Tarboro teen Lula Newsome wins 400 free crown
Tarboro teen Lula Newsome won the 400-meter free as part of a strong Carolinas AAU aquatic meet performance. Budky Crone of Goldsboro defended the Bi-State diving title for the fifth straight season, contributing to Tarboro’s overall team victory. Multiple records fell including Newsome’s 6:28.1 in the 90-meter free, Palmer’s 6:15.17 in the open 400, and Kelly’s 2:53.9 in the men’s 200-meter breast.
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Rolfe Delivers Walkoff Hit as Yankees Rally Past White Sox
New York's Robert Rolfe homered in the tenth and drove in the deciding run to push the Yankees to a 7-6 win over Chicago. The victory extends New York's American League lead to eight games and marks their seventh straight triumph. DiMaggio and Keller also homered, with contributions from Appling, Dickey, and Hassett as Chicago staged a late ninth-inning burst before Rolfe's heroics.
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Red) Rolfe
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Bragg Outfit Beats Navy Preflight In Tight Nine
Fort Bragg Reception Center rallied to defeat Chapel Hill Navy Preflight School 5 to 4 in a late rally. Navy broke ahead with a four run fifth inning, Fort Bragg answered with a seventh inning score, and a ninth inning homer by Forbes sealed the win for Fort Bragg. A return clash is set for Sunday at Fort Bragg with the station hospital team.
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Greensboro Beats Asheville 4 1 Behind Ostrowski Pitching
Greensboro defeated Asheville 4 to 1 in Asheville tonight. Joe Ostrowski allowed one run as the pitching standout. Bill Ramsey homered for Asheville in the first inning.
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Lohrman Leads Giants Past Reds 3-1 in Cincinnati
Bill Lohrman pitched four innings of five hit ball to earn his fourth win over Cincinnati and eighth of the season as the New York Giants defeated the Reds 3 1. Johnny Mize belted his 16th homer, Babe Young doubled, and Bartell and Barna drove in runs. Lamanno homered for Cincinnati while Starr took the loss. Attendance 2,345.
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Mid-Atlantic Open Swimming Meet Cancelled
The sixteenth annual Mid-Atlantic Open Swimming championships set for Williamette pool near Charlotte was canceled due to fire and gas problems hindering out-of-state competitors and transportation. Chairman Carl Link said the event would resume after the war.
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Wofford Coach Passes Away in Spartanburg
Spartanburg July 18 James Carson head coach at Wofford College since 1934 died in hospital after brief illness He was 30 years old Carson suffered a heart attack last Sunday and later pneumonia developed He had been in critical condition for several days.
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Camden opens Garden State Track with record crowd
Camden New Jersey July 1844 Garden State Park opened for the state's first horse racing in 30 years drawing 31,682 fans. The six year old Bogsy, bought for 8100, won the Camden handicap by a length over Valdiia Alpha, earning 4810 and lifting backers' total to over 30000. Darrell Clingman rode Bogsy clocked 1:13 1-5 on a heavy track amid transportation woes and local opposition.
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Novikoff Hero Leads Cubs Past Phillies in Ninth Rally
Lou Novikoff delivered a two run eighth inning rally for the Chicago Cubs to beat the Philadelphia Phillies 2 to 1 before 4,230 fans. He doubled to drive in the tying run and set up the winning score as Dom Dalessandro followed with a deep center fly. Bill Lee earned the win for Chicago, his 10th of the year, while Rube Melton took the loss for Philadelphia. The Phillies have now fallen to the Cubs eight straight times.
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Owls Nip Moors In 117 Innings
Statesville wart on the Meors 1 0 in a 117 inning That marathon saw Walter Lentz, recently acquired, outduel H Jordan as the Owls push six hits and a late first inning run Across a shaky Moors defense Keller starts the scoring on a fielder’s choice and a botched play by Jordan The double play attempt fails at first base enabling Keller to score Jimmy Poole intentionally walked to load the bases and Smith grounds out to end the frame The Durham Bulls also beat the Cubs 2 0 in Durham to notch the third game of a four game set
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Carrasquel Ends Browns' Winning Ways
Washington shut out St. Louis 3-0 behind Alex Carrasquel as Estalella and Repass sparked a fourth inning double steal for the Senators. Pete Appleton held St Louis to three runs through eight innings before Carrasquel closed it out. Attendance reached 20,000 as Washington halted the Browns’ winning streak.
