Highland Beats Industrial League Rival 6-2
Joe Warner anchored Highland with six hits and key fielding as Highland beat Industrial 6 to 2 at Highland Park to move into a tie with Marsh for third in the league standings. Tomlinson led Highland with two runs and four players added hits, while Irish and Dawson pitched well for Industrial.
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Joe Warner
Highland
Tomlinson
Highland Park
Marsh
Marsh Grounds
Worth Pugh
Jasper Cates
Alvin Walker
Monte McDonald
Leis Hester
Tomlinson Hurter
Cates
Highland Club
Monte Meonald
Chiniamioni
Ted Martin
Adams-Millis
Trimgle
Reginald Dawson Yestern
Highoint College
Aniel City
Southde
Martin
Dawson
Ummey
Hedick
Reese Osborne
Cooper
Hedrick
Tunby
Frye
Inners
dams-Mijlis
Whiff Regina
Dawon
Gilbertey
Sappenfeld
Doren Hedrick
McGee Fiddles As Terry Burns No Edge In Trading
Baseball column recaps Branch Rickey trades including McGee for Gumbert Dean and $20,000 and notes mixed results. Gumbert shines early, while McGee struggles. mentions Deans, Warneke, and Parmelee deals and Rickey’s continuing maneuvering amid shifting baseball loyalties.
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McGee
Terry Burns
Rickey
Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Bill McGee
Bill Terry Burns
Branch Rickey
Harry Gumbert
Paul Dean
Gumbert
St. Louis
Mike Gonzales
Red Bird
Baseball Scoreboard Note Totals and Innings Summary
Totals 312624 Totals 2868 27 Score by innings R Tomlinson 020 000 page- 2 Highland 100 020 030-6 Errors-Culler Nance W Pugh Hensley Johnson Huffman Two base hits Hedrick Nance Pugh Hensley Huffman Double plays McDonald to W.
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R Tomlinson
Highland
Culler
Nance
W. Pugh
Hensley
Johnson
Huffman
Hedrick
Pugh
McDonald
Notre Dame coaching pick linked to Wojeichowicz
Notre Dameprobab will name Alex Wojeichowicz former Fordham center to its coaching staff at South Bend after aiding spring work unofficially. Also notes Buck Newsom’s $1,000 scholarship plan at Treveride College in Iowa and sports gossip from Cooperstown and major league figures.
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New York
Enerprise
Notreame Probabl
Alex Wojeichowicz
Fordhamootball Center
South Bend
Bob Felers
Little Morride College
Iowa
Cooperstown
Buck Newsom
Igers
Edwards and Reynolds win PGA tourney berths
Thurman Edwards of Reynolds Park in Winston Salem and Walter Reynolds of Rock Hill South Carolina earned district berths in the PGA tournament by finishing 36 holes at Old Town Club in 1435 strokes, one over par. Guy Paulsoni of Winston-Salem finished third at 146, one stroke back.
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Winston-Salem
Thurman Edwards
Reynolds Park
Walter Reynolds
Rock Hill
S. C
Old Town Club
Guy Paulsoni
Golf Open opens with Little Hogan tied for lead
National Open champion Craig Wood trails by five strokes as six top golfers contend for the Mahoning Valley Open lead during the second 18. Lawson Little and Ben Hogan share top honors with 66s, Nelson and Heafner close behind, while 154 players narrow to 60 pros and 15 amateurs for the 36-hole final.
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Girard
Craig Wood
Brawny Lawson Little
Pennsylvania
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Clayton Heafner
Linville
N. C
Jimmy Thomson
Chicopee
Mass
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond, Va
Ted Luther
Wilkinsburg
al Espinosa
Akron
Wood
Heathers
Varner Involves Huffman and Cates In Scoring Plays
Pugh Varner and Huffman connect on several exchanges with Cates and Johnson as runners. Two pitching lines show Varner and Dawson handling duties with hit by pitch by Varner and umpire calls by Thomas and Stewart. Time 1:45 and 1:20 for two segments, with L Cooper driving in runs and G Clark aiding with a two-base hit.
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L. Cooper
G. Clark
Adams-Millis
Balis
Dawson
Martin
Thomas and
Stewart
Major League Leaders From Associated Press Baseball
National League leaders include Reiser Brooklyn batting .356 Slaughter St Louis 352 Hack Chicago 44 Nicholson St Louis 39 Ott New York 15 and others. American League unchanged with no details.
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Reiser
Brooklyn
Slaughter
St. Louis
Hack
Chicago
Moore
Nicholson
Ott
New York
Brown
Dallesandro
F. McCormick
Cincinnati
Boston
Camilli
Frey
Warneke
St. Coulis
Long Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Pete Reiser
Brooklyn Dodgers
Williams
Pat Mullin
Detroit Tigers
Enos
Hermon
Chicago-Brooklyn
Coanes
Strand
Alt Fletcher
Pittsbursh
Phiver
Tr Pet. Williams
Boston Ee Ee Ee
Mullin
Detroit
New York Ee
Dickey Travis
Washington Cronin
Boston We
Ewe
Heath
Cleveland
Tete Ee
Cullenbine
Pure
Mee Ae
Ij. Dufagero
Wee Ee
Sehert
Philadelphia
Tee Veneer Ease
D. DiMaggio
Schumacher Receives Defense Bond At Polo Grounds
On Hal Schumacher Day at the Polo Grounds Giants pitcher Hal Schumacher was honored by upstate fans who presented him with a $1,000 National Defense Bond and a check for 1 SG1 as the crowd collected for a fund.
