Nationals Win Fourth In 12 Years Of Dream Game
In Pittsburgh July 12 the Nationals defeat the American League 7 1 in the all Star showcase as Ken Raffensberger Rip Sewell and Jim Tobin hold the AL to 12 hits. Tex Hughson struggles in relief and Connie Ryan scores on a Bill Nicholson pinch double for the Nationals. Attendance reaches 29 589 as the series returns to Forbes Field.
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Pitttsburgh
Billy Southworth
Nationals
Ford Frick
Joe McCarthy
Ken Raffenscherer
Phils
Rip Sewell
Irates
Jim Tobin
Braves
Bobby Doerr
Red Sox
Rollie Hemsley
Yanks
Borowy
Hughson
Connie Ryan
Bill Nicholson
Cubs
Browns
Walker Cooper
Galan
Cavarretta
Bob Johnson
Stan Foes
Senators
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Dixie Walker
Ers
Stan Musial
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Hal Newhouser
Tigers
Whitey Kurowski
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Sewell
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W. Cooper
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Hayes
Newsom
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Berry
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Hubbard
Dodgers to Hold four day tryout camp in High Point
Brooklyn Dodgers branch Rickey Jr brings a four day tryout camp to High Point High School Athletic Field July 24 to 27. Eligible players must be 16 or older and not in American Legion Junior baseball. No residency or reporting limits. arrive at 9 A M with gear and uniform.
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American Legion
Dodgers to Hold Camp Here With Local Talent Trials
Rickey announced a camp here with no camp fee but players must fund their trips and living costs. If event contracts are offered, Dodgers will reimburse any expenses. Dodgers staff includes diamond scouts like George Sisler Clyde Lukeri and Matthe ws, with official staff details due soon.
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Dodgers
George Sisler
Foremer
St. Louis Browns
Clyde Lukeri
W ‘Matthews
Carolinas AAU swimming meet looms in North Carolina pool
Town eyes an upcoming Carolinas AAU swimming meet at City Lake pool with glamorous past stars like Brenda Yelser Nancy Merks Helen Crelenkovich and Gloria Callen not returning this year. Marines promote Scooter Moser from corporal to sergeant as football fate and coaching questions stir high school plans.
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Brenda Yelser
Oregon
Jack Cody
Scooter
Moser
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Cernugel
Uncle Sam
Simeon
Oither
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High Point
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Charles Stapleton
Goldsboro
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Local YMCA Softball Scores Highlight Night Action
Three softball games were played yesterday in local leagues. The AGO beat Zoot Suiters 15 to 4, War Department routed Silver Knit 8 to 0, and Melrose girls defeated Hillcrest 5 to 1 with D Thornton pitching a one hit seven inning game. Beeson Hardware and Thomas Car Works led junior high action before rain halted play at 3 to 3.
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A.G.O
Zoot Suiters
War Department
Melrose
Hillcrest
D. Thornton
Beeson Hardware
Thomas Car Works
Ward League Meeting At YMCA Sets Junior Team Rules
A Ward League meeting at the YMCA established eligibility rules for players under 16 as of January 1. Industrial teams must supply balls. YMCA will furnish bats and catchers outfits. league play will begin at 9 a.m. on the designated diamond.
Mercury Club Sets Called Session on Summer Swim Meet
Mercury Athletic Club meets in the Elwood Hotel tonight at 7 30 to discuss the Carolinas A A U and National Junior swimming championships. The events staged next Friday and Saturday at City Lake are the season opener sponsored by the Mercury Club and the City Recreation. Committee chairmen will report.
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Elwood
Carolinas
Scores From Yesterday’s Minor League Baseball Results
International League games featured Newark 5 to 9 over Syracuse 3 to 1 and Buffalo 4 over Rochester 0. American Association saw Toledo 2 Louisville 1 and Milwaukee 9 Minneapolis 2 with a second game postponed, Columbus 14 Indianapolis 4, and St Paul at Kansas City a doubleheader postponed. Southern Association Nashville 2 Birmingham 1 6, Memphis 3 Chattanooga 2, Little Rock 6 Atlanta 4.
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Syracuse
Buffalo
Rochester
American Association
Toledo
Louisville
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Southern Association
Nashville
Birmingham
Memphis
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Atlanta
Sports Committee Sells $16,730,170 In Bonds
New York report says the Fifth War Loan Sports committee oversaw bond sales totaling 16.73 million dollars in the metropolitan area. Max Kase served as committee chairman.
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Sports Committee
New York
Fifth War Loan Sports Committee
Max Kase
All Star Sidelines Highlight Midseason Classic
The all star game featured Rip Sewell on the mound and Bill Nicholson contributing a quick pinch double for the National League. Vernon Stephens and Connie Ryan made standout plays for the senior circuit while Bobby Doerr led the American League with two homers and a prodigious left field blast by Augie Galan capped practice.
