Melrose Men Close In On Industrial Lead
Melrose under Manager Smith inch toward the Industrial flag as three star players return and Dusty York gains confidence after a solid return. Francis Harris leaves navy service soon and the squad eyes a 5:15 clash with Tomlinson Furni to break a tie and claim first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uate
Yell
Mel Walker
Bill Kennedy
Dusty York
Ferbee Fowler
Mississippi
Yester- Fowler
Sty
Randleman Company
Francis Harris
Naval Service
Melrose
Smith
Tomlinson Furni
Celtme
Public Auction of Clark and Lambeth Lands in Guilford County
In Guilford County Superior Court before the clerk on Monday July 10 1944 at 12 noon the courthouse door to the highest bidder for cash for the real estate of C S Clark described as lot No on the Clark and Lambeth lands map by June A Johnson recorded in Guilford County North Carolina plat book 6 page 208. The sale is to satisfy an execution issued in favor of P Hood Commissioner of Banks against C S Clark and Daisy Clark.
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Carolina
Guilford County
P. Hood
Com
Banks
Clark
Daisy O. Clark
Gurney P. Hood
C. Clark
Daisy Hex
8. C. Clark
Clark and Lambeth
June A. Johnson
Register of
North Carin
Major League Baseball Results And Tonight's Schedule
Yesterday's NL results Brooklyn 6 8 Philadelphia 3 1 New York 6 Boston 4 Chicago 10 Pittsburgh 6 Cincinnati 2 St Louis 1 Tonight's games Brookyn Hutchinson 4 5 vs McLish 1 3 at 7:45 p m EWT Chicago Passeau 1 2 vs Ostermuelier 3 1 at 8 30 p m EWT Only games scheduled
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Hutchinson
McLish
E.W.T
Passeau
Ostermuelier
Baseball scores and schedule across cities in late inning listings
Washington defeats Philadelphia in 11 innings while Boston loses to New York 6 to 7. Detroit at Chicago game postponed due to night play. Cleveland hosts St Louis at 0:45 p.m. CWT and Washington pitcher Wynn faces Philadelphia’s Christopher with weather and time notes included.
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St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Wynn
Christopher
EWT
Poat
Kramer
Fights Last Night Boxing Roundup
Johnny Lackawanna outpointed Jerry Fiorello in Lackawanna New York. Johnny Clark stopped Indian Deathpain in New London Connecticut. Vic Dellicurt knocked out Eddie Rossi in New York City. Ralph Walton outpointed Johnny Cool in Portland Maine. Benny Williams outpointed Verne Patterson in Pall River Massachusetts. Oscar Goode outpointed Vincent Pimpinella in New Brunswick New Jersey.
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N. Y
Johnny
Lackawanna
Jerry Fiorello
New London
Johnny Clark
New York
Vicc Dellicurt
Eddie Rossi
Boston
Portland
Ralph Walton
Montreal
Johnny Cool
Worcester
Mass
Pall River
Benny Williams
Newark
N. J
Verne Patterson
Chicago
New Brunswick
Oscar Goode
Vincent Pimpinella
Brooklyn
Radio Program Schedule Adjustments and Lineup
Radio schedule lists hourly dayparts with network corrections. Programs include We Love and Learn, The Fun With Dunn, Dick Tracy, Archie Andrews, Just Plain Bill, Jack Armstrong, Captain Midnight, Captain Tim Healy, Lone Ranger, Kate Smith, Parker Family, and Fred Waring repeat segments. entries specify times, networks, and serials across CBS NBC and mutual networks.
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Dunn
Cba
Dick Tracy
Archie Andrews
Plain Bill
Nbe
Cbs
Jack Armstrong
Biu
Chick Carter
Prent_ Page Farrell
Captain Midnight
Uincy Howe
News
Bes
Mbs Bi5
Iyn Murray
Tim Healy
Blu
Jerf Sullavan
Dbha Jack
Volney Hurd
Lowell Thomas
Nbe World News
Henry J. Taylor
Fred Waring
Nbc-Basic
Nero Wolfe
Biu Fulton Lewis, Jr
Cbs-Basic
Johnson Family
Arol Sisters
Cbs Basic
Danceusic Orchestra
Mickey Alpert & His
Kaltenborn
Lucille Manners
Kate Smith
Cecil Brown
Parker Family
the Smoothies
Lulu Bates
Meet Your Navy
Great Lakes
Abe Lyman
Eba
Gabriel Heatter
Mbs
Nick Carter
Brewster Boy
Mbsa
Armos
Andy
Garry Moore
Jimmy Durante
Cbs & Blu Newcree
Undefeated G. I. Girls Win Third Straight
The undefeated War Department team relied on a four run homer by Ethel Charles with the bases loaded and a six hit pitching performance by Delphine Snyder to stay perfect in the city softball league. Snyder improved to two wins in two starts as four games were played yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Gibson
Ethel Charles
War Department Lassies
Delphine Snyder
G. I
Softball Scores From A.G.O. Feature Mixed Results
The record reports several softball scores including A.G.O. defeating Silver Knit 4 to 1. Revson dominated Zoot Suiters 15 to 1. Girls near Dept added 26 to 9 over Melrose, while Marsh posted another win.
