Summey goes six for six as Adams-Millis routs Tomlinson 15-5
George Summey went six for six driving Adams-Millis to a 15-5 Industrial League win over Tomlinson. Hicks started for Tomlinson and exited after five, as Adams-Millis exploded for seven runs in the fifth to erase an early 4-1 deficit. Summey, with hits everywhere, led a of 11 hits by his team, with Nance adding the homer and Luquer a three-base shot.
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Rip Collins
Dolen Hedrick
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Broadway star power lights up sports talk in May roundup
In New York, Hank Greenberg in army gear draws cheers as Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth golf rumors swirl. Johnny Palmer emerges as a dark horse in the National Open after a 64 in the Carolina Open playoff. Roy Shudt notes rising retirements among big names, while Joe DiMaggio and Eddie Rickenbacker loom in broader sports chatter. A quirky true story ties Hank Greenberg’s early-season power to a pineapple delivery.
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New York
Special News Service
Hank Greenberg
Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
Bam
Cobb
Sam Crawford
Bobby Veach
Tigers
Freddy Corcoran
Johnny Palmer
Badin
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Clayton Heefner
Heafner
Roy Shudt
Troy
M. Y
Times-Recorder
Lou Gehrig
Boston
Joe di Maggio
Dom di Maggio
Eddie Rickenbacker
Pete Coscarart
Montreal
Giants
Georgie Abrams
Ken Overlin
Gene Tunney
Jacksonville
Larry MacPhail
Johnny Riemenschneider Dominates With Whiffs and a Homer
A seven inning pitching gem by Johnny Riemenschneider for the Whitten Qa Highs produced 21 strikeouts in a 16-0 win. He also homered, doubled and singled, delivering a dominant all around performance. The report contrasts other college and professional teams amid a flurry of scoring and red ink references across multiple games and leagues.
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Johnny Riemenschneider
Whitten
Mississippi
Perkinson Junior College
Wood Junior
Emory and Henry
Arizona State Bulldogs
Sports Schedule and Scores From Regional Leagues
Coastal Plain and North State league show multiple intercity matchups including New Bern at Greenville and Kannapolis at Salisbury. Western and American leagues post results with Greensboro beating Durham 7 to 15 and other regional scores.
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Coastal Plain League
New Bern
Greenville
Wilson
Einston
Rocky Mount
Tarboro
Williamston
Goldsboro
Weather Brief Notes From Baltimore to Montreal
Weather notes show Baltimore at 0 and Montreal at 4 with a remark on Syracuse having played Rochester. The fragment indicates recent results or conditions across cities, highlighting hockey or weather scores and a completed Syracuse Rochester game.
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Baltimore
Montreal
Syracuse
Rochester
Piedmont and Similar League Matchups Across Regions
A slate of games includes Piedmont League clashes with Charlotte at Norfolk and Durdean at Asheville, plus multiple Rational League showdowns such as New York at St. Louis and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. The Montreal note mentions Charley Gilbert remaining with the team until a Royals outfield replacement arrives.
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Jersey City
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Rational League
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Hudson
Wake Gridder Has Operation
Norfolk May 13 Pat Preston Wake Forest College athlete with the Deacons is rushed to Raleigh for an appendectomy after being stricken with acute appendicitis. The Thomasville native has two years of eligibility remaining and left Norfolk by plane for a Raleigh hospital.
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Pat Preston
Wake Forest College
Deacon Trackers
Willidam and Mary College
Raleigh
Preston
Thomasville
Bulldogs Edge Lexington 3-2 in South Piedmont clash
May 13 at Lexington, Thomasville High School comeback win 3-2 over Lexington. Trailing 2-1 after six, Shoe Carlton hit a two run homer to put the visitors ahead. McLain earned the win, Peacock the loss. Younts and Bodenheimer paced the visitors with two hits apiece, Carlton also collected two hits for Thomasville.
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Thomasville High School
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Bodenheimer
Price
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Lexingdon
B. Myers
Rice
Craver
Dorsett
Major Leagues Dropping Former Big Name Boys
A May 15 MLB roster cutdown trims 25 active players, ending long careers for Waner Barrell Mungo Ferrell Averill Bartell and others. Jimmy Dykes retires from playing as a manager. Carleton Mungo Ferrell Averill and Bonura face new assignments and teams amid season upheaval.
