Wid Matthews Delivers Thomasville Double Victory Over Mooresville
In Finchfield Thomasville. Tommies defeat Mooresville 4 to 2 and 5 to 3 led by Delano Noah’s key homers and a sixth inning single from Noah to break a 2-2 tie. Leonard drove in the tying run in game one, Forbes contributed in the opener, and veteran scout Wid Matthews praised the squad as Rex Bowen’s arrival looms.
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Noah
Finchfield
Thomasville
Delano
Tommies
Mooresville
North State Mound
Thompson
Morgan
Premer
Noah Heliv
Leonard
Forbes
Wid Matthews
Dodgers
Matthews
Rex Bowen
Navy Coach Sees Indiana Player Join Plebe Regiment
Annapolis July 7 Cmdr Oscar E Hagberg head football coach at the Naval Academy disclosed that George M Sundheim a halfback from the University of Indiana was a member of the new plebe regiment formed at the academy Sundheim 19 played the number three backfield position at Indiana last year while teammate Bob Hoernschmeyer also in his plebe year at the naval school operated as the number four back
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Annapolis
Oscar E. Hagberg
Naval Academy
George M. Sundheim
University of Indiana
Idheim
Indiana
Bob Hoernschmeyer
Naval School
President Creates Medal of Freedom for Civilian War Service
President Truman establishes a Medal of Freedom to honor American civilians who aid the war effort abroad. The award, created by executive order, may be conferred by the Secretaries of State War and the Navy for meritorious services.
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Washington
Truman
United States
State
War
Navy
National and American leagues score roundup with multiple games
Weekend scoreboard lists results from the RESUS National League and American League with scores for New York Cincinnati Boston Pittsburgh Brooklyn St Louis Chicago Philadelphia Washington and more. It also lists Danville Winston-Salem Burlington Leaksville Greensboro Raleigh Martinsville and other State and International League results along with upcoming games and pitcher matchups.
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New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Danville
Winston-Salem
Burlington
Leaksville
Greensboro
Raleigh
Martinsville
Durham
Pieretti
Haefner
Ve West
Potter
Mollingsworth
Gerkin
Gassaway
Newsoma
Grove
Humphries
Gettel
Borowy
Benton
Trout
Hausmann
Ferriss
Gromek
Reynolds
Walters
Heusser
Ve. Voiselle
Emmerich
Burkhart
Barrett
Ve. Gregg
Herring
Butcher
Strincevich
Logan
Javery
Erickson
Wyse
Wyatt
DINGS
Tetra
Ee Deere
Ethene
St. Louia
Carolina League
W. L. Pet
Martinsvill
Leakaville
State League
Pet
Lexington
Eee Landis
Statesville
Salisbury
Mooresville
Thomasville
Mort Cooper to Have Arm Checked After Braves Win
Boston July 7 Pitcher Mort Cooper who earned Boston a 7 to 6 victory over Pittsburgh by relief work tonight left for St Louis to have Dr Robert Hyland examine a troublesome arm. His throwing arm has limited him to relief duties since the season began.
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Boston
Mort Cooper
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Johnny Hutchings
St. Louis
Robert Hyland
Braves
West Fleet Wins at Suffolk Downs in Tomasello Handicap
West Fleet ridden by George Seabo scored by a length and three quarters in the $5,000 Tomasello handicap for six furlongs at Suffolk Downs before 22,329 fans.
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West Fleet
Boston
H. Theodore Darling
George Seabo
Joseph A. Tomasello
Suffolk Downs
Triangle Hosiery to Host Winston-Salem Nine Today
Triangle Hosiery's industrial baseball team faces the strong visiting nine from Winston-Salem Auto Spring on the local high school field at 2 30 this afternoon. Dawson will lead Triangle pitching with Hooper or Knox catching. Fowler, Cooper, McGhee, Crofts, Steelman, Byrd and others cover the rest of the lineup as Austin Brown, Abie Thomas and Lester Webb provide depth.
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Bill Williams
Triangle Hosiery
Winston-Salem
Auto Spring
Triangle
Ald
Dawson
Greensboro Patriots
Donald Hooper
High School Nine
Hooper
Jack Knox
Knox
Ferbie Fowler
Nelvin Cooper
Tommy McGhee
Crofts
Archie Steelman
Joe Byrd
Austin Brown
Abie Thomas
Lester Webb
Elkin
Chatham
T's
Greensboro
Squadron D of O
Westbaco
Kellington
Virginia
Elbert Culler
Jack Cecil
Whiteville Star Player Receives Esquire Game Honor
Fred Caswell of Whiteville North Carolina a six foot two first baseman earned selection as the Carolinas representative on the eastern team in Esquire magazine's all American boys game at New York's Polo Grounds August 28 Babe Ruth will coach the eastern squad against Ty Cobb's western team Caswell's three hits helped North Carolina beat South Carolina 8 3 after the game ballot totals showed Caswell with 1715 votes and runner up Billy Fowler with 744
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Charlotte
Fred Caswell
Whiteville
N. C
Carolinas
Esquire
Polo Grounds
New York
Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
Caswell
Tar Heels
South Carolina
Billy Fowler
Michigan League Plans Class A Return For 1946
T. J. Halligan, president of the dormant Michigan State league, proposed a Class A circuit with clubs in Flint Michigan and other Michigan cities plus Mario Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana. He believes organized play could be revived in 1946.
