Cecil's ninth inning homer lifts Melrose past Tomlinson 11 7
Jack Cecil a 37 year old veteran hit a four run homer in the ninth to rally Melrose to an 11 7 Industrial League win over Tomlinson at the high school diamond. Albert Thomas Delappe and Cecil led Melrose hurlers with Delappe throwing seven innings and Thomas earning his third win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Gibson
Jack Cecil
Melrose
Tomlinson
Cecil
Hosiery
Albert Thomas
Jack
Sistop Young
Duncan Butler
Toms
Carrol
Osborne
Ingram
Wright
Thomas
Ray Delappe
Albert
Dela
Randleman Chair Company
Triangle
Randleman Chair
Byrd Leads Philadelphia Open After 36 Holes
Sam Byrd, pro at Detroit's Plum Hollow and former Yankee outfielder, holds a 36-hole total of 133 at 9 under par after opening with 66 and 67 at Torresdale Frankford. Wood and Lewis chase, while Byron Nelson and Harold from Philadelphia show early form in a field of 129 starters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Sam Byrd
Sam
Detroit
Plum Hollow
Torresdale- Frankford
Byrd
Wood
Mob Wood
IEN
Bud Lewis
P.G.A. Camp
Oreland
Port Roundup of York Sports: Golf, Track and War Bonds
June 10 report notes Corcoran hires Hope at Greens-N-C, former Michigan woman champ, war work. Mentions Tulsa U oversize pads search, 298-pound Chubby from Longview, Tex, and Al Ravis. Lists Phila war bond golf tourney, National Collegiate A A track meets, Metropolitan U tennis, and upcoming national clay court events amid varied baseball and boxing cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Ravis
Henry
Bummy
Amer
A.A.U
New York
Baseball Notes On College Pitchers And Dodgers
The column highlights college pitchers Dick Ames of Columbia with 88 strikeouts and 24 runs in 78 innings, Ralph Bran of NYU with strong early numbers, and Dodgers pitcher Branca with 77 strikeouts in 100 innings. It discusses ERA comparisons and notes short spring actions and limited playoff talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Dick Ames
Ralph Bran
In.y.u
Dodgers
Branca
E.R.A
Ames
Missing Clemson star held as prisoner in Germany
Lieut. Walter Payne once of Clemson football is reported as a prisoner in Germany after a flight over Europe two months ago. Nine crew members were captured. French airmen training in Texas have introduced soccer to GI trainees, making it part of physical training. Lieut. Harold High, tied a key 2 yard run for Little Southwestern College, praised for valor as commander of an armed guard. Lieut. Harold Blackburn, ex Auburn baseball manager, awarded the Air Medal with oak leaf clusters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Booty) Payne
Clemson
Europe
Germany
Sheppard Field
Tex
Harold High
Little Southwestern
Tenn
Ole Miss
Harold Blackburn
Auburn
Major League Baseball Results and Today’s Schedule
Yesterday the National League had a 3-3 Chicago at Pittsburgh tie and Brooklyn beat Boston 8-2. Today’s games include Philadelphia at New York with Scana facing Pyle, Boston at Brooklyn with Barrett or Webb, and St. Louis at Cincinnati with Cooper meeting Heusser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Scana
Pyle
Barrett
Va. Webb
Flowers
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cooper
Heusser
Pittsburgh Vere
Thee
Baseball scores and a presidential death noted in brief
Washington beat Philadelphia 2 to 1 and Cleveland defeated St Louis 4 to 2. The text also lists matchups including New York at Boston Dubiel against Hausmann, Washington against Philadelphia Wolff, and Detroit versus Chicago Trout. It notes John Adams dying at age 90 as the oldest former U.S. president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bostom
Dubiel
Hausmann
Washington
Philadelphia
Wolff
Harris
Detroit
Chicago
Trout
Dietrich
John Adams Lvde
United States
St. Louis
Cleveland
Open seven furlong Carter Handicap field in tight photo finish prospects
New York June 10 A wide open race looms for the seven furlongs 10 000 Carter Handicap at Aqueduct Ten sprinters are entered including Belair stud Apache and Bossuet Doublerab Walt A Jamer s Wait Bit and Brownie Woodward s entry seen as favorite in a strong stacked lineup from William Woodward Mrs Tilyou William Ziegler Joe W Brown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prossr Today
