Registration In Baseball Camp Here Hits 155 Mark
Fighter Is Discharged From Marine and plans to release within a week after serving as staff sergeant. Tommy Loughran, famed light heavyweight boxer, entered the Marines in 1942, trained at Parris Island and New River, later stationed at Philadelphia Navy Yard. He aims to enter private business after civilian life, keeping his ring legacy in mind.
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Tommy
Marines
Philadelphia
Parris Island
D. C
New River
Marine Barracks
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Loughran
Primo Carnera
Miami
Sonny Walker
San Francisco
Dodgers blast seven in seventh to rout Pirates in New York
FRITZ HOWELL reports a lively July night as the Dodgers overpower Pittsburgh 14-6 after a 14-6 loss to Chicago. Walker hits a game clinching homer amid a Dixie tribute. Manager Durocher faces questions on possible changes as fans rail against the club’s woes.
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Fritz Howell
Hugh Fullerton, Jr
New York
Bryn
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Walker
Chicago
Durocher Dopes
Fored Division routs Server Wings 15 to 0 in baseball
Mike Simon blocked a pass and Howie Muderski muffed a ground ball as official scorer Anderson credited Simon with a 1 0. Errors by Muderski noted. Pacific Coast League standings show Sacramento out of first place. Maltzberger joins Chicago White Sox spectacle club. AFL opens with salary cap and 28 player limit. Navy coach Rip Miller writes to Spike Claassen about big fish for tackles.
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Mike Simon
Howie Muderski
Muderski
Anderson
Simon
Ny. Muderski
Sacramento
Gordon Maltzberger
Chicago White Sox
Bill Dietrich
Thurman Tucker
Twilight
Ee. BF
Rip) Miller
Navy
Spike” Claassen
Cubs Rally From Behind In Seawell Showdown
Ed Ruelbach earns two wins for the Cubs as the late September clash hints at little change in team form since the prior season.
Major League Leaders AP Summary
National League leaders include Walker batting .352 and Ott with 70 runs. Nicholson leads RBI with Chicago, St Louis and Barrett pace triples with 14. Ott and Nicholson share home runs with 2. Doerr leads American League batting with .338 and runs with 72. Doerr also tops hits with 118. Cullenbine leads doubles with 29 and Malesberger earns 102 innings pitched.
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Brooklyn
Ott
New York
Nicholson
Chicago
Musial
St. Louis
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Lupien
Philadelphia
Ryan
Boston
Hughes
Wilks
Doerr
Stephens
Cullenbine
Cleveland
Lindell
Malesberger
Clemson Opens Its Gridiron Practice
Clemson opens football practice as the Tigers prepare for a Sept. 23 opener against Presbyterian. Coach Frank Howard leads 50 players through two-a-day sessions with assistants Walter Cox and George Fritts. Returning lettermen include guard K. T. Salisbury and tackle Harley Phillips. center Ralph Jenkins and tailback Sid Tinsley are expected later, Jenkins recovering from a recent car accident in Tennessee. Six of the last 10 teams leading National League races on July 4 failed to win the pennant.
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Clemson
D. C
Clemson Tigers
Presbyterian
Frank Howard
Walter Cox
George Fritts
Guardik. T. Salisbury
Harley Phillips
Ralph Jenkins
Sid Tinsley
Jenkins
Tennessee
Fights Last Night Roundup From Various Cities
Reported results show Carmine Fatta outpointing Joe Amico in Brooklyn Newburgh N J. Coolidge Miller knocked out Al Fine in White Plains. Coley Welch and Joe Reddick drew in Portland. Verne Patterson stopped Willie Cheatum in New Bedford Reading Dustry Brown outpointed Buck Streator in Collingswood Sailor Joey Haddad outpointed Joe Matone in Union City.
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Brooklyn
Carmine’ Fatta
Newburgh
N. J
Joe Amico
Philadelphia
White Plains
Coolidge Miller
al Fine
Portland
Coley Welch
Joe Reddick
Paterson
Drew
New Bedford
Maas
Verne Patterson
Worcester
Willie Cheatum
Newark
Reading
Dustry Brown
Buck Streator
Collingswood
Union City
Joey Haddad
Joe Matone
Oil palm nut production rises in Colombia since 2
The text notes increased oil bearing scheelen palm nut output in Colombia. It also references the confederation era and a 1785 adoption of the dollar as the monetary unit of the United States.
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Colombia
Congress
United States
Cleveland Threatens AL Pennant With Eight Wins in Nine
Cleveland Ramirez-led push continues as the Indians win eight of nine against eastern teams and rout the Yankees 18 to 0. Lou Boudreau's squad climbs from the cellar to within one game of the Yankees, with war relief games boosting the season totals toward the $500000 goal. Steve Gromek shuts out New York while other AL clubs post key wins and contribute to the war fund.
