Preakness Stakes Build-Up Sees Hoop Preface Rival Pavot
In Baltimore on Pimlico's Hilltop, nine three year olds prepared for the 55th Preakness Stakes. Kentucky Derby winner Hoop is the 8 to 5 favorite with Pavot at 2 to 1 as gates open for a race expected to draw up to 50,000 fans. Post time for the first race is 1 p.m. EWT and the Preakness at 4:12 p.m.
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Baltimore
Hoope, Jr
Old Hilltop
Walter M. Jeffords
Pavot
Statesville Cubs rally past Tommies 8 5 in nine innings
Statesville defeated Thomasville 8 to 5 after trailing 3 to 0. Jim Poole drove in three runs for Statesville while DeFrank hit two for Thomasville as the teams split the doubleheader setup for a rematch in Statesville.
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Thomasville Tommies
Finchfield
Statesville
Estate sale notice in Guilford County High Point area
Public auction announced by Commissioner Rupert T. Pickens under court order for sale of multiple tracts in High Point Township Guilford County North Carolina. Sale at Greensboro courthouse east door on a July afternoon to the highest cash bidder with court confirmation.
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Rosa W.) Redding
J. P. Redding
Rosa W. Redding
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Charles C. Redding
Charlies C. Redding
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van. Story Clothing Co
T. M. Stanton
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Superior Court
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Lindsay St
Cox Corner
Taylor St
Cox
Taylor Street
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Bulla
Rupert T. Pickens
Preakness Stakes Field Set at Pimlico for 55th Run
Baltimore June 16. Nine three year olds including eight colts and one gelding vie in the Preakness at Pimlico. Favorite Hoop Jr at 8 to 5 with Alsab’s 1942 record in reach. Purse 887670 with 68170 to winner. Post time 1 12 p m EWT. NBC will broadcast.
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Pimlico
Alexis
Hoop, Jr
Pavot
Alsab
Pensive
Weether
EWT
National Broadcasting Company
Red Shield league results wrap with two games Monday
Red Shielders completed most of their season with two late games played yesterday and two rained out on Monday. Clinton club beat Lions 5 to 3 at the college while Abattoir hosted Sheaf pitching for the Co operative club in an 11 to 9 win over Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Red
Civitan
Rickert
Frye
Bryant
Lions
McKinney
Swiggett
Wrenn
CMD
Iucdasians
Shoaf and
Pelaen
JayCees
Ingram and Ie
City Softball Loop Results
Girls softball results feature matchups including Marsh Oldham and Southern Triangle V Kennedy and J Watson. Standings show teams like WEIN enhantes and others with scores noted in early games.
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Marsh —Oldham
Southern
Triangle
V. Kennedy
J. Watson
Probable Preakness Lineup At Pimlico Race
The probable lineup for the 55th Preakness Stakes at Pimlico lists post positions with 126 pounds, owners, jockeys and odds. Pavot banet Sea Swallow Alexis and others are shown with odds ranging from 8-1 to 50-1, including Walter M. Jeffords F. W. Bruce Livie S. Howard Henry Langer Kenthorn and Widener entries.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Walter M. Jeffords
F. W. Bruce Livie Co
S. Howard
Henry Langer
WG. Lewis Kenthorn
Melvin Calvert
P. A. B. Widener
Wayne Wright
Pentagon Stable
William Helis
Johnny Gilbert
Fred Remerscheid
ISPORTS ROUNDUP OF 1940S MEMORIES AND SUMMERS
ISPORTS ROUNDUP covers Branch Rickey’s one Browns game in Philadelphia with details from Ernie Lanigan and Charley Dryden, notes Zane Moon’s 9.6 sec 100 yard dash toward national championships, and reports the Bowlers Victory Legion’s continued postwar funding and rehabilitation efforts.
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Zane Moon
Kemmerer
Wyo
Denver
New York
Baseball Scores and Schedules Across Leagues
National League results include Brooklyn 9 Boston 8 and New York 7 Philadelphia 5. American League notes Detroit at Chicago rain and Washington 5 4 over Boston 6 4 with long extra innings. Several minor leagues report Greensboro Raleigh Burlington Leaksville Durham Martinsville Danville Winston-Salem and other matchups. Tonight's games list New York Philadelphia Detroit Chicago Cleveland St Louis Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Boston St Louis Pittsburgh Raleigh Greensboro Durham Martinville Winston-Salem Danville Leaksville Burlington Thomasville Statesville Hickory Lexington Landis Concord Salisbury Mooresville.
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Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
St Louis
Borony
Gerkin
Terry
Haefner
Newhouser
Wilson
Lopat
Humphries
Klieman
Hollingsworth
Wyatt
Brewer
Herring
Wilks
Ros
State League
Thomasville
Statesville
Hickory
Lexington
Landis
Concord
Salisbury
Mooresville
Radio Schedule Note and Evening Program List
Eastern War Time adjustments shift programs by one hour for the Clock. Corrections by networks arrive late. A dense slate follows with music, talks, drama, news, and variety shows across CBS NBC and blue network affiliates until after midnight.
