Salisbury Invades Thomasville For Clash Tonight
Cleveland twirler Bucky Walters no longer tops major league night pitchers. Al Reynolds of the Indians leads a crowded group with four wins in five starts, followed by Sig Jakucki, Van Lingle Mungo, and Creel, all undefeated in three starts.
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Salisbury
Thomasville
Bucky Walters
Night King
Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Twirler
al Reynolds
Cleveland Indians
Rey
Sig Jakucki
St. Browns
van Lingle Mungo
New York Gians
Creel
St. Louis Cabs
Reynolds
Browns
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Danville Caps Win Twice in Split Doubleheader
Danville defeated Greensboro 12-7 in a high scoring game as Andromidas struck out 17 for a new single game record before tying the mark again weeks later. Winston-Salem beat Raleigh 13-9 to end Raleigh’s four game win streak while Kenmuir doubled twice and singled for Danville.
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Nickidas
Fowler
Andromidas
Daniilo
Greensboro
Burley
Charlie Good
Winston-Salem
Danville-Greensboro
Kenmuir
Coing
Anidas
Greens
Danville
Ville
Durham
Bulls
Keaksville
Bustle
Jon-Salem
Gooding
Winston's
Mauriello KOs Lou Nova In One Round At Fenway Park
Tami Mauriello, the New York heavyweight, knocked out Lou Nova in 1 round at Fenway Park before 7,334, after opening a cut and battering Nova with a right hand. Mauriello weighed 197 pounds to Nova's 203 and improves his post war prospects against Billy Conn and Joe Louis.
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Boston
Tami Mauriello
New York
U. S. Army
Billy ‘Connor
Joe Louis
Lou Nova
Los Angeles
Nova
Mauriello
One Easterner Qualifies For NCAA Tourney
Lt. De Witt Nunn of West Point was the sole non corn belt qualifier for the NCAA golf match play. He posted 71-8 after a rain and windstorm, as Ohio State dominated the first day with Baker tying the amateur course record at four under par.
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Columbus
U. S. Military Academy
Middlewest
National Collegiate Athletic Association
de Witt Nunn
West Point
Corn Belt
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Howard Baker
Notre Dame
James Jackson
Washington
St. Louis
Louis Lick
Minnesota
Baker
Ohio
Jack Atten
Northwestern
Robert Abrahams
John Lorms
Navy Football To Visit Duke For Navy Duke Durham Game
Navy Middies travel to Durham on October 6 to face Duke in a home game on the schedule for the Sugar Bowl champions. The roster includes Army and Navy clashes with South Carolina Camp Lejeune Marines N C State and North Carolina among others.
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Army
New York City
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Blue Devils
Baltimore
Municipal
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Durham
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Camp Lejeune
Pennsylvania
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Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Wake Forest
Omelot
Cameron
Naval
Amp Lejeune Marines
Postwar sports boom predicted by golf and football notes
New York reports George Corcoran of the Carolina PGA foresees a postwar golf boom bigger than baseball after the Civil War as armed forces promote the game and equipment costs drop. Other items note a Detroit Lions Canada camp at Assumption College Windsor and a $2,000 prize ride for a pro tennis journey with profits shared.
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George Corcoran
Carolina
P.G.A
Army
Navy
Marines
Detroit
Detroit Lions
Canada
George Preston Marshall
Redskins
Assumption College
Windsor
Ont
Pro Tennis Association
Baseball Museum
Cooperstown
N. Y
Live Oaks Club
Rochester
Jimmy Conzelman
Dayton U
Fights Last Night Highlights Across Major Cities
Boxers from New York, Los Angeles, Mexico City and elsewhere fought in multiple city shows. Notable results include Mauriello defeating Nova by KO in Boston and Zanelli losing by decision in New York, with several knockouts and outpoints scattered across Newark, Saint John, Stamford, Washington, New Orleans, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Chicago, West Springfield, Allentown, San Francisco and more.