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A.go
Silver
Revson
Zoot Suiters
Dept
Melrose
Marsh
Beatrice Parker Stars At Shortstop In War Department Victory
Beatrice Parker excelled at shortstop as War Department beat their opponents. In another game Car roll Smith led Silver Knits to a 9 8 win over Marsh with six hits allowed by Marsh pitching. Ophelia Hill went 3 for 3 and G Davis added two hits for Marsh. Beeson Beeson softballers beat Zoot Suiters 15 8 behind Tom Weaver in relief with C H Teague going 3 for 4. Odell Nassar pitched AG O to a 2 1 win over Silver Knits, Albert Lapre scoring the deciding run in the sixth.
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Beatrice Parker
War Department
Carroll Smith
Marsh
Smith
Silver
Ophelia Hill
G. Davis
Beeson
Jay Newby
Tom Weaver
Tom
C. H. Teague
Odell Nassar
A.G.O
G.I. Slinger
Silver Knit
Gentlemen
Albert Lapre
Guy Kinney
Babe Ruth May Return To Baseball
New York reports Babe Ruth may return as a pinch hitter before the season ends. He will undergo knee surgery to remove a cartilage from his right knee, hoping to regain mobility for possible late play and golf. Jack Schaefer notes clubs such as the Athletics Tigers White Sox and Senators are watching his condition.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Swat
Yankees
Jack Schaefer
Ruth
Schaefer
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Minor League Baseball Scores Roundup Across Leagues
In the International League Montreal beat Jersey City 8 to 5 while Toronto won 6 to 4 against Newark in 13 innings and Rochester topped Syracuse 5 2. Buffalo defeated Baltimore 12 8. St Paul won 3 0 over Toledo and Columbus 11 6 over Minneapolis as Milwaukee routed Louisville 13 3.
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Montreal
Jersey City
Toronto
Newark
Rochester
Syracuse
Buffalo
Baltimore
American Association St. Paul
Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Wilkes-Barre
Hartford
Albany
Scranton
Binghamton
Williamsport
Utica
Elmira
Southern Association
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Memphis
New Orleans
Nashville
Atlanta
Little Rock
Birmingham
Flag Boy Captures Top Award Of Hound Show
Flag Boy the two year old hound owned by Bill Welch of High Point won best in show at the Sed let Foxhound beach show in Sedgefield. The event featured 93 dogs across 10 classes with results in numerous horse and hound divisions and a second day finals for the horse show.
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Flag Boy
Bill Welch
High Point
Sedgefield Stables
Pat Schoen
Atlanta
Miss
Jane Thomas
Welch
Ona Boy Harry
Audrey Pulliam
Regetta
Mary Sutton
Wilmington
John Winfree, Jr
Greensboro
Idie Time Stable
Kinston
L. B. Jenkins
Rainbow Farm
Charlotte
E. G. Gilmore
Buffalo Benbow
Lawrence Cooper
Goldsboro
Lady of Fortune
W. B. Shuford
Hickory
Gold Bar
C. L. Whisnant
oJhn
Ginny Simms
Jean McLean
Portsmouth
American Sun Dance
Bill McEachern
Genius
Bostonian
Dodge Stables
J. Wallace Batley
Springale
Carolanne Farms
Norfolk
Jimmy Thompson
Little Sir Echo
L. M. Todd
Billy Todd
Time To Shine
E G. Gilmore
Carolanne Belle
Dodge Stable
Graham
Percy Allen
W. L. Bagwell
Raleigh
Bennett's
Copper King
FP. P. Blair
Roxboro
Lucy
Percy Fotwers
Clayton
Tom Bristol
W. V. Mooney
Kernersville
Claude Ramey
Mt Airy
Percy Flowers
Jean Flowers
Dixie
ITI
Flowers
Dixie Clipper
Dr. P. D. Ross
Gastonia
Joe White Kennels
Spartanburg
Polly K
Black Diamond
Beaver and Boger
Concord
Lady
John Laney
Maiden
Dr. Ross
Dr. P
Beaver
Boger
Bomont
T. Ross Alexander
Statesville
Carolina
Dr. Flowers
Flag ‘Boy
Carrie Briton
J. R. White
Rs. C
Walters Tops Cardinals as Reds Halt Bid for NL Flag
Bucky Walters outpitched Max Lanier to give Cincinnati a 2-1 win over St. Louis, snapping the Cards’ three straight pennant hopes. Walters earned his ninth win as the Reds beat the Cardinals for the third consecutive time, with two unearned runs scoring on defense.
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Walters
Major League Leaders Summary
In the era leaders list Walker of Brooklyn tops batting with 42 percentage, Bordagaray also of Brooklyn leads in runs with 41, Schultz of Brooklyn has 39 RBIs, Hite of Walker leads hits with 75, Holmes of Boston has 17 doubles, Barrett of Pittsburgh has 7 triples, Ott of New York leads home runs with 14, Macon of Boston has 6 stolen bases, Munger of St Louis holds pitching with 61 as 857.
