Tommies Triumph 11 7 At Lexington In Golf Title Contests
Thomasville Tommies slugged to an 11 7 win over Lexington to claim the state golf title. Edward Mitchell led a foursome title bid with strong hitting and steady pitching by Ray Moring and Red Kaiser kept Lexington in check as Iford struggled on the mound. Approximately 800 fans watched the action in Thomasville as the chair city secured the inaugural championship.
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Reynolds High Foursome
Fred Leonard
Thomasville Tommies
Thomasville
Jimmy Mays
Ray Moring
Truitt
Kaiser
Iford
Invaders
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Box Score Summary From Local Baseball Game
Box score details show Mayden batting for Cheek in the ninth and various players across Lexington and opponents. Key actions include Moring RBI, Carrick and Forbes homer notes, and pitching lines for Truett and Alford. WP credited to Moring, LP to Alford and Ridenhour, with 2 hours 40 minutes total.
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Owaceee
Mayden
Cheek
Giberts
bPorbes
Moring
Leonard
May
Beck
Monty
Carrick
Alford
Turner
Forbes
Setzier
Bob
Truett
Kiser
H-—ord
Two Clubs Open Four Game Series With Evening Start
The teams begin a four game set with a 6 30 p m first pitch as Kaiser weighs pitcher plans for the twin bill. Thomasville hosts Statesville Monday night with a solid drive to right field and a hot at plate. Ed Marshall, pleased with the crowd despite the cold, notes Doak Finch and the proxy like the hustle of the Tigers as fans shiver through the chilly stands.
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Kaiser Sollay
Tommies
Statesville
Leafs Rally To Top With 6 3 Victory Over Pats
The Danville Leafs snapped a string of three losses by defeating Greensboro Patriots 6 to 3 to regain sole possession of first place. Durham Bulls rallied to beat Leaksville 5 to 4 in 11 innings, with Eddie Ball scoring the winning run, and Triplets fell to Durham to drop to second.
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Greensboro
Patriots
Leaksville
Durham Bulls
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Brandis
Winston-Salem
Capitals
Martinsville
Durham
Burlington
High Point High School
Carl Howerton
Bison Crew
Greensvoro
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Speeny Reid
Abia Thomas
Gene Sharpe
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Song Suneons
Wate City
Ine
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Pia
Tommies Tie Stays Even as Hickory Keeps Unbeaten
The Virginian pitched well and avoided a serious injury. Ed Dorsett was hit by a pitch and forced to retire early, with Turner finishing. Thomasville fans presented Kaiser a floral horseshoe before the game, a charm that did not prove unlucky as Hickory struck first but Tommies earned a 1-1 stand split, keeping Hickory undefeated in two games.
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Moring
Turner
Kaiser
Hickory Club
Jack Handap
St. Louis
Brooklyn Southpaws
Billy Southworth
Marty Marion
Schoenderenst
New York Giants
Brooks
Dodgers
Giants
Col. Matt Winn To Announce Derby Date Tonight
Col. Matt Winn released the nomination list for the 71st Kentucky Derby and said he would announce the official date tonight. One hundred fifty five three year old thoroughbreds were nominated, the largest since 1929, with May 5 and June 2 or June 9 targeted. More horses may enter than usual as racing resumes after the wartime ban.
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Matt Winn
Churchill Downs
Europe
Clyde van Dusen
Pensive
Radio Schedule Corrections and Evening Program Lineup
A detailed radio timetable lists hour by hour programs, music, talks, and dramas across multiple networks with notes on time shifts and late corrections. The schedule covers 2:00 to 11:00 PM with concerts, variety shows, news, quizzes, and special features, highlighting Duke Ellington, Arthur Fate, and other performers.
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Theodora Lynch
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Duke Eliington
Sparta
Joan Vandercook
Lance
Tin Pan Alley
Army Wings
Harry Marble
Vladimir Brenner
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Montezsuma
Harry Wismer
Wbde
Edward Tumlinson
Hawaii
U.S.A
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Leland Stowe
Oh Lewis
South America
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Arthur Fate
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Plu Frank Singiser
Mds-East
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Boston Symphony
Dean Goldkette
Mbs
Judy Canova
Andy Russell
Hollywood
Chicago
Theater of the Air
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Ai Pearce
Old Opry
Nroe
Greensboro Wins to Earn Shot at Title in Carolina League
Greensboro beats High Point to gain another chance at the crown. Wes Ferrer, former major league pitcher, is released as Greensboro manager and advised to retire from baseball for farm classification. Charles Burgess, 30, veteran, takes over as Greensboro manager.
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Greensboro
High Point
Wes Ferrer
Charles Burgess
Utica
Largest Opening Day Crowd Set for Narragansett Park Racing
Narragansett Park in Pawtucket Rhode Island expects the largest opening day crowd in New England horse racing history as a 25 day meet opens with about 1 000 horses and nine events. The $3 000 inaugural feature drew 25 entries in two divisions while a second race offers a mile and 70 yards for a $2 500 purse.
