Pensive Points For Belmont Race
Pensive the Derby and Preakness winner prepares for Belmont Stakes with possible start in the Withers at Belmont Park. Warren Wright’s Calumet Farm sends Stir Up and Platter toward Belmont while Pensive ships tonight after a Preakness where he overcame a slow start to win by a three-quarter length in 1 59 1 5. The day set Maryland wagering records with total handle of 1 758 588 and the meeting's overall take of 25 127 777.
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Donald Sanders
Baltimore
Pensive
Belmont Park
Ben Jones
Calumet Farm
New York
Warren Wright
Hyperion
Mrs. Payne Whitney
Geo. D. Widener
Platter
Stir Up
Littl Conn McCreary
Penske
Maryland
Wright
Calumet
Pimlico
Florida
Belmont
Pimlico Track
Conn McCreary
McCreary
Snow Squeeze Fort Bragg to 12-0 Exhibition Win Over Concord
Fort Bragg rode pitcher Carl Snow to a 12-0 shutout of Concord's Weavers in an afternoon exhibition before 1,500 fans at Finchfield Thomasville. Snow relieved in the fourth, worked the rest, and backed by Roland Van Harrington three safeties led the offense as Fort Bragg erupted in the eighth. Jenkins and Ilson tied for second with two base knocks each. Van Harrington starred with three hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Gibson
Carl Snow
Fort Bragg
Concord
Weavers
Finchfield
Thomasville
Snow
van Lingle
New York Jants
Ort Bragg
Cavers
Ate
Jenkins
Ilson
Concord Ft. Bragg
Saunders
Holt
Watts
Mungo
Kluttz
Baseball Matchups Set Across Eastern and Central Cities
New York Pischer 0 2 faces Pittsburgh Butcher 1 2 at 3 pm EWT Boston Tobin 3 2 visits Cincinnati Shoun 1 1 also at 3 pm EWT Brooklyn Wyatt 0 2 travels to Chicago Hanyzewski 1 3 at 3 pm CT Philadelphia Barrett 1 4 at St Louis Jurisich 1 2 at 2 30 pm CT.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Loui
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pischer
Butcher
Tobin
Shoun
Wyatt
Hanyzewski
Barrett
St. Louis
Jurisich
Baseball scores from early games across leagues
Washington and Chicago opened with a 4-4 tie while Chicago fell to 0-6. New York also posted a 4-8 mark as Cleveland won 3-4 in a 13 inning opener. Philadelphia moved to 4-2 after beating St Louis 3-0 in 11 innings. Detroit won 6-9 against Boston 1-0 in the other results.
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Washington
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Boston Poor
GAMES TODAY FEATURE THREE MAJOR LEAGUE MATCHUPS
Cleveland Harbor faces Washington Niggeling with both teams seeking early success at 3 30 p m E W T Detroit Overmire meets Philadelphia Flores at 3 15 p m E W T Chicago Lopat faces New York Boron at 2 30 p m E W T Only games scheduled.
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Cleveland
Harbor
Washington
Niggeling
Detroit
Overmire
Philadelphia
Flores
Chicago
Lopat
New York
Boron
Yesterday's Majors Stars In AP Report Highlights
Johnny Lindell and Don Savage fueled a 13th inning win with Lindell driving in the decisive run and Savage homering in the nightcap. Trout earned a 6-1 opener win for the Tigers over the Red Sox, while Gorsica threw a three hitter in the second game for a 1-0 shutout. Leonard and Tucker sparked Senators and White Sox wins as Cooper and Munger won for Cardinals and Reds respectively, with Walters flirting with a perfect game in a 4-0 victory over the Braves.
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Johnny Lindell
Don Savage
Yankees
Lindell
Savage
Indians
Paul Trout
John Gorsica
Tigers
Trout
Red Sox
Gorsica
Ford Garrison
Frank Hayes
Athletica
CG Garrison
Browns
Hayes
Dutch Leonard
Senators
Thurman Tucker
White Sox
Leonard
Tucker
Mort Cooper
George Munger
Cardinals
Cooper
Phillies
Munger
al Gerheauser
Bucky Walters
Reds
Ira Hutchinson
Braves
Walters
Second Baseball Meeting at the Y Tonight
A second meeting of managers of teams interested in playing in the city baseball league this summer will be held in the lobby of the YMCA tonight at 8 oclock. Coach Tony Simeon the Y physical director urges all managers interested to be present.
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Y.M.C.A
Tony Simeon
Wood and Hendrix Reach Blair Finals for Golf Championship
Frank Wood and Francis Hendrix, veterans on Blair Park links, advance to the first flight final this week for Blair Park war bond tournament honors. Wood beat Nelson Zachary 3 and 2. Hendrix beat Jim Blackburn 4 and 3 in last week’s first flight semifinals.
