Tommies stumble as Athletics take ninth inning win
In Finch Street night action the Tommies drop the second series to the Athletics 10 to 2. Moring started, lasted three innings before relief, and Kaiser yielded runs as Lexington pressed ahead. Statesville series looms as Thomasville heads into a three game set with Weavers, with a double header planned Saturday at Thomasville.
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Athletics
Finch
Lexington
Tommies
Statesville
Frna
Weavers
Thomasville
Pedewesacresnevsods
Carsesers
Ee Cieeenee
Peeeehpeensaee
Kaiser
Crane
Shankin
Tresler
Chetta
RBI
Barnes
Monty
Schilder
Scoreboard shows NL and AL results with rain and schedule notes
National League scores Chicago 5 Brooklyn 3 Pittsburgh 11 New York halted by curfew Cincinnati 2 Boston 1 12 innings Philadelphia St Louis rain. American League Chicago 8 Boston 6 St Louis New York rain. Carolina and State leagues feature multiple matchups with high scores. Farmers can gain 3 extra months grazing and cheaper milk and beef via fall sown grazing crops and summer soybeans Sudan grass and lespedeza.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia-St. Louis
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Stewart
Feldman
Roe
Kennedy
Karl
Wilks
W. L. Pet
Alo
Danville Peer
Kramer
Page
Zubmer
Bugby
Flores
Ross
Woods
Eastern League Showcases Oddball Baseball Tales
In the Eastern League quirky plays highlight the season. Hartford pitcher Pete Naktenis notches a no hitter with seven walks and three errors by teammates. Binghamton earns an 11-4 win on scattered hits. Elmira benefits from a misplayed ball after Kenrrien’s glove breaks. Williamsport’s Frank Gallardo is sidelined by a clubhouse blast. Fort Benning’s spring drills pair with Fort Pierce and Navy Amphibs for 1945. RAF pilot Douglas Bader joins a golf team in an 8-0 win. Chicago Bears alumnus Hugh Gallarenau recruits reserve seats for the all-star game in August.
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Pete Naktenis
Hartford
Binghamton
Scranton
Ken Rrien
Harta
Elmira
Frank Gallardo Fof Williamsport
Frank
Fort Benning
Fort Pierce
Navy
Douglas Bader
Coastal Command
Hugh Gallareneau
Chicago Bears
Okinawa
Race Experts Detect Lookalike Pair in Jamaica Double
Race experts note that Easy Spell and Grandpa Max, stablemates in Jamaica, resemble each other so closely that even the trainer confuses them. The cited $1,000 daily double featured the mix up.
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Jamaica
Max
Notre Dame Friction and Virginia Star Punctuate One Minute Sports
The column notes Notre Dame alumni clamor over Ed McKeever departure while Frank Leahy stays. It highlights Allen Clay as likely UVA’s first four letter man in years, lauded for football basketball tennis and javelin. It adds Joe Hauser’s post baseball life in Sheboygan and mentions Newport News Piedmont league’s lack of players on a squad.
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Notre Dame
Ed McKeever
Frank Leahy
Allen Clay
U. of Virginia
Joe Hauser
King
Sheboygan
Newport News
Carolina and Duke Set to Clash in Durham Showdown
The Blue Devils and Tar Heels, top teams in the league, meet tomorrow at Duke in game two of a four game series. Duke seeks improved pitching with Roy Talcott back at mound, while Lefty Griffeth is slated to start for Duke and Carolina holds a one game lead.
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Durham
Carolina
Duke
Jack Coombs
Roy Talcott
Lee Griffeth
al DeRogatis
Tom Davis
George Clark
Talcott
Devils
Forrest Leads Ra tion League Pitchers As Duke Car Play
Charley Hayne of Carolina yielded the top spot to Red Forrest who has three wins and no losses. Duke's Leon Griffeth drops to second after a loss to Pre-Flight while Forrest, Griffeth and Hayne lead the league in early pitching. Carolina and Duke each have four games left, including a key two game series with Duke in Durham.
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Charley Hayne
Carolina
Red Forrest
Leon Griffeth
Blue Devil Southee
Griffeth
Blue Devil
Forrest
Hayne
Griffith
GW Il Pet
Wilson
Andrew
Hillcrest Hosiery Girls Edge Thomas in Softball Opener
Hillcrest Hosiery beat Thomas 2 to 1 on the Post Office grounds in a bright opening contest of the local Girls Softball League. Hillcrest scored in the first and held a 2 0 lead until Thomas pushed a lone run in the fourth inning. The defending champions preserved the win with solid defense and timely hits as fans watched the early season tilt.
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Browns
Hillcrest Hosiery
Thomas Hosiery
Danville Leafs Top Winston Salem 10-6 Behind Brett
Herb Brett, veteran Danville manager, stars in a 10-6 win at Winston Salem after entering game in eighth with two outs. He fans four of five batters faced and adds a ninth inning hit as Danville stays atop league standings while Leaksville Cubs win 8-7. Roy Pinyoun shines for Raleigh in 15-3 win over Greensboro. Durham edges Martinsville 10-6 as clubs schedule night games.
