Madison Square roundup teems with upcoming events
The Roundup notes crowded schedules at Madison Square with Ned and others unable to fit all dates. It mentions trainer George, Juan Zurita preparing eastward in August and former athlete Dillon pursuing ambitions, plus resident costs and hunting fees.
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Madison Square
Ned
George
NBA
Juan Zurita
East
Agust
Dickie de Aldrich
Dillon
Allen
Florida Coach Questions Alabama Auburn Rivalry Dustup
During a Southeastern Conference meeting coaches debated renewing Alabama Auburn football ties. Florida's Tom Lieb interrupted and asked what Melinkovich from Chicago would have against Auburn, reframing the dispute.
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Alabama
Auburn
Florida
Tom Lieb
Melinkovich
Chicago
Service Dept Lep Klein joins coast guard team set
Lep Klein ex Cardinal second sacker failed to beat Joe Muffoletto ex sandlot ter for the second base job at St Augustine Florida coast guard ball club. Bill Smith Hawaiian swimming champion graduates navy physical instructors school Bainbridge Maryland rated specialist athletics second class. This may be his first time rated second class since start of competition.
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Lep Klein
St. Augustine
Fla
Coast Guard
Joe Muffoletto
Bill Smith
Navy Physical Instructors’ School
Bainbridge
Bill
Triangle Vies With Melrose For Decisive Tilt
In a pivotal tilt, Triangle meets Melrose at 5:15 aiming to seize first place. Both teams lead the league and chase a critical victory to break a tie, with the outcome affecting standings in the upcoming game.
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Triangle
Major League Leaders Listing From The Associated Press
National League leaders include Walker of Brooklyn batting .377 and 95 hits while Ott of New York leads with 18 home runs and Musial tops with 8 triples. American League leaders feature Tucker of Chicago batting .369, Doerr of Boston with 79 hits and 47 runs, Cullenbine of Cleveland with 20 doubles, and a tie for triples between Gutteridge of St Louis and Lindell of New York with 6.
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Walker
Brooklyn
Bordagaray
Weintraub
New York
Musial
St. Louis
Ott
Ryan
Boston
Munger
Tucker
Chicago
Doerr
Stephens
Cullenbine
Cleveland
Gutteridge
Lindell
Melrose Picks Battling Trio For Mound Duties
Melrose selects two youngsters Ray Dalappe and Albert Thomas along with veteran J. Cecil for pitching duties. Triangle will likely assign hurling chores to Newby or Dawson.
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Melrose
Ray Dalappe
Albert Thomas
J. Cecil
Triangle
Newby
Dawson
West Coast Pro Ball Organized By Russ Newland
The Pacific Coast forms its own league named the American professional football league. Led by William Freelove with backers across Seattle Portland Oakland San Francisco Hollywood San Diego and two in Los Angeles, the circuit aims to field teams next fall with strong finances and a league constitution patterned after the NFL.
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Russ Newland Hollywood
Pacific Coast
National Football League
American Professional Football League
West Coast
William
Big Bill) Freelove
Los Angeles
Freelove
Seattle
Portland
Oakland
San Francisco
Hollywood
San Diego
George Zaharias
Mild “Babe” Didrikson Zaharias
Teagle and Thomas Meet in Southern Tennis Contest
First seeded Jack Teagle of Atlanta aims for a quarter final spot in the Southern tennis play. If he wins he becomes the tenth seed to reach the quarer finals. In another top match second seed from Atlanta North Carolina state champion faces sixth seed Bill Lurie of New York City in a quarter finals bout.
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Atlanta
Jack Teagle
Teagle
North Carolina
Bill Lurie
New York City
New York
Sailors Rally to Beat Cubs for Clean 1944 Record
In June 28 at Great Lakes the Sailors slipped past the Chicago Cubs 3-2 in the ninth inning rally to extend their win streak to 21 games. Paul Erickson allowed only three hits through eight, then a walk and three hits including Bill Baker's two run single sealed the comeback.
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Great Lakes
Winni
Chicago Cubs
Paul Erickson
Bill Baker
Sailors
Fights Last Night Roundup From Multiple Cities
Rocky Gragtiano knocked out Frankie Terry in New York while Norman Green stopped Phil Enzenga in Brooklyn. Joe Sulick outpointed Johnny Jones in Hartford as Pat Demers edged Jimmy McLarin in New Bedford. Buddy Scott defeated Jack Marshall in Galveston and Florian Bibeault stopped Manuel Torres in Montreal.