Aqueduct
William Woodward
Belair Stud Wr
Apache
Bossuet
Mrs. Tilyou
Doublerab
Alquest
William Ziegier
Walt A
Jamer
Wait
Joe W. Brown
Brownie
Woodward
Belmont pariMutuel revenue nearly doubles in Belmont park
New York June 10 The state revenue from pari mutuel betting at Belmont park ended last Saturday rose to 3 748 902 up from 1 876 987 a year ago a 99 7 percent gain The state takes six percent of the pool plus 60 percent of the breakage from a total pool of 57 760 942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
Albany
N.Y
Belmont Park
Joe
Tax Commission
Radio Program Schedule Corrections and All Day Listings
An extended radio schedule lists Eastern War Time programs with corrections due to late network updates. The lineup includes music, news, variety shows, sports, dramas, and quizzes across multiple stations and hosts with detailed times and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallicchio Or
Grantland Rice
Pan-America
Bobby Sherwood & Orchestra
Bdin
Orch
Victory F.O.B
Dbs
Halloran Hospital
Arches
Army Hospital
Chicago
Don Dowd
Jack Bundy
London
Horace Heidt
Nbc
Cbs
Nbe
Colonel Puis
Carl Ravazea
His
America
Cone
Corliss Archer
Cbs News
Stopak
Navy Bulletin Board
Cesar Saerchinger
Curt Massey
Vagabonds
Nbbe
Army Wings
Quincy Howe
Larry Page
Cbs Storyland Theater
Blu
Dick Kuhn
H. Pleming
Nbde
Siarry Ismer
Hawaii
Nbe World News
Leon Henderson
Biu
Lionel Barrymore
Cbc
Irith Rose
Nhe
Frank Singlser
Mbs
Arthurdale
Cba
Blu the Gisco Kid
Dbs Carene Theater Symphony
Barry Wood
Guy Lombardo
Blu Royal
Sedgefield horse show crowns multiple champions
Christian and Ginny Simms captured top honors at the four day Foxhound Beach and Horse Show in Sedgefield. The event featured amateur and open classes with many riders and 2,000 spectators flocking to the arena for the final days.
Baseball Recap: Wynn and Dodgers Deliver Narrow Victories
Yesterday's Stars report Early Wynn led the Senators past the Athletics 2-1 in a ninth straight winless visit for Mackmen. Mickey Owen drove in Dixie Welker to tie and then win Brooklyn 3-2 over Boston with two out in the ninth. Nicholson and Colman sparked a 3-3 tie with a homer and pinch triple. Beaudreau's single cleared the bases off Gutteridge for Cleveland's 4-2 win over St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Early Wynn
Senators
Athletics
Mackmen
Mickey Owen
Dodgers
Dixie Welker
Brooklyn
Boston
Bill Nicholson
Cubs
Frank Colman
Pirates
Nicholson
Colman
Lou Beaudreau
Indians
Don Gutteridge
Cris Hackett
Ken Keither
Cleveland
St. Louis
Hunters and Gaited Event Winners Across Several Classes
The page lists winners and top placers in multiple hunter classes from Greensboro to Winston-Salem. Notable victors include Cornish Hills owned by Mrs. Perry in working and heavyweight hunters, Star Spangled Rhythm winning novice three gaited, Star Bloom taking Guilford three gaited, and Goldenweet claimed by Mrs. Moss in ladies hunters. Participation from Ar thur Wilkins Elizabethtown and J Wallace Bailey Rochester Michigan noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Christian
Oscar F. Smith
Norfolk
Ginny Simms
Jean McLean
Portsmouth
Eld
Foxhound Beach
Dodge
J. Wal- Bailey
Ame Mene
Clara Adams
B. G. Gilmore
Danny O'Shea
Goode Watkins
Cecil Wheeler
Sensation
W. B. Martin
Bristol
Jennie Lee Crockett
Cornish Hills
Mrs. Perry
Burnour
Haugen
Goldenwood
Moss
Sharnetce
Coast Guard
Grassview Farm
Owen Halley
Shanty McDonald
J. Norton Arney
Cecil Stone
Idle Time Star
Idle Time Stable
Kinston
J. H. Crenshaw
Primrose Princems
Mary Blue Belle
H. C. Brooks
June Graham
Sarah Gold
W. L. Bagwell
Raleigh
Mies Blackout
Wade Moody
Mt. Airy
Sweet Rhythm
Wallace Bailey
American Wizard
Rainbow Farm
KE. G. Gilmore
Chief Peavine
Russell K
Wilmington
Carolanne Farm
C. F. Smith
Nightmare
Gene Genius
I. M. Todd
Billy Hodd
Ben Knock Down
Foolish One
U. S. Coast Guard
Ed Daniels
Mama
Ovie Scurlock
Streamline
Daniela Up
Blue Lady
Clarence Karl Anderson
Greensboro
Admiral’s Lady
8. T. Lambeth
Carol Keith
Dotty
Penny Starnes
Kentucky Bay
Cam Criddiebaugh, Jr
High Point
Speedy
Greensboro Greenhunters
Ages
Haggin Perry Cobham