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Jos. Gallicchio
Nbe Uf
Cbr News
Hidden Valley Gang
Biu
Mbr
Nava
Sky High Orchestra
Nbi
Cbs
Paul Lavalle
Prom Halloran Hospital
Fitzgeralds
Blu Dance
Builders of Victory
Chas. Hodges
Cbs Music
Giraud Hotel
Dbsa
Duke Ellington
Blu
Mbs
John Vandercook
Nbe
Tin Pan Alley
Army Wings
Quincy Howe
Vladimir Brenner
Montezuma
American Eagle
Britain
Leland Stowe
Q. Lewis
Nbc Basic
America
Meet Your Navy
Great Lakes
Arthur Hale
Mbs-East
Variety
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Lionel Barrymore
Dbs
Blu Frank
F.B.I
Boston Pops
Jean Goldkette
Ubk Quix
Udy Canova
Chicago
Theater of the Air
al Pearce
George Paxton
Furgol Nelson Setting Pace In Philadelphia Golf
Ed Furgol leads the Philadelphia Inquirer $17 500 war bond invitation after three rounds with a 36 hole score the event's pace setter. Jimmy Hines shoots 66 and 67 to stand top among pros as Byron Nelson sits three behind with 136 while Johnny Bulla is runner up at 135. Bruce Coltart and Harold Meen follow at 138 and 139. Spaden fires a 66 for best round of the day.
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Philadelphia
Ed Furgol
Philadelphia Inquirer
Chicago
Jimmy Hines
Byron Nelson
Furgol
Detroit
Hines
Johnny Bulla
Eastern Airlines
Nelson
Bruce Coltart
Absecon
N. J
Harold (Jug) Meen
eSpaden
Dea
Henry Picard
Harrisburg
Henry Ransom
King Point
N. Y
Joe Turnesa
Rockville Center
Major League Leaders Summary
A compact digest of season leaders: batting topsill includes Cucinello Chicago at .344 and Etten New York at .337. Stirnweiss New York leads runs with 40. R Johnson Boston 35 RBIs. Etten New York 33. hits Stirnweiss New York 59. Estatella Philadelphia 57. doubles McQuinn St. Louis 14. Byrnes St. Louis 13. triples Stirnweiss New York 6. R Johnson Boston and Moses Chicago 4. home runs Stephens St. Louis 10 and R Johnson Boston and Hayes Cleveland 7. stolen bases Case Washington 13. Stirnweiss New York and Myatt Washington 8. pitching Ferriss Boston 9 1 and Christopher Philadelphia 10 2.
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Associated Press
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Chicago
Etten
New York
Stirnweiss
Stephens
St. Louis
R. Johnson
Boston
Estatella
Philadelphia
McQuinn
Byrnes
Stirnwei
Rosen
Brooklyn
Holmes
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Elliott
Pitts
Olmo
ts—Holmes
Ott
Ae York
Cleaning the Cuff at Penn State Freshman Joe Tepsic
Joe Tepsic a Guadalcanal veteran now a Penn State freshman finished a 10 game schedule with an even .500 average and was pursued by six major league scouts. He says he will not turn pro until he earns his college degree. Kessler Field Miss athletic dept estimates 1.8 million swings with 32 golf clubs in about a year by soldier golfers there.
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Joe Tepsic
Guadalcanal
Penn State
Joe
Kessler Field
Miss
Patriots Win Fourth Straight under New Manager in Carolina League
Greensboro's Patriots surged from the cellar under new manager Johnny Allen, beating Raleigh 8 7 to claim a fourth straight win as Allen prepares to start on the mound next week. Durham Bulls topped Martinsville 6 1, Winston-Salem fell 10 9 to Danville, and Claude Crocker’s Burlington beat Leafsville 8 4 as the circuit’s chase tightens.
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Raleigh
Greensboro
Patriots
Ohnny Allen
Allen
Charley Burgess
Sinkin
Durham Bulls
Danville
Martinsville
Winston- Salem
Bulls
Sheepish But Tough A Northumberland Artillery Range
The sheep here show resilience akin to the country’s famed 50th Division Monty’s Own as they endured a long artillery barrage. Over a year they lived and prospered on the range with some losses yet a strong lambing crop and renewed vigor.
