Cardinals End French Win Streak With 7-4 Game One
Brooklyn Dodgers split a doubleheader with St. Louis as Lefty Larry French saw his ten game win streak end in the opener. Eric White pitched well for the Cardinals before a late rally, while Macon started for Brooklyn and Camilli homered.
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Associated Preas
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Larry French
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Curt DaVis
Hickory Rebels erupt for six in eighth to beat Salisbury Giants
Hickory Rebels score six runs in the eighth inning to pull away for an 8 to 4 victory over the Salisbury Giants. Utz, Burris, Boris, Gauthier and Doolittle contributed for Hickory while Salisbury managed 12 hits and 4 runs in the loss.
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Hickory Rebels
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Burris
Boris
Gauthier
Doolittle
North Carolina softball eliminations set dates and sites
Raleigh dispatch reports the annual North Carolina softball eliminations set for August 13 14 and 15 with western teams meeting in Canton and eastern teams in Raleigh Winners of the two sectional tournaments will advance to a series.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Canton
St Louis Beats Brooklyn In Playoff Duel For Series Lead
The page notes a 4-3 Brooklyn loss to St Louis with runs by Reese, French and White. Ed Head pitched the final innings, while Casey and French split pitching duties. Attendance reached 19,395 as the best two of three playoff series unfolds with dates to be announced. The North Carolina regional field lists many teams for a national tournament in Detroit, with a women’s Mt Holly tournament slated August 27 to 29.
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Ed Head
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Reese
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Marion
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French
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Lanier
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Winston-Salem Twins split doubleheader with Charlotte
In Winston-Salem on July 18 the Twins defeated Charlotte 4 to 0 in the opener and 4 to 3 in the nightcap. Bobby Hogue allowed four hits for the shutout in game one while Herman Bishop edged Joe Cleary in a pitching duel to win game two.
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Winston-Salem Twins
Charlotte
Bobby Hogue
Bees
Herman Bishop
Joe Cleary
Norfolk Tars Rally to Beat Colts in Eight to Five Win
Norfolk suppressed Richmond after Pfeffer’s four hit effort. A late four-run inning in the ninth by Richmond chased him, but Norfolk held on for an 8 to 5 victory, tying the series.
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Norfolk
Roman Pfeffer
Richmond Colts
Norfolk Tars
Army Relief Game Added to Columbia Schedule
Columbia's football schedule lists a September 26 game at Baker Field against a Fort Monmouth, New Jersey representative in aid of Army relief. The event pairs Columbia with military personnel for a charity matchup.
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New York
Army Relief
Columbia
Lions
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Baker Field
Indians Manager Lou Boudreau Turns 25 After Yankees Rout
Lou Boudreau manager of the Cleveland Indians celebrated his 25th birthday yesterday and admitted feeling older after his team was routed by the New York Yankees in a one sided game.
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New York
Apy - Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Dual rotation propeller hailed as major advance
A new two part dual rotation propeller is described as a significant improvement over conventional designs. The device features one part turning to the right and the other to the left, forming a two way propulsion system.
Wood’s Ryder Cuppers Take Early Lead Over Hagen’s Team
Craig Wood’s Ryder Cup squad dominated the first day with five best ball wins at Oakland Hills, led by Ben Hogan’s nine birdies and Byron Nelson with Ed Dudley. Hagen’s challenge failed to match the day’s hot offense as Wood’s lineup seized a large, near insurmountable advantage heading into tomorrow’s singles.
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Watson Spoelstra
Detroit
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Byron Nelson
Hogan
Little Ben
Jimmy Demaret
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Arthur Havers
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Picard
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Ralph Guldshi
Horton Smith
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Brillant
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San Antonio
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Cooper
Eagle Little
Harrison in Hollywood
Hollywood's movie lots bustle with radio personalities and performers as studios prep autumn items. Fibber McGee dazzles on set while others stumble. Moppet Mapy Cortez handles a sunken closeup after 23 straight hours. Orta rises in demand for Latin dance routines.
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Fibber McGee
RKO
Charlie McCarthy
McCarthy
Sirgio Orta
Metro
Orta
Mapy Cortez
League of Songs
Mapy
Moppy
Miss Cortez
Stang’s Absence Shakes Radio Show Lineup
Reporters scramble to explain the missing figure Stang once portrayed on eleven radio programs. In various scripts he is described as kidnapped or enlisted in the Army or Navy.