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Frank Wood
Francis Hendrix
Blair Park
Wood
Nelson Zachary
Hendrix
Jim Blackburn
Boy Ve. Hollingsworth
J. van Boyles
Fred Stephens
Shinee Ae Hollingsworth
Roy Wade Se
Jack Adams
Bill Morehead
Adams
Jack Haynes
Morehead
Aaron Rice
Doc Carrick
Ray Burgess
Carrick
Glenn Hendrix
Burgess
L. G. Monroe
D. Linthicum
George T. Hendry
Linthicum
Charlie McPherson
Hendry
Johnson Named Wolfpack Grid Coach for 1944
Raleigh May 15 Louis Johnson former lessee guard has been named head football coach at N C State for the 1944 season Beattie Feathers a former Wolfpack backfield coach is appointed backfield coach Johnson arrived as line coach from Copiah Lincoln College Mississippi when that school dropped football for the duration Feathers is on leave from Appalachian State College Johnson succeeds Doc Newton who left for the University of South Carolina
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Raleigh
Louis Johnson
N. C. State College
Beattie Feathers
Wolfack
Johnson
Copiah-Lincoln College
Wesson
Miss
Feathers
Appalachian State College
Doc Newton
University of South Carolina
Braves split doubleheader as Hutchinson blanks Reds 6 0
Pirates edge Giants 1 0 in opener with Truett Geneill and Nick Strincevich outpitching Bill Voiselle. Strincevich then allows seven scoreless frames in a 6-2 Pirates win for a double victory. Dixie Walker and Roy Hughes lead Dodgers and Cubs to 4-2 wins in openers and Hughes drives in winning run in ninth for Cubs in second game.
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Hutchinson
Braves
Reds
Truett Geneill
Nick Strincevich
Pirates
Sewell
Bill Voiselle
Giants
Strincevich
Dixie Walker
Dodgers
Roy Hughes
Cubs
Walker
Hughes
Sings
Bruins
Radio schedule highlights early evening programs
A detailed list of radio broadcasts for Monday May 15 in Eastern War Time. Programs include Captain Midnight, News Time, The Smoothies, Fred Waring's Time, Lone Ranger, The Cavalcade of America, and The Monday Concert with multiple network and local time adjustments noted.
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Terry and the Pirates
Kelly-Springfield Sports Review
Moerita
Lone Ranger
Heidi
Thomasville Club
the Mastersingers
Hinds
Teller
Nbe
Captain Midnight
Cbs
Biu
Quincy Howe
Lyn Murray
Eba
Tim Healy
Biu the Smoothies
Jeri Sullavan
Dack Armstrong
Volney Hurd
Lowell Thomas
Henry J. Taylor
Cis
Fred Waring
Nbec-Basic
Horace Heidt & His
bin Fulton Lewis, Jr
Nd Sullivan
Cbs the Army Air Forces
Whartenborn
Cecil Brown
Blu Fulton Oursler
Cbes-Bassé
Arlene Francis
Voorhees
Radio Theater
Cbs Counter Spy
Gabriel Heatter
Mbs
Nick Carter
Mbha
Paul Winchell
Jerry
Raymond Gram
Screen Guild Players
Dbs
Henry Gladstone
Sally Sweetland
Bishop Pardue
Showtime
Broadway
Newas
Nbe-Basic
Nbe-West
Newa
Nbo
Dogs of War and Weather Postwar Breeds in 1944
In this 1944 column, the author surveys hunting dogs' fortunes amid wartime rationing. He notes Chesapeake retrievers and Irish water spaniels grow rarer, springers and cockers thriving, and retriever trends tied to pheasant hunting. He recalls a Chesapeake retrieving wounded game and praises the spaniel as a versatile waterfowl worker.
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Yesteryear
Chesapeake
Erin
Inter
Quai Country
Whither Are We Drifting in Boxing Reflections
A jumble of reader letters and notes on boxing figures James Robbins Len Harvey Jack London Mills and Louis, plus a critique of a Jamaica race tax report. The piece cites a Times column, cites an A P dispatch, and comments on betting breakage figures while nicknaming editors and readers. The tone is nostalgic and sharp with humorous asides.
