Lanier Wins Fifth Tops Major Hurlers
In a broad sports roundup from New York on May 13, veteran players and managers discuss the evolving game and notable headlines. The column references Beau Jack, Willie Pep, Lou Viscusi, Pimlico,Preakness talk, and various league rosters and performances.
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Lanier
Lanier Leads Cardinals With Five-Game Winning Streak
Writer notes Max Lanier tops major league pitchers with a five game win streak for the St Louis Cardinals. He holds a 6 runs in 30 hits allowed across 45 innings, and defeated the Dodgers 7-2 after beating the Brooklyn cousins 16 times in 23 tries. Night games draw crowds as Detroit and New York slide in standings with divisions tight.
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Jack Hand
Max Lanier
St. Louis Cardinals
Hank Borony
Yankees
Cunk Southpaw
Denton
N.C
New York
Brooklyn
Lanier
Walker
Yankee Stallion
Pittsburgh
Carolina
Chicago
Cincinnati
Dodgers
St. Louis Brownies
Wynn
Washington
Bob Unchef
Luke Sewell
Detroit
Hal Newhouser
Newsom
Bobo Newsom
Philadelphia
A’s
Boston
Tex Hughson
Cleveland
Mel Ott
Ducky Medwick
New York Giants
Charley Schanz
Phils
Boston Braves
War board rejection reshapes Cubs night baseball options
Tommy Fitzgerald reports the war production board denying the Chicago Cubs equipment for night games. The Cubs may have to play at the White Sox park or abandon a schedule change, as they face disruption and potential heavy defeats.
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Tommy Fitzgerald
Louisville Courier-Journal
War Production Board
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
White Sox
Whirlies Win State High School Golf Championship
Greensboro’s Whirlies win the 1944 North Carolina high school golf title at Emerywood with a 36 hole net 673 tied by Jack Brantley and John Bruff. Harvey Oliver of Fayetteville claims medalist with 155. High Point secures runner up at 694, other teams include Central Streaks 706 Burlington 710 Durham 713 and R J Reynolds 718.
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Jack Brantley
John Bruff
Greensboro
North Carolina
R. J. Reynolds High
Winston-Salem
Fayetteville
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
National League leaders include Walker batting .406 for Brooklyn and Schultz tied for home runs with Litwhiles. Boston, Philadelphia top runs and RBIs while Barret and Lupien lead in various categories. American League leaders feature Etten batting .407 and Spence with five home runs, Stirnweiss and Kuhel leading in stolen bases.
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Walker
Brooklyn
Ryan
Boston
Adams
Philadelphia
Schultz
Holmes
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Litwhiles
St. Louis
Lupien
Lanier
Etten
New York
R. Johnson
Stephens
Yesterday's Majors Stars Highlight AP Recap
AP notes top performances from yesterday with Pinky Higgins driving Detroit’s 12 hit attack in a 10-4 win over the Yankees. Pete Fox went 4 for 4 with a double against the Indians. Nap Reyes homered for the Giants to spark New York’s first western victory. Andrew Andrews? Nate Andrews sparked the Braves with eight safeties in a 10-3 win over Pittsburgh. Charley Schanz limited the Cubs in a Phillies win. Max Lanier held off Brooklyn as St. Louis posted a fifth straight win. Christman and Mancuso each had three singles in a 15 hit Browns attack vs Washington. Bobo Newsom led Athletics with five safeties and five strikeouts in a win over the White Sox.
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Tigers
Detroit
Yankees
Pete Fox
Red Sox
Indians
Nap Reyes
Giants
New York
Joe Medwick
Nate Andrews
Braves
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Charley Schanz
Phillies
Cubs
Max Lanier
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Mark Christman
Frank Mancuso
Brownie
Washington
St. Louis
Bobo Newsom
Athletics
White Sox
Princeton Abandons Formal Football Schedule for Intra mural Play
Princeton University will replace a formal football schedule with intra mural competition due to wartime staffing limits and duty demands. President Harold W. Dodds cited a small player pool and heavy instructional duties, noting average undergraduate ages around 18 and Navy V-12 trainees near 19.
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Princeton
N.J
Princeton University
Harold W. Dodds
Athletics Release Lefty Talmadge Abernathy to Memphis
Philadelphia announced the outright release of left handed pitcher Talmadge Abernathy to the Memphis club of the Southern Association. Abernathy was the Athletics only left handed pitcher on the player list.
