Heinie Manush Revives Martinsville A's to Playoff Hopes
Heinie Manush, cut loose by Boston, has Martinsville Athletics surging in the Carolina league. The team climbs to third place and pursues a playoff berth while Manush mentors young players including Boo Ferris, O Neill, and Stiner, underscoring his value to the Red Sox system.
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Boston Red Sox
Heinie Manush
Martinsville Athletics
Durham Bulls
Red Sox
Manush
Greensboro
Patriots
Roanoke
Sox
Scranton
Heinie
Bostonians
Athletics
Martinsville
Martinsville Boys
Boo” Ferris
O' Neill
Stiner
Red Hase
Ocean
Dodgers Scout Attends Tommies Game Amid Farm System Talk
Dodgers farm head Branch Rickey Jr watches the Tommies fight back for a late win with Dodgers scout Ray Hayworth beside Tommies president Doak Finch. Ed Marshall plans Brooklyn move joining the Dodgers scouting staff. Attendance could rise if Tommies build a winning streak.
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Branch Rickey, Jr
Dodgers
Tommies
Ray Hayworth
Doak Finch
Tom
Hayworth
Ray, Jr
Herb Fash
Rickey
Noah
Inen Tommies
Rex
Johnny Forbes
Bowen
Howig Wa
Ross
Forbes
Addison
Iun
Jimmy Maus
A's
Miller
Ed Marshall
Brooklyn
Marshall
Lee Vickers
Shold
Ump
Dave Yow
Reas Finchis Authority
Tony Janiro to Meet John Greco Friday in New York
Tony Janiro a 19 year old Youngstown Ohio battler who has lost only one of 40 pro fights will face rugged Johnny Greco of Montreal Friday at Madison Garden. The eight round feature is limited by Janiro s youth and state athletic commission rules. New Caledonia is about 250 miles long.
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New York
Tony Janiro
Youngstown, Ohio
Battler
Johnny Greco
Montreal
Janico
State Athletic Commission
Lightning and hits mark baseball card night says AP
Emil Verban drove in Ray Sanders with a ninth inning on base for a 3-2 win over Boston. Hill Voiselle pitched five strong innings to beat Chicago 2-1 for the Giants ending New York’s five game skid. Goody Rosen had two singles and a triple in the Dodgers 5-2 win over Pittsburgh. Dick Mawuney limited Cincinnati to three hits in a 3-1 Phillies victory. Steven Gromek earned the Indians win at Boston 6-1. Yale University noted as the third oldest higher education institution in the United States.
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Emil Verban
Cardinals
Ray Sanders
Boston
Hill Voiselle
Giants
Chicago
New York
Goody Rosen
Dodgers
Brooks
Pittsburgh
Dick Mawuney
Phillies
Cincinnati
Reds
Steven Gromek
Indians
Sam Breadon
David Harnum
Mort Cooperne
Braves
Charley
Barrett
the Birds
Cooper
St. Louis
Nate Andrews
Rooklyn
Pirates
Nick Strincer
Hall
Mauney
Bill Voiselle
Danny Gardella
Paul Erickson
Cub
Cubs
Brooklyn
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Steve Gromek
Johnny Lazor
Sox
Jim Wilson
Radio Program Schedule With Corrections and Lineup
Program changes due to late network corrections. Lists shows from 6:00 p.m. to 1:15 a.m. including News Time, Terry Serial, Sally Moore songs, Sherlock Holmes related dramas, police and detective features, musical programs, variety hours, and late night newscasts. Notable entries include Superman serial, Dick Tracy repeats, Mr and Mrs North drama, Lum and Abner, Bill Billie Burke comedy, Phil Harris music quiz, and final news at 11:15 p.m. plus a 2 hour CBS wrap.
