Thomasville Tommies Rally Behind Bowen After Two Wins
Ray Moring and Rex Bowen spotlight the Thomasville squad as they topple league leaders Hickory at Finch Field. Injuries shade the lineup but Bowen sharpens the young players with double plays and infield drills, boosting morale and prospects as the club climbs from cellar to seventh.
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Ray Moring
Thomasville
Wid Matthews
Dodgers
Hickory Rebels
Finch Field
Rex Bowen
The
Toms
Brooks
Big Frank Defrank
Bull
Bowen
Baseball Exhibitions Aid Service Funds Across Major Leagues
Major leagues staged seven charity exhibitions this week to aid service funds, risking player welfare for soldiers. Amid pennant races, Boston Braves and Chicago Cubs vie in the National League while the Dodgers lead the pack and Hank Greenberg powers the Tigers in the American League, with a predicted World Series matchup of Dodgers against the Yankees if wartime limits allow.
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Washinon
Nets
National Time
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
Cholly Grimm
Cubs
Bruins
Dodgers
Rickey
ODT
Yankees
Managers Pick All Stars But Game Cancelled For This Year
National and American League star selections for the 1945 All Star game were announced by 13 of 16 managers but the game in Fenway Park was canceled to save travel. The imagined lineup would feature top pitchers like Dave Ferriss Hal Newhouser and Russ Christo against hitters such as Tommy Henrich Phil Cavarretta and Mel Ott with a robust infield and strong outfield selections from both leagues.
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Jack Hand
New York
Associated Press
Boston
Fenway Park
ODT
Billy Southworth
Luke Sewell
Sewell
Dave Ferriss
Nats
Detroit
Hal Newhouser
Lanky
Russ Christo
Philadelphia A’s
Nk Barony
Steve Jomek
Allie Reynolds
Iveland
Dutch Leonard
Washington
Thornton Lee
Kago
Southworth
Tommy Breed
Phil Cavarretta
Chicago
Emil Verban
Marty Marion
Whitey Kurowski
Cincinnati
Frank McCormick
Cavarretta
Don Johnson
Cubs
Stan Hack
Bob Ellett
Pittsburgh
Kurowski
Mel Ott
Ducky Medwick
Dixie Walker
Goody Rosen
Dodgers
Andy Pafko
Bill Nicholson
Big Brice Lombardi
Ken O'Dea
St. Louis
Billy the Kid
Mort Cooper
Brooklyn
Hal Gregg
Claude Passeau
Hanks
Charles
Red) Brett
Preacher Roe
Rip Sewell
Van
Nick Etten
George Stirnweiss
Vern Stephens
Cuccinello
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
King
Eddie Mayo
George McQuinn
Oscar Grimes
George Case
Ashington
Doc Cramer
Bob Johnson
Jeff Heath
Wally Moses
Satelis
Ric Ferrell
Senators
Mike Tresh
White Sox
Frankie Hayes
Indians
Calcium Stabilizes the Nervous System's Activity
Calcium exerts a steadying influence on neural processes, supporting consistent nerve signaling and overall nervous system balance.
Tommies Sweep Rebels in Double header at Finchfield
Thomasville Tommies upset league leading Hickory Rebels 5 0 and 7 1 at Finchfield with Ray Moring tossing a no hit no run in game one and Brother Noah driving the offense with two homers. Ross hurled well in game two as Tommies plate 7 runs on 11 hits. Tonight they face Salisbury at Finchfield at 8 15 before road games with Salisbury and a weekend set with Landis.
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Hickory Rebels
Finchfield
Thomasville Tommies
North State
Ray Moring
Peters
Invaders
Noah
Thomasville
Brooks
Ross
Hickory
Tommies
Salisbury
Baseball scoreboard summarizes regional league results
National League has no games. Carolina League shows Winston-Salem 6 Greensboro 5 in 10 innings and other scores. minor leagues include Rochester beats Buffalo 10-3 and Nashville 10 Birmingham 4. Southern Association features Winston-Salem 6 Greensboro 5 in 10 innings and Portsmouth 5 Roanoke 4. no major league games scheduled.
