Home Run Lifts Thomasville Past Landis 4 2 in Eighth
Ray Moring held Thomasville scoreless for seven frames before surrendering a late homer to Bill Carrier. Carrier delivered the decisive blow as Landis blew a 2 0 lead, and Thomasville seized a 4 2 win. RBI by Chetta and McDonald fueled the visitors.
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Ray Moring
Thomlie
Field
Thomasville ‘Ommies
Landis
Moring
Nice
Bill Carrier
Manyeball
Thomasville
Abraha
Desserdacs
McDonald
Carrier
Jones
Yacenda
Heving
League baseball scores and upcoming games overview
Results across leagues with St Louis 5 Cincinnati 0 in the National League. Carolina League totals include Greensboro 10 Martinsville 5 and Winston-Salem 9 Raleigh 13. Minor League and other leagues list several wins, postponements, and scheduled games across multiple cities.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Jersey City
Rochester
Baltimore
Buffalo
Newark
Montreal
New York
Eeenene
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Carolina League
Danville
Leakaville
Raleigh
Burlington
Martinsville
Winston-Salem
Verre
Freddie Cochrane Extends Unbeaten Streak to Fourth Win
Freddie Red Cochrane world welterweight champion, after three years in the navy, boasted he isn’t hitting faster but harder. The Elizabeth New Jersey native, 28, stopped Eddie Miller of St. Louis in Atlanta to extend his winning run to four straight bouts.
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Freddie
Red) Cochrane
Elizabeth
N. J
South Pacific
Eddie Miller
St. Louis
Devil Diver Top Weight for 1945 Dixie Handicap
Greentree stable's Devil Diver is assigned 132 pounds top for the Dixie Handicap at Pimlico on Saturday on a card with the $50,000 added stakes. Officials are unsure whether Devil Diver will run at Pimlico or in the Belmont-suburban card at New York. The day could set a one-day purse record, with Hoop Jr. and Pavot among Derby contenders and several Preakness eligibles listed for Baltimore and beyond.
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Greentree Stable
Devil Diver
Pimlico
Maryland Jockey Club
Belmont Park
New York
F. W. Hooper
Hoop Jr
Dockstader
Greentree Re$s
Kstader
Charles Turney
Bon Jour
Millbrook Stable
Alex Barth
Ivan Parke
Walter M. Jeffords
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Ane
Eorees
Bel-Mar Farm
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Alfios
Gay Bit
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Dare Me
Christiana Stables
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Hill Stables
He Rolls
William Helis
Salto
Zenith
Bouncers
E. D. Jacobs
Burlington Bees Reach First Division Pace in Carolina League
Raleigh June 12 The Burlington Bees under veteran Cy Perkins squeeze into the Carolina League first division as Leaksville sits two and a half games ahead. The Bees edged Danville 2 1 in a twilight game to move into fourth, Martinsville losing 10 5 to Greensboro. Leaksville piled eleven runs in a sixth inning rally to beat Durham 15 5.
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Burlington
Bees
Cy Perkins
Leaksville
Danville Leafs
Martinsville
Greensboro
Herb Brett
Patriots
Durham Bulls
Worrell
Bulls
Leigh
Caps
Winston-Salem
Winston
Organ Tages
Ea T.r
Danville
Red Shield league opens after delay with Kiwanis win
The Kiwanis club defeated the American Business Men's club 3 to 2 as Red Shield action resumed. Rotary beat Exchange 16 to 2 in the abattoir game in a steam roller affair.
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American Business Men's Club
College Field
A.B. Boys
Kiwanians
Kiwanis Boys
Abattoir
Rotary Club
Exchange
Grant
Noe
A. B. Club
Carmichael and
Vis
Softball Champions to Attend YMCA Outing
Oak Hill fifth grade and Elm Street sixth grade softball champs will join a YMCA outing at City Lake Wednesday afternoon. Teams meet at 2 p.m. at their schools. A July summer league is planned with games mornings and swims after at the Y pool.
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Oak Hill
Elm Street
YMCA
City Lake
Post Office
Red Sox Catcher Fred Walters and other sports notes
Mississippi State beat Army as Dody Noble details Boo Ferriss path to pro ball with Red Sox catcher Fred Walters. Boxer Tippy Larkin and his brother Vinnie prep amateur debut. San Francisco Olympic Club may send AAU track team this year. Navy news includes Lt. Marshall Goldberg writing Charley Bidwill about post service football. A Providence soldier, 200 pounds, defeats a much larger opponent at Indiantown Gap.