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Herb Brett
Danville
Leafs
Winston Salem
Brett
Leaksville Cubs
Burlington
Larry Belz
Hank Stone
Cubs
Roy Pinyoun
Greensboro
Capitals
Lane
Pinyoun
Graham
Kelleher
Bob Ward
Shamrock Denning
Eddie Jackson
Pinyoin
Durham
Martinsville
Diamond Full Fashion tops High Point Weaving in eight innings
In City Softball League action Diamond Full Fashion came from behind to beat High Point Weaving 9 to 7 in eight innings. J Newby delivered a pivotal two bagger in the eighth as Furr pitched and Lof tin caught for the win, Bean took the loss with Henderson catching. Henderson homered and doubled for the losers. Hillcrest Juniors defeated Junior Order 12 to 4 with Carroll winning on the mound and Honeysucker charged with the loss. Falls and French contributed three hits for their sides. Results for A G O versus Amos were not yet released.
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J. Newby
Furr
Loftin
Bean
Weavers
Henderson
Hillcrest
Carroll
Honeysucker
Falls
French
A.G.O
Amos
H.P. Weaving
Farr
Jin
Radio Schedule Corrections Noted for Late Network Updates
A detailed radio timetable shows corrections by networks affecting Eastern War Time programs. Entries include serials, news reports, music, and variety shows with multiple repeats and time shifts across CBS NBC and mutual networks.
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Biu-West
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Dick Tracy
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Cbs Spotlight
American Forum
Bob Hope
Summer Welles
Sydney Moseley
Edda Hopper
San Francisco
Cbs Day
Richest Golf Tourney To Be Held In Texas
Fort Worth announces the Colonial National Open Invitation to debut in 1946 at Colonial Country Club with a $20,000 purse and $10,000 minimum cash to pros. No entry or caddie fees. players hosted by the club. 36 professionals and 12 amateurs compete over 72 holes in four days. winner around $3,500. Dates set between May 16 and May 26 to finish on a Sunday.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Colonial Country Club
Invita
Pirates Start Season With Late Win Push
Pittsburgh seeks momentum after a rough opening, winning a late game to surge toward pennant hopes. Frisch’s Giants were edged as the Pirates swept a series, while Derringer and Andrews battled in Cincinnati. Rain impacted several NL and AL games.
Chandler May Pass Rule Against Signing Youths
Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler told Homer L Thomas he favors delaying youth signing to keep boys in school. He discussed the plan with major league representatives and noted teams may sign a player before he finishes high school to avoid loss to rivals.
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Chandler
Birmingham
Ala
A. B
Happy
White Sox topple Red Sox as Cuccinello goes perfect
Tony Cuccinello went four for four to spark Chicago in an 8-6 win over Boston, lifting the White Sox from a slump. Bul Derringer earned his sixth decision of the season for the Cubs in a win over Brooklyn, while Eddie Miller delivered a 12th inning single for Cincinnati to edge the Braves 2-1, scoring Frank McCormick.
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Frankie Frisch
Red Birds
Reds
Cubs
New York
Polo Grounds
Pirates
Giants
Boston
Frisch
Brooklyn
Chicago
Tage
Pittsurgh
Paul Derringer
Dodgers
Ray Hathaway
Cincinnati
N. Y
Nate Andrews
Cincy
Tommy Holmes
Phil Maui
Gee Walker
Eddie Miller
Howard Fox
Andrews
St. Louis
Jimmy Dykes
Tony Cuccinello
White Sox
Red Sox
Bul Derringer
Frank McCormick
Braves
High Point-Sedgefield Kennel Club Meet Held Sunday
The High Point Sedgefield Kennel Club hosted an AKC sanctioned match on the Nelson property. Judge Mrs. C J Lang officiated with Sporting group winners and participants named. the club dedicated the event to the late Dr R F Wakefield and planned a September meeting after omitting summer sessions. Visitors included Private First Class James A Mann and Mrs Mann from Stevenson Alabama.
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High Point
Sedgefield
A.K.C
A. E. Nelson
C. J. Lang
G. M. Mitchell
Sandra
Herschella
Beverly Sturgeon
W. W. Ward
Cocker
Moe
W. R. Collie
Traxler
Nebur
H. F. Starr
Cob
James A. Mann
Veteran batters spark late inning rally
Tony Cuccinello went four for four to spark the attack and pace the offense. Bob Johnson hit a three run homer, his 31st of the season, while Red Cecil and three relief pitchers held the line. Dave Ferriss delivered a clutch pinch single in a losing effort.
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Tony Cuccinello
Red Cecil
Bob Johnsson
Dave
Ferriss
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