Piccolo Pete
Clayton Bailey
Lynchburg
Peg Bailey
Magic Luck
Ramsey Rebel
John Daughtridge
Charlotte
Color Parade
Walker Lyerly
Hickory
Rex Watts
Miss Amy Davis
Beck Hart
Dixie Boy
Patricia Ann Hocker
Guilford College
Virginia Beauty
Francis Newton
Mary Alice Johnston
Nasatta
Mary Sutton
Lucky Charm
Atlanta
June
Braxton Hardin
Ann Mardin
Hot Teddy
Arthur Wilkins
Elizabethtown
Royalwood
Clayton Batley
Pegg Batley
Jimmy Harrie
Dodge Stables
Rochester
Mich
J. Wallace Bailey
Invasion
Mrs. Jobe
BE. G. Ogan
Guilford
Starbloom
Chip Instables
Winston-Salem
Phin Horton
Dark Lady
Audrey Pullam
Winston - Salem
Cock ‘O the Walk
Jane Wharton
Milady Fox
Alta Mae Hines
Dorothy Hines
Barbour
Orin D. Haugen
Paul Maulden
Kannapolis
W. O. Moss
Powder Puff
Sedgefield Stables
Susan Schwabenton
Patty Adair
Charles Mitchell
Leaksville
Wondy Piccolo Pete
Missa Bailey
Arthur Reynolde
Radar
Richard Hull
Jessie Claytor
Gallant Slik
Carolanne Farms
Jimny Thompson
Ace
Mrs
Perry Up
Mies Bailey
Perry Tip
Navy Bound Hurler Tops Mackmen In Ninth Straight
Navy bound pitcher Earl Wynn extended his perfect run against Connie Mack’s Athletics to nine straight wins as Washington beat Philadelphia 2 1. Wynn scored the winning run in the fifth after a single and a steal, with Myatt driving him home. Cleveland edged St Louis 4 2 to tighten the American race as Brooklyn beat Boston 3 2 on Dixie Walker’s late RBI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Handap
Ernie Bonham
Athletics
Ace Adams
Braves
Phils
Wynan
Washington
Philadelphia
Earl Wynn
Connie Mack
Mr. Mack
Hexers
Wynn
Nels Potter
Johnny Allen
Bonham
Gorsien
Chicago
Nally
Hollingsworth
Cleveland
Sam Harris
I Dick Barrett
Lyn
Chicago Cubs
Ditto Adams
Boston
Potter
Mackmen
Allen
A's
Washington Righ
George Myatt
St. Louis Browns
Tribe
Lou Boudreau
Don Gutteridgee
Mickey Owen
Brooklyn
Dixie Walker
Cal Mellish
Pittsburgh
Fritz Ostermueller
Claude Passeau
Bill Nicholson
Cubs
Frank Colman
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
Baseball leaders across the majors include Walker of Brooklyn with 421 hits and Bordagaray also of Brooklyn with 42 runs while Schultz of Brooklyn drives in 57. Munger of St Louis leads in wins with 61 and 387 innings pitched. In the American League Tucker of Chicago hits .301 and Cullenbine of Cleveland leads in RBIs with 39 and 57 doubles while Cullenbine also hits 7 home runs. Ryba of Boston tops with 61 wins and 857 innings pitched. Raspberries are sensitive to poorly drained soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Brooklyn
Bordagaray
Schultz
Holmes
Boston
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Ott
New York
Macon
Munger
St. Louis
Tucker
Chicago
Cullenbine
Cleveland
Spence
Washington
Hite—Doerr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Young Belts
Pel Crotta
Eceess Parlowe
Seeee Brown
Smith
Ib Grubbs
Butler
Barneycastle
Crotts
Farlowe
McGhee
Delappe
Culler
Hill
Young
THE
Enterprise Sports
Jack Lords
Southpaw BouGh
Syracuse
Pittsburgr
RED Sox
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
YMCA
Ymca Today
North America
George Williams
Young Mens Christian Association
Tlopayi World Organization
SR George Wiliams
Æfi
Iucuri
Seu
Westminster Abbey
Lord Nelson
Duke OF Wellington
New Haven
Conn
Zlenear
Christian
Simms
Sedgefield
Blue Bird
Stella Lekosky
Blue Birds
Miss Lekosky
Evening News
Kelly
Springfield Sports Review
Young People’s Church of the Air
Boston ‘Pops
Farmont Park
Wesleyan
the Pentecostal Hour
Blue Network
Frank and
Ernest
Baraca
Main Street
War Journal
Sammy Kaye
Jim
U.S. A
Wm. Bendix
Riley
al Pearce
Fun Valley
Mary Small
Chuck Wagon Gang
Hall of Fame
Drew Pearson
Quiz Kids
Greenfield Village
Walter Winchell
Jergens Journal
Chamber Music Society
Basin St
Jimmie Fidler
Hollywood
WMFR
Boston Symphony
Arthur Fiedler
Meyerbeer
Offenbach
Shostakovitch
Chalmers
Allis-Chalmers
Major League
Bob Becker
Esco
Atlantic Spotlight
Indiana
Rupert Hughes
Barbara and the Boys
the Gospel Singers
Curt Massey and Company
Noah Webster
Johnny Miller
Grand
Opry
Patriotive Party
Grand OF
Esso
News
George Crook
the Baptist Hour
News of the World
Jubilee Kings
NBC String Quartet
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