Two Golfers Vie for No 1 Title in Stroke Play Season
Nelson leads McSpaden in scoring average and total earnings as the pair chase the No 1 golfer honor. McSpaden holds more top finishes while Nelson posts higher earnings, with several major events remaining on the summer schedule.
Yesterday's Majors Stars From the AP Recap
Baseball standings highlight strong performances from Martin Marion of St. Louis with three doubles and two runs, Sid Rocco of Cleveland driving five RBI on two doubles, Mike Kreevich of Chicago collecting a triple and a single for three runs, Dizzy Trout of Detroit pitching a shutout and earning his 14th win, and solid team rallies including Brooklyn and New York in decisive wins.
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Martin Marion
Cardinals
St. Louis
Boston
Sid Rocco
Indians
Cleveland Washington
Mike Kreevich
Browns
Dizzy Trout
Tiger
Walker
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Pitts- Weintraub
Giants
John Lindell
Yankees
Chicago
Homer
Triple
Egnee
New York
Boxers Lee Murray and Turkey Thompson Face Examination
New York July 25. Lee Murray and Turkey Thompson are scheduled for medical examinations before a planned 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Officials from the boxing commission will conduct the checks.
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New York
Lee Murray
Turkey Thompson
Madison Square Garreron
Newening Commission
Bud Long
Penn State
Navy
Army
Wichita
Pauline Rugh
Bell
Salina
Wenrey Smith
Thompsons
Lee Q. Murray
South Norwalk
Madison Square Garden
Murray
Elza Thompson
Turkey
Thompson
Cap Anson
New York Yankees
Major League Leaders Reported By The Associated Press
The AP lists American League batting leader Doerr of Boston at 337 and runs leader Doerr with 70. Stephen s of St. Louis tops RBIs at 62. In the National League Hite Walker of Brooklyn shares hits and Don Nicholson with 21. Stolen bases tied at 12 for Ryan of Boston and Lupien of Philadelphia. Wilks of St. Louis leads pitching with 8 wins and one loss.
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Doerr
Boston
Stephens
St. Louis
Hite—Walker
Brooklyn
Don Nicholson
Ryan
Lupien
Philadelphia
Wilks
New York
Bobby Doerr
Boston Red Sox
Dixie Walker
Brooklyn Dodgers
AB Pet. Walker
Musial
Hopp
Medwick
N. Y
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Rickard
Steelman
Culler
Mecia
Fowler
Kneycastie
Byrd
Barneycastle
Holbrook
Hedrick, Culler
Junior Loop Formed In High Point
The High Point Junior Amateur baseball circuit received final sponsorship at a meeting at the Princess Cafe under Salvation Army and civic groups. Six teams age 13 1/2 to 14 compete in seven inning games with commissioners and officers named for oversight. Games start tomorrow at school field Highland Oakhill grounds and City Abattoir diamond.
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Fred Flagler
Princess Cafe
Salvation Army
High Point
A. T. Moore
Fayetteville
Moore
Test Highlands Lions Club
Carolina Container
Kiwanis Club
Ralph Williams
FE. E. Sensenbach
George Nicholson
Captain Collins
Louis Fisher
Dave Yow
R. I. Barr
W. W. Hutchins
E. Z. Rozzelle
Marsh
Highland
Kiwanis
Lions
Oakhill
City Abattoir
Minor Results From Yesterday's Baseball Scores
Recap of yesterday's scores across leagues. Jersey City and Newark feature 4 4 and 4 1 results, with Buffalo and Syracuse posting 9 2 lines respectively. Bill Terry referenced as NL peer to reach 20 triples in 1931.
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Jersey City
Buffalo
Montreal
Syracuse
Newark
Rochester
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Tale of two bucks marks midwest sports roundup
Milwaukee Brewers set up 2000 extra seats for the American Association All-Star buildup as leaders meet the best from seven other clubs. The column notes photos sent for the All-Star squad, a joke about St Paul’s $2 bill, and quick items on players and pasts for 1944 baseball events and personalities.