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New York Yankees
Lou Boudreau
Cleve
New York
St. Louis Brownies
Catawba To Return To Football
Catawba College resumes football this fall after a one year absence with an eight game schedule. Opponents include N. C. State, Virginia Military Institute, Richmond and Newberry. Practice begins August 31 with Carroll Brown and Clyde Biggers as experienced players.
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Catawba College
N. C. State
Virginia Military Institute
Richmond
Carroll Brown
Clyde Biggers
Ington
Newberry
Raleigh
Presbyterian
Johnson City
Tenn
Yesterday's Majors Stars Recap From AP
Yesterday's Major League games highlighted strong performances across teams. Fille C All earned his ninth win with a two run homer and a single for the Pirates in a 6-2 victory over Boston. Rob Elliott drove in six, including a three run homer, in the Pirates 15-0 rout of New York. Ival Goodman contributed for the Cubs with a double and three singles in Chicago's 14-6 win over Brooklyn. Ralph Hodgin reached base three times as the White Sox piled 17 hits in a 9-6 win over Washington. Jim Tabor fueled Boston’s 7-3 win over Detroit with a homer and three singles. Steve Gromek tossed six hits in a 10-0 Indians win over the Yankees, aided by Ken Keltner's grand slam. Al Zarilla collected three hits in St. Louis' 9-1 win against Philadelphia, extending his hit streak to 12 of 15. Al Jurisich added six hits as the Cardes beat the Phillies 9-0 for 16 team hits.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Steve Gromek
Baltimore
Yanks
Keneliner
Hank Borowy
Bob Muncrief
Browns
Philadelphia
Sam Harris
Detroit
Altho
Joe Cronin
Tex Hughson
Yenk
Terry Rab
Jake Wade
Washington
Mickey Haefner
Jurishch
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
al Gerheauser
Max Butcher
Pittsby
Bob Elliott
Brooklyn
Hank Wyse
Tom Warren
Arnie Carter
Ben Cardoni
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Rob Elliott
Pirates
Slaughter
Ival Goodman
Cubs
Dodgers
Ralph Hodgin
White Sox
Jim Tabor
Red Sox
Indians
Yankees
Ken Keltner
al Zarilla
al Jurisich
Carde
Baseball Scores From Yesterday's International and Minor Leagues
International League results Newark 6 15, Rochester 7 5, Jersey City 6 Buffalo 1, Baltimore 2 Toronto 1 in 10 innings Syracuse 6 Montreal 3. American Association Milwaukee 4 St. Paul 2 Minneapolis 5 Kansas City 3 Louisville 7 Columbus 6 Toledo at Indianapolis doubleheader postponed. Southern Association Mobile 5 1 Nashville 3 4 Memphis 5 2 Birmingham 6 11 Atlanta 8 5 Chattanooga 0 4 Little Rock 7 4 New Orleans 4 6.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
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Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Mobile
Nashville
Memphis
Birmingham
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Little Rock
New Orleans
First Round In Asheville Golf Starts Today
In Asheville North Carolina Margaret Gunther defending champion and medalist met Mrs Sam H Mann in the first round of match play at the Biltmore Forest women's tournament Crum the runner up from qualifying and Thorne of Asheville also faced off Gunther posted a five over par 76 to earn medal honors and Crum shot 77 Other early matchups and scores included Hamby 87 against Jennings 101 Lewis 98 against Lang 107 Ambler 92 against Rogers 106 Smith 89 against Shubrick 102 Perry 98 against Whippe 112 Perkins 117 against Alexander 121 Truluck 97 against Gatewood 105
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N. C
Margaret Gunther
Memphis
Tenn
Sam H. Mann
St. Petersburg
Fla
Biltmore Forest
Jane Crum
Ota Ag
Miss Crum
Mann
Thorne
W. W. Hamby
Roanoke
C. D. Jennings
B. G. Lewis
Glendale
C. D. Lang
Mimi Ambler
G. M. Truluck
Orangeburg
D. C
R. D. Gatewood
State Grid Drills Start August 1 At N C State
Raleigh July 26 State grid drills will begin August 1 at North Carolina State as head coach Beattie Feathers announced. The squad includes eight holdovers from last year and many freshmen with no prior college experience. Some holdovers Joe Pizzuri and Tony Gaetor may be unavailable due to possible draft calls.
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Raleigh
N. C. State
Beattie Feathers
Joe Pizzuri
Tony Gaetor
Ortiz Signs With Mexican Baseballers
Cuban baseball player Roberto Ortiz formerly with the Washington Senators signed with Mexico City, last in the Mexican League. He left the United States after being told he would have to leave or register with Selective Service.
