Red Sox tie Browns for longest winning streak
The Boston Red Sox beat the Philadelphia Athletics 5 1 to extend a nine game winning skein tying the Browns for the longest streak in the American League. Hughson earned his ninth win as the Red Sox moved within one game of the league leaders.
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Philara Athletics
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Acer
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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New York Yankees
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Senators
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Robero Ortiz
Paul O'Dea
Oris
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Cleveland
Detroit
Joe Heving
Paul Trout
Ates
Isburgh
Cincinnati
Bob Flliott
Jeep Handley
Max
Tomas de la Cruz
Executrix Notice for Henry D Perry Estate
Edith Perry as executrix of Henry D Perry of Gull County North Carolina calls all claimants to present their claims by May first 1945 and debtors to settle promptly by May 25 1944. McAnally Gold attorneys represent the estate and address High Point North Carolina.
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Henry D
High Point
N. C
McAnally & Gold, Orneys
National Museum gains 1917-18 navy ball and artificial hand
Cooperstown's National Museum of Baseball acquires a ball presented to Capt Roy Smith former governor of Guam by the navy champion team for 1917-18 and an artificial hand once used by FE Blystone. An auction tomorrow will offer a Japanese Paul Waner bat recovered on Namur Island by Marine Chuck Truitt with Waner donating it to the war bond drive. The piece joins hopes of museum preservation as a public war bond fundraiser.
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New York
National Museum of Baseball
Cooperstown
N. Y
Roy Smith
Guam
Navy
FE. L. Blystone
Paul Waner
Marine Corp
Charlie Truitt
Wilmington
Del
Namur Island
Ni Trust
Waner
Redskins Hire Dad de Groot Aims to Win Over Mrs Farkas
Washington Redskins new coach Dad de Groot believes he can persuade Mrs Andy Farkas to permit her fullback to join the team. The potential move hinges on her approval and contract terms.
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Dad de Groot
Washington Redskins
Andy Farkas
Hanover's Bertha passes as Hambletonian winner’s dam dies
One page sports note recalls Hanover's Bertha the 1930 Hambletonian winner and her daughter Shirley Hanover the 1937 victor dying at Hanover Shoe Farms in Pa. Other items mention Billy Petrollie at Armstrong-Davis event and Winsfurlough possibly aiming for the 1947 Kentucky Derby. Also notes Georgia freshman football head shaving ban and coach Wally Butts remarks.
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Bertha
Hanover
Shirley Hanover
Billy Petrollie
Armstrong-Davis
Fargo
Pic
Vinnie Byrne
Syracuse
Georgia
Wally Butts
Service Baseball Tourney Draws Two NC Teams
Pvt. Fletcher J. Carr nicknamed Pop from Camp Mackall plays right field for the Camp Ellis lil. baseball squad. He stars with Dave Koslo as they join a favored north Carolina service men’s tournament at Greensboro from June 30 to July 4.
Nelsons 69 Fails To Win In New York Red Cross Tourney
Byron Nelson of Toledo shot a 69 in the New York Red Cross tournament at Wyka Country Club, but trailed Vic Ghezzi who fired a 67 to take the lead. Gene Sarazen posted 71 and Harold McSpaden 71 while Frank Straezza and Ziggie Mellon matched Nelson with 70s as the field stayed in contention. Japan ordered all auto makers to report next year’s business plans.
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Wykap! Country Club
Yron Nelson
Toledo
Ohio
Lord Byron
Sergi
Vic Ghezzi
New
Nelson
Ghezzi
Army Non-Com
Sarazen
Gene Sarazen
Darien
Philadelphia
Frank Straezza
Greenwich
Japan
Radio Program Schedule for Friday June 16
A detailed Eastern War Time radio lineup lists programs from 6:30 pm to 11:00 pm including dramas, mysteries, adventures, music, news, and variety shows. Notable items feature Captain Midnight, Nero Wolfe, The Johnson Family serial, Dick Tracy detective segments, The Parker Family, Amos and Andy, Singers, and a range of commercial interludes.