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Walker
Brooklyn
Bordagaray
Schultz
Clitteridge
St. Louis
Cullenbine
Cleveland
Gutteridge
Ryba
Boston
Byrd Leads Top Golfers In War Bond Tourney
Sam Byrd, former Yankee outfielder, shoots a 66 to take a two stroke lead at the Inquirer war bond invitational in Torresdale. Bob Hamilton and Bud Lewis follow with 68 and 69 as about 120 pros, service men, and amateurs compete in the 72-hole event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Howell
Philadelphia
Sam Byrd
New York Yankees
Bedford
Mich
Torresdale-Frankford Country Club
Byrd
Bob Hamilton
Evansville
Ind
Pinehurst
Bud Lewis
Oreland
P. G. A. King
Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Harold
Jag) McSpaden
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Dumont’s semi pro team to teach kids baseball for free
Ray Dumont’s National Baseball Congress outfit will offer free instructional material to children, expanding from rule books distributed via 125 radio stations. He notes most requests come from kids and hints next year will cover plays allowed by rules. Also mentioned are Yale statistician Mrs Red Rolfe aiding Red in basketball stats and game analysis.
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New York
National Baseball Congress
Ray Dumont
Dumont
Ray
Howard Anderson
Lion Boxing
Red Rolfe
Yale
Red
Filling Pop's Shoes By Eric Wilson Jr Iowa City Star athlete
Eric Wilson Jr won the state high school quarter mile title in his first season, using his father’s shoes from seven years earlier. He scored 115 points across nine meets and swept the 440 yard dash. Mexico plans a July arrival of six tennis players for Forest Hills exposure. Cubs owner Phil Wrigley scouts a midwestern soccer league in baseball parks. Leo Houck adds a Nazi flag to war trophy collection at Penn State.
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Pop
Eric ©. Wilson, Jr
Iowa City
Young Wilson
Mexico
United States
Forest Hills Center Court
Cubs
Phil Wrigley
Leo Houck
Penn State
Duke Heel Ration Tilt Attracts Big Duke Carolina Tilt
In Durham on June 9 the Naval Pre-Flight pennant is won but the Duke Carolina game on the Duke Diamond tomorrow draws strong interest. The season batting title race remains unsettled with key contenders likely to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Naval
Duke
Carolina
Bill Lee Leads Carolina Batter. Duke Trio Close Behind
Bill Lee of Carolina sports a .400 average while Duke peers Wright Matherly and Little post strong marks at .392 .360 and .354. Most players have contributed across the schedule though Lee has appeared in six of 11 games, prompting debate over eligibility rules and postponed games shaping the league race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Lee
Carolina
Duke Blue Devils
Wright
Matherly
Little
Lee
Giants Dodgers and Yanks rotate at Polo Grounds
War bond showcase features all three clubs using Polo Grounds as a common venue. Sgt Charley Trippi jokes about football return as he seeks medical care. Camp Ellis team beats Macomb with every man including manager and bat boy. Bainbridge Naval Training Station seeks games with strong service outfits in New York or New England.
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Charley Trippi
Georgia Grid
Davis
N. C
Bainbridge, Md
Naval Training Station
New York
New England
War gives some boys chance to play with the big shots
Ex sailor Bill McLeese, writing from Hawaii to Salt Lake City's Sports Editor Jimmy Hodgson, says war lets some boys meet big shots in ways they could not otherwise. The letter highlights camaraderie and the unusual opportunities war provides for athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill McLeese
Hawaii
Jimmy Hodgson
Salt Lake City
Baseball scores andErrors mix from New York Boston games
Yesterday's Stars highlight Giants Dodgers and Reds Phillies Cubs and Senators results with key hits and defensive plays. Notable: Mancuso Weintraub Reyes homers and drives 4-6 run edge. Bordagaray stars for Dodgers with homer and two doubles. Stanky flawless at short for Dodgers with two hits. Partee breaks tie for Red Sox in ninth. Myatt drives in two with triple. Walters extends scoreless streak. Rocco drives in runs for Indians. Also a cleaning tip about kerosene for whitening clothes.
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Jack Hand
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Walters
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Bucky
Walter
Max Lanier
Billy Southworth
George Munger
Cincy
Joe Page
New Yorkers
NATS
Washington
George Myatt
Johnny Sullivan
Milo Candini
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Mike Rocco
Roy Cullendine
Jack Kramer
Chicago
Eddie Stanky
Cubs
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Phils
Prank Mancuso
Giants
Phil Weintraub
Nap Reyes
New York
Boston
Ed Stanky
Frenchy Bordagaray
Stanky
Bordagaray
Vandenberg
Pittsburgh
Hank Wyse
Pirates
Roy Partee
Red Sox
Alley Donalds
Senators
Reds
Indians
al Smith
Lou Boudreau
Tribe
Browns
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