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Fritz Howell
Hugh Fullerton, Jr
New York
Mid- West
Milwaukee
Brewers
W. P
Mike”Heath
St. Paul
Triangle Nine Defeats Tomlinson Club 5 to 1 in Sixteenth
Triangle Nine beat Tomlinson 5 to 1 on the high panel field as Fred Howell controlled rebounds and limited Tomlinson to four hits. Parrish and Steelman each had three hits. Flynn, a ninth inning substitute, doubled as the club edged ahead. Tomlinson led 1 0 in the fourth but Triangle answered with a five run rally across the fifth to ninth. Melrose and Randleman are set for tomorrow’s doubleheader at Melrose.
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Melrose
Fred Howell
Tomlinson
Flynn
Parrish
Steelman
Triangle
Randleman
Jack Cecil
Albert Thomas
Beasley
Leonard
Doerr Walker Set Pace For Hitters
Hack Wilson still holds the all time runs batted in mark of 190. He accomplished the feat in 1930 when he hit 56 homers for the Chicago Cubs.
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Hack Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Radio Schedule Highlights Daytime and Late Night Programs
A detailed July 25 Eastern War Time broadcast rundown lists a busy slate of serials, news, dramas, music shows, and commentaries across networks CBS NBC and more. Notable entries include Dick Tracy Hop Harrigan Captain Tim Healy Green Hornet The Sea Hound Lum and Abner Miss Greenwood and Five Minutes News with multiple repeats and regional variations.
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Salac
Farrell
the Sea Hound
Dick Tracy
Wibs-Bavic
Nix Vincy Howe
Hop Harrigan
Terry
Edwin C. HU
Tim Healy
Chick Carter
Jert Sullavan
Jack Armstrong
Volney
Tom Mix
Lowell Thomas
Newacart
Nbde
Cbs
Henry J. Taylor
Biu- Basic
Biu-West
Mbs-West
Mercer
Music Shop
Nbe-Basic
Blu Fulton Lewis, Jr
Joan Nesbitt
Volney Hurd
Dick Haynes
Shaw
Bbu
Arthur Hale
Kaltenborn
Osnte—Abe
Cbs Broadcast of News
Ik Minutes
Frank Giagueer
Imbs-East
Nick Carter
Judy
Ransom Sherman
Blu Sinfonietta
the Mystery Theater
Nbc
Jack Cone
Gabriel Heatter
R. Massey
Cbs Spotlight
Blu
American Forum
Mbs
Biu
Miss Greenwood
Nhe
Norman Corwin
Raymond Giram
Don Hicks
Blu Dance Orchestra
Hilde
Nhe Congresses
Cbs Iiton Berle
Blull of
Montezuma
San Quentin
Hes Teahe
Dykes Signs Two-Year White Sox Manager Contract
James J. Dykes extended his tenure as Chicago White Sox manager through 1945 and 1946, with Mrs. Grace Comiskey announcing the renewal that ends a three-year deal. The move ends speculation he might depart after a long 11-season run since May 9, 1934.
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Chicago
James J
Jimmie) Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Grace Comiskey
Shelby Team Wins East West Playoff Opener Over Whiteville
Shelby's American Legion Western champions defeated Whiteville 5-2 in the first game of a seven game series. Shelby benefited from eight walks and four errors by Whiteville while being held to two hits. Hamp Coleman pitched for Shelby in the triumph.
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Whiteville
Shelby
American Legion
Hamp Coleman
Emerywood Wins Golf Match Over Blair Park 10 4
Emerywood Country Club golfers beat Blair Park 10 to 4 in a team match on the Emerywood course. A return bout is set August 14 at Blair Park with six listed pairings decided, including Blair Park's Turnage Hughes losing to Emerywood's Powell Dailey and others.