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Abe Sparrow
the Hawk
Cbs
Keene Wicker
Abc
Tom Mix
Quincy Howe
Cebs
Walter Kiernan
Abc-East
Terry
Abc-West
Mbs-West
Jimmy Carroll
Abe-West
Sally Moore
Jack Armstrong
Mbs
Raymond
Abe
Three Suns
Abe Ellery Queen
Cbs Basic Dancing Music Orchestra
Cbanger
West
Abc Mutual Melodies
Kaltenborn
Mrs. North
Abe the Saint
Abe Cecil Brown
Don Gardiner
Billie Burke
Abe Jean Hersholt
Christian
Abbe
Bert Wheeler
Cba
Cs Curtain Time
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Cbs Jones and I
Phil Harris
Cbs Counter Spy
Forbes Delivers Walk-Off Hit To Beat Lexington A’s
Johnny Forbes of the Thomasville Tommies hit a game deciding single in the 10th at Finch Field, lifting Thomasville 3 2 over the Lexington A’s and giving the Toms the series two games to one. Lefty Ross held Lexington scoreless after the early frame.
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Johnny Forbes
Thomasville
Tommies
Finch Field
Dodgers
Lexington A's
Toms
Lexington
Forbes
Radmar
Ross
Miller
A's
Walker
Morgan
Verderber
Leonard
Lexington Abrhame
aMaus
Enceouveves Gtrseee
Cpminoe
Thomasville Abrha Semel
Prbotn
Radmer
Mullins
Roger
Schold
Trexier
Morgen
Verderbera
RBI
Howig
Bob—Miller
Lo— Miller
Hoff Miller
Ridenhour
Vickers
Baseball Scoreboard Night Across Leagues
National League results include New York 2 over Chicago 1 and Philadelphia 3 over Cincinnati 1 with several rain tied games. American League Cleveland 6 over Boston 1 plus rain delays and postponed Chicago at Philadelphia to aid travel connections. Minor leagues note Carolina League races with Winston Salem 13 Danville 7 and others. Piedmont League all games postponed by rain. International and American Associations feature Montreal 4 6 Rochester 0 1 and Indianapolis 10 Toledo 5.
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Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Winston-Salem
Danville
Leakeville
Burlington
Durham
Martinsville
Greensboro
Raleigh
Jakucki
Kramer
Gettel
Bevens
Bagby
Smith
Black
Flores
Newhouser
Benton
Leonard
Pieretti
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Carolina League
Danville Seem
Hickory Scene
Landis
Statesville
Mooresville
Thomasville
Concord
Major League Leaders Batting and Fielding Highlights
Major League Leaders list top performers by category across batting runs and hits with players from Boston Chicago New York Brooklyn St. Louis Philadelphia and Washington including Holmes Cavarretta Olmo Lombardi and others. Pitching leaders Ferriss Benton post season marks and earned run averages are noted.
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Holmes
Boston
Cavarretta
Chicago
Ton
Galan
Brooklyn
Olmo
Rosen
Walker
Rucker
New York
Lombardi
Workman
DiMaggio
Phil
Adams
St. Louis
Kurowski
Schoendienst
Passeau
Hicago
Case
Washington
Cuccinello
Stirnweiss
Stephens
R. Johnson
Etten
McQuinn
Siebert
Philadelphia
Moses
Kubel
Dickshot
Talbert withdraws from eastern clay court championship
Billy Talbert national clay court titleholder from Wilmington Del withdraws from the eastern clay court championship. Top seed sent word from Chicago that he is in a hospital for a checkup.
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Talbert
New York
Billy Talbert
Wilmington
Del
Chicago
Wallace Wade to Quit Coaching Football at Duke
Wallace Wade, famed coach of Rose Bowl teams at Alabama and Duke, will return to Duke as director of athletics and physical education. Eddie Cameron, long time Duke coach, will remain on the staff during Wade's temporary absence. The notes mention a discharge from the army for a person named Jerecen.
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Wallace Wade
Duke
Durham
Alabama
Army
Wade
Eddie Cameron
Jerecen
Red Shield Baseball Beats Co-op 2–0 At Abattoir Park
The Rotary club shut out the Co-op club 2 to 0 to win their first game of the second half. Ridge pitched well with eight strikeouts and two hits allowed. Keat started for Co-op, fanning eight and yielding one hit.