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Dick Traced
Chick Carver
Jack Smith
Jack Armstrong
Tom Mix
Aibs
Farrell Seral
Captain Midnight
Abe Quilcs
Howe
Cpstop
Volpey Hurd
Lowell Thomas
Tide World News
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Henry J. Taylor
Diu-Basie
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Miinight
Mercer
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bin Palton Lewis, Jr
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Basie
Johson
Arol
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Disle Lwue
Ranger
Blu Vincent Lopes
Orchesitra
hKaltenborn
Lucille Manners
Nbde
Charlies Ruggles
Cecil Brown
Parker Family
Deana
Dlu
Nick Carter
Sevial
Ming
Meet Your Navy
Great Lakes
Abe Lyiman
Walts
Cbs Gang
Biu Gabriel Haatcer
Brewster Boy
Plu
Amos and Andy
Garry Mo
Jimmy Durante
Ebs
Feland Browe
Bdin
Curis Foster
Sully
Song
Othes
Dlu Dance Orchestra
Bill
DareeOrven
Hes
Ines Ll
Kelly Springfield
Mevite
Lone Ranger
Nere Waite
Thomasville Club
Exse
Filie
Greeve
Treasury Selate
Johnny Mercer
Jane
Frazier
Sange of Romance
Fer Adventure
Aver
Andy Ines Snighenette
Case
Aom
Ste Eoe
Leibert
Carolina Reveilie
EB Acoes
Db News
Brlmary
Eck Lamberes
Charlie Meare
Parteners
Industrial Rivals Set High Diamond Clash at 5 15
Industrial rivals meet at the high school field this afternoon in a 5 15 game. Randleman Chair Company eyes revenge after a 9 2 loss to Melrose Hosiery Mills led by Abbie Thomas and Lefty Thomas. Melrose features strong pitching and double plays from Thomas and Brown.
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Randleman Chair Company
Abbie Thomas
Melrose Hosiery Mills
Tomlinson Furniture
Albert
Thomas
Melrose
Milford Smith
Dack Cecil
Matt
Oneal Brown
Kirby
Triangle
Dusty York
Red Caps
Armstrong Blasts Davis in Two Rounds at Madison Square Garden
Henry Armstrong, fighting at 141 1/2 pounds, overwhelmed Al Bummy Davis in less than two rounds at Madison Square Garden. Referee Frank Fullam halted the bout after 69 seconds of the second stanza as Davis failed to rise after being knocked to the canvas. Attendance was 16,084 with a gross of $58,822.
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Henry Armstrong
al “Bunyay
Davis
Madison Square Garden
Hammern Henry
Los Angeles
Brooklyn
Hoy
Frank Fullam
Fullam
Ward Armstrong
Armstrong
Bummy
Bob Montgomery
Major League Leaders by The Associated Press
The American League leaders include Tucker of Chicago at .389 batting and Cullenbine of Cleveland with 41 runs. Spence of Washington leads RBIs with 34 and Doerr of Boston has 66 hits. Cullenbine also leads doubles with 19 and Cullenbine headlined eight home runs. Gutteridge of St. Louis has 13 stolen bases. Pitching leader Harder of Cleveland and Ruba of Boston at 61 857. National League leaders feature Walker of Brooklyn at .405 batting and 83 hits, Bordagaray of Brooklyn with 48 runs, Weintreub of New York with 46 RBIs, Barrett of Pittsburgh with 7 triples, Ott of New York with 17 home runs, Ryan Barton with 7 stolen bases, and Munger of St. Louis with 71 875.
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Cullenbine
Cleveland
Spence
Washington
Doerr
Boston
Gutteridge
Louis
Savage
New York
St. Louis
Harder
Ruba
Walker
Brooklyn
Bordagaray
Weintreub
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Ott
Steven
Ryan Barton
Munger
Major League Standings and Schedule Report
Baseball standings show Pittsburgh and Cincinnati at top with recent wins and losses. Today’s games include Cincinnati at Chicago with Shaun facing Derringer, Brooklyn at Philadelphia with Melion or Merlish against Schama.
