Schwartz Shines in Double Win for Millers at Finch Field
Thomasville closed its season at Finch Field by losing both ends of a doubleheader to Landis 3-1 and 8-4. Ray Moring pitched six innings of perfect ball in the nightcap before a seventh inning burst by Landis, while Schwartz pitched both games and earned wins. Moring and Schwartz starred for Millers with key hits and stellar defense as Landis completed two flawless games.
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Thomasville
Finch Field
Landis
Ray Moring
Millers
Tciere
Schwartz
Ruhs
Toms
Curley
CUBS
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Thornton
Lee
Browns
Don Gutteridge
National League scoreboard shows Philadelphia and New York wins
Results list highlights Philadelphia 8 Pittsburgh 3 and New York 5 Brooklyn 4 in NL action. American League features Washington 3 New York 0 and Detroit 5 Cleveland 4.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Zuber
Dubiel
Page
W. Wolff
Leonard
Bagby
Benton
O'Neill
Johnson
Murchisdon
Newsom
Kramer
Weat
Muncrief
Lopat
Dietrich
Papish
Crege
Webber
Ve. Mungo
Wolselie Chicago
Borony
Prim
Ve. Barrett
Ane Burkhardt
Dockins
Cincinnati
Beck
Strincevich
Fox
Heusser
Poxx
Barrett Yaqui
Logan
Wright
Javery
Braven, Baker, King, Sears and
Sandrock
Brewer
Adams and Kluttz
Death of Jno W Gibson at 50 on Redding Street
John W. Gibson 50 died at his home 711 Redding Street after a long illness. A Randolph County native, he moved to High Point in 1939 from Thomasville where he worked in Jewell Cotton mills. Survived by wife, mother, two sons, a daughter and four sons. Body moved to Green Funeral Home in Thomasville pending arrangements.
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John W. Gibson
Redding Street
High Point
Thomasville
Jewell Cotton Mills
Randolph County
Gibson
S. L. Gibson
Ie Cooper Gibson
James A
Germany
Illie M. Gibson
China
Ughter
Sarah Elizabeth
Throne
Avery, Calvin and
Ernest Gibson
James L. Gibson
Kannapolis
Green Funeral Home
Australia Billed As Most Level Continent
A description notes Australia as the most level in surface and regular in outline of all continents, highlighting its flatness and even coastline as defining traits.
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Australia
Continents
Blind veterans urged for work in photography related fields
St Louis veteran Lloyd B McGowan urged the American War Dads Society to hire blind or partially blind veterans in photographic dark rooms or film and paper factories. A national chain store already offered to employ a blinded veteran in its film department in St Louis.
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ST. Louis
INS
Lioyd B. McGowan
American War Dads Society
National
Shortest U S Railroad Is One Mile Long in Pennsylvania
The Valley Railroad in Westline McKean County Pennsylvania spans just one mile making it the shortest railroad in the United States. The tiny line exemplifies early American rail lines and continues to attract local interest.
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United States
The
Valley Railroad
Westline
McKean County
Hogan Holds Narrow Nashville Open Lead as Nelson Gains
Ben Hogan clings to the Nashville open lead with a 67 after a 64 first round, totaling 131 eleven under. Byron Nelson closes to within three strokes after shooting a 64 following a 70, with Herman Barron Sammy Snead and Jimmy Hines close behind at 135 to 138.
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Will Grimsley
Nashville
Tenn
Texas
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Hogan
Nelson
Herman Barron
White Plains
N. Y
Jimmy Hines
Chicago
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
Hines
Snead
Barron
Sam Byrd
Detroit
Bob Cochran
St. Louis
Frank Stranahan
Byrd
Cochran
Ed Furgol
Furgol
Joe Zarhardt
Norristown
Jimm Johnson
Dearborn
Mich
Olson
Toledo
Seendy
Ieatchy
Hershey
Oho
Trans Atlantic Radio Schedule Corrections and Hosts
A detailed listing shows corrections to a long radio schedule for trans Atlantic broadcasts. It names hosts and programs such as Leopold Spitaing Coac-nhe Trans-Atlantic Call, America United Forum, John Charlies Thomas Song, and The Abbotts Go a Detecting. The list includes varied shows across times from 12:30 to 11:00, with guests, dramas, music, and commentaries across CBS networks and other stations.
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Leopold Spitaing
Cbs Friendship Ranch
Abe Latiner
Mbs
Abe He
Church of the All
Dbbs
Jota B. Kennedy
Abe Leo Cherne
America United
Nabe
Abe South
Chicago
Abde Lyman Bryson
Abe
Kd Murrow
Cbe
Bennett
Abe Paul Lavalie
Cba
Kay Whatmen
Jim
U.S.A
John Charlies Thomas
Nbe
News of World
Olin Downes
Cbs Ai
New England
America
Variety
Tifmany Dorsey & Matinee
Abe Felix Knight
Francia White
Cbs
Curt Mageey
Carol Bruce
Harvey Harding
NHC Symphony
Br. Black
Eileen Farrell
Mary Small
Charlotte Greenwood
Abe Nick Carter
Bill Shirer
Czeig
Harriet
Paul Whiteman
Abbotts
Gildersleeve
Donald Dame
Abe Celric
Judy Anic
Wayne King
Men of Vision
Dbs
Drew Pearson
Abe Hiondie
Cbs Quix Ids
Joe Kelly
M.C
Abe Ken Carson
Los Angeles
Chas
Metarthy
Bergen
Abec
Martin Hurts
Beulah
Ebs
Josef Stopak
Abe Alexander
Mediaten Board
Raymond
Cloudbusters Beat Duke 12-0 in Informal Practice
In Durham on September 1 the Carolina Navy pre flight Cloudbusters defeated Duke Devils 12-0 in an informal practice game. Jed Pepper ran 50 yards for the first score, Bob McDonald added a TD from six inches, and Duke’s lone 22 yard return was nullified by a clipping penalty. The Washington report said the Cloudbuster schedule would be abandoned after the game.