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Schumacher
New York
Hal Schumacher
Polo Grounds
Upstate
Giants
National Defense
SG1
Conn Backers And Conn Will Be Surprised
Gayle Talbot reports ahead of Billy Conn vs Joe Louis title bout that Louis plans a quick finish, likening the pair to a different fighter after the Baer bout. Louis eyes a first round knockout, training to rush sparring partners, while Conn supporters may be surprised by the champ’s intensity.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Billy Conn
Joe Louis
Buddy Baer
Conn
Billy Boy
Ds Lights
Baer
Buddy
Joe
Louis
Jack Blackburn
Julian Black
Patty Berg Reaches Western Open Final In Cincinnati
Patty Berg, 23, of Minneapolis, defeats Miss Betty Jameson one up in 21 holes to reach the finals. Berg’s eagle from 90 yards on the fourth green and a disputed hole on the 11th aided her win. Berg will face Mrs Burt Weil, of Cincinnati, in the championship match.
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Cincinnati. O
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Burt Weil
Cincinnati
Miss Berg
Miss Jameson
Minnesota
Weir
James D. Platt, Jr
Daxton
Selling Pays As Well As Buying In Baseball Trade Net
Under Larry MacPhail the Brooklyn Dodgers spent near 1 million on players since 1938 while the St. Louis Cardinals have received over 350,000 from sales. The Cards and Dodgers lead the National League 107% to 14 games, with St. Louis beating the Flatbush nine 1 0 in a four game set. Whitlow Wyatt allowed four hits as Max Lanier matched him, and a third inning walk and two singles produced the only run. Babe Phelps was fined 500 and suspended for not accompanying the Dodgers to St. Louis, Leo Durocher indicating he wants him off the club. NL resumes in the West, AL moves East.
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NEC Nordness Associated Press
Larry MacPhail
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodger
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Whitlow Wyatt
Max Lanier
Terry Moore
Johnny Hopp Sing
Don Padge
Babe Phelps
Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Phelps
Norfolk Idle But Takes Lead In Piedmont League
Norfolk regained first in the Piedmont League when Charlotte dropped after losing to Portsmouth 1-0. Paul O'Dea scored on Schenz’s second inning single as Hurley and Cunningham matched zeroes. Cross almost no-hit Durham before Bruno spoiled it in the eighth. Richmond blanked Winston-Salem 4-0 to tie the series.
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Charlotte
Norfolk
Asheville
Portsmouth
Paul O'Dea
Schenz
The
Bees
Zontini
Hurley
Cuningham
Big Walker Cross
Greensboro Red Sox
Durham
Paul Bruno
Jim Bivin
Cress
Richmond Moundsman
Colts
Winston- Salem
Richmond
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Lexington Wins From Landis
Lexington defeats Landis Millers 5 to 3 as Junie Barnes earns his eighth win. Pinkston Morzan Motto Broome each contribute two-base hits with McGinnis stealing a base and Rehkamp making a sacrifice. Landis hatt a rough night with five runners left on base and Barnes fanning six. Time 1:40. Tennessee Courts Galesburg Ill. Knox College plans permanent tennis courts costing 1500.
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Lexington
Landis Millers
Junie Barnes
The
Pinkston
Smith
Peck
Broome
Glover
Kelly
Morzan
Motto
McGinnis
Rehkamp
Vanhelt
Landis
Barnes
Redkamp
Vickers
Mathews
Galesburg
Ill
Knox College
Dodgers Put Blimp Phelps On The Block
Dodgers place veteran catcher Babe Phelps on the trade market as deadline day nears with waivers the only path to moves. Phelps, 33, hit .315 lifetime and was fined and suspended after failing to accompany the team to St. Louis, while Leo Durocher says he is done with the catcher. Other clubs, including the Reds, Cubs, and Giants, circle for possible deals as the deadline approaches.
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Bill McKechnie
Reds
Cooprestown
N. Y
Cleveland Indians
Dicker
Cubs
Hank Leiber
Augie Galand
Giants
Frank Demaree
Thomasville Victim Of Four Hitter By Concord Pitcher
Concord defeated Thomasville 5 to 1 as Zeke Graham pitched a four hitter. Key players included Graham with three RBIs and Baker Vartanian and Bohannon contributing for Concord, while Thomasville managed a lone run and several on-base threats.
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Concord
Zeke Graham
Thomasville
Protective headgear for Indians and other notes
Roy Weatherly is beaned prompting Cleveland to equip the Indians with protective caps. The piece ponders how long baseball will take to universalize headgear, comparing with jockeys and football. It also references penalties in baseball and a quip about training Sweepida, plus a glance at Cornell athletics and the 1941 graduating class.
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Brooklyn
Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Roy Weatherly
Cleveland
Indians
Larry MacPhail
Dolph Camilli
Cookie Lavagette
Roscoe Wright
Civic Aeronautics Administration
Giants
Flatbush
Sweepida
Hollywood Park
L. R. Staples
Hoss
The
Round Table
Cornell
Ithaca
Nick Drakos
Walt Matuszczak
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Senor Gonzales
Daffy Dean
Sacramento
Pepper Martin
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Sam Nahem
Curt Davis
Houston
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Ripper Collins
Leroy Parmelee
Jimmy Collins
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David Harum Rickey
Fiddler McGee
Rickey Sam Nahem
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Arkansas
Rudy Clark
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Pittsburgh Pawers
Brooklyn Tigers
Ohn Heydler
National League
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Um- Fires
George Magerkurth
Joplin
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Horton Smith
Horton
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Gene England
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Ted Williams
Edwards and Reynolds
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Norfolk Idle
Walker Cross
Durham Bulls
Lexington Landis
Abrho Abrho
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Judson Bailey
Herman Franks
Montreal
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Jordan
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