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Monty
Minor league scores and results across leagues
International League games Syracuse beat Buffalo 4 3 in a game that was postponed second game. Newark defeated Rochester 3 1 Montreal crushed Jersey City 15 4 Baltimore toppled Toronto 11 6. American Association Indianapolis 4 6 Kansas City 3 0 Columbus 9 4 Minneapolis 3 1 St Paul 3 1 Toledo 1 Louisville 5 1 Milwaukee 1 Southern Association Little Rock 11 16 Nashville 10 5 Chattanooga 9 Mobile 1 Birmingham 13 Memphis 4 Atlanta 4 New Orleans 3
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Rochester
Montreal
Jersey City
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Toronto
American Association
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Milwaukee
Southern Association
Little Rock
Nashville
Chattanooga
Mobile
Birmingham
Memphis
Atlanta
New Orleans
Fights Last Night Wraps Ring Results Across Cities
AP reports night of boxing action with multiple bouts from New York Detroit New Orleans Minneapolis Worcester Kansas City San Francisco and more. Boxers including Sugar Robinson Lou Nova Bernard Docusen and Ceferino Bronco scored knockouts or decisions with varied outcomes and regional venues listed.
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Ray “Sugar” Robinson
Jimmy McDaniels
Los
Joe Reddick
Paterson
N. J
van McNutt
Newton
Detroit
Lou Nova
Las Vegas
Nev
Howard Fenske
Radalino
Sparkey Reynolds
Huntington
Wes Grand Rapids
Mich
Charney
New Orleans
Bernard
Worcester
Ceferino Bronco
Fall River
Kansas City
Willie Russell
Columbus
Ben Evans
Oklahoma City
San Francisco
Paulie Peters
Charley Cates
Oakland
Jim Bernell
Speedy Cannon
Seattle
Robinson Knocks Out McDaniels in 2nd to Target Cochrane
Ray Sugar Robinson stopped Jimmy McDaniels in 1 23 of the second round at Madison Square Garden to move closer to a welterweight title bout with Freddie Red Cochrane. A 11,210 crowd paid 48,490 for Jacobs' 17-fight gross of 1,042,181.
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New York
Ray “Sugar” Robinson
Freddie "Red" Cochrane
Harlem
Jimmy McDaniels
Los Angeles
Madison Square Garden
Ike Jacobs
Aaron Rice Sets Pace With 72 In Carolinas Junior Golf
Aaron Rice of High Point led the Greensboro based Carolinas junior links event qualifying with a 72 at the Country Club yesterday. Other scores listed show Brantley 77 Hayes 78 Little 79 Green 79 Walker 84 Byerly 84 Powell 85 Hamlet 86 Voncannan 102 Wood 103 Gunn 94 Voncannan 95 Smith 106 Bouldin 103 and younger players like Hayes and Armfield in Greensboro.
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High Point
Carolinas
Greensboro
Country Club
Rice
Aaron Rice
Jack Brantley
Bob Hayes
Durham
Frank Little
Edward M. Green
Bill Walker
Bobby Byerly
Jack Powell
Ray Hamlet
Jimmy Voncannan
H. Point
Marcus Wood
Howard Gunn
Tommy Voncannan
H. P
Donald Smith
Ed Robins
Gene Bouldin
Duncan Hayes
Billy Armfield
Pirates Beat Cardinals 5-2 In season opener showdown
Bob Elliott powered the Pirates with a sixth inning homer breaking a 2-2 tie as Pittsburgh outlasted St Louis 5-2. Nick Strincevich outpitched Charley Barrett to lift the Pirates to their first lead. attendance 24,315.
Baseball Highlights From Last Night Across Leagues
Yesterday's games featured Leon Treadway delivering a three run homer and three hits in the Giants 7 5 win over Philadelphia. Goody Rosen extended his batting streak for the Dodgers with a triple double and single in a 9 8 win over the Braves. Bobby Estalella matched with a game winning single for the Athletics in a 4 3 victory over New York. Johnny Lazor collected his fourth hit as the Red Sox edged the Orioles 6 5 in 14 innings, driving in Dave Ferris for the decision. Lou Boudreau fueled the Indians with two doubles and a two run homer in a 5 2 win over St Louis. Claude Passeau and Hy Van Den Berg combined for six hits and a 8 1 win for the Cubs over Cincinnati. Van Den Berg allowed one hit in a 3 0 night to sweep the doubleheader. Bob Elliott provided a tie breaking homer as the Pirates beat the Cardinals 5 2.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
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Frankie Risch
Stuis
Buccos
Nick Strincevich
Charley
Red” Barrett
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Phillies
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Brooks
Clyde King
Ira Hutchinson
Chnse
Polo Grounds
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Andy Hansen
Leon Tredaway
Ottch Cage
Tde Passeau
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Passeau
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al Libke
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Hank Borowy
Dave Ferris
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St. Louis Browns
Lou Boudreau
Allie Reynolds
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Leon Treadway
Giants
Phils
Goody Rosen
Dodgers
Braves
Bobby Estalella
Athletics
Hank Borony
New York
Johnny Lazor
Red Sox
Indians
Tribe
St. Louis
Claude Passeau
Hy Vandenberg
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