Triangle Defeats Chatham 3-1 In Fast Game
Oakdale and Tomlinson post key industrial league wins in tight pennant race. Tomlinson edged Melrose 1-0 while Oakdale routed Marsh 16-1 as Oakdale moved within a half game of Rip Collins. Haney allowed three hits and Mintz homered for Marsh. Osborn hit two homers for Oakdale.
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Melrose
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Rip Collins
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Homer
Mintz
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Jamestown
A. Campbell
Clark
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Miller
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Hoover
Davis
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Luquer
Ev’hart
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Eldridge
Ritchie
Floyd
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Kosie
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Maney
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Osborn
A. Clark
R. Haney
A. Clarke
E. Campbell
H. Campbell
Maust
Gurley
Globe Parlor and Carolina Container Remain Undefeated
In Amateur League action Globe Parlor defeated Guilford 12 10 and Carolina Container beat W O W 4 1. Highland beat P O S A 5 1 behind Lefty Hester. Land hit a home run for the winners as Cagle and Emerson each fanned 11. Attendance 350.
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Globe Parlor
Carolina Container
Globe
Guilford
Highland
Lewis Hester
Reitzele Emerson
Chick Cagle
Land
Dyke Gaddis
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Emerson
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Mason
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Culler
Fulton
Tucker
R. Globe Parlor
Grissom
Hoover
Clary
Hollingsworth
Apple
C. Flynn
Lightfoot
Wilson
Carmichael
Powers
Harrington
Cecil
H. McDowell
Thomas
J. Flynn
Gray
Bogle
R. McDowell
Tomlinson-Melrose tilt highlighted Hussey’s pitching brilliance
In the Tomlinson-Melrose clash Jack Hussey dominated with only three hits allowed and strong infield support from Tomlinson. Williard started for Melrose before Gurley finished, while Oakdale led the loop at nine and three, with Tomlinson pursuing. Tomlinson meets Hanes Hosiery in Winston-Salem this afternoon.
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Melrose
Tomlinson
Williard
Gurley
Oakdale
Winston-Salem
Hanes
Abrhe
Toms
Parrish
Nance
Dean
Parker
Cookerf
Koonte
Weston
Brink
Hackett
Hodgin
Holt
Aycock
Culler
Moran
Diamont
Hussey
Gurney
Pitt Wins IC4A Track Title At Harvard Stadium
Pitt captured its second IC4A track and field championship in four years at Harvard stadium. The Panthers amassed 29.5 points with five runner-up finishes and a fourth, while Norwood Ewell of Penn State won both the sprints and broad jump, sparking a second-place score of 24 for Penn State.
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Mass
University of Pittsburgh
Harvard Stadium
Panthers
Norwood Ewell
Pennsylvania
Ewell
Columbia
Ben Johnson
Pittsburgh
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Yale
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Manhattan
Harvard
Cornell
Inceton
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Iowa
Kode Island State
Fordham
Boston College
Holy
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Temi
Concord Triumphs Over Thomasville In Ninth Inning Rally
Concord defeats Thomasville 5 to 3 after rallying in the ninth. Al D'Amico earned the win with 10 Tommie hits allowed, while Vince Russello drove in the decisive run with a eighth inning double.
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Miller
R. Thomasville
Laceman
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Maus
Baker
Russello
Rogers
Lamothe
Brown
Fitzgerald
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D'Amico
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Pare
D’amico
Young and
Cornelius
Conner Hurls Lexington To Shutout Win
Lexing ton blanks Landis 6 0 as Fremont Conner allows six hits. Lester Smith hits a home run and becomes slated to be manager Monday. Charlie Whitaker acts as manager after Reese Harris is released.
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Reidsville
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Reese Harris
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Cubs Rally In 12th Defeat Dodgers On Todd Homer
Al Todd homered leading off the 12th to lift the Cubs to a 4 3 win over the Brooklyn Dodgers. Harold Reese was knocked out by a pitch and taken to hospital after a blow to the head. Mooty earned the win with a 7 inning effort and Presnell took the loss.
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Yankees Beat Browns 8-5 To Reach .500 Mark
The Yankees scored four runs in the fifth inning after a close start and defeated the St. Louis Browns 8-5. George Selkirk homered with two on, driving in four, as New York moved to .500 in the standings for the first time since May 3.
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Kramer
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Geisel
Quinn
Grieve
Tigers Swamp Senators 12-3 in 1945 baseball clash
Detroit routs Washington 12 to 3 as Buck Newsom wins his sixth game. Hudlin challenges Newsom briefly before exiting. Gehringer Greenberg and Newsom drive runs as Tigers pile up hits. Attendance 7,500.