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Rochester
Buffalo
Montreal
Toronto
Syracuse
Newark
Baltimore
Jersey City
Southern Association
Nashville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Memphis
New Orleans
Mobile
Little Rock
Marsh Juniors Over Highland In Industrial League Opener
The Marsh Juniors defeated Highland 11 to 5 to open the Industrial League Baseball season. Tommy McGhee hit a first inning grand play with the bases loaded, and Lawrence helped Wright after Highland’s early hits. Thomas Car Works meets Triangle Hosiery Thursday at the high school field at 5 30 with former high school teammates facing off.
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Highland
Marsh
Tommy McGhee
Lawrence
Wright
HR Ree
Brewer
Kearns
Lambeth
Thomas Car Works
Triangle Hosiery
Jimmy Thomas
Jimmy Rickert
Redman Reports Progress in Hybrid Corn Production
Greensboro July 11 C A Redman vocational teacher at Nathaniel Greene school reports eight Guilford county growers fields show progress this season. The hybrid corn planting features 15 acres with a 20 percent yield increase per acre compared with four last year. Russell Clinard of High Point Rt 1 is among growers dedicating land to the seed.
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Greensboro
C. A. Redman
Nathaniel Greene School
Guilford County
Russell Clinard
High Point
Rt. 1
First Commercial Gasoline Cracking Process Developed
The note states that the first commercial process for producing gasoline by cracking was developed roughly 35 years ago, marking a milestone in petrochemical technology.
Fowler Wins 15th. Danville Beats Leaksville 6-0
Danville pitcher Art Fowler earned his 15th win by limiting Leaksville to two hits as Raleigh split doubleheaders with wins over Martinsville and Raleigh caps, while Greensboro mourned a late lead loss and Burlington topped Durham behind Claude Crocker.
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Raleigh
Charlie Timm
Danville
Art Fowler
Leaksville
Leafs
Brandis
Gary Rutkay
Pinchhitter Kondracki
Fowler
Martinsville
Powell
Roy Pingoun
Friend
Caps
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Stowski
Zimmerman
Winston
Claude Crocker
Durham Bulls
Burlington
Durhamites
Shortening Shortage Sparks Doughnut Debate in Maine
Maine resident Harry Smith in Cherryfield notes doughnuts fried in bear fat taste better than those made with shortening. He contends the shortage affects his doughnut enjoyment while living in bear country.
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Cherryfield
Maine
Harry Smith
Harry
Bear Country
Boxing grading idea sparks debate among sports leaders
Abe Greene proposes a boxers grading system similar to baseball classes to fix cross state ranking anomalies. He notes fan pricing and regional differences hinder consistent records. Navy Lt. Orsini and Fred Risby weigh record cards but require broad adoption and foolproofing to prevent inflated claims. Eddie Bryant shifts to Staunton Military Academy coaching as Dodge City clusters expand youth baseball with Spearville’s four teams.
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New York
Abe Greene
National Boxing Association
Abe
Navy
Joe Orsini
Greene
New Orleans
Fred Risby
Happy
Terefpen
Jay B. Baugh
Dodge City Globe
Little Spearville
Whizzer White Hides in Chicago During Leave
Lt Byron White known as Whizzer visits Chicago on leave after service on the Bunker Hill and with Admiral Mitscher. He dines at a local spot with Freddie Mandel Detroit Lions owner. Mandel notices a new bronze star and asks about it. White quips that the star marks a harder achievement than getting meals on time.
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Byron
Whizzer
White
Chicago
Bunker Hill
Admiral Mitscher
Freddie Mandel
Detroit Lions
Freddie
Happy Chandler Faces New Contract Troubles
A one minute sports column notes ongoing contract difficulties surrounding Happy Chandler. It outlines unsettled terms and potential implications for team management and Chandler's role in upcoming seasons.
