Tommies Lose Big to Lexington with Double Drubbing
National and American League leaders dominate in batting and pitching. Holmes of Boston leads batting and runs, while Olmo of Brooklyn ties with others for trips. Cooper and Ferriss pace Boston and Chicago in pitching figures.
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Brooks Lose Twin Bill As Lexington Pounds Brooks
Thomasville’s two game win streak ends on Independence Day as Lexington routs Brooks in both ends of a twin bill. Afternoon score Lexington 6 Brooks 1, night game Lexington 10 Brooks 4 with a planned rematch tonight in Lexington.
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Carolina Loop Sets Pace in Minor League Baseball Schedule
Raleigh July 5 Eight Carolina league teams reopen with 6 000 fans in attendance. Danville swept Leaksville Martinsville split Burlington Martinsville split Durham beat Raleigh 4 2 and 8 7 with extra innings. Winston Salem split Greensboro 5 2 and 10 2. Danville’s triple play highlighted by Andromidas ten strikeouts. Nance earned his fifth straight mound win for Burlington.
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New idea on college eligibility from coaches meeting
College baseball coaches debate eligibility rules hoping to let players judged as non pros by failed pro attempts remain eligible. They argue summer pay and personal expenses may not prove true professionalism and want flexible criteria for college athletes.
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Army nurse Lt Lutz honored by evacuation plane gift
Freeport Michigan Lt Aieda Lutz remembered as the Army nurse who served in Tunisia Sicily Italy and Southern France campaigns. Her unit evacuated over 100000 patients and she completed 727 flight hours across 197 missions before being killed in a crash in southern France.
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Women's International Bowling Congress
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Radio Schedule Highlights Various Serial and News Programs
A detailed radio timetable lists programs across multiple networks with time slots from 6:45 p.m. to 1:15 a.m. including The Jack Armstrong Serial House of Mystery The Tom Mix Serial Tom Mix, Dick Tracy, Superman, Jack Armstrong, and Lipton News. It notes repeats, musical segments, dramas, and announcements.
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van Clefve
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Long & Ripley
Abe Swing
Chicago
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Boxing promoter Dewey Fragetta in hospital meets sister
Lt Dewey Fragetta a former boxing manager and promoter receiving treatment at Rhodes General Hospital is pleased when a nurse mentions his youngest sister Lt Adelaide Fragetta. Air command flyers led by Corp Walter Little of Rome and Sgt Ralph Ca Cedartown won Trinidad baseball title. Little posted 14 and 3 on mound and Mize, not related to Johnny, hit 500.
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Young Stars Hold Diamond Practice For All Star Game
Charlotte July 5 Doc Newton and Billy Laval coaches of the North and South Carolina all star boys teams led workouts for the second annual Carolina all star game at Griffith stadium. Twenty four towns are represented by 32 players in the Observer fresh air fund benefit game affiliated with Esquire's American boys classic. Five thousand fans are expected and will vote on the game's finest player. The winner earns a 10 day trip to New York and will play for Babe Ruth's eastern team against an all star western club.
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Ben Chapman Takes Over At Third Base
Philadelphia July 5. Ben Chapman, new Phillies manager, moved to third base in the second game of an Independence Day doubleheader with the Pirates. He replaced the injured Johnny Antonelli after a hurt wrist and contributed a single in three appearances while handling four chances cleanly.
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Rick Ferrell Nearing AL Games Caught Record
Rick Ferrell, 38, veteran Washington catcher, stood one game from tying the American League career record of 1,721 games caught held by Ray Schalk. Ferrell, in the league since 1929, was to catch for Washington against Chicago to attempt the tie.
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Sports Attendance Reaches Record July Fourth Across Tracks
July Fourth drew 699,172 sports fans to races and major and minor league baseball. Belmont Park led wagering with 3,804,369 placed on a seven race card as tracks nationwide set a 1 day record of 14,718,844 dollars. Santa Anita drew 63,000, while Detroit hosted 45,376 for a Red Sox Giants split.
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Augie Bergamo drives Cardinals to double win over Mets
Augie Bergamo powered the Cardinals with nine runs from eight hits including two homers and a triple as St. Louis swept New York in a pair of games 8-4 and 19-2.
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Race Cancelled At King's Park Meeting
Montreal July 5 The King's Park 14 day race meeting was canceled after seven days due to a shortage of horses. The remaining seven days will be run in the fall.
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Stymie Wins Rich Belmont Handicap in Holiday Card
Outsiders captured four of seven stakes as 310,588 fans wagered a record total of 14,718,844 across 13 tracks. Stymie, driven by Bobby Permane, surged from last to beat Devil Diver by a neck in Belmont Park’s 50,000 added handicap. Sea Swallow took the Yankee at Suffolk Downs, and other diversions saw Daily Trouble and Degage among winners at Washington Park and Belmont respectively.
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David Strauss
Dailyble
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Michaelo
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One Armed Rider Wins All Round at St Paul Rodeo
Mitch Owens of Fresno California outpointed 60 contestants in the 10th annual St Paul rodeo to win a $500 war bond for best all around cowboy. He rode four Brahma bulls with one hand and was thrown by only one of four bronchos.
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Willis Hudlin Hurls One Hitter At Pels
Willis Hudlin the veteran pitcher and manager of the Little Rock Travelers hurled a one hitter against the New Orleans Pels, leading his club to an 11 to 1 victory in New Orleans last night.
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Lou Miller to Meet Champion in Knoxville
Lou Miller a 148 pound New Yorker will meet welterweight champion Freddie Cochrane in Knoxville on July 17 in a 10 round non title bout Promoter George Cazana announced Miller has boxed a draw with Rocky Graziano who defeated Cochrane in a non title ring in New York last week.
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Rocky Graziano
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New York
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Baseball scoreboard roundup with multiple league results
The page lists scores across major leagues and minor circuits. American League standings show Cleveland 4-2 and New York 2-3. State League and Carolina League results include Lexington 6-10 and Greensboro 5-3. Several games today feature St Louis at New York and Cincinnati at Brooklyn with multiple postponements due to rain.
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Red Shield Lions beat Junior Chamber 3 to 1 in holiday game
The Lions club defeated the Junior Chamber of Commerce 3 to 1 at the abattoir field yesterday. Lohr pitched for the Lions with Powell for the Jay Cees as a close rival. batteries were Lions Lohr McKinney and McKinney Wrenn JayCees Powell Tuttle.
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Fights Last Night Roundup From Across U S
Roster of boxing results from Rochester Austin St Paul Oakland Spokane and other venues with winners Graves Lucero Zander Gimbel and Lowry and outcomes including points decisions and knockouts. Oil reserve report notes U S crude total on Jan 1 1945 at 20064152000 barrels up 389079000 from prior year.
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Minn
Jackla Graves
Austin
Jorge Robles
Mexico City
Walter Stone St. Paul
Bill Branson
Repedo
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Abel Lucero
Freano
Sonny Hill
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Pete Lakovich
Fresno
Mike O'Grady
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Spokane
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Bobby
Oil extraction gains cut waste with new tech
Technology has helped boost oil recovery from left in ground estimates of 70 80 percent to now typically 60 40 percent remaining unrecovered.
Ferriss Triumphs Again as Tigers Tumble
Dave Ferriss wins again over the Tigers as the Dodgers split with the Reds and the Cardinals plus Cubs gain. The Nationals and Senators showcase strong pitching and hitting while Augie Bergamo leads with power and RBIs. Boston and Philadelphia shuffle standings amid late-season flurries.
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Tigers
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