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New York
Dody Noble
Mississippi
Boo Ferriss
Red Sox
Fred Walters
Fred
Boston
Peece Armst
Miss. State
Army
Tippy Larkin
Red Cochrane
Vinnie
San Francisco Olympic Club
A.A.U
Grand Opera ton opens at Ethetsfield with Lees lead
A humorous writeup notes Grand Opera ton soon to open in Ethetsfield led by Lees while fans buzz about clapping, harmony and a home run if the pitch is miscalled. Greenpoint pronunciation echoes through the piece as three husky basses perform.
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Grand Operaton
Ethetsfield
Lees
Flatbush
Leo
Greenpoint
Empire City track may close after war. Westchester plan eyed
Col. Matt Winn says land already bought for the Butler proposed new track in Westchester County. Nashville may lose its two year national champion Consolidated Vultee girls basketball team as the company shuts down there.
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Trotters
Matt Winn
Butlers
Westchester County
Nashville
Pacific Coast conference settles into eight team 1945 contest
Spokane reports the Pacific Coast conference pares to eight teams for 1945 after Montana drops out until manpower returns and Stanford cannot field a team this fall though Masters says participation will resume in 1946. Tulsa to host College All Stars versus Packers charity game in Chicago with eight Tulsa bowlers. Irv Medlinger heads to Louisville with 2500 bonus to join the Colones in the American Association. another 2500 possible if he proves himself. Bob Chipman cleared for preinduction physical, remaining with Cubs as he seeks active duty.
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Wash
Montana University
Stanford University
al Masters
Board For Athletic Control
Tulsa
Okla
University of Tulsa
Green Bay Packers
Chicago
Henry Frank
Irv Medlinger
Husky
Louisville
Colonels
American Association
Percy Moore
Lane Tech
Medlinger
Boston Red Sox
Sox
Moore
Lane
Illinois Prep
Volleyball Rising Among American Servicemen
San Francisco report notes volleyball becoming the top sport for servicemen, surpassing softball as the Fourth Air Force Public Relations force highlights the shift in leisure choices among troops.
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San Francisco
Air Force
Boxing Night Wraps Up with Regional Knockouts Across Cities
Fights from Baltimore to Chicago report multiple knockouts and decisions. Murray, Stolz, and Lamotta notch wins while Bolden, Scanlan, and Russo secure points and takedowns in various venues. The article closes noting Canada’s first newspaper, the Quebec Gazette, and its bilingual columns.
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Canada
Quebec “Gazette
Radio Program Eastern War Time Evening Schedule
Radio schedule lists programs from 6 pm to 1 am with serials News reports and musical interludes. Entries include Captain Midnight Batman Tom Mix and Dick Haymes shows, plus sports and commentary segments, with network corrections noted and program repeats throughout the night.
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Hex
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Walters Loses Sixth As Cardinals Beat Him 5-0
Bucky Walters was shelled in a 5-0 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals as Charley Barrett outdueled him in the first two innings. Walters, once a top winner with 23 wins and six shutouts, has now four wins and six losses with four being shutouts against Philadelphia’s and St. Louis’ club of Musial, Cooper, Lanier, and Barrett. The Cardinals climb to first division pace while the Giants and Yanks post strong home and road records.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Walker Cooper
Mort Cooper
Max Lanier
Walters
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Lou ‘Jorda
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Red) Barrett
Bucky
Cooper
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Sam Breadon
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Ivan
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New York
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Diamond defeats Hillcrest Silk Mill in softbal loop
Diamond defeats Hillcrest Silk Mill 9 to 4 in City Softball Loop action. Loflin led Diamond with three singles in three trips, while Newby Weaver and Hoover Guyer each had two hits. Batteries were Carroll and Guyer for Diamond and Weaver and Loflin for Hillcrest.
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Yeste
Hillcrest Silk Mill
Loflin
J. Newby
A. Weaver
Hoover
Guyer
Hillcrest
Carroll
T. Weaver
Old Net Stars Play Cherry Point Exhibition
Tennis legends Bill Tilden and Willie Richards battled in an exhibition at Cherry Point with Tilden winning 6-3 9-7. The duo then defeated the station champions Lt. Ray D. Nasher and Sgt. Tom Chambers 6-1 6-4 in a separate match.
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Bill Tilden
Vinnie Richards
Chamions
Ray D. Nasher
Tom Chambers
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