Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
A roundup of results across major leagues with scores for the American League, National League, Piedmont, Southern Association, Texas League, American Association and International League. Notable games include Washington 5 Cleveland 3 and Detroit 7 New York 4.
Games Today Across Three Circuits and Minor Leagues
Regional schedule shows Richmond at Charlotte. Winston Salem at Durham. Norfolk at Greensboro. Asheville at Portsmouth. Big leagues feature New York at Cleveland Russ a and Milnar. Washington at Detroit Hudson. Boston Johnson and Rigney. Philadelphia at St Louis Knott and Allen. National League games St Louis at Brooklyn Warneke. Cincinnati at New York Walters. Chicago at Philadelphia Lee and Crouch. Pittsburgh at Boston Bovers and Tobin. Bi State League includes Danville at Leaksville Mayodan at Sanford Martinsville at Mount Airy.
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Boston
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Walters
Schumacher
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Crouch
Pittsburgh
Bovers
Tobin
Danville
Leaksville
Mayodan
Sanford
Martinsville
Mount Airy
Piedmont Knitters Triumph in Commercial League Night
The Piedmont Knitters won three games from Snow Lumber Company, while Piedmont Finishers took two of three versus A.M. Machine Shop. Ricketts (5) swept Gibsons three games. Dean had the high single game at 130 and Rickerts earned the high three-game total with 336.
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Piedmont Knitters
Snow Lumber Company
Piedmont
A.M
Ricketts
Gibsons
Dean
Rickerts
H Pet. Travis
Senators
Slaughter
Indians
Chevrolet
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Red Sox
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Giants
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Phillies
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Yankees
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York
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Johnson. Athietics
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Dodgers
Garner
Nicholson
Cubs
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Renee
Orr
Stanus
A.M. Machine Shop
Rickett
Whee
Young
Miller
Bates
Barham Aoe
Devine Ate Etter
Welborn
Cubs Get Rid Of Vets For Trades Shakeup
Chicago May 7 The Cubs under Jimmy Wilson push a major rebuilding drive trading veteran Billy Herman to the Dodgers and Billy Myers to Cincinnati While Hank Leiber and Augie Galan are reportedly on the block Wilson hints more moves may follow He aims to restore a winning image as the club slid to fifth place last season and attendance dropped markedly
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Jimmy Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Wilson
Cubs
Billy Myers
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Reds
Billy Herman
Dodgers
Herman
Hank Leiber
Augie Galan
Pittsburgh
Leiber
Max Butcher
Elbie Fletcher
Pirate
Bill Nicholson
Stan Hack
Cub Pilot
North Side
College Baseball and Tennis Scores and Today’s Duke Wake Forest Game
North Carolina over North Carolina State 5 to 3 and Davidson beats South Carolina 4 to 1. NC State Frosh 7 Campell JC 3. Catawba 11 Lenoir Rhyne 6. Duke Frosh 4 NC Frosh 0. Wake Forest Frosh 7 Morganton 2. NC 6 Princeton 3 in tennis. Washington and Lee 6 Davidson 3. Duke Frosh 6 NC State Frosh 3. Today Duke at Wake Forest.
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North Carolina
North Carolina State
Davidson
South Carolina
Campbell Junior College
Catawba
Lenoir
Wake Forest
Morganton High
Princeton
Washington and Lee
Duke
Volunteers Registering This Week in Thomasville for Emergency Duty
Rev. Charles R. Patterson as local committee chair announces May registration of Thomasville residents aged 16 to 65 for volunteer emergency service. Registration runs through May with city canvassing and voluntary participation. Sub-chairmen cover business, industrial, and residential wards with designated aides.
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Thomasville
Charles R. Patterson
Grace Lutheran Church
L. C. Bridges
George D. Finch
Ralph Wilson
Walter Newby
O. C. Wall
Softball scores highlight city league play
Hillcrest won 16 to 4 over Snow Lumber in a two hit pitching effort by Miles. Myrtle Makers edged Triangle 10 to 6 after 15 hits led by Teace and Teague. Adams Milling defeated Silver Knit 5 to 4 in extra innings as Howser and Watson shared duties.
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Miles
Hillcrest
Snow Lumber Company
Snow Lumber
Angel
Dry
Lassiter
Deskmakers
Myrtle Deanmakers
Triangle
RHE Myrtle
Myrtle
Teace
Funderbirk
Teague
Emmerson and
Whitely
Byerly
Adams-Mililis
Adams-Milliis
Adams-Millis
Fritserald
Gregory
Howser
Watson
Umpire Bill Stewart Injured by Fouls and Hits
National League umpire Bill Stewart sustained multiple injuries including three fingers broken a fractured wrist and a broken tine after foul tips and line drives. His chart lists throat operation and an appendectomy since joining the senior circuit in 1933. New clubs show a 51 percent personnel turnover this year in the NL.
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New York
Bill Stewart
Marines Arrive Jacksonville Camp at Paradise Point
A detachment of 180 U. S. Marines arrived in Jacksonville and set up camp at Paradise Point. They are the first of about 15,000 ordered here with units including the first signal company, first engineer battalion, and medical corps to prepare for incoming contingents at Onslow Base.
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Jacksonville
U. S
Paradise Point
Onslow Hase
Raleigh commutes rape convict to life in prison
Leroy Werstaft of Alamance County, a Negro convicted of rape, received a commutation yesterday. Instead of the scheduled Friday gas chamber execution, he is to serve the rest of his life in prison.
