid Moseley, Stan Nestorak, and Sam Bailey. Alumni and friends will be admitted to the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Butts
University of Georgia
Tom Nash
Carrol Thomas
Reid Moseley
Cariso Phillips
Rudolph Jolley
Mike Cooley
Dan Edwards
Fred Hamby
Frank Simmons
Larry Bouley
Nick Feher
Gene Singletary
Sam Bailey
Don Wells
Louis Nt
Harwell Stovall
Henry Byrd
Bill Cooper
Owen Whitenburg
Bobby Belk
Andy Perhach
Bob Ed Kapuscinski
Alfred Beckum
Herbert St. John
Mike Lee
Bill Chonko
George Ern
Gene Malinowski
George Skipworth
Billy
al Perl
Dickey Lane
Bill Rutland
Claude Hipps
Billy Bishop
Former Star In Football Is Prisoner
MEMPHIS July 5 The War department notified Elrod wife that former Mississippi State end Buddy Elrod an all American football star in 1940 is a prisoner of the Germans He had been missing since May 29 after an air raid over Austria.
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Memphis
E. B
Buddy
Elrod
Mississippi State
War Department
Austria
Racers Meet as Commission Heads Address Illinois
The National Association of State Racing Commissioners met in Chicago with President Charles F. Connors of Massachusetts presiding. They were hosted by the Illinois racing board at Washington Park's Stars and Stripes handicap.
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Chicago
National Association of State Racing Commissioners
Charles F. Connors
Massachusetts
Illinois Racing Board
Washington Park
Red Birds Hold 101 Game Lead in July Run Push
The St Louis Cardinals, led by Billy Southworth and Luke Veach, extend their 101 game lead as July fireworks light the pennant race. Mort Cooper powers a streak with shutouts and strong starts. the Dodgers fall to Cincinnati while other leaders swap wins and losses around the league. Red Sox, Cubs, and Browns push toward tight standings as players shine on Independence Day weekend.
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Billy Southworth
Luke Ve
St. Cardinals
Red Birds
Brownies
Boston Red Sox
Feteway Park
Southworth
New York Giants
Mort Cooper
Harry Feldman
Harry Brecheen
Rube Fischer
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati
Arnie Carter
Harry Gumbert
Wineners
Hal Gregg
Ralph Branca
Gee Walker
Chicago
Braves
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Hy Wen
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Knit
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Olds
Jimmy
Randleman
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Trianglemen
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Tibet
J. H. Cobb
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Ben Hogan
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Hogan
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University of Ga
Racing Commissioners
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Japan
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Bob Coleman
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Phallies
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Browns Athletics Divide
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Jersey City Giants
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Watts Broad
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Sweet River
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Hollywood Star Times
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