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Durham
Carolina Navy
Cloudbusters
Duke
Devils
Washington
Eddie Cameron
Paul Bryant
Jed Pepper
Bob McDonald
Ae Pee
Clark
Blue Devil
Winston Salem Man Murdered In Mullins South Carolina
Watt Martin, a Winston Salem, North Carolina man, was found beaten to death in an outbuilding behind a Mullins tobacco warehouse. The body was wrapped in waterproof paper and a wooden roller may have been the weapon. Martin had not been seen since Wednesday night. Survivors include his son Watt Martin Jr in the armed forces and his brother C Lewis Martin of Winston Salem.
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Watt Martin
Winston- Salem
N. C
Mullins
Martin
Gasque
Winston-Salem
Watt Martin, Jr
C. Lewis Martin
Britain’s air war turbulence challenges B 17 crew
Lt. Thomas H. Moren Jr. of Portland Maine a B 17 bombardier awaiting reassignment at RAF Redistribution Station No 1 in Atlantic City says conditions over Europe grew rough toward the end making it hard for airmen to locate targets.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Europe
Thomas H. Moren, Jr
Portland
Amateur boxer's listing and results from Chicago event
A fragmented card shows participants including Harold McSpaden of Sanford Maine and George Low of Clearwater Florida, with scattered identifiers and affiliations. The text references names and locations but lacks coherent event details or outcomes.
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Tae
Laffoon
Chicago
Harold McSpaden
Sanford
Vie Ghesal
Deal
No 1
George Low
Clearwater
Fla
DiMaggio ties major league slam record in Phillies win
Vince DiMaggio hit his fourth grand slam of the season in the fifth inning to tie the major league mark as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Boston Braves 8 to 3 at Braves Field. The slam accounted for four runs. Elmer Singleton lasted briefly on the mound for Boston while Philadelphia pulled away with a big inning.
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Boston
Vince DiMaggio
Philadelphia Phillies
Boston Braves
Braves Field
DiMeggio
Phils
Elmer Singleton
Frank Schulte
Chicago Cubs
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehri
Andy Seminick
Bitsy Mott
Singleton
Johnny Hutchings
Braves
Whitey Wietelmann
Tommy Holmes
World Series Schedule to Follow 1943 Pattern Despite War End
Baseball Commissioner Happy Chandler said travel restrictions keep the World Series on the 1943 schedule with three games in the opening park and three in the rival park. A seventh game would be set after a club meeting. Broadcast rights will rise from $100,000 to $200,000 by 1948 with Gillette and Mutual paying options.
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Charlotte
N. C
Japan
Happy Chandler
Chandler
St. Louis
Gillette Safety Razor Company
Mutual Broadcasting Company
Leystan Wins Two-Length Victory in Sir Gallahad Handicap
Detroit crowds watched three year old Leystan race to a two length win in the Sir Gallahad Handicap at the fairgrounds. Andy Lotureo rode the winner over Big Tails with Bold Question finishing fifth as Leystan paid 10.30 5.60 3.80. Wee Admiral also won the Laddies handicap in 1 06 4 5. Five furlongs. Wagering on the eight races totaled 626 887.
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Detroit
Leystan
Fairgrounds
Andy Lotureo
Big Tails
Bold Question
Wee Admiral
Aerial Ace
Washington Signs New Pitcher Just Released
Washington announces the signing of Pete Appleton a right handed pitcher who recently rejoined the St. Louis club and was released again as of September 1 14. The move adds veteran depth to the staff ahead of the season.
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Washington
Guilford College Football Opens Second Week Of Practice
Guilford College coach Doc Newton leads 24 freshmen and a small upperclass mix through a first week of drills at Camp Lake Forest. Players clock three hours of conditioning twice daily with sky practice, while some lightweights gain weight before heavy gear. The team includes two sophomores, a junior and a senior, none previously played college football.
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Guilford College
Williams
Doc
Newton
Guilford
Camp Lake Forest
Catawba
Fe Easen
Goldsboro
Charlie Stapleton
Betz and Cooke Advance to 64th National Women’s Final
Pauline Betz, champion for three years, and Sarah Palfrey Cooke, 1941 titleholder, reach the 64th National Women's singles final in Hills. Betz defeated Doris Hart 6-3 6-2, while Cooke beat Louise Brough 6-3 6-4. Final set for tomorrow.
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Orest’ Hills
Pauline Betz
Sarah Palfrey Cooke
Los Angeles
Miss Betz
Doris Hart
Miami Beach
Fla
Mra. Cooke
Louise Brough
Miss Hart
Senators Sign Navy Vet Louis Browns Pitcher
Louis Browns veteran pitcher after a two year navy service signed by the Washington Senators as a free agent. He had been released by the Browns after a single relief appearance before joining the navy.
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Louis Browns
Navy
Washington Senators
Browns
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Salisbury Air Schwarts
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Scatesville
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