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Cincinnati
New Tor
Boston
Pilledeliona
Sess
Chicago
Shaun
Ve. Derringer
Brooklin
Philadelphia
Melion
Merlish
Schama
Baseball results and matchups from yesterday across leagues
Results list shows Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit St Louis Chicago and New York Washington games with scores and notes on probable starters and win loss records. Probable pitchers Jakuckt Miuneries Overmire Grove Heiman Niggeling Newsom Borowy Page are listed for the Detroit Chicago Boston Washington Philadelphia New York matchups.
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Philadelphia
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New York
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St Lous
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Minor League Scores domino a mix of results across leagues
In international league Montreal beat Syracuse six two and Toronto routed Baltimore fourteen four. Rochester edged Jersey City two to zero while Buffalo at Newark was postponed. American association results include Columbus five Milwaukee five in a rain tied game, Indianapolis three St Paul two, Louisville ten six and Minneapolis five four in the second six innings. Southern association scores feature Little Rock six seven Nashville five three Knoxville eight four Memphis five one. Eastern league results show Williamsport five Binghamton Albany eight Scranton four Hartford four Wilkes Barre one with Fimtra at Utica postponed. The Azores total area is 924 square miles with a population around 255000.
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Montreal
Syracuse
Toronto
Baltimore
Rochester
Jersey City
Buffalo
Newark
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Mineapolis
Little Rock
Nashville
Knoxville
Memphis
Pratereenas
Wimy Geter
Williamsport
Binghamton
Albany
Scranton
Hartford
Wilkes Barre
Fimtra
Utica
Fights Last Night and National Tennis Clinic Report
Boxing results list several bouts with multiple fighters from cities like New York and Philadelphia noted as scoring knockouts and decisions. The tennis segment covers the ninth annual national model seniors clinic in Charlotte with Richard Mouledous of New Orleans defeating Jim Grossnickle of Columbus in straight sets, while favorites Herbery, Galloway, and Roddey advance with straight wins.
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Clinton
Richard Mouledous
New Orleans
Doris Snyder Hurls Scores Winning Run
Doris Snyder pitched the Mahoney Honeys to a 4 3 victory over Hillcrest in a close game at the War Department. Snyder earned her fifth win in as many starts as Donis Sayacer supported with solid hitting on the 1000 yard route.
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Earl Gibson
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Acer
Mahoney Honey's
Football Scores Reported for Thomas Car and A G
In the boys football scores Thomas Car Works 8 beat Silver Knit Reeson 17 to 0. Marsh 4 and Melrose 6 added for Hillcrest as A G tallied 0 in the fourth.
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Reeson
A. G
Goirts
Marsh
Melrose
Hillcrest
Wet Department gels win dramatic softball game amid protest
The contest featured a late winning run in the eighth inning, an overtime single by Snyder, and a disputed call at first base that Hillcrest challenges. Wet Department inks a 4 2 victory as Net Crotis delivers the decisive hit and Mina Brown leads the pitching. MARSH WINS FIRST.
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Snyder
Ruby Cook
Net Crotis
Hillcrest
Ump
Pitcher Brown Shuts Down Opponents Despite Turbulent Bout
Brown dominated the mound and kept danger low as Delphine Thorton, Melrese bunker suffered a third loss. Thomas Works led the men over Silver Knit for a fifth win, while Herb Carroll pinned the Knitters in a decisive moment. Weaver pitched and batted well for Tobacco-chomping Tom Weaver as Beeson Beeson lost a key game amid absences. Wan Aned faced imprisonment threats over rifle sale to South Africa government.
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Delphine Thorton
Melrese Bunker
Thomas Works
Silver Knit
Herb Carroll
Jay Newby
Beeson
Tom Weaver
Weaver
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