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Boston
Tami Mauriello
New York
Lou Nova
Los Angeles
Nova Espaza
Mexico City
Ralph Zanelli
Providence
Allie Stoiz
Newark
al Guido
Leon Johnson
Jackie Savino
Jamacia
Bert Lyteil
Oakland
Calif
Joey Reddick
Paterson
N. J
Russ Hawkins
Jamica
N. Y
al Wilkes
Washington
Saint John
N. B
Dave Castilioux
Montreal
Joey Bagnato
Toronto
Stamford
Conn
Vinice Lasalva
Mt. Vernon
Jackie Connore
Joe Lamotta
Charlie Finney
Aaron Perry
Jimmy ‘Gaylor
Lew Hanbury
Eddie Burns
New Orleans
Bernard Cocusen
Phil Terranova
Baltimore
Freddy Russo
Jackie Wilson
Lary
Pittsburgh
Johnny Brown
Jesse Moroney
Juste Fontaine
Milwaukee
Jimmy Hatcher
Johnny Villanove
San Antonio
Jimmy Anderson
McKeesport
Chicago
Odell Riley
Detroit
Hubert Hood
Drew
Art Brown
Eddie Callahan
West Springfield
Mass
George Cooper
Pedro Pirpo
Camden
Mario Torres
Puerto Rico
Vie Jade
Cleveland
Allentown
Bob Smith
Philadelphia
Victor Pieres
Sandy Sadler
Bobby Washington
San Francisco
Hilton Fitzpatrick
Newsboy Millich
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia American
Danville
Mooresville
Thomasville
Este
Jersey City
Rochester
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Minneapolis
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Asso. L. Pet
Avanta
Chattanvooga
Mobile
Little Rock
Memphis
Birmingham
Piedmont League
Portamouth
Norfolk Steer
Uee A
Roanoke
Newport News
Lynchourg
Pereae Au
Lions Triumph Over Rotary In Playoff
The Lions club nine defeated the Rotary club boys 12 to 3 at the college field. Rogers, a top pitcher, struggled. costly errors by Rotary aided the Lions. The Lions played well with many hitters, and the championship game was set for 6 P.M. today at college field.
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Rotary Club
College Field
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Iee
Lions
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Oday
Baseball Scores Across Leagues and a Thorpe Family Note
The scoreboard lists multiple league results including Danville beating Greensboro 12 to 7 and Durham 8-1 over Leaksville, with many rainouts and night games. A feature highlights 17 year old Bill Thorpe seeking to follow his father Jim Thorpe into a merchant ship, noting his 57 year old father’s failed military enlistment.
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Lomita
Cal
Bill Thorpe
Jim Thorpe
South Pacific
Thorpe
International
City Softball Loop Results and Pitching Details
The City Softball Loop results show a 14-5 game won by Furr with Loflin catching. French and Staton did not fare well for the losers, while Boggs, Boyan, and others contributed to the batteries and fielding.
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Loflin
Boyan
Forbes Delivers Home Run in Salisbury Duo
Thomasville edges Salisbury 6 1 in game one as Forbes homers with a man aboard to spark the Tommies. In game two Salisbury prevails 8 3 while Forbes again features in the Tommies’ lineup.
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Salisbury Pirates
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Forbes
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Tommies
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Eecesres
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Radmer
DeFrank
Pisher
Neeh
Marcheano
Pishe
Hamme
Fisher
Sanders
Vickers
Williams and Burton Pull Out Of 10 Round Bout
Ike Williams of Trenton and Gene Burton of Scranton cancel their scheduled 10 round non title bout in Philadelphia promoters. Williams the NBA lightweight champion cites chest and hand injuries from his June 8 defeat at Madison Square Garden to Willie Joyce. One bout postponed indefinitely.
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Ike Williams
Trenton
N J
Gene Burton
Scranton
Williams
Herman ‘Taylor
Willie Joyce
Gary
Ind
New York
Madison Square Garden
Naval aviation training shifts reshape service teams
The Norfolk naval training station has secured a next season basketball challenge from Dayton Ohio air technical command. Key players from last winter including Red Holzman Bob Gantt Bob Feerick and Red Thomas have departed. Bainbridge center football squad ended a 17 game win streak and transferred its final players. Camp Ellis baseball gains size and strength with Bulgy Bruce Sloan and Ken Poe joining from the New York Giants and Nashville Vols respectively.
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Air Technical Command
Norfolk
Red Holzman
Bob Gantt
Bob Feerick
Red Thomas
Bainbridge Naval Training Center
Butch Gerber
Frank Hrabetin
Lou Sossamon
Buddy Gatewood
Camp Ellis
Ills
Former Hero Describes Plane Crash Thrill at Dutch Harbor
In a wartime interview in San Francisco by AP war correspondent Olen Clements, Navy lieutenant Stan Kostka recalls his greatest thrill. He cites a transport plane landing in fog between two hills at Dutch Harbor, Aleutians, surpassing his Chicago 1935 all star game moment. Kostka, an athletics officer and football coach at North Dakota State College, is on leave.
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San Francisco
Olen Clements
Aleutians
Navy
Stan Kostka
Gridiron
Minnesota
Clements
Kostka
Dutch Harbor
Aleutian
Chicago
Soldiers Field
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