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Rotary Club
Abattoir Park
Ridge
Keat
Rotary
Hill
Shoaf
Delappee
Cards Beat Braves With Red Barrett For 3-2 Victory
Red Barrett pitched a 3-2 win over the Braves, his tenth with the Cardinals this season. Emil Verban drove in the deciding run in the ninth, Ray Sanders scoring as St. Louis edged Boston and moved into second place behind Brooklyn.
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Braves
Triangle Nine Rout Highland in Lopsided Baseball Contest
Triangle Hosiery defeated Highland 14 to 1 yesterday with 11 hits. McDonald had three hits for four at bats to lead Triangle, while Smith had two singles for Highland. Tomorrow, Thomas Car Works meets Marsh Furniture at the high school diamond.
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Triangle
Highland
White
Rickert
McDonald
Smith
Thomas Car Works
Marsh Furniture
Pavot May Run Again In Added Empire City Handicaps
Belmont winner Pavot, after a poor showing in the Dwyer, may race again in Saturday's $50,000 added Empire City Handicap at Jamaica. The Walter N. championship and other details are noted.
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Pavot
Jamaica
New York
Walter N
Young Boxers Top Billing At Garden In Historic First Since Slattery Era
New York reports on a string of youth headed bouts at Madison Square Garden. Twenty year old Tony Janko faces Johnny Greco in the first Garden feature since the Slattery Delaney underage bout. The piece notes past teen stars Abe Attell Nat Fipp Fischer and Ed Dunkhorst as context and recalls Wimpy's 60 game major league stint.
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New York
Jimmy Slattery
Jack Delaney
Madison Square Garden
Slattery
the Garden
Billy Arnold
Fritzie Zivic
Tony Janko
Johnny Greco J
Garden
Slattery-Delaney
Nat Fipischer
Ed Dunkhorst
Haegg Nears Four Minute Mile In Sweden
Gunder Haegg clocked 4:01.4 in Malmö to approach the four minute mile, beating the previous record of 4:02.2 set by Arne Andersson in the season’s first meeting. Haegg, a 29 year old schoolmaster, said he could have broken four minutes with more competition.
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Gunder Haegg
Arne Anderson
Malmo
Sweden
Anderson
Gunder Haegs
Arne Andersson
Andersson
Gunder
Hanegg
The Loan Ranger Georgia Football Sparks Interest
Georgia U football fans buzz over Halfback John Donaldson son of Jessup dis charged from the regular navy to take a year at Georgia. Donaldson, rated by Coach Don Faurot as an outstanding back, joined as a loan from the naval academy and could be a standout like Sinkwich or Trippi with Wally Butts devising plays.
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Georgia U
John Donaldson
Jessup
University
Naval Academy
Donaldson
Don Faurot
Jacksonville Navy
Navy
Annapolis
Geora
Wally Butts
Frankie Sinkwich
Charley Trippi
Shorts and Shells in Sports Circles Highlight Reads
The piece notes the Cooke doubles at Tri-State may be discouraged by USLTA despite their strong pairing. It mentions Lou Pieri urging Pacific Coast Ice League to join pro status and stage a playoff with the American League. It also references Red Ruffing possibly debuting for the Yankees against the White Sox and questions Fritzie Zivic’s apparent retirement after a string of losses. It adds Navy manager Billy Herman backing Marine Pvt. Wellington Quinn for the big leagues.
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U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
Elwood Cooke
Lou Pieri
Providence
R. L
Pacific Coast Ice League
Army
Yankees
White Sox
Fritzie Zivic
Jeffords' colorbearer shows promise at track mile
Jeffords' colorbearer came from Belmont on Tuesday and ran a mile of the track. Trainer Oscar White praised the colt's performance highly.
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Jeffords
Belmont
Oscar White
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