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Happy Chandler
Radio Schedule Wednesday July 11 1945 Evening Lineup
Eastern War Time radio grid lists program blocks from 5:45 p.m. to 1 a.m. with serials News and Commentary from CBS NBC and ABC networks. Highlights include Front Page Farrell, Tom Mix, Captain Midnight, Sherlock Holmes style mysteries, music programs, dramas, and news roundups featuring Quincy Howe Lowell Thomas Gabriel Heatter and more.
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Farrell
Abe Sparrow
the Hawk
Cbs Keene Wicker
Abe Tom Mix
Abe Quincy Howe
Ebs
Walter Kiernan
Abe-East
Terry
Abe-West
Mbs-West
Abe Jimmy Carroll
Cbs
Dick Tracy
Abc-West
Mbea-West
Sally Moore
Jack Armstrong
Lowell Thomas
Abe Orld
Chariie Chan
Abe
Ireene Wicker
Tom Mix
Como
Ted Husing
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mvs
Abe Danny O'Neil
Raymond
Three Suns
Abe Ellery Queen
Cbs Basic Dancing Music Orchestra
Kaltenborn
Abc
Mr. and
Mrs. North
Abner
Cecil Brown
Don Gardiner
Billie Burke
Abe Jean Hersholt
Dr. Christian
Abe Bert Wheeler
You
Cbs Curtain Time
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Jones and I
Abc Spotlight
Phil Harris
Ebsabe
Nbc
Ex-Giant Fred Lucas Leads Bainbridge Nine To Eleven Game Streak
Since taking over from Lt Gerry O Brien at Bainbridge naval training center ex Giant Fred Lucas has steered the ball club to eleven straight victories. Ted Williams and Bob Kennedy likely will play only home games with Jacksonville naval air station due to pilot training. Col Frank Howley, head of military government in the US occupation zone in Ilin, once excelled as a drop kicker and javelin thrower at NYU about twenty years ago.
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Gerry O'Brien
Bainbridge Naval Training Center
Fred Lucas
Ted
Red Sox
Williams
Bob
White Sox
Kennedy
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
Frank Howley
Sero States
Ilin
New York U
Pavot Favored In Rich Dwyer Race Saturday
New York July 10 Pavot Walter Jeffords champion two year old of 1944 looms as the favorite for the $50 000 Dwyer at Aqueduct Saturday Following Wildlife s upset win Pavot looks to extend his pace in early Belmont trials He carries 108 pounds to Polynesian s 126 and has been clocked 2 08 1 5 for a mile and a quarter Gallorette and Wildlife also figure strongly in the mile and a quarter test with Trymenow and Polynesian in the field and Brann s filly Gallorette showing solid work at Aqueduct the week s end.
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New York
Pavot
Walter Jeffords
Aqueduct
Case Ace
Belmont Track
Hoop Jr
Wildlife
Greentree Stable
Coincidence
Jeffords
Longshot
Trymenow
Polynesian
Eaton
Gallorette
Rich Dwyer
Walter L. Brann
Former Purdue Coach Dies Of Heart Attack
Arthur L. Butch Scanlon longtime Purdue football coach from 1918 to 1920 and former University of Chicago star died of a heart attack yesterday. Scanlon played for the Maroons in 1912 and 1913 and had coached at Hyde Park High School in Chicago since leaving Purdue.
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Chicago
Arthur L
Butch) Scanlon
Purdue University
University of Chicago Grid
Scanlon
Maroons
Hyde Park High School
Purdue
Fights Last Night Roundup From Multiple Cities
Boxing results from New York to Fresno show Bartolo outpointing Penino in Brooklyn and Del Gato defeating Valencia in Brooklyn. Harris wins split decision over Zivic in Pittsburgh while Worthey stops Thompson in Homestead. Cool defeats Del Orto in Worcester and Anderson stops Rossi in Hartford. Kid Filipino beats Harrison in Los Angeles and Sheik Rangel TKO’s Cannon in Fresno.