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New York
Rocky Gragtiano
Frankie Terry
Brooklyn
Norman Green
Phil Enzenga
Baltimore
Hartford
Conn
Joe Sulick
Johnny Jones
Pittsburgh
New Bedford
Mass
Pat Demers
Brockton
Jimmy McLarin
Galveston
Tex
Buddy Scott
Tampa
Fila
Jack Marshall
Dallas
Montreal
Florian Bibeault
Manuel Torres
Mexico City
Major League Record Match Summary
The fragment lists baseball results with teams and pitchers such as St. Louis and Cleveland facing Detroit and Washington. Names include Kennedy and Overmire with win loss indicators and records like 7-2 and 4-5, suggesting a retrospective box score or standings note.
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St. Louis
Donald J
Woods
Cleveland
Kennedy
Detroit
Washingtom
Overmire
Beeson Softballers Edge Zoot Suiters 8-5
Beeson softballers defeated Zoot Suiters 8-5 as T. Weaver pitched five hits allowed and Carroll homered three times. Kinney of Silver Knit threw a no hitter against A. G. O. 6-0. War Department girls beat Melrose 13-10 with Crofts and Thornton each collecting three hits.
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Beeson
Zoot Suiters
T. Weaver
Carroll
Kinney
Silver Knit
War Department
Melrose
G. Stratten
Roach
Crofts
Thornton
Pro Golfers Ready for Tournament Prelude to Chicago Crown
Pro golfers led by Byron Nelson Craig Wood and Jug vie for the national title in a 72 hole event starting Friday on the tour. Notable amateurs Wilford Wehrle Dale Morey Bob Cochran Steve Kovach and George Dawson are in the hand picked field while Peru used about 3 000 000 pounds of wool for home knitting last year.
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Chicago
Peru
Radio Schedule Dropped Amid Corrections For War Time Programming
A dense listing shows Wednesday Eastern War Time programming with corrections by networks delaying or altering segments. The slate includes Republican National Convention coverage, serials, news Time, orchestras, children's shows, and dramatic programs across CBS NBC and other nets.
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Chavare
Baseball Matchups and Probable Starters for Today
GAMES TODAY list features New York at Pittsburgh with Pischer or Melton against Butcher. Brooklyn at Chicago with Head and Wyatt versus Chipman and Wyse. Boston at Cincinnati with Hutchinson and Andrews against Carter and Shoun. Philadelphia at St Louis with Raffensberger against Brecheen or Lanier. a suspended game Schanz versus Schmidt.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Pischer
Melton
Butcher
Brooklyn
Chicago
Head
Wyatt
Chipman
Wyse
Boston
Cincinnnati
Hutchinson
Andrews
Carter
Shoun
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Raffensberger
Brecheen
Lanier
Schanz
Schmidt
Minor Baseball and Historical Note from Rouen
Yesterday scores from several leagues show Jersey City Rochester Toronto Syracuse Baltimore Montreal Newark Buffalo Toledo Kansas City Milwaukee Columbus St Paul Indianapolis Minneapolis Louisville and others. A historical record recalls the 1431 burning of the Maid of Orleans in Rouen after the English conquest of Normandy.
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Jersey City
Rochester
Toronto
Syracuse
Baltimore
Montreal
Newark
Buffalo
Toledo
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louieville
Memphis
Knoxville
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Atlanta
Birmingham
Nashville
Little Rock
Maid of Orleans
Rouen
France
Normandy
Wood Named Football Line Coach at North Carolina State
Star J. Wood, former end at Milligan College Tennessee, is appointed football line coach at North Carolina State College. Head Coach Beatty Feathers announced the hire and said another assistant will be chosen soon. Wood previously served as line coach at Appalachian in 1942 under Feathers. The article also notes unrelated ancient and historical astronomy facts.
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Raleigh
J. Wood
Milligan College
Johnson City
Tenn
N. C State College
Beattie Feathers
Wood
Appalachian
Feathers
Receiver's Sale of Alderman Photo Company Assets
The receiver for Beasie A. Gaylove Alderman Photo Company will sell at 11 AM on Friday July 7 1944 at 220 North Hamilton Street High Point NC all assets including good will accounts receivable inventory office furniture and plant machinery with the equity in the land and building behind a first mortgage of about 13 000 to 13 400. The sale may occur in groups or as a going business and is subject to court confirmation. Inspection of inventory and appraisal is available at the Clerk of Court and the receiver's office at 307 Security National Bank Building High Point NC.
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High Point
Beasie A. Gaylo Ve Alderman Photo Company. Incorporated
Lead End
Hamilton Street
North Carolina
North Hamilton Street
N. C
Alderman Photo Company
J. B. Richardson
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Security National Bank
J. Allen Austin
Gate Take-in Goes Into War Fund
Baseball aims for a third 500000 war relief goal as gate receipts from major league games support the war effort. The 1942 and 1943 campaigns raised about 2130000 with all star games and portions of world series gates contributing.
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Eball
St. Louis
Phillies
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Phils
Cardinal
Max Lanier
Fred Schmidt
Charley Schanz
Cincinnati
Boston Braves
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Donna
Tucker Stainback
Red Sox
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
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