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Talmadge Abernathy
Memphis
Southern Associaton
Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Major League Results and Tonight's Matchups
Yesterday the Tigers beat the Yankees 10 to 4 and the Red Sox defeated the Indians 10 to 3. Other scores included Philadelphia 4 over Chicago 2 and Washington 4 over St. Louis 6. Tonight's games list Cleveland at New York Kleine Page, Detroit at Boston Gorsica ONeill, St. Louis at Philadelphia Millingsworth Black, Chicago at Washington Dietrich Leonard.
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New York
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Kleine
We. Page
Gorsica
O'Neill
Millingsworth
Black
Dietrich
Leonard
Baseball Scores By City Matchups
New York 5 Cincinnati 3 Boston 10 Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 9 Chicago 3 St. Louis 7 Brooklyn 2 New York at Cincinnati Pyle 1 1 Ferguson 0 1 Boston at Pittsburgh Barrett 1 3 Sewell 2 2 or Rescigno 1 2 Philadelphia at Chicago Lee 1 0 Wyse 1 3 Brooklyn at St. Louis Head 0 0 Brecheen 2 0 or Munger 2 1
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Cincinnati
Pyle
Ferguson
Boston
Pittsburgh
Barrett
Sewell
Rescigno
Philadelphia
Chicago
Lee
Wyse
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Head
Brecheen
Munger
Eeunee
Weenee Husit
Ines
Ttsburgh
Moe Woo
Ieee
War Department begins efficiency screening of officers corps
The War Department disclosed start of efficiency screening for the expanding officers corps. It called the process an obligation to eliminate those who cannot meet requirements. Men unsuited will be reassigned demoted or separated from the service, with only a small percentage expected to be affected.
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Twice robbed in a day Newark payroll heist
David Kohn a Newark firm partner was held up and robbed of a $1400 payroll. The robbers forced open an 800 pound safe and escaped with checks for several hundred dollars $7 in cash and $4 in stamps found missing from the looted strongbox.
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N. J
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David Kohn
Racing and boxing notes from Parker column wide and varied
A digest from Parker's column covers Eddie Carroll's Riverside Park in Agawam mass for a WAC drive and Joe Mitchell bohemian Yankee farmed to Norfolk. It notes a London greyhound market boom and Ken Overlin suing a Norfolk Va paper over a cartoon. Trans ocean broadcast claims Dr Varic assassinated near Yugoslavia. Also mentions war deaths of German Olympic medallists, Pimlico refunds, service-team ex majors in Hawaii, Navy boxing twins, boxing judge Jack Gordon, and other boxing and racing items with local ties and fund drives.
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New York
Dan Carroll
Eddie
Riverside Park
Agawam
Mass
Great Barrington
Washington Heights
Babe Ruth
Joe Mitchell
Norfolk
Micich
London
Ken Overlin
Transocean
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Germany
Berlin
Wollke
A . Leichan
Haman
Murac
France
Jacko Sullivan
New Havyen
102D
Pimlico
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Peewee Reese
Bernie McCosky
Johnny Mize
Johnny Lucadello
Hugh Casey
Tom Winsett
Tom Ferrick
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Vern Olsen
Walter Masters
Skeets Dickey
al Brancato
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Fannie
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George Washington High
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Jackson Heights
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Abe Halfan
Joe Tiplitz
Veteran Baseball Players Association
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Jack Hoey
Naugatuck
Conn
Red Sox
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England
Fights Last Night Across Cities Crowd Boxing Action
Multiple welter and light heavies fought at venues in Indianapolis New Orleans Worcester Norwich San Diego and San Francisco. Notable results include Bob Garner outpointing Johnny Den son in Indianapolis and Freddie Dawson stopping Charley Parham in New Orleans. Billy Tordigli stopped Vic Belanger in Worcester and Jam Collins halted Sgt Marela Tidwell in San Francisco.
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Indianapolis
Bob Garner
Louisville
Johnny Denson
Rolland Hopp
Jack Kelly
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Freddie Dawson
Chicago
Charley Parham
Worcester
Mass
Billy Tordiglione
Boston
Vic Belanger
Utica
Ernie Forte
Providence
Eddie Jansen
Quincy
Norwich
Conn
Blond Tiger
Quncy
Charlie Jackson
Manchester
N. H
George Viz
Lowell
Johnny Walsh
San Diego
Calif
Charney Burley
Minneapolis
al Gilbert
Washington
San Francisco
Jimmy Collins
Sgt
Marela Tidwell
United States Lends Soviet Union 7800 Aircraft to Date
Under lend lease the United States has sent the Soviet Union more than 7 800 planes to date as part of wartime aid. The pledge reflects broader U S support for Allied forces in global conflict.
