Cubs and Tribe Top Choices For All Stars
A summary lists official 1945 All Star selections with NL and AL players. Names include Cubs and White Sox stars like Sewell, Roe, Lombardi, Verban, Lott, Holmes, Pafko, and Nichols, with various pitchers and catchers named for both leagues and teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Tribe
Xew
Chieare Cubs
Crevetane Thersee
St Louis
Southwerts
Cardinals
Dave Far
Leonard
Veton Lee
Manewers
Roe
Bitte Wne
Barrett
St. Louis
Slungo
New York
Lombard
Mass
Boston
O'Dean
Cavarretti
Johnsee
Hack
Chicago
Verban
Marion
Hurowski
St. Lonia
McCormick
Cincizati
Ed Lott
Pinsburg
Holmes
Borton
Walker
Rosen
Brooklyn
C.t
Pafko
Nicholsom
Tommy Holmes Sets Nl Record For Consecutive Games
Tommy Holmes of the Boston Braves, nicknamed the Canarsie Cloutér, is reported as the new holder of the National League record for consecutive games. The five foot nine Irish outfielder, born in Brooklyn, eyes Boston Hugh Duffy's alltime mark of 438 set in 1894.
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Cannarsie Sec Sion
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Regreth
Bit
Boston
Hugh Duffy
Walton Wins Tight Decision Over Doyle in Stadium Bout
In the main event at Bowning Stadium, Ralph Walton, 146, Montreal, scored a unanimous decision over Alex Doyle, 750, Gaffeld, Nu. The card featured a punch heavy show with several close encounters as Walton pressed early but Doyle answered with skill, while both fighters earned praise for their toughness. The crowd braved the cold as other bouts displayed competitive action and notable exchanges throughout the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton
Doyle
Welton
Dovie
Corre
New Jersey Militslinger
Doyle Ner J*oen Bork
Mos Myre
Roger Anne de Bezupre
Canada
Vines
Gorhe
Jean Oumar Ouimer
Frank Cur
Long Island
Leo Methon
Shen Faroox
Canadas
Sui Methot
Pater Dupont
Otters
George McKinner
Albany
Golden Glove Phataglon
Duper Oor
Fourro
Race Entries Preview Attracts Three-Year-Olds
Race details list entries for a racing meet featuring three year olds and older horses. Names and owners appear garbled but indicate a catalog of entrants, payouts, and race conditions with a focus on the Cobsexzitt event and a potential purse around 42.200.
Longacres Track To Continue Season
Seattle track Longacres will keep its season despite a ban on race horse shipments. Officials said the operation remains unaffected. the venue opened June 23 and runs through Labor Day with about 700 horses in stables.
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Seattle
Longacres
Defenge Transportation
Longeecres
Hamilton Abandons September Race Dates
The Hamilton Jockey Club canceled racing from September 1 to 19. EB Cronin, club president, announced the move to ready the Fair Grounds for the exposition opening September 22, with free access during the cancellation period.
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Hamilton
Graziano Offers $15,000 Bout at Ebbets Field
Brooklyn promoter Morris Reit received a $15 000 offer from Rocky Graziano to meet him next month at Ebbets Field shortly after both men were identified as Brooklyn natives.
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Graziano
Brooklyn
Kax Goss
Broadway Arena
Rocky Graziano
Meat Morris
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn Boys
Nelson Revolta Lead Opening Round of PGA Event
Nelson and Revolta set pace in the opening round as low scores dominated the 21st annual Professional Golf Tournament. Grout, Doser and Kepier posted strong showings, with Hepler mounting a late comeback to win a 2 and 1 decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Revolta
Grout
Oxie G
Rey Hamison
Stan
Fort Lewis
Wash
Deser
Harold
Fug) Mcpeden
Philadelpeie
Ty Hepler
George
Hank
Colsrddo Springs
Kepler
Bucks
J. eDureh
Harrizon
Carrion
Sterion
Norristown
Johnny Re
Evanston
Ban on Florida horse transport costs six million
The ODT ban on transporting race horses is pegged around 6 million dollars for Florida. Governor Millard Caldwell announced the figure as the Florida Racing Commission reviews date requests from three state tracks for next season. Charles Bidwill of Chicago explained the ban stems from West Coast owners moving horses across the continent to race, with Hawthorne and Sportsman’s Park expected to host fall meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Pia. GP
Florida
Millard Caldwell
Florida Racing Commission
C. FL Baldwin
Charles Bidwill
Chicago
Sportsman's Park
Bidwill
Hawthorne
Miami Beach
Fritzie Zivic Quits Ring Again
Fritzie Zivic, the former welterweight champion, quit the ring after his 26th fight Tuesday night with another loss. He repeated that it was for good, citing defeat as the reason. He hinted at future plans to promote fights and build a $35,000 nightclub after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitsburg
Evitzie Zisie
Tim
Welterweigat
Champ
Zivic
Opt! Sentz
Hoxer
Uncertain golf match notes headline fragment
A fragmented report notes a golfer with ailing form improving and Sid progressing into a match. The text mentions a 137 yard opening hole, a four under par finish, and a noted setback for Nelson as the match nears closure.
