Washington Senators Nudging Big Loop Leaders
Roundup columns note MVPs from minor leagues now in NL and AL clubs affecting pennant race. Mentions Eddie Stanky with Cubs, Red Barrett for Braves, Ray Mueller, Dick Barrett. Also short quips on teachers, track nationals, Chalky Wright bout, and Navy preflight team results.
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American Association
Eddie Stanky
Cubs
Red Barrett
Braves
Reds
Ray Mueller
Kewpie
Dick Barrett
Mueler
High Point and Hanes Tie In Seven Inning Duel
High Point two way star Jim Foxworth allowed seven Hanes strikeouts while Whicker doubled the only Hanes run. The Bison and Hanes tied 1 1 after seven innings when the game was halted for prom attendance. Foxworth struck out seven and Whicker eight as eight Bison and four Hanes hitters collected hits.
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Jim Foxworth
Foxworth
Hanes
C. W. Whicker
Bison
Whicker
Chilton
McDonald
Lee Whicker
Crowder
Smith
M. Smith
Idol
Underwood
Rothrock
MacDonald
Styers
High Point
Carter
Leonard Leads Senators To Narrow Triumph Over Yankees
Emil Leonard pitched four hit innings and produced the decisive run in the 10th as the Washington Senators beat the New York Yankees 2 to 1 in 10 innings. Ellis Clary doubled and Bob Johnson singled in the 10th to drive home the winning run, with Hank Borowy giving up two hits for the A's in the frame. The Senators moved into a tie for first as the Indians and Yankees were idle.
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Orlo Robertson
Uncle Sam
Ossie Bluege
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Yanks
Senators
Emil
Buck Harris
Philadelphia Phillies
Dutch
Athletics
Hank Borowy
Ellis Clary
Chattanooga
Bob Johnson
Clary
Johnson
Yankees
Indians
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Polo Grounds
Derby War Talk Fails to Halt Public Derby Attendance
Louisville May 1 The Derby crowd swelled despite war talk as officials ferried outsiders and negotiations continued over schedules and access. Observers warned against profiteers while rail and transit arrangements aimed to ease congestion. The piece notes broader wartime trade and material concerns, including arms demand in Sweden.
Derby Opens Its 69th Run With Count Fleet Favored
Louisville observers expect Count Fleet to win the 69th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on May 1 1943. Ocean Wave faces possible, though unlikely, upset, while Gold Shower Blue Swords and Slide Rule are noted challengers in the field of 12 three year olds for $75 000 added. Post time is 5 30 P M CWT amid wartime travel restrictions and a Derby crowd drawn from Louisville and defense workers.
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Plush Entertainment
Matt Winn
Winn
Sid Feder
Derbytown
Count Fleet
Kentucky
Whirlaway
Warren Wright
John D. Hertz
Chicago
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Parnell
Husky
Blenheim
Plain Ben
Lawrin
Vera S. Bragg
Greenwich
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Blue Swords
John Adams
Conn McCreary
Modest Lad
Charlie Swain
No Boy
Count Pleet
John Longden
Ferri Zufelt
Bankrupt
Alf Robertson
Mike Gonzalez
Ocean Wave
Wendell Pads
Ted Atkinson
W. E. Boeing
Baseball standings and scores across leagues and schools
Baseball standings show Washington beating New York 2 1 in 10 innings with other games postponed due to weather. College scores include Virginia over Carolina Pre-Flight 13 7 and Ohio State 6 Nichols 5. High school results list Greensboro Reynolds tied six innings and High Point Hanes tied seven innings by agreement.
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Washington
New York
Greensboro
Reynolds
High Point
Hanes
Boonville
Yadkinville
Mineral Springs
Sedge Garden
Old Town
Lewisville
Fights Last Night Recap and NC Track Meet Opens
AP report lists several boxing results with Henry Armstrong defeating Saverio Turiello in Los Angeles and Ray Robinson knocking out Fred Cabral in Cambridge. Fritzie Zivic won by technical knockout over Johnny Rovina in Milwaukee. The 31st annual North Carolina high school track meet opens in Chapel Hill with 12 schools entered led by Durham High with 27 athletes.
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Washington
Henry Armatrong
Los Angeles
Saverio Turiello
New York
Boston
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Duke Beats Georgia Tech In College Tennis at Durham
College tennis action reports Duke defeating Georgia Tech 6 to 3 in Durham North Carolina. The writeup mentions other baseball and pitching lineups including Chicago at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati at St Louis with matchups and records.
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Durham
N. C
Duke
Georgia Tech
Baseball pairings and pitching matchups listed
New York at Washington Zuber facing Carrasquel while Philadelphia plays Boston Harris faces Judd. Cleveland meets Detroit Baghby or Harder with White. St Louis visits Chicago Guilehouse against Smith.
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Terre
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Pittsburgh
Passeau
Sewell
Cincinnati
Walters
Starr
Pollet
Tobin
Johnson
Brooklyn
New York
Macon
Newsom
Melton
Sunkel
Feldman
Zuber
Carrasquel
Harris
Judd
Baghby
Harder
White
Guilehouse
Smith
Walsh Pitched Arm Off For Sex Greatest Spitballer
Edward A. Walsh rose from coal mines to baseball fame as a spitball ace for the White Sox in the 1900s. He pitched 464 innings in 1908 with 40 wins, 171 to 269 strikeouts over six seasons, and starred in the 1906 World Series.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
Edward A. Walsh
Pennsylvania
Big Ed
Charley Somers
Cleveland
Big Moose Walsh
White Sox
Newark
Young Walsh
Jimmy Callahan
Marno Springs
Tex
Elmer Stricklett
Stricklett
Pacific Coast
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Callahan
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Doc White
Nick Altrock
Frank Smith
Frank Owens
Iron Man
FUNGO
Babe Ruth
Brea
Sox
Napoleon Lajoie
Lajoie
Detroit
Charles A. Comiskey
Carolina Tar Heels Face Virginia in Greensboro Clash
Chapel Hill NC May 1 North Carolina visits Greensboro Municipal Stadium to meet Virginia in the only game this season. Coach Buan Hearn weighs Bob Shuford and George Sparger as the Tar Heels line up to face Cavaliers ace Alex Cave.
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Virginia
Alex Cave
Tar Heels
Buan Hearn
Bob Shuford
George Sparger
UNC Baseball and Track Teams Schedule Week Contests
UNC to host Duke and North Carolina State in home baseball clashes next week after a seven game road stretch. Coach Bunn Hearn's squad aims to boost its league standing with two Duke wins and three over State, while Allen Carmichael joins the Army. Carolina track, Southern Conference champions, face the Naval Academy in Annapolis final meet. Tennis coach John Renfield’s squad remains undefeated except for Navy with no further matches scheduled.
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University of North Carolina
Bunn Hearn
Duke
N. C. State
Burlington
MckEwen Hosiery Mills
Chubby Myers
Durham High School
State
Allen Carmichael
Army
Hearn
Carolina
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Yar Heels
Virginia
John Renfield
Navy
College Baseball Scores From Boone And Chapel Hill
Appalachian tops Catawba 14 to 7 in Boone while Virginia defeats North Carolina Pre Flight 13 to 5 in Chapel Hill. An unrelated traffic study notes average light wait time of 25 seconds.
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Cooper Union
Boone
N. C
Appalachian
Catawba
Chapel Hill
Virginia
North Carolina
Notice to creditors of Paul Weaver estate administratrix
Nellie Cline Weaver administratrix informs all creditors to file claims within one year of the notice date. Those owing the estate should settle promptly. Notice dated April 10 appears with attorney Co A York.
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Paul Weaver
Nellie Cline Weaver
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