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Through Bound Cracks Record At Suffolk Downs
Psy-Mrs. A. R. Smith's Through Bound broke his own five and one half furlongs track record with 1:04.75 to win the $15,000 added Mayflower Stakes at Suffolk Downs. Crowd of 21,000 saw him defeat Jack S. L. by two and a half lengths. Hygrohour was third with Oema fourth. Through Bound carried 116 pounds and paid $9.70 to win and $3.80 to place for backers.
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Probable Pitchers for Tomorrow's Major League Doubleheaders
In the National and American leagues, probable pitchers are listed for twenty games including Brooklyn at St. Louis with Wrart and Hishe, New York at Cincinnati with Carpenter and Feldman, Philadelphia at Chicago with Podeain and Hoerst, Boston at Pittsburgh with Tobin and Tost, and others. Concord defeats Landis 14 to 4 as Landis dazzles with late innings, while Concord Weavers win behind strong hitting and pitching.
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Warneke
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Lexington Falls to Thomasville 4 1 in Six-Miscue Loss
Thomasville Tommies beat Lexington 4 1 as six Lexington errors and three double plays aided the visitors. Rankin held Thomasville to four hits in eight innings but the miscues ruined Lexington’s bid while Homer Cox led Lexington with three hits. Nance, the Thomasville shortstop, had a triple and contributed to the defense.
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Schroeder and Segura Reach Eastern Clay Court Final
Ted Schroeder of Glendale California defeated Alejo Russell of Argentina 7 5 4 6 6 3 1 6 6 4 to reach the final. Francisco Segura of Ecuador beat George Richards 6 3 6 4 3 6 6 2 to advance. In doubles Segura and Russell move on after Wood’s default, facing Richards and Mattman. Patricia Canning Todd won the women’s title over Helen Bernhard 6 4 3 6.
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Washed Up Eddie McNair quits after sale to Senators
Eric McNair a 32 year old infielder says he is quitting major league baseball as he was "washed up." He told Washington Senator president Clark Griffith he did not want the team to spend money on him and that he was not worth it. McNair had been used mainly as a pinch hitter this season and had a .067 average. He broke in with the Philadelphia Athletics and also played for the Boston Red Sox and Chicago White Sox.
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Ted Williams Put to Bed by Physician
Boston July 18 Ted Williams the Boston Red Sox outfielder was ordered to bed by his physician after a temperature of 10 percent was found. He complained of a sore throat and body aches. The club could not say how long he would be sidelined.
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Heintzelman Bests Braves in Pittsburgh Opener
Lefty Kenny Heintzelman held the Boston Braves to three hits as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated Boston 3 to 0 to open a three game series. Barretto and Fletcher drove in runs, with DiMaggio and Filiott adding singles. Javery pitching for Boston lasted seven innings, with Errickson allowing the Pirates a run in the ninth. Attendance was 7,179.
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Promoter Suspends Mat Programs At Hippodrome
Promoter J R Steele announced that wrestling programs at EH Hippodrome would be suspended for the summer. He cited a disappointing Thursday crowd and a heat wave, saying fans are focused on the war and the sport is not a priority. He plans to reopen in the fall, though he doubts it.
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Doublerab Triumphs In Empire City Fleetwing Handicap
Doublerab, the four year old gray colt ridden carrying 130 pounds, won Empire City's Fleetwing Handicap by five lengths over Mettlesome while equaling the track record for five and three quarter furlongs. The victory, Doublerab's fifth straight win and second record performance in a month, earned $1,574 for owner Mrs. Tilyou Christopher and boosted season earnings to $6,550 from 20 starts.
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