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Jack Lawrence
New York
Waterbury
James Robbins
Larchmont
Long Island
Glen Cove
A. P. Dispatches
William F. Collins
State of New York
Jamaica
A. P. Dispatch
State Tax Dept
Reds Hurler Fires One-Hitter To Clip Braves
Bucky Walters of the Cincinnati Reds hurled a one hitter and beat the Boston Braves 4 to 0 at Crosley Field as Connie Ryan was the only Brave to reach base. Walters retired the first 23 batters before Ryan’s two-out single in the eighth. It was the nearest a major league pitcher had come to a perfect game since 1922. The nightcap saw Ira Hutchinson limit Cincinnati to eight hits in a 6 to 0 Braves win.
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Ted Meier
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati Reds
Reese Dee
Ae Ge
Boston Braves
Crosley Field
Walters
Connie Ryan
Braves
Boston
Charleyobertson
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Ira Hutchinson
Reds
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Yanks
Cleveland
Inn
Yankee Stadium
Johnny Lindell
Don Savage
Cooper
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis
Big Mort Cooper
George Munger
al Gerheauser
Dizzy Trout
Johnny Gorsica
Detroit Tigers
St Place
Boston Red Sox
Sox
Gorsica
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Rip Sewell
Bill Voiselle
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Bill
St. Louis Browns
Ford Garrison
Jankie Hayes
Lyman Harris
A's
Washington
Dutch Leonard
Thurman Tucker
Chicago
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Hughes
Baseball Scores From Three States Rally in September Action
Durham Duke 6 North Carolina Navy Pre Flight 1. Chapel Hill North Carolina 8 North Carolina State 3. Cherry Point Marines 3 Parris Island Marines 3 in a tie called end of 9th to permit Parris Island to catch a plane. Camp Davis 4 Camp Butner 2. Seymour Johnson Field Wilson 6 Port Bragg 3.
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Durham
Duke
North Carolina Navy
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
N. C
Beating the Game: A Gruff Card Player’s Resolve
Philip Bristow recalls a veteran gambler who, after fifteen years of chasing track wins, advises that beating the game demands grit not groans. The old man insists success comes from daring to grin when dreams crush and dough is lost, while asserting it has been done before.
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Philip Bristow
Brighton Beach
Helen
Football player transfers stoke tensions in league war
A New York sports round up notes tensions rising as the Pacific coast American league negotiates with players under National league contracts. The conflict risks a five year ban for those involved and hints some players may shop for new teams amid the disputed rules.
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New York
Pacific Coast
I Whitney
Wom Lovinamapek Waneeng Congress
Repo
Scent Knockout Calls for Interest in Middleweights
In a San Francisco Chronicle opinion, Today’s Guest Star Will Connolly argues middleweight boxing needs a compelling knockout to renew public interest. He asserts a 160 pound pugilist is a full grown man capable of delivering decisive blows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Connolly
San Francisco Chronicle
Notre Dame’s New T Formation Pilot Named
Notre Dame’s offense pivots on Joe Gasparella a 17 year old Vandergrift Pennsylvania freshman moved from center to quarterback by Ed McKeever during spring practice. Lou Diamond acquires Gunther from ris Dune amid boxing chatter. North Carolina lacks a professional baseball club after the war era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporting News
Notre
Gunther
Ris Dune
North Carolina
Rookie A Day to Pitcher for White Sox Prospect
A New York youth, Edmund Lopatynskii, began as a first baseman sent to Elmira and two years later switched to pitcher. He led the Southern Association with a strong earned run average and won 19 games for Little Rock last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
Edmund Lopatynskii
New York
Dodger
Elmira
Southern
Little Rock
Major League Leaders National League Batting and Pitching
National League leaders list Walker hitting .407 for Brooklyn. Ryan leads runs with 19 for Boston. Schultz of Brooklyn drives in 34. Hite-Molmes of Boston and Holmes of Boston tied with 34 for hits. Barrett of Pittsburgh has 5 triples. Schultz and Litwhiler of St Louis share 4 home runs. Macon of Boston has 6 steals. Lanier of St Louis is 5 0 with pitching.
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Walker
Brooklyn
Ryan
Boston
Schultz
Hite
American League Batting Rails in 258 Runs and 30 Stolen Bases
Batting leader Swift of Detroit with 258 runs. Johnson of Boston drives in 15 RBIs. Stephens of St. Louis posts 20 RBIs. Hite Torres of Washington has 30. Cullenbine of Cleveland leads in doubles. Tuggeridge of St. Louis has 3 triples. Spence of Washington hits the homer. Stirnweiss of New York steals bases. Borofk of New York and Si otometernger of Chicago tally 4 0.
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Swift
Detroit
R. Johnson
Boston
Stephens
St. Louis
Hite—Torres
Washington
Cullenbine
Cleveland
Tuggeridge
Spence
Stirnweiss
New York
Borofk
Si Otemberger
Chicago
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