HILLs BLue Devils Triumph as Felton Shuts Down Caro
University of North Carolina pitcher Eric Felton limited Caro to six hits as UNC beat Caro 8 to 4 in an league game. Houghton started for Duke and left after eight. Felton relieved, allowing two hits rest of game. Walters homer provided early offense for Carolina, while King and Hyde contributed in late innings for Duke.
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Lee
Ray Walters
Clyde King
Rocker
Wideman
Duke
Ebesene
King
Hyde
Felton
Winbrow
Walters
Black
Winshaw
Matherly
Wright
Tle
Pickett
O'therly
Mather
Cecvcees
Houghton
Eceeeses
Carolina
Crocker
Felton Arren
Crocker Pear
Crock
Minor and Major League Scores Across Regions
Baseball and college results from multiple leagues show Toronto 4 3 Buffalo 3 4 Rochester 1 Montreal 0 Baltimore 7 Newark 4 Jersey City versus Syracuse postponed Merican Association Kansas City 10 Louisville 3 Toledo 10 Minneapolis 9 two night games Piedmont League Richmond 3 Roanoke 2 Norfolk 10 Lynchburg 8 Newport News 4 Portamouth 0 At New York Dartmouth 6 Columbus 4 12 innings Swarthmore Pa Swarthmore 6 Villanova 1 Philadelphia Penn 3 Cornell Princeton N J Yale 8 Princeton 2 At Gampson N Y Sampson Naval Training Station 7 Colgate 3.
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Toronto
Buffalo
Rochester
Montreal
Baltimore
Newark
Jersey City
Syracuse
Kansas City
Louisville
Toledo
Minneapolis
New York
Dartmouth
Columbus
Swarthmore
Villanova
Philadelphia
Penn
Cornell
Princeton
N. J
Yale
Gampson
N. Y
Sampson Naval Training Station
Colgate
Steady Ball Twirled By Abie Thomas
Milford Smith's Melrose team rode 16 hits and 16 safeties off Ralph Eldridge as 16 year old lefty Abbie Thomas pitched steady against Tomlinson to win 11 to 5. The victory tied the Industrial league leaders Triangle and Randleman chair, while boosting Thomas to his second straight mound win.
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Earl Gibson
Milford Smith
Melrose Baseballers
Abbie Thomas
Ralph Eldridge
Tomlinson
Triangle
Randleman
Duncan Butler
Toms
Melrose Slugs Past Tomlinson in Industrial League Showdown
Thomas held Elridge to five runs on seven hits as Melrose built a late lead with six straight singles in the sixth, Faircloth homering and driving in multiple runs. Brown and Smith each contributed, while Tomlinson’s offense was paced by Young and Carroll, with a 5 3 loss likely delaying the loop standings.
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Melrose
Frank Faircloth
Carroll
Tomlinson
Smith
Faircloth
Grubbs
Crotis
Farlowe
Thomas
Elridge
Soong Aet
Young Thomas
Brown
Young
Randleman Chair Company
Embler
Halbrook
Delappe
Vicarsenesunse
Ell
Butler
McGhee
Knox
Ingram
Holbrook
Crofts
AAU relaxes rules for Navy amateurs to play pros
The Amateur Athletic Union has loosened rules to allow Navy amateurs to compete against professionals without losing amateur status as long as they do not profit personally. The Navy announced the agreement, stating no penalties for Navy team participation against professionals, and permitting officer authorized professional exposure for station gains or official funds.
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Washington
Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States
Navy
AAU
DiMaggio and fellow stars join Pearl Harbor base crew
At Pearl Harbor June 3 1945 Joe DiMaggio and other major leaguers now in the Army report for 7th Army Air Force duty. DiMaggio warns airmen to pace training while noting his own sparse recent playing time. Fellow players include Walter Judnich Darioinai Myron McCormick and Jerry Priddy. General Flood greets the group joking about needing players and planes for the Pacific.