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Flint
Mich
Michigan
Mario
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
T. J. Halligan
Halligan
Highland Mills Set To Defend Junior Banner Tuesday
Highland Mills aiming to defend the Junior Industrial league banner as it opens its first season with four teams. Marsh Furniture challenges with Nelvin Cooper Billy Hunsucker Herbert Wright Bobby Lee and Bob Edwards, all under 17, in a Tuesday July 10 opener at 5 30 p m with games on Tuesdays Fridays and Saturdays.
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Highland Mills
Marsh
Marsh Furniture
Nelvin Cooper
Black Bison Baseball
Billy Hunsucker
Herbert Wright
Bobby Lee
Bob Edwards
Highland Mill
Thomas Car
Triangle
Seeeeenee
Thomas
Marsh Furniture Triangle
Triangle Hosiery
Highland Mill Triangle
Marsh Furniture Thomas
Flighland Mill
Triangle Hosiery Leween
Highland Mill Eee
Triangle Ho
Marsh Furniture Seeders
Triangle Hosiery Aewnee
Sheen
Byron Nelson Seen as Favorite in 1945 PGA Open
Dayton reports Byron Nelson, the Toledo umbrella man, labeled the man to beat in the 1945 PGA Open at the Leovning Country Club. Nelson, winner of 1940, seeks another major title while collecting war bonds nearing $26,000 this year and aiming for $5,000 more as he begins two rounds of 18 holes. Bob Hamilton of Evansville, who beat Nelson in 1940, travels from army duty to defend his crown.
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Dayton
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Leovning Country Club
Nelson
Byron
Bob Hamilton
Evansville
Ind
Hamilton
Senators On the Road to Fame With Hit Climate
Washington Senators manager Ossie Bluege declared his club unstoppable as they chase Detroit atop the American League. The team has won 11 of 13 on a western swing and 16 of 20 overall, led by speedy players like George Case and strong pitching from Leonard Niggeling Haefner Wolff Pieretti Carrasquel.
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ST. Louis
Ossie Bluege
Washington Senators
Bluege
Senators
Detroit Tigers
Harland Clift
George Case
Washington
Case
Freddie Vaughn
George Myatt
Gil Torres
Dutch Leonard
Johnny Niggeling
Micky Haefner
Roger Wolff
Marino Pieretti
Alex Carrasquel
Fort Bragg and Lanier Clash Marines in Semi-Final
Greenboro and Fort Bragg meet in a state servicemen baseball semifinal after a rain delay. Fort Bragg led 4 0 behind left hander Max Lanier, a former St. Louis Cardinal, as the Bragg and Lanier team prepared to play the Marines with Greensboro ORD awaiting the final. Greensboro routed Camp Davis in the opener.
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Fort Bragg
Lanier
Marines
Greensboro
Clerry Point Marines
Bragg
Max Lanier
St. Louis Cardinal
War Jeep Wins Skokie Pot at Washington Park
War Jeep, owned by Mrs. Elizabeth N. Graham of New York, captured the $20,000 Skokie Stakes at Washington Park in seven furlongs. Jockey Johnny Adams guided the War Admiral colt to a clear victory over Pot O Luck and Fighting Step, with War Jeep paying 14.20 to win. The win earned $15,050 for Mrs. Graham, and War Jeep is set for Arlington Classic and the American Derby.
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Charles Dunkley
Chicago
War Jeep
Elizabeth N. Graham
New York City
Washington Park
Pat O' Luck
Hoop Jr
Pot O’ Luck
Fighting Step
Don
Fighting Tep
Graham
Air Safor
Detroit
Sweep Like
J. K. Houssels
Bymeabond
Bulldog Turner Hurt In Game At Finchfield
Thomasville Tommies first baseman Bulldog Turner was struck in the face by a foul ball in the third inning of the second game at Finchfield and taken to Thomasville hospital. Business Manager Ed Marshall said the injury was painful but not serious and Turner should be released today.
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Bulldog Turner
Thomasville Tommies
Thomasville Hospital
Ed Marshall
Tommies
Turner
Unknown Takes Ranking Play In Tennis Match
In Elizabeth New Jersey Ed Kilgus an unseeded Brooklyn contender defeated top seed Richard Bender of Westfield 6 4 6 4 in the New Jersey state men's championships semi finals. Nathan Goldstein of Brooklyn defeated second seed Mark Brown of Miami 6 4 6 3 to reach the final. doubles semi finals set for tomorrow.
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N. J
Ed Kilgus
Brooklyn
N. Y
Richard Bender
Westfield
New Jersey
Elizabeth Town and Country Club
Nathan Goldstein
Mark Brown
Miami
Fla
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