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Barrell
Ferrell
Mungo
Carleton
Averill
Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
New York
Paul Waner
Dick Bartell
Wes Ferrell
van Mungo
Tex Carleton
Earl Averill
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Bartell
Brooklyn
Detroit
Dodgers
Montreal
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Bees
Zeke Bonura
Minneapolis
Cubs
Bump Hadley
Athletics
Yankees
Giants
Bill Terry
Dick” Bartell
Pittsburgh
Averil
Cleveland
Havana
Tomummies Lose To Mooresville 3-1 in NC State League clash
Mooresville defeated Thomasville 3-1 as Junior Lassiter pitched four hits for the winners. Thomasville catcher Jerry Horning will miss most of the season after an appendectomy. Manager Ginger Watts led Mooresville with 2 hits in a 1 1/2 hour game at Finch Field.
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Enterprise
Thomasville
Mooresville
Tommies
Junior Lassiter
Jerry Horning
Horning
Jimmy Gruzdis
Ralph Matzer
Invaders
Shortstep Martin
Marvin Watts
Ment
Ginger
Lassiter
Gruzdis
Keller
Ginger Watts
Secret To Meet Pinelli Promoter Sets Up Friday Card
Promoter McMahon failed to pair the Secret with Pinelli this week at South Hamilton Street Arena but booked a main event against Tony Pinelli, a veteran from New Jersey. The Secret promises two straight falls, while Pinelli aims for early decisive action. Semi finals feature Cherokee Indian Chiefs Saunooke and Little Beaver in a numbered warpath bout, plus a White battle royal to open at 8:30.
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Sergeant McMahon
Secret
Oki Shikina
South Hamilton Street Arena
E Grappler
Tony Pinelli
New Jersey
Pinelli
Dian
Saunooke
Little Beaver
Beaver
Kansas City Wins Sixth Straight Attendance Cup
Kansas City clinched the American Association opening day attendance cup for the sixth consecutive season, extending its lead in turnout and signaling strong fan support across the league.
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Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Country Club Style fans enjoy Santa Barbara league game
Fans at home games of a local California State League club relax at tables under umbrellas along the first base line sipping drinks as they watch the action.
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Santa Barbara
Quick Pick Up New York Dodgers Hit .273 In Debut
Billy Herman joined the Brooklyn Dodgers batting .194 and boosted his average to .273 in his first start, going four for four.
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NEW York
Billy Herman
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yankees Seek Pitching Aid To Contend In 1947 Pennant Chase
The Yankees, buoyed by a Cleveland sweep, plan to recruit pitchers to support Marius Russo and others as they chase another pennant. Key prospects include Red Branch Charley Stancey Steve Peek and George Washburn with mixed pasts and potential to cut the Indians' edge.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Cleveland
Yankees
Marius Russo
Southpaw Russo
New Yorks
Red Ruffing
Lefty Gomez
Ernie Bonham
Ailey Donald
Norman Branch
Charley Stancey
Steve Peck
George Washburn
Red Branch
Newark
Flo
Phil Rizzuto
Gerry Priddy
Stanley Bordagaray
Kansas City
Stancey
Bucky Walters
Reds
Peek
Washburn
Bo-Bo Newsom
Detroit
Steve Peek
Ex Champions In Fourth Place In Major Leagues
Ex champions Cincinnati Reds and New York Yankees sit in fourth in their leagues amid slumps. Reds were hammered 12-1 by Chicago as Boston and St. Louis surge. Dodgers ride five-game win streak while Cardinals also rebound. Yankees fall to Red Sox as Grove wins in Boston. Senators top Athletics 3-1 behind Leonard as Vernon homers.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press Sports Wrcter
Cincinnati Reds
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati
Cleveland Indians
New York
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Bill Lee
Monte Pearson
Cubs
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Lou Warneke
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Lefty Grove
Jimmie Foxx
Cleveland
Indians
Bob Feller
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Dutch Leonard
Washington
Jim Vernon
Reidsville Netters Defeat Local Bison
On May 13 at Reidsville High School the Netters beat High Point 4-2 for their sixth win. Key results include Koonce of High Point beating McAdams 6-2 2-6 6-1, and Woollen of High Point defeating Sacristy 4-6 6-4 6-3, with Pearson and Stanfield delivering straight-set wins for Reidsville.
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Reidsville
Reidsville High School
High Point High School
Arnold Koonce
High Point
McAdams
Invaders
Joe Woollen
Lions
Bo Sacrinty
Woollen
Sacristy
Moore
Warren
Womack
M. Smith
Allentown Inter-State League club starts season debt free
The Allentown baseball team in the Inter-State League opened the season without any debt for the first time in a decade, marking a rare financial milestone for the organization.
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Allentown
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