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Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
7Th Army Air Force
Joe DiMaggio
Joe
New York Yankee
Walter Judnich
St. Louis Browns
Darioinai
Chicago White Sox
Myron McCormick
Cincinnati Reds
Pfc
Jerry Priddy
Washington
William F. Flood
AAF
Pacific
Alabama Rejects Renewal of Auburn Athletic Relations
The University of Alabama athletic committee rejected the proposal for renewed athletic relations with Auburn and recommended the trustees table the measure. Gov. Chancy Sparks had written an open letter urging consideration, but Alabama President Paty referred the matter to the athletic committee. The panel warned football could dominate activities and harm national standing.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama Athletic Committee
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
University Board of Trustees
Chauncey Sparks
University
L. N. Duncan
Raymond R. Paty
Alabama
A. B. Moore
University Graduate School
Frank Thomas
Carolinian Signed By Little Rock Nine
Manager Bob Leeds announced from Chattanooga the signing of four new Little Rock Traveler pitchers Lester Zinn Joe Aldridge Russ Dorman and Luke Hamilton. Leeds said the Travelers were negotiating with an unnamed former big leaguer for home games. Ben Cantrell and ke Johnson were benched and on their way home with no reason given.
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Little Rock
Ark
Bob Leeds
Chattanooga
Little Rock Traveler
Lester Zinn
Carl Hubbell
New York Giant
Joe Aldridge
North Carolina
Russ Dorman
Amarillo
Tex
Luke Hamilton
Ben Cantrell
Ke Johnson
Fort Bragg Rally Beats Camp Davis In Ninth Inning
Fort Bragg won 5 to 4 over Camp Davis at the Fort Bragg Reception Center. Hearn and Deluca for Fort Bragg and Hepler and Sheverko for Camp Davis contributed to the close contest with late scoring in the ninth.
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Fort Bragg
Lick
Camp Davis
Hearn
Deluca Hepler
Sheverko
Charity Status Clarified for Amateur Recognition
The statement confirms that a recognized charity maintains amateur status and that this status will not be impaired by its activities or recognition.
Baseball's Big Six Dominates Early 20th Century Play
The text lists prominent players by team across the majors including Stephens and York for the American League, Schultz and Dodgers, Kurowski with the Cardinals, Cullenbine with the Indians, Ott and the Giants, Northey with the Phillies, Adams with the Phillies, Nicholson with the Cubs, and Nieman with the Braves, painting a snapshot of top figures in early baseball.
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Stephens
York
Spence
Senators
Schultz
Dodgers
Weintraub
Giants
Kurowski
Cardinals
Ott
Northey
Phillies
Adams
Nicholson
Cubs
Nieman
Braves
Duke Tennis Outfit Wins Over Virginia
Duke defeats the University of Virginia 8-1 in Durham. Singles results feature Tichenor over Clay 6-3 Green over Old 6-1 7-5 Ashby over Wilson 6-1 6-2 Norris over Fowl 6-0 and Kelly over Burnett 6-4. Doubles see Clay and Old win 8-6 over Ashby and Schoenlaub.
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Durham
Duke
University of Virginia
Allen Clay
Bill Old
Virginia
Duke Tichenor
Clay
Green
Old
Ashby
Wilson
Norris
Fowl
Oe Kelly
Burnett
Schoenlaub
Eye
Williams
Priemer
Sackett
Durocher Fined Fifty Dollars After Dodgers Game
Brooklyn manager Leo Durocher was fined $50 by National League President Ford Frick for using profane language and kicking dirt during a protest of umpire Jocko Conn’s decision at Ebbets Field. Durocher also was banished from the game by Conlan.
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New York
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jocko Conlan
Ebbets Field
Ford Frick
Durocher
Conlan
Parading NYC School Children and Teachers Would Take 90 Hours
A hypothetical parade of New York City school children and teachers would require 90 hours for the entire group to pass by. The estimate reflects the large size of the city’s public school community and parade dynamics.
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New York City
Netherlands East Indies land area nearly equals U S continental area
The note states that the land and water area of the Netherlands East Indies is about equal to the land area of the continental United States, highlighting a remarkable geographic comparison. The sentence emphasizes the large expanse of the Dutch East Indies in relation to the U S mainland.