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Soviet Union
Pensive Favored in 54th Preakness at Pimlico
In Baltimore 35,000 plus expected for the 54th Preakness with Pensive favorite over Platter and Stir Up. Maryland horse Warren Wright's Calumet Farm aims for a second Preakness win. trainer Ben Jones seeks Derby double. Jockeys include Eddie Arcaro and Johnny Longden as contenders among seven three-year-olds.
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Donald Sanders
Baltimore
Warren Wright
Herion
Pimlico
Maryland
Pensive
D. Widener
Platter
Mrs. Payne Whitney
Greentree Stable
Wright
Calumet Farm
Ben Jones
Whirlaway
Johnny Longden
Count Fleet
John D. Her
George O Wolf
A. C. Ernst
A.J. “Whitey
Abel
Gramps
Bostonian
Ethel D. Jacob
Stymie
Hirsch Jacobs
Gay Bit
Bobanet
Radio Program Schedule Adjusted for Late Corrections
Eastern War Time schedule adjusted with over hour subtractions and changes by networks. Listings include Muticana by Gallicchio, Women in Bible, Pan-America in Concert, Bobby Sherwood Band, Horace Heidt Orchestra, Rupert Hughes Comment, Navy Bulletin Board Salute, Cesar... The day continues with news, sports, dramatic programs and variety shows across CBS NBC and other outlets.
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Lionel Barrymore
Chicago
Theater of the Air
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Bblu
Barrs Wood
Guy Lombardo
Royal Arch Gunnison
Army Services
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Nbc News
Preakness Stakes Field Set for Fifty Fourth Run
Pimlico announces post positions for the 54th Preakness Stakes with favorites Stir Up Pensive and Platter among eight runners. Owners include Mrs Payne Whitney Warren Wright George Widener and Mrs Ethel Jacobs. Jockeys Eddie Arcaro Conn McCreary Johnny Longden George Woolf and Jack Westrope listed.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Stir Up
Payne Whitney
Eddie Arcaro
Pensive
Warren Wright
Conn McCreary
Wepesbee
Wepesbee Orb 3-—Platter
George D. Widener
Johnny Longden
Alerter
A. C. Ernest
George Woolf
Ieeeaeeua Zu
Stymie
Ethel D. Jacobs
Gay Bit
Robert Bruce Livie
Jack Westrope
Deveenske
Demons Eliminate Bison From Western Conference Tourney
Gastonia’s Green Wave and Winston-Salem leaders clash tonight in the final round of the western conference class A baseball tournament. Gastonia beat Charlotte 15 to 5 to reach the final, Reynolds defeated High Point 10 to 5 in the other semifinal.
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Green Wave
Leds High
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Reynolds
High Point
Roddey Ropes Tennis Title For Charlotte
Bo Roddey of Charlotte High defeated Ed Beatty of Reynolds High 6-2 6-3 to win the North Carolina high school tennis championship. Charlotte also won the doubles title as Bob Chapman and Lenoir Keesler beat Lyttleton or Bob Cash of Reynolds.
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Bo Roddey
Charlotte High
Ed Beatty
Reynolds High
Charlotte
Bob Chapman
Lenoir Keesler
Lyttleton Or
Bob Cash
Reynolds
NC State athletics to hire new head football coach
Raleigh May 13 The athletic council at North Carolina State College announced the search to replace William Seveen who resigned to coach at South Carolina. Assistant coaches will also be appointed with contracts likely on a one year basis per Dr H A Fisher chairman.
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Raleigh
Athletic Council
North Carolina State College
Renee
William
Doc) Seveen
University of South Carolina
H. A. Fisher
Faculty Council On Athletics
Harvard Alumnae Give Generous to Harvard Fund
Harvard alumni contributed 150,713 to the Harvard fund last year, a total of 2,338,411 donated since 1925. The report notes ongoing fundraising as the university builds its endowment and programs. Training of homing pigeons begins when they are about four weeks old.
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Preakness Facts And Figures From Pimlico Race Details
Baltimore May 13 Preakness at Pimlico Looms with seven three year olds two geldings seven starters value to be announced 860 10 favorite Pensive and track fast weather 35 000 crowd post time 1 p m 4 05 pm EWT Mia Count Fleet last year's winner NBC broadcast Also New York Alvin Shipwreck Kelly joins sea service as second officer on War Shipping Administration vessel with prior harbor and deep sea experience
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Veiled Rebuff on Fifth Avenue Bus Sparks Coy Grins
An eloquent gentleman on a Fifth Avenue bus attacked vanity and veils. Six young women hid behind veils, smiled at the speech, but showed no sign of repentance.
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