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Roberto Ortiz
Washington Senators
Ortiz
United States
Giants Manager Mel Ott Hits 18 Homers at Polo Grounds
Manager Mel Ott of the New York Giants hit 18 homers last season all in the Polo Grounds. Pharmaceuticals are manufactured in Palestine at about 2 million dollars annually.
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New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Palestine
High Point Camp Eyes 180 Players as Scouts Observe
The High Point High School athletic field hosts a baseball camp led by "Wid" Matthews and Clyde Sukeforth with Mercury Club and the Y M C A. About 155 youths have registered, with 15 to 20 more expected today and tomorrow. Scouts George Sisler Rex Bowen and others toured the area, praising the setup. Local officials including City Manager Roy Braden support the event while Tony Simeon aids logistics.
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Gresters
High Point Y. M. C. A
Bill Martin
Wid Matthews
Clyde Sukeforth
George Sisler
Dodgers
Cliff Koontz
Rex Bowen
High Point High School Athletic Field
Sukeforth
Matthews
Sisler
Wid
Cha Pelly End
High Point High School
Cit
High Point
Charles Carroll
Camden, 8. C
Industrial Baseball Today Melrose vs Randle
Melrose faces Randle on the high school field at 5 15 this afternoon in a local industrial baseball matchup.
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Randleman
Shibe Park May Be Expanded After War
Philadelphia Athletics plan a 1 million expansion post war to add 3 000 seats at Shibe Park bringing capacity to 29 963. The project includes grandstand rebuilds ramps, new press box and a modern restaurant.
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Shibe Park
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphia Record
Major League Record Results From Yesterday
Yesterday’s baseball results include Cleveland 10 over New York 0 and St Louis 9 over Philadelphia 1. Boston 7 defeated Detroit 3 while Chicago 9 beat Washington 4.
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New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Baseball Tonight Matchups With Probable Pitchers
Gameday cards list Boston at Detroit Woods 2 5 facing News houser 15 6 at 6 p m EWT Washington Niggeling 7 4 versus Chicago Humphries 3 4 at 8 30 p m CWT Philadelphia Hamlin 3 8 at St Louis Kramer 9 10 at 8 30 p m CWT New York Dabiel 6 8 at Cleveland Bagby 1 0 at 8 90 p m EWT
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Woods
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Newshouser
Washington
Niggeling
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Humphries
Philadelphia
Hamlin
St. Louiis
Kramer
New York
Dabiel
Cleveland
Bagby
Baseball doubleheader and extra game schedule listed
Pittsburgh meets New York at 4 45 p m East West time with Ostermueller 7 3 facing Feldman 8 4 Chicago plays Brooklyn at 8 45 p m EWT Cincinnati hosts Boston at 1 30 p m EWT St Louis visits Philadelphia at 9 p m Raffensberger 9 12
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Seer
New York
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Philadelphia
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Brooklyn
Ostermueller
Feldman
Fleming
King
Walters
Gumebert
Hutchinson
Barrett
Lanier
Raffensberger
Chicago Bears Switch Training Quarters for decade
The Chicago Bears announced a change in training quarters for the first time in ten years. Under Acting President Ralph Brizzola the team will begin practice August 9 at St. Joseph's College near Rensselaer Indiana, instead of St. John's Military Academy Delafield Wisconsin, where they trained in prior summers.
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Chicago Bears
Dyche Stadium
Ralph Brizzolara
St. Joseph's College
Rensselaer
Ind
Bears
St. John's Military Academy
Delafield
Wis
Army Disbandment After Revolutionary War Ordered
Congress ordered the disbandment of the continental army with only 25 guards at Pittsburgh stores and 55 guards at West Point stores, preserving limited protection after the war.
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Congress
Pitt
West Point
Administrator's notice for Marvin L Wise estate
Marvin Lynn Wise estate administrator Mrs M L Wise notifies creditors to file claims by July 26, 1944. All with debts to the estate should settle promptly. Located Guilford County North Carolina and address 619 Wesley Place listed.
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Guilford County
North Carolina
M. L. Wise
Wesley Place
Radio Schedule Adjustments for Eastern War Time
Program changes due to late network corrections shift most evening slots. Highlights include The Murphy Sisters, Jack Armstrong serials, The Sea Hound repeats, Kiddies Serial, news reports, War Comments, and musical variety shows from 4:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. with numerous serials, dramas, and performances across networks.
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Xavier Cugat
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Gabriel Heatter
Mildred Bailey and Company
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Phil Harris
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Che Raymond Gram Swing
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