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The
Netherlands East Indies
United States
Track Team Of Carolina Victorious
The University of North Carolina men beat Virginia 70 to 56 in Chapel Hill led by Julian and Ted Shultz. McKenzie paced Carolina to strong mile and two mile showings with wins in the two mile and top placings in the mile and 440. Ward, McGrane, Wenger, and Hathaway starred in sprints and hurdles as Carolina swept key events and edged Virginia in a close team score.
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Chapel Hill
University of Virginia
North Carolina
Fetzer
Julian
Ted Shultz
Carolina
Schultz
Hathaway
Pony Be Wenger
McKenzie
Hire
Wenge
Dheite
Wener
MecKenzie
Ward
McGrane
Miller
Speer
Eee Thomas
Oe Miller
Virginia
Nelson
Meaden
Anderson
Wenger
Shultz
van Hecke
Fitch
Kirkland
Tibbet
McBratney
Thomas
Box
Grimes
Dorahes
Carrington
Irwin
Benham
hurdhes—Shultz
Croner
Triangle Hosiery Mill Defeats Kernersville All-Stars 8 to 5
Triangle Hosiery Mill baseball team won 8 to 5 over Kernersville All-Stars Saturday afternoon behind Austin Brown and Pawson who combined for a string of hits. Dawson pitched the final two innings for Kernersville and fanned six in a row. Hubbard led Kernersville with the only three-base hit, while Triangle tallied 14 hits, including two doubles from Grissom Dawson who also pitched.
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Triangle Hosiery Mill
Kerneraville All-Stars
Austin Brown
Pawson
Grissom Dawson
Dawson
Kernersville
Hubbard
Ame
Mnvisicesnensas
Rickard
Geonsnes
Csccéecaeanat
Byrd
Parriah
Scvevesseccers
Plymm
Eeeeee Céieee
Grissom
Ctcesaneseas B
Ackenvidteneiueis So
Wanenikaedacein
Deeaiaan
Iccevecvesies
Torres
R. Motsinger
Aos
Beeson
Stealman
Broadstreat
E. Motsinger
Triangle
Brown
Smith
Carolina Net Club Beats Marines in 9-0 Tennis Triumph
At Chapel Hill, June 3, the University of North Carolina tennis team closed the season with a 9-0 victory over the Cherry Point Marines. Singles wins came from Morris over Magill 6-3 6-3, Peck over Lindsay 6-4 6-2, Hockney over Poole 6-2 6-0, Matise over Rose 6-0 6-2, Boesch over Van Breda kolph 6-3 6-3, Wellford over Bowers 6-4. Doubles saw Morris and Peck defeat Lindsay and Magill 6-1 6-2, Tebo and Jagoe over Bowers and Van Bredakolph 6-3 6-4, and Matisse and Hackney over Shea and Solomon 6-0 6-2.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Cherry Point Marines
Morris
Magill
Peck
Lindsay
Hockney
Poole
Matise
Rose
Boesch
van Bredakolph
Wellford
Bowers
Tebo
Jagoe
Matisse
Hackney
Shea
Solomon
Local Horse and Rider Do Well In Winston-Salem
Spanish King a High Point owned horse with Lt. Jack Rochelle won first in the Known Down and Out class at the Lions Club Horse Show in Winston-Salem. The Coast Guard entry from Charleston also competed. Greensboro rider Paige Welker won pony championship. Blue Lady owned by Miss Clarence Earle Anderson won three ribbons.
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Winston-Salem
Earl Phillips
High Point
Jack Rochelle
Lions Club
Coast Guard
Charleston
Edgefield Hunt
Guilford
Paige Welker
Greensboro
Clarence Earle Anderson
Blue Lady
Miss Anderson
St. Rochelle
Umpers
Tsutsugamushi Fever Reported in Japan Summers
Tsutsugamushi fever shows symptoms including headache chills malaise fever rash deafness drowsiness coughing loss of appetite joint pain and occasional mental disturbances prevalent in Japan during summer months.
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Japan
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