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New York
Arnold Stang
Victor Mature
Stang
Army
Navy
Occupation wins Arlington Futurity in fastest time ever
Occupation a fast breaking colt owned by John Marsh Chicago contractor won the $62,900 Arlington Futurity in a record 1 10 2/5. From outside post he led, won by five lengths with jockey Leslie Balaski aboard. Picket ran second, Glance About third, Careless fourth as Occupation set a new six furlong mark.
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Chicago
Occupation
John Marshh
Arlington
Joseph E. Widener
Glanes
Warren Wright
Careless
Ladysman
Far Star
Case Ace
Miss Bunting
Corona Corona
W.ef. Boeing
Seattle
Washa
Boeing
Alquest
Quallon
Hoosier
Big Me
Piedmont Leagues Top Hitters Trimmed in Pitchers Paradise
Richm ond July 18. The Piedmont League reduced the .300 hitters list to eight as mound masters battled for supremacy. Olmo of Richmond fell from .352 to .339, Chap man dropped from .338 to .3832, and Welas of Bar ham slid from .333 to .329, but the trio remained 1 2 3 in Howe News Bureau weekly averages ending July 15. Olmo still leads in runs batted in, triples, total bases, hits, and runs scored, while Partee, Clark and Aderholt moved among the top averages. Curtis Johnson earned his 11th win in four losses with a four hit shutout against Portsmouth, and several pitchers topped the win column. A no hit, no run game by Walter Dubiet ended in an error spoiling a perfect effort.
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Max Macon
Dodgers
Montreal
Max Lanier
Cardinals
Coaker
Dodger
Pete Riser
Eric White
French
Hugh Casey
Stan
Richmond
Paradise
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Howe
Colts
Cecil Garriott
Portsmouth
Roy Partee
Catener
al Clark
Norfolk
Morris Aderholt
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Don Murray
Winston-Salem
Walsh
Greensboro
Alex Krasnak
Jimmy Matthews
Curtis Johnson
Joe Ostrowski
Ed Hurley
Woody Johnson
Guy Fletcher
Walter Dubiet
Durham
Ohio Gelding Sets New Track Record at Montauk Purse
Ohio gelding Senator Abbe driven by Orvis Lowen of Wilmington set a track record by pacing 1 mile 16 in 2 13 4 to win the Montauk purse on Long Island. The Abbott, a former trotter now pacer, finished second after leading early. Volstadt won the Beaches trot for W N Reynolds of Winston-Salem with Lee Smith driving.
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Orvis Lowen
Wilmington
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Abbot
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Volstadt
W. N. Reynolds
Winston-Salem
N. C
Lee Smith
Siskilee
Roosevelt Raceway
Old Orchard
Close Four Battles Mark City Municipal League Start
Close contests dominated the second round as Tomlinson defeated Carolina Container 5-4 in extras. Mills Home beat Pickett 3-2 behind Mills Home pitcher McLean, Highland beat Marsh 4-1 as Dennis again shined, and Slane overwhelmed Oakdale 18-6 with Dorsett four hits including a grand slam.
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Tomlinson
Carolina Container
Clyde Hedrick
Furniture Makers
Linville Title To Jane Crum Wins Golf Meet
Jane Crum the University of South Carolina co ed from Orangeburg won the Linville Women s Invitation Golf Tournament defeating Mrs Thomas Nolan of Newcastle Pa 2 and 1 in an 18 hole final The match featured a seesaw finish with Crum scoring a birdie two on 14 and parting 15 and 16 to seal the victory Governor Broughton presented prizes amid ceremonies at Linville Golf Club
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Jane Crum
University of South Carolina
Orangeburg
S. C
Thomas Nolan
Newcastle
Ujal
Broughton
Miss Crum
Stuart Cramer
Charlotte
Nolan
Mrs. Nolan
Campbell and Carolina clash in nine inning dispute
In a pitcher heavy contest J Tomlinson led Campbell through nine with 9th inning runs as both sides exchanged hits. Ingram and Nance drove in key runs while Hedrick and Sechrest featured on the mound. Sechrest earned the win, Brown took the loss, and a hit by pitch by Wall helped frame the late inning drama.
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Campbell
J. Tomlinson
Carolina Container
Ingram
Nance
Hedrick
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