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Joe Tucci
Florida
Lottie Woolf
Ray Metcalf
Castleman
Sam Garfield
Wilson Still Leads League Batting as Season Ends
Jim Wilson of the Red Terrors holds the league batting lead with a .442 average over 11 games as Raleigh field pesters toward season end. Duke’s George Clark, at .636 in three games, presses the threat while Duke, Carolina, and Pre-Flight race to finish June 13 in a hot, shaping chase for the crown.
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oes Abi_ Pet
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Pete Fox
Lloyd Christopher Gilreath
Serene Eaeeeerere
Kreidler
Rex Cecil
Boston Red Sox
Dodgers Stay Hot as Streak Hits Six in Major League Play
Brooklyn’s pitching, led by Tom Sears and Vic Lombardi, drives a six game surge as the Dodgers chase leaders. Bill Hart belts his first major league homer while Eddie Stanky breaks a fielding streak, and Phil Weintraub powers the Giants past the Reds.
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Burns
Branch Rickey
Leo Durocher
Durocher
Tom Sears
San Francisco
Dodger
Giants
Phils
Cardinals
Vic Lombardi
Bill Hart
Ted Wilks
the Brooks
Eddie Stanky
Johnny Rucker
Frank Dasso
Cincinnati
Phil Weintraub
Ne Giants
Van
New York Yankees
Detroit
Hank Borowy
Hal Newhouser
Yanks
Stainback
Elant
Fate Veanve
Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games Across Leagues
Results from the American League show Philadelphia defeating Chicago 5-2 and New York beating Detroit 7-3 among others. National League highlights include Brooklyn 7 St Louis 0 and New York 4 Cincinnati 3 with several late games and upcoming matchups listed. Minor leagues and regional circuits report varied scores and slated games across multiple cities today.
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Passeau
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Javery
PUP
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Reese
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Leaksville
Durham
Burlington
Aartineville State League
L. Pet
Dickory Sop
ORO
Velington
Concord Pee
Mooresville
Landis
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Salisbury Reed
Statesville
Buddy Harris Medalist As Reynolds Wins State Golf Title
Buddy Harris of Charlotte earned medalist honors with a 153 total after rounds of 78 and 75 as Reynolds defeated Greensboro and Charlotte for the state championship. Jack Brantley top scored day one with 74, while Salisbury and Fayetteville fielded notable efforts and Durham entered late to reach fourth.
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Winston
Salem
Greensboro High
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Durham High
High Point
Fayetteville
Burlington
Salisbury
Reidsville
Buddy Harris
Jack Brantley
Tom Rainey
He Hame
Jim Cowan
Dick Tiddy
Harmon Brownlow
Aaron Rice
Sonny Ham
Bailey Glenn
Oliver Sapp
Jerry Green
Ben Vernon
Jennings Agner
Durham
Hank Millican
Rodney McKnight
Geo. Crumbley
Edward Barnes
Pets Hays
Baseball leaders from the CEPT SIZ 73 league
The CEPT SIZ 73 leaders include Batting Cuccinello of Chicago with a .380 average and Stephens of St. Louis. pitching led by Borony of New York at 5-0 and Benton of Detroit at 4-0. Runs, RBIs, hits, and other stats are listed for top players from New York, Washington, St. Louis, Chicago, and Philadelphia.
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Haefmer
Chicago
Kaynes
Boston
Perries
Detroit
Benton
New York
Dubiel
Cleveland
Gromek
Philadelphia
Knerr
St. Louis
Jakucki
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Stirnweiss
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Derry
Etten
Binks
Moses
Carnett
Siebert
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Myatt
Borony
Baseball Leaders Highlight 1940s Era Stars and Teams
Batting leaders feature Oliio Brooklyn Holmes Boston with high averages. Ott New York Weintraub New York Holmes Boston top run scorers. Rucker Kurowski Reyes Walker Hack Gustine lead in hits doubles triples. Ott Weintraub Lombardi homeruns. Stolen bases soar for McCormick Barrett. Voiselle Feldman NY notch 4 0 in pitching.
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Brooklyn
Holmes
Boston
Ott
New York
Weintraub
Rucker
Kurowski
St. Louis
Nieman
Walker
Reyes
Hack
Chicago
Gustine
Pittsburgh
Notable Baseball Tie Ends Scoreless After Ten in Rally
Cleveland routed 8 to 4 in one game while St. Louis and Washington played to a 1 all tie after ten innings, aiding the Senators travel to Chicago. Tex Shirley and Roger Wolff each yielded eight hits in the rough action.
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St. Louis
Washington
Senators
Chicago
Tex Shirley
Roger Wolff
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