Thomasville Tommies rally in 7 2 win over Concord
Five run first inning powers Thomasville to a 7 2 victory over Concord at Finch. Bulldog Turner belts a first frame double as Mooresville visits Thomasville tonight. R H E 7 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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Thomasville Tommies
Concord
Finch
Bulldog
Mooresville
Thomasville
Saventserst
Wille
Lehman
Smith
RBI
Redmer
Lyle
Williamson
Forbes
Turner
Adams
Noah
Hones
Bournot
Honas
Ridenhour Heving
Carroll, Hooper lead in softball game confusion
Readable lines show Carroll and Hooper credited in a softball box score with Staton and Ed Sullivan listed. The fragment indicates a completed inning sequence and final tally but lacks clear date, teams, or context for a full summary.
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Carroll
Hooper
B. Staton
Ed Sullivan
Minor league scores and association results
The item lists numerous minor league game scores across leagues including National League ester 5 5 Baltimore 0 12 Buffalo 4 8 Jersey City 3 4 9 4 Newark 5 0 treal 9 Syracuse 8 polis 3 5 Louisville 1 4 Kansas City 4 akee 9 Columbus 8 and notes a postponed lis at St Paul. It also mentions Fern Association fie 7 Little Rock G ingham 4 Atlanta 2 Itanooga 7 Nashville 6 phil 2 New Orleans 1 and a 1944 life insurance statement about policyholders receiving 1.10 per dollar due to policy reserves and surplus funds.
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Ester
Baltimore
Buffalo
Jersey City
Newark
Treal
Syracuse
CAN Association Polis
Louisville
Kansas City
Akee
Columbus
Lis
St. Paul
American Life Vice
Thair
Major League Leaders In Batting And Pitching
The AP lists leaders by league with top batting averages runs and hits for both the National and American Leagues. Holmes of Boston and Kurowski of St. Louis lead multiple categories while Lombardi Dimaggio and Stephens show strong home run tallies. Ferriss and Christopher top pitching with nine one and eleven two record lines.
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Associated Press
Holmes
Boston
St. Louis
Poe
Barrett
Pittsby
Pittsburgh
Olmo
Brooklyn
Ott
New York
Siete Boston
F. Walker
Kurowski
Hack
Chicago
Lombardi
New
Dimaggio
Philadelphia
Twins Take Contest From Martinsville
Raleigh reports rain disrupted three Carolina league games, but Winston-Salem edged Martinsville 6-5 in 10 innings as Russ dropped a throw allowing Borch to score the winning run. Klippstein outpitched Palmer in a tight duel, Martinsville collecting six hits. Next night Raleigh visits Burlington while Greensboro travels to Leaksville and Martinsville meets Winston-Salem.
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Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Martinsville
Athletics
Russ
Jon Borch
Klippstein
Winston
Palmer
Burlington
Rham
Danville
Greensboro
Leaksville
Winston-Saem
Ted Mann Receives Naval Commendation for Honolulu Duty
Lieutenant Commander Glenn E Mann USNR former director of athletic publicity at Duke University and now public relations officer of the eighth naval district received a special commendation for his work as executive of ficer at the U S naval air station Honolulu Hawaii The citation praised his efficiency and tact in handling critical problems and noted the boost to station morale and war effort He is a Kentucky native and Duke graduate who helped raise the university to national prominence in sports through long service and extensive travels earning him many newspaper friends nationwide.
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New Orleans
Glenn E
Ted) Mann
USNR
Duke University
Eighth Naval District
U. S. Naval Air Station
Honolulu
T. H
Naval Air Bases
Fourteenth Naval District
Crecas
Mann
Kentucky
Durham
North Carolina
Durin
Zaharias And Suggs Keep In Medal Play
In the 16th annual women's western open, co medalists Louise Suggs and Mildred Zaharias advanced in match play. Suggs, aiming for repeat medalist honors, won her first round 2 up over Marge Pane, while Zaharias defeated Elizabeth Hopkins 6 and 5 to stay in the title chase as the field narrows toward the final.
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Jim Mitchell
Indianapolis
Ind
Louise Suggs
Pores
Marge Pane
Lay
Tothy Geree
Miss Suggs
Louise
Philadelphia
Betty Hicks
Bettye Mimis White
Dallas
Texas
Miss Hicks
White
Miss Germain
Virginia Bartock
Park Ridge
Ill
Miss Hicks K Pace
Lawrence Selz
Highland Park
Polly Ann Riley
Fort Worth
Mildred
Babe) Didrickson Zaharias
Los Angeles
Jean Hopkins
Cleveland
Zaharias
Elizabeth
Miss Hopkins
Charles R. Harbaugh
Tobin Helps Braves Beat Giants with Three Runs
Yesterday Jim Tobin held the Giants to eight hits and homered driving in three runs as Boston beat New York 9 to 0. Clem Hausmann tossed a 1-0 shutout against the Yankees, Roger Wolff also pitched for the Senators in a 6-0 win. Joe Bowman and Al Unser starred as the Reds won 1-0 in 13 innings with Unser driving in the decisive run.
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Associated Press
Jim Tobin
Braves
Giants
Boston
Clem Hausmann
Red Sox
Yankees
Roger Wolff
Senators
Athletics
Joe Bowman
al Unser
Reds
Bowman
Pee Unser
Exchange Club Clinches Forfeit Over AB Men’s Club
The Exchange club defeated the American Business Men's club by forfeit at the college field as the A B club failed to appear with a full team.
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Exchange Club
American Business Men's Club
College Field
A.B
Baseball Scores and Schedule Roundup Across Leagues
National League results include Boston beating New York 9 to 2, Cincinnati 1 St. Louis 0 in 13 innings, plus Chicago over St. Louis 5 to 4. Carolina and State leagues list multiple games with rainouts and daytime starts. Notable notes mention fireproof paints for wood and the new 10,800 ton Victory ship carrying over 60 U S colleges and universities.
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Boston
New York
Brooklyn-Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
U. S
Zivic to finish training for Garden bout on Friday
Fritzie Zivic travels from Pittsburgh to prepare for a 10 round fight with Harold Green at Madison Square Garden this Friday night.
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New York
Fritzie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Harold Green
Madison Square Garden
Aaron Rice Captures Initial Match In Junior Golf Tourney
Greensboro June 20 four Carolina junior golf stars survived opening round in the champion flight of the 19th Carolina junior golf tournament. Aaron Rice of High Point won his first match 4 and 3 over Frank Little. Monty Hill defeated Bob Hayes 1 up and other results listed with several players advancing in first to fourth flights.
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Carolina
Carolinas
Monty Hill
Greensboro
Aaron Rice
High Point
Bob Hayes
Durham
Dial
Columbia
Billy Aldridge
Burlington
Richard Smith
Pinehurst
Sonny Ham
Frank Edens
Lum ‘On
Jack Brantly
Frank Little
Rodney McKnight
Charlotte
Edward Greene
Frank Brooks
Siler City
Hank Millian
Harmonrownlow
Winston-Salem
Edward Younce
Spartanburg
S. C
Hil
Smith
Edens
Rice
McKnight
Brooks
Brown
John McCann
Billy Walker
Malcolm McCann
Ray Hamlet
Don McKenzie
Asheville
At Byerly
Point
Henry Clarkidsville
Jack Powell
Gene Jackson
Aiken
Sonny Traevis
Irving Bell
Gene Bouldinigh
Buddy Willis
Asheboro
John Gerri
James Er
Lenoir
Elswich Smith
Radio Program Schedule Dense with Serials News and Music
A July style broadcast grid lists a long sequence of radio segments for Wednesday June 20 ET. It features serials like Sparrow and The Hawk and Tom Mix Cowboys, news updates with Quincy Howe and Walter Kiernan, music with Jimmy Carroll and 3 Suns, variety shows with Jack Kirkwood and Billie Burke, dramas with Mr. and Mrs. North and The Saint, plus commentaries by Fulton Lewis Jr and Kaltenborn. Programs run from 6:48 PM to 1 AM with multiple repeats and time shifts across networks.
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Farrell
Abe Sparrow
Dbs
Midnight
Abe
Hop Harrigan
Abe Tom Mix
Dick Tracy
Abc-West
Mbse-West
Sally Moore
Cbs
Jack Armstrong
Mbs-West
Ie Loeell Thomas
Ears Chan
Abe-Bas
Abec-West
Tom
Mbs-Weat
Oceane
Abe-Basic
Jack Kirkwood
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mbs
Abe Monica Lewis
Abe Tistes
Thraves
Tronbe
Ellery Queen
Cbs-Basie Dancing Music Orchestra
Cbs Ane
Kaltenborn
Mr. and Mrs. North
Dhs
Abe Cecil Brown
Lum
Abner
Abe Curt Massey
Billie Burke
Abe Jean Hersholt
Christian
Cbs Counter Spy
Abe Bert Wheeler
Barney Grant
Cbhe Fadie Cantor
Abe 'Ay Nel Ool Orchet
Guésia
Brie Catter
Biathet
Frey
Cbs Abe
Busher Heads Field In Arcadia Derby Prep
Arcadia California June 20 The Santa Anita Derby favorite Busher drilled at a mile and one eighth in 1 54 3 5 and is tipped to win with Johnny Longden aboard Woolf plans to ride Sea Sovereign or Byemebond with final choice after arrival. Man O Glory upset Burban Handicap to earn Derby starter status while War Allies returns and Quick Reward is out.
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Arcadia
Calif
George Woolf
Busher
Man O' Glory
Woolf
Iceman
Santa Anita
Sea Sovereign
Charles S. Howard
J. K. Houssels
Byemea Bond
Johnny Longden
Mans
Guam
Armstrong Stabies
Norman W. Church
One-Hitter Heroes Spark pennant chase with castoff pitchers
Washington's Roger Wolff, Clem Hausmann of Boston, and Bowman of Cincinnati delivered strong one or three-hitter efforts as pennant races heat up. Wolff blanked Philadelphia 4-0 in the opener and helped Washington sweep a doubleheader with the A’s. Hausmann blanked the Yankees 1-0, boosting Boston's hold on third place. Bowman threw 13 scoreless innings in Cincinnati's 1-0 win over St Louis. Detroit topped Cleveland 4-3 to widen its lead as New York lost to Boston 9-2. Brooklyn and Philadelphia rainouts left standings tight. Chicago beat St Louis 5-4 later.
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Washington
Clem Hausmann
The
Cincinnati
Wolff
Philadelphia
Senators
Nats
Athletics
Hal Peck
New York
Yankees
Kansas City
Red Sox
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Charley Barrett
Redbirds
al Unser
Tigers
al Libke
Detroit
Cleveland
Frank Overmore
Zeb Eaton
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York Giants
Boston
Jim Tobin
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis’ Browns
Vern Stephens
Nelson Potter
Earl Caldwell
Phillies
Chicago
Fights Last Night Across Cities Tidbits
Associated Press reports boxing results from multiple venues. Notable knockouts include Johnny Green in Buffalo and Walter Thomas in Milwaukee, with several bouts ending by TKO or points decisions in Hartford White Plains and Oklahoma City.
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Buffalo
Johnny Green
Lackawanna
Johnny Jones
New York
Prentiss Hall
Walter Thomas
Milwaukee
Charles Parham
Bobby Richardson
Cleveland
Billy Paresons
Danville
Sgt
Savior Canadeo
Chanutefield
White Plains
N. Y
Joe Lamotta
Jimmy Davis
Pittsburgh
Daleleesandro Carubia
Mayhew Smith
South Carolina
Hartford
Tony Falco
Mide Dietown
George “Rea* Doty
Bobby Polowitzer
East Hartford
Gabriel Rios
Drew
Ralph Walton
Montreal
Rene Cantero
Havans
Eden Germain
Portland
Charney Wooster
Frankfort
New Bedford
Mass
Johnny Cool
Worcester
Jerry Zullo
Chelsea
Basil Mazerak
Camebridge
Johnny Harrington
Boston
Oklahoma City
Proctor Heinold
Ted Christie
Chicage
Colleges Favor Aid To Athletes Across Regions
AACP ACPA survey of 131 colleges shows presidents largely support some form of need based aid for scholastic and athletic ability. Midwest voiced mixed views with 27 yes and 13 no, while the South and Southwest largely backed aid with only one negative. Ten Pacific coast schools approved, four opposed.
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Patrick New Orleans
Horace Renegar
Tulane University
ACPA
Midwest
Solid South
Southwest
Far West
Pacific Coast
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Bud) Boeringer
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