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Nationals
Buck Newsom
Tigers
Willis Hudlin
Cleveland
Nats
Joe Krakauskas
Bucky Jacobs
Hudlin
Krakauskas
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Semen
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Bloodworth
Greenberg
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Gehringer
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Lewis
Bonura
Parahl
Early
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Newsom
Walker
West
McCosky
Welas
Sullivan
Ewsom
York
Higgisn
Croucher
Hubbard
Highland Edges P QO In Low-Scoring Baseball Game
Highland defeated P QO 8 by 5 as costly second inning errors doomed the visitors. Albert Walker crushed a long homer for Highland after Snake Weston limited the opponents to five singles. Dwight contributed in the win.
Marvin Promises Ring Defeat Over Milo Steinborn
Promoter L C McMahon watches as Tommy Marvin boasts he will throw Milo Steinborn from the ring amid claims of world champion experience. Jake Patterson and Whitey Grovo provide challenges as Bibber McCoy faces Ernie Powers in opening action.
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L. C. McMahon
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Jake Patterson
Syracuse Thunderbolt
Whitey Grovo
Montana
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Grove
Bibber McCoy
Ernie Powers
Phillies defeat Cardinals 5-4 as Mulcahy wins, Arnovich delivers clincher
Hugh Mulcahy pitched four hit ball over seven innings and earned the win for Philadelphia. Morre Arnovich lined a pinch single in the eighth to break a 4-4 tie, sealing a 5-4 victory over St Louis. Johnny Hopp tripled and Padgett homered inside the park for the Phillies.
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Morre Arnovich
Johnny Hopp
Joe Orengo
Don Padgett
Clyde Shoun
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Bragan
Orengo
Atwood
Hopp
Mulcahy
Marion
Arnovich
J.m'r
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Mahon
Young
Slaughter
Owen
Mahan
Brogan
Lake
S. Martin
Mize
Moore
Medwick
Klein
Padgett
Marty
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McGee
Russell
Brown
Crown Hosiery routs Crown Night Hawks 36 to 2 in league game
Crown Hosiery blasted Crown Night Hawks 36 to 2 at the High School diamond. Joyce went six for seven with two home runs and a triple for the winners, while Coggins was three for four for the losers. Batteries Grissom Carroll for Crown Hosiery and Samuels French for Crown Night Hawks.
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Carroll
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Jones
Dawkins
Hill
Smith
Highland Victorious as Hester Dominates on Wet Grounds
Hester limited Highland opponents to a single run while Upton added two singles for the Highland attack. Wet grounds sidelined Harriss Covington and Adams Millis Bees. Walker hit a home run and Upton stole a base. Hester earned the win with five strikeouts, Weston took the loss.
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First Round concludes in President's Cup at Emerywood
Lee Scaner earns dark horse status after beating A A Oliver Jr. in the first round. E B Wood shows form as a potential upset, with second round pairings listed alongside multiple match results from the opening round at Emerywood Country Club.
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Lee Scaner
A. A. Oliver, Jr
Robert Stedman
A. M. Richardson
J. H. Ayers
Graham Smith
Sanders Dallas
G. G. Preston
C. Pollack
J. B. Bolt
Dr. Geo. Wood
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F. B. Smith
Hugh Smart
J. W. Poole
Hal Davis
Marvin Greenwood
Silas Casey
Stan Taylor
Paul W. Casey
J. D. McCrary
L. C. Parker
L. C. Matton
F. Hunsucker
P. A. Warner
M. M. Sessions
J. H. Davis
Dick White
Dr. K. B. Geddie
EE. W. Freeze
Fast Triangle Victory Over Elkin In Short Tri-City Game
Reginald Dawson pitched a five hit shutout partial line for Triangle as Rudy Clark homered and Paul Rush added two hits to beat Elkin 3 to 1 at Wil lis Park in 1 hour 30 minutes. Clark hit a homer, Mackie and Badgett contributed four of Elkin’s five hits, and late rally by Chatham fell short.
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el Here
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Rudy Clark
Chatham
Paul Rush
Mackie
Badger
Elkin
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McCain
F. Fowler
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Lawr
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Lawrence
Thomes
Stuart
Delinquent Youth Offenses Rise in Tokyo Since 1938
Tokyo police report a clear rise in the gravity of offenses committed by delinquent youths since 1938. The warning highlights growing youth crime as authorities seek measures to deter repeat offenses and protect public safety.
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