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Emerywood Country Club
Blair Park
Emerywood
Bill Turnage
Fred Hughes
Sonny Travis
Jack Powell
Bobbyne
Bill Walker
Roy Hamlet
Darrell Madden
Robert Dailey
J. K. Hamlet
Jimmy Branham
Paul Poage
Glenn Patterson
Ray Stilwell
Keifferoe
Tommy Turnage
Jimmy Sears
Billy Everhart
Richard Briley
Jim Voncannon
Jimmy Freeman
Roger Voncannon
John Gerring
Tom Voncannon
Fights Last Night Packed With Wins Across Cities
Boxing results from New York, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Springfield, Newark, Baltimore and Washington show multiple outpoints and knockouts. Notable bouts feature Jimmy MacDaniels and Steve Riggio in New York, Bee Bee Wright and Frankie Wills in Pittsburgh, and Larry Lane stopping Lem Franklin in Newark.
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Associated Press
New York
Jimmy MacDaniels
Hollywood
Calif
Steve Riggio
Pittsburgh
Bee Bee Wright
Clairton
Frankie Wills
Washington
Billy Eddy
Mich
Sammy Parrotta
Buffalo
Sal Bartolo
Boston
Mike Martyk
St. Catherines
Ont
Springfield
Mass
Willie Roache
Wilmington
Del
Angel Aviles
Newark
N. J
Larry Lane
Trenton
WN. J
Lem Franklin
Chicago
Baltimore
Georgie Kochan
Howard Bennett
Drew
John @ Thomas
Eddie Horton
Tony Shucco
May Parks
Wash
East West All Star Game Preview Amid Series Win Talk
The East West game features a pitcher B Cook for Shelby who scattered 10 hits as the team seeks an edge. The winner advances to meet the Central series victor with Albemarle and Greensboro mentioned as contenders.
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Erners
B. Cook
Shelby
Perenne Albemarle
Greensro
Mound City May Have Big Series
In St Louis the Cardinals near clinching the NL flag as they lead by 131⁄2 games and could reach 110 wins. Luke Sewell's Browns split with Boston and New York while facing Washington and Philadelphia. Cleveland moved within a half game of third with Ed Klieman’s eight win and Mickey Rocco driving in five as Wynn won his 13th. Dizzy Trout pitched Detroit past Philadelphia 1–0 for 14th win. Teddy Wilks and rookie form strong for the Cardinals with back-to-back doubles.
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Cardinals
Red Birds
Frank Chance
Chicago Cubs
Yankees
Luke Sewell
Brownies
Boston
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Yanks
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Tribe
Ed “Specs
Klieman
Nats
Baltimore Grad
Lou Boudreau
Mickey Rocco
Early Wynn
Denny Gatehouse
Nels
George Caster
Sox
Potter
Susfer
Ernie
Jumbo” Bonham
Chicago
Johnny Lindell
Buck Ross
Dizzy Trout
Detroit
Bobo Newsom
Rudy York
Seo Cramer
Teddy Wilks
Husky Cardinal
Jim Tobin
College All Stars Add Two Players for Bears Game
The College All-Star squad facing the Chicago Bears at Dyche Stadium on August 30 grew to 14 with W. C. Dub Wooten end and co-captain of Oklahoma 1943 and William Aldworth former Minnesota tackle joining. The team continues practice for the charity contest on August 12.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Dyche Stadium
W. C
Dub) Wooten
University of Oklahoma
William Aldworth
Minnesota
Collegians
Walker's grand seventh powers Dodgers past Pirates 12 7
Brooklyn tallies nine in the seventh highlighted by a Dixie Walker two run homer to rout Rip Sewell and beat Pittsburgh 12 7 before 9 072 at the Polo Grounds Charley Fuchs wins first game since joining the Browns. The Giants rally past the Cubs 5 3 as Phil Weintraub drives in the tying and winning runs in the eighth. Cincinnati Philadelphia rain delays.
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Martin Marion
Brooklyn
Dixie Walker
Rip Sewell
Pittsburgh
Charley Fuchs
Browns
New York Giants
Claude Passeau
Phil Weintraub
Rube Fischer
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
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