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Bobby Doerr
Boston
Joe Cronin
Augie Galan
Langley Wins Medal Honors With 95 In Junior Golf
Langley scored 95 to capture medal honors in Emerywood Country Club junior golf tourney. Glover Bedford was runner up with 103 as first round match play began afternoon. Second round set for Thursday with finals Friday.
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Emerywood Country Club
Esterday
Glover Bedford
Wood
Elswick Smith
Tommy Wood
Jack Slane
Kenneth Geddie
Woollen
Glover Bedard
Topper the K-9 Hero Keeps Quiet at Home
In Portland, Oregon, Topper the Belgian shepherd and his owner W. R. Gibson have not revealed any military secrets after Topper’s discharge from the K-9 corps. The dog remains silent, not giving away information that could aid Nazi agents.
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W. R. Gibson
Sports Roundup Touches Babe Zaharias and Notable Figures
New York sports roundup notes Babe Didrickson Zaharias eyeing big men’s tournaments after cleaning up women’s golf, and cites her temporary tennis pause due to a right elbow growth. It also mentions actor-hopeful Tony Galento mulling a movie role, Tulane football kin Nellie Felts Jr, and Mike Kelly’s 50-year baseball milestone. Other items include Pop Warner decline, Mike Engel’s park quip, and military figures Cunningham Elrod Donahue Donahue's air medal recipient status in Italy.
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Babe Didrickson Zaharias
Babe
Tony Galento
Gene Vinassa
Los Angeles
Nellie Felts, Jr
Tulane
Papa” Felts
Hattiesburg
Miss
Radio Schedule Changes and Prime Time Listings
Radio grid outlines time shifts for Eastern War Time hours and late corrections. The schedule lists programs across CBS NBC and mutual networks including The Murphy Sisters The Jack Armstrong Serial and many other dramas news reports and musical features with varying affiliations and time blocks.
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Jack Armstrong
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the Sea Hound
Dick Tracy
Kiddles
Nhe Mow Howe
Hop Harrigan
Terry Seral
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Iso Murray
Tim Healy
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Jeri Sullavan
Dack Armstrong
Volney
Lowell Thomas
Nbe World News
Henry J. Taylor
Mercer
Connee Boswell
Blu Fulton Lewis, Jr
John Nesbitts
Volney Kurd
Carolyn Gilbert
Lange
Nhe
Dhe
Blu
London
Kaltenborn
Mrs. North
Frankie Carle Ore
Ebs
Cecil Brown
Abner
Nick Carter
Jean Hersholt
Dr. Christian
Xavier Cusat
Alan Young
Jack Carson
Joseph Paceasers
Gabriel Atter
District Liseracy Rae Mildred Bail
Kay Kyser
Raymond Gram Swing
Royal Arch Gunnison
Fights from last night by the Associated Press
Boxers include Holman William of Detroit who outpointed Lloyd Marshall of Cleveland ten rounds in Washington. Bobby Gunther beat Pulio Malavez in New York. Johnny Green of Lackawanna outpointed Jory Peralta in Buffalo ten. Milton Kressier defeated Tiger Nelson in Brooklyn. Rudy Giscomb beat Tommy Fusart in Union City. Phil Terra nove edged Al Lacey in New Bedford. Enrique Bolanos defeated Tony Olivero in Los Angeles.
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Washington
Holman William
Detroit
Lloyd Marshall
Cleveland
Bobby Gunther
New York
Pulio Malavez
Puerto Rico
Buffalo
N. Y
Johnny Green
Lackawanna
Jory Peralta
Tamequa
Milton Kressier
Brooklyn
Tiger Nelson
Union City
N. J
Rudy Giscomb
Tommy Fusart
Irvington
New Bedford
Mass
Phil Terranove
al “Snooks” Lacey
New Haven
North Carolina to Hold Softball Tournament in Gastonia
The 1944 North Carolina Men’s and Women’s Softball tournament will be staged in Gastonia from August 22 to 26. State Commissioner Bill Alligood announced the combined event with victors advancing to the Southeastern regional before the national in Cleveland in September. Defending champions are Bartner Furniture of Greensboro and American Yarn Processing of Mt. Holly.
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MT. Holly
North Carolina
Gastonia
Bill Alligood
Cleveland
Bartner Furniture
Greensboro
American Yarn Processing
Sparse turnout at Kellogg Park rally in Oregon City
In Oregon City Kellogg Park hosted a political rally with many candidates. Only three of about 600 area voters attended, signaling low voter interest despite the speaker lineup.
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Ore
INS
Kellogg Park District
Triangle and Tomlinson Meet in Afternoon Baseball Tilt
Triangle visits Tomlinson in a 5 15 p m industrial league game with Triangle seeking pace on Melrose and Tomlinson aiming to halt a 11 loss streak. Triangle likely starts Day Newby or Fred Howell while Tomlinson goes with Speedy Reid or Kent Barney.
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Tomlinson
Melrose
Toms
Beither Day Newby
Fred Howell
Reid
Kent Barney Castle
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