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Sarazen
Nelson
Senators Open Home Stand With Wilkes-Barre Sunday
The Albany Senators begin a six game home stretch Sunday after a week on the road with Wilkes Barre and Scranton as the Barons visit for a Sunday doubleheader at 4:32 p.m. Johnny Michalk leads Wilkes Barre in home runs and Ralph McCabe, a former Albany pitcher, is noted for a no hit no run stint this season. The Wilkes-Barre series will run Monday and Tuesday nights at 8:40 p.m.
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Senators
Wilkes-Barre
Albany Senators
Scranton
Wilkes Barre
Barons
Albany
Collinamen
Johnny Michalk
Dick Portes
Ralph McCabe
Binghami¢n Earter
Barotie
Monnday
A L Owners To Reshuffle Schedules
Washington reports that American and National League club owners planned reshuffling of schedules to cope with transportation limits. Commissioner Chandler will meet owners as Harridge notes clubs will adjust games and travel. details include Chandler’s contract and office finances amid a general discussion on baseball’s future.
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Washington
Pt—a
National League
A.B
Chandier
Wil Harridge
al Beanty
Harridge
Office of Defense
Civiinos
Chandler
Walter W. Mallery
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Landis
Bosa
Standings and matchups in the National and Eastern Leagues
National League standings list Brooklyn and New York near top with Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia and St Louis also shown. Today's games feature Boston at Chicago Detroit at Boston and St Louis at Philadelphia among others with probable starters and results from yesterday. Eastern League scores include Albany Scranton Utica Elmira Wilkes Barre and Binghamton in varied games.
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Piegers—Newhower
Detroit
Ferriss
Boston
Christopher
Philadelphia
Borowy
New York
Reynolds
Gromek
Cleveland
T. Lee
Chicago
Leonard
Washington
Catehary—Ferrell
Tresh
Hayes
Infelders — Etten
Stimweiss
Grimes
Mayo
McQuinn
Stephens
Boudpeau
Cuccizello
Outhelders—Case
Cramer
Greenberg
Johnson
Moses
Heath
Brooklyn
St Louis
Pittsburghs
ST Boston
Cincinnati
Hend
Tickson
Wyse
Passeau
Dalla
Herring
Bowman
Danso
St. Louis
Mungo
Donnely
Pittsburg
Harters
Gorershire
Newhouser
S. Wison
O'Neil
S. Berens
Dubiel
Kramer
Hollingsworth
Baerr
Lee
Va. Leonard
Albany
Scranton
Ebmnira
Utica
Elmira
Wilkes Barre
Hartford
Martford
Wilkes-Barre
Willamsport
Binghamton
Binghasitos
Pet. W
Hertford
Seti Uticas
Williamaport
Sis
Screnton
Hinghamton
Senators Wallop Miners to second place in league charge
Scranton led early but Albany rallied with a 13 run inning powering past Scranton 13 to 4. Hawley earned his tenth win as the Senators exploded with 13 runs in the seventh and eighth frames aided by doubled and a triple from Gurak.
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Scranton
Albany
Bensters
Senatore
Fromm
Coas
Chuck Hawley
Blaked
Sanford Wilson
Williamsport
Lehigh Velverally
Senators
Asauk
Scranton Menadesen
Theo
Hawley
Rome
Karey
Wilson
Selert
Kaney
Huwerton
Rmesger
Marshall
Sperry
Sehrt
Wilson Staly
Doubtie
Lewis
Henry
Gazax
Dani
Webster
Curtis
Hopeway
Ed van Leiden
Bares
Gturak
Daniels
Mayhew
Gurak
Albanisun
Grickner
I. Curtis
Albast
E. Lewix
Dantely
Brickner
Gueia
Ste Hawley
Totais
Misitead Inch
Howerton
Korponay
Rose Petted
Daniele
Levin
Heast
Giaak
Mathes
Sterry
Marshes
Mavnex
Soler
Ouris
Wiaen
Eater
Letton
Aibaty
oils—Bawles
Mistiane
Wilkos Tin
Thpings
Wan Leiden
Hepheher
Manley Witton
Mtatate
la Toe Ptt
Yearling Sales in Lexington Exempt From Ban
J A Estes editor of Blood Horse Magazine and secretary of the American Thoroughbred Breeders Association says the new transport ban does not prohibit movement of yearlings and breeding stock. Horsemen note limited impact since the rule targets racing operations and privately owned tracks may still move horses by private means. Meadowbrook sale dates in Lexington remain scheduled with no direct effects anticipated.
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Lexington
Meadowbrook
J. A. Estes
the Blood : Horse Magazine
American Thoroughbred Breed
Ers Association
Estes
Sacred Heart Nines Hold Top Spots in CYO League
Sacred Heart of Watervliet defeated St Michael's 7 to 5 as Sacred Heart Troy led St Anthony's 10 to 9. both games halted by darkness in the sixth. Quest tripled for Sacred Heart and Sherwin drove in runs in a big second inning. Sacred Heart of Watervliet rode strong pitching and timely hits to the win