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New York
Sal Bartolo
Boston
al Penino
Brooklyn
Tony del Gato
Ben Valencia
Spain
Pittsburgh
Ossie Harris
Fritzie Zivic
Johnny Worthey
Homestead
Ken Thompson
Indianapolis
New Bedford
Mass
Johnny Cool
Worcester
Vince del 'Orto
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Holman Williams
Detroi
Charley Burley
al Wooster
Frankfort
Babe Quinton
Waterville
Carlie Wooster
Bennie Small
Hartford
Conn
Don Anderson
Joe Rossi
Los Angeles
Kid Filipino
Sonora
Mex
Billy Harrison
San Francisco
Fresno
Calif
Sheik Rangel
Speedy Cannon
Seattle
Ferriss Holds Holmes As Sex Win In Exhibition Split
Major leaguers hit the road toward another interleague series after a seven game charity drive that raised over 225000 for war relief. Crowds of 170025 attended two exhibition days with the American league winning five of seven games.
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Chicago
Boston
Dave Ferriss
Tommy Holmes
Braves
Randy Heflin
Hausmann
Ferriss
Red Sox
Bert Shepard
Washington
Brooklyn
Luke Sewell
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Schoendienst
Ray Sanders
Pete Appleton
Navy
Phillies
Athletics
Philadelphia
Jimmy Foxx
Red Shield Defeats Civitan 6 to 0 at College Field
Co operatives shut out Civitan 6 0 with four runs in first inning. Exchange tops Rotary 8 4 at the abattoir. Teachey Wilshon Rogers Saunders Hill cited. Todays games JayCees versus A B club at college Lions versus Kiwanis at Abattoir.
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Co-operative
Civitan Club
College Field
Abattoir
Exchange Club
Rotary Club
Cee A
Yenser Sian
Shoaf
Delapp
Rickert
Frye
Kimble
Rotary
Teachey and Wilshon
Rogers, Saunders and Hill
JayCees
A. B. Club
Lions Club
Kiwanis Club
Apache Heads Garden State Park Opening
Belair Stud's Apache leads the field in Garden State park's opening day headline event the $10,000 Camden handicap to be run Friday at Camden N J.
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Apache Heads Garden
Camden
N. J
Belair Stud
Apache
Devil Diver
Garden State Park
Ostrer Fined for Gasoline Misuse in Suburban Trip
In Braintree England Vivian Kaye Ostrer paid a 10 fine after his hired man feared subway trains. Ostrer said he drove to take the man to London rather than ride the subway back.
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Braintree
England
Vivian Kaye Ostrer
Ostrer
London
Nelson and Sarazen Vie in PGA Championship at Dayton
32 players enter the 194X PGA Championship match play at Moraine Country Club Dayton. Byron Nelson from Toledo and Gene Sarazen of New York lead a field chasing 36-hole medalist honors with Nelson tying Revolta for the qualifying mark at 138 while Sarazen complains of tired feet after a long round.
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Fritz Howell Dayton
PGA
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Squire Gene Sarazen
New York
Metraine Country Club
Sarazen
Nelson
P.G.A
Squire
Denver
Toledo Star
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Ill
Dick Shoemaker
Crafton
Jimmy Hines
Chicago
Revolta
Sgt
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Dayton
Wright Field
Denny Shute
Akron
Philadelphia
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Tony Manero
Craig Wood
Jimmy Thomson
Willie Goggin
Bob Hamilton
Evanseville
Ind
Fort Lewis
Wash
Jack Grout
Three Tiger Hurlers Out With Injuries
Detroit Tigers pitcher Paul Trout joined teammates Joe Orrell and Jerry Burke on the injury list as the club headed to Boston for a 16 game eastern road trip. Trout, back trouble, entered a hospital for a checkup after posting 10 losses and 8 wins. Orrell sat out to have teeth pulled while Burke, a recent signee, was also ruled out.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Paul
Dizzy” Trout
Tigers
Boston
Trout
Joe Orrell
Jerry Burke
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