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Raleigh
Leroy Werstaft
Alamance County
Serial Story Explores Explosion Aftermath and Secrets
Yesterday s blast leaves few dead as rumors of sabotage swirl. Carolyn Tyler, secretary to Dr Hale, navigates a tense interview with Ken Palmer while Dr Hale denies responsibility for the X-999 incident. Carolyn s loyalties and choices emerge as night shifts loom.
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Molice
Carolyn
Robert
Leanna
Hubert
Bob Hale
Bob
Mr. Palmer
Ken
Secret Power of X-999 Brings Fatal Temptation
In a tense scene, Robert Hale and Leana Sormi discuss the vast, dangerous potential of the X-999 explosion and the secret wealth paid to bereaved families. Carolyn Tyler overhears, recognizing Leana’s seductive offer of ultimate power to mold industry and nations. The plot thickens as revelations loom.
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Bob
Carolyn Tyler
Leana
Robert
Carolyn
Robert Hale
You
America
Folger Favored for Fifth District Seat After Death
John H. Folger of Surry County wins unanimous backing of the Fifth District Democratic committee to fill the late Rep. A. D. Folger’s seat. Election likely June 10 or 17 after 30 days’ notice. Governor Broughton to set date with state elections board chairman W. A. Lucas. Republicans may nominate a candidate.
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Raleigh
Broughton
W. A. Lucas
Wilson
State Board of Elections
Guilford County Realty Transfers Across Townships
Guilford County Realty transfers list property conveyances in High Point, Gilmer and Morenead townships. Transfers include George P. Bambalis to James Kocotas on Centennial Avenue and multiple other parcels involving Blair Street Welborn land Freeman Mill road and Old Holton road. Businesses and individuals such as Pilot Life Insurance Company and Guilford Realty and Insurance Company appear in the chain with various owners.
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High Point Township
George P. Bambalis
James Kocotas
Centennial Avenue
Gurney A. Hinkle
Noah A. Sink
Blair Street
Pilot Life Insurance Company
Everett W. Garner
Northwood Acres
R. B. Gantt
Asa A. Jester
Tuttle-Worth
P. A. Warner
Henry Grady Mitchell
B. W. Wall
J. G. Welborn
Welborn
Gilmer Township
L. V. Garrett
J. H. Dever
Asheboro Street
Morenead Township
Guilford Realty and Insurance Company
D. H. Lambert Et al
West Lee Street
Wiley H. Cox
J. H. Ferree
Freeman Mill Road
H. C. Wilson
Jerry Phillips
Glenwood
Jamestown
S F. Plummer
QO. R. Samuel
Old Holton Road
Forest Fire Ravages Johnson City Area May Day Toll
Forest fires swept upper east Tennessee destroying three houses and over 5000 acres of timberland. About 350 CCC boys and volunteer firefighters, led by U S Forest Service rangers, battled the flames.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Upper East Tennessee
CCC
U. S. Forest Service
Oscillograph test analyzes students' reactions to coed kisses
In a Chicago TH nois Institute of Technology open house feature, an oscillograph test records how male students react to simulated co-ed kisses, presenting science as the lens for social behavior during the event.
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Chicago
Thnois Institute of Technology
France Faces Hunger Under German Rule, 1940s
Paris dispatch reports France will be a hungry nation in coming months. Germans eat heavily in occupied zones while unoccupied France faces grain shortages. Blame in order falls on Germany, France, England, and the United States as food, sugar, and potato supplies dwindle and production slows under Nazi control.
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Preston Grover
Paris
Berlin
France
Germany
England
United States
Italy
Occupied
Jean Achard
Thorne to Fly for Memorial Day Auto Race
Burbank based race car plant head Joe Thorne will travel to Indianapolis to qualify for the Memorial Day race then fly back to supervise production before another flight to enter the event.
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Burbank
Calif
Joe Thorne
Indianapolis
Currie Elected Mayor of Charlotte Unopposed
Ernest McArthur Currie head of the citizens ticket was elected mayor of Charlotte yesterday. Named to the city council were John Ward A Parks Lit Ne and W N Hovis incumbents and Claude L Alben CC Beasley JA Baker AZ Price Charles H Dauchiry Leslie W Slye LH Painter and C B Ross.
Mrs Sobel Wins Two More Titles In Southeastern
Mrs Sobel of New York captured two victories at the Southeastern Sectional Championships in Coral Gables Florida winning the women’s pair and the team of four. The event drew top players as Sobel’s precise play, especially a queen of spades first safety play, showcased her skill and challenged the era’s top woman player Sally Young.
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Coral Gables
Fla
A. M.helen
Sobel
New York
West
East
Declarer
South
Mrs. Sobel
Lions and tigers and wild life of India
Uncle Rays Corner details India's wildlife including lions tigers leopards snakes such as cobras and pythons and packs of wild dogs. It notes tigers throughout forests, lions in the northwest, and elephants used for work and tiger hunts. Also mentions pygmy hogs rhinos wild goats and parades with tame elephants. Tomorrow: Languages of India.
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Africa
India
Asia
Mexico
Tides Clear Narrow Harbors of Debris Worldwide
Many small harbors worldwide would fill with debris without regular tidal scouring. Strong currents wash away silt and wreckage, keeping channels navigable for fishing boats and local trade. Coastal communities rely on natural tides to maintain safe depths and port access.
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