High Point High Adds Coach Ishee. Kee Signed to Staff
High Point high school announces the addition of Cuthbert Kee, an Army veteran and former McComb athlete, to join the coaching staff this summer while Ishee is appointed assistant. Ishee, Mississippi College graduate, will coach multiple sports and work toward a master’s at UNC as the district plans a five man staff before the term.
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Twins Fracas In Vital Dodgers Cardinals Clash
Howie Pollet limited Brooklyn to a 5-1 St. Louis win to even the series at one game each. The crowd of 30,110 watched a seventh inning burst as Redbirds pushed five runs across after Red Barney held the Cards in check through six. Kurowski doubled to start the rally, Dusak retired, Marion singled and Garagiola walked to load the bases. Pollet then singled, Schoendienst drove in two, Gregg relieved, Musial produced an RBI with a single, and Kurowski drew another walk to force in the final tally.
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Redbirds
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Garagiola
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Sandilock
Harry Lees Horseshoe Champ Work at White House
Jimmy Risk the noted trick horseshoe pitcher demonstrated at the White House court for President Truman and admirals led by Admiral Nimitz. Risk rang many ringers on the 45 foot court while Nimitz, with a broken finger, struggled to match his pace. Truman joked about playing for 21 points as Risk showed his signature feats and precision.
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Bettles and Oshe to contest Wimbledon women’s final
Pauline Bettles and Margaret Oshe of San Francisco advance to the Wimbledon women’s singles final on grass courts in London. They focus on defeating Doris Hart of Miami to reach the title match with the winner to face a strong challenger.
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First commercial orchard of citrus planted in California
The article notes the planting of the first commercial orchard of citrus in California, marking a historic development in agricultural history. It highlights the key figure behind the effort and the location that became a catalyst for later farming expansion.
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Cubs Sweep Giants in Doubleheader 5 2 8 5
New York Giants fall deeper as Chicago Cubs win both games of a doubleheader 3-2 and 8-5 at Polo Grounds. Hank Wyse pitched eight scoreless innings in the opener before a late surge, while a six run seventh powered the nightcap comeback.
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Illinois claims NCAA track crown with 78 points
Minneapolis June 22 Coach Leo Johnsons tired Illinois squad led by Herb Mc Kenley a Jamaican born star won the NCAA track title with 78 points four firsts including a double triumph.
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Leo Johnsons
Illinois
Herb McKenley
Chiang Kai-shek Receives Military Training in Japan
Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek underwent military training in Japan, reflecting his early education and influence shaping his leadership trajectory.
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Kai-shek
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Statesville Owls Fall to Thomasville Dodgers 7-3
Tommy Thomasville Dodgers defeated Statesville Owls 7-3 as right hander Bill Fmith tripled to aid his own cause and led the mound effort with a strong performance. Manager John Carey announced plans to reshuffle the rotation after the win, as Thomasville extended its hot run to four wins in five starts.
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Braves edge Pirates in tenth to win 4-3
Boston scores the winning run in the tenth after McCormick advances to third on Tommy Holmes and Billy Herman draws an intentional pass. Sewell escapes trouble with a wild pitch allowing the run. Pittsburgh 3, Boston 4. Sewell Camilli Rosar Johnson Masi Padgett.
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Padgett
Yanks 5 Tigers 3 as Ruffing nets fifth straight win
Red Ruffing, age 42, earns his fifth consecutive victory for the Yankees by holding Detroit to two hits through five innings before relief. Freddie Hutchinson allows six hits and four runs as New York defeats the Tigers 5 to 3 in Detroit.
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Athletics take second straight win over White Sox
Philadelphia A's defeated Chicago White Sox 5 to 2 in Chicago as Dick Fowler allowed nine hits for his fifth win. Sox scored twice in the first but then were held scoreless. 4,566 in attendance. Earlier, Athletics won 5 to 3 in the series opener.
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Cagle Sails Double Win in Carolina Contemner Tilt
Rubber armed pitcher Cagle hurled a 1-0 and 2-1 double victory for Carolina Contemner over VFW. He went 7 innings in the opener and aided by Russell’s relief to complete a 15 inning win for Randleman Chair over Triangle. Melrose crushed Silver Knit 17-3 as standings shift.
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Baseball Box Score Note With Player Stats
Runs batted in credited to H Cavin. Jordon stole two bases. Webster handled a sacrifice. Multiple double plays involved Hoover Sanders Jenkins Webster Sanders Jenkins Jugh to Powers. Left on bases Carolina Container four V F W five. Strikeouts Upton six Cagle two. Hite charged to Cagle four in nine, to Upton four in nine. Win Cagle. Lose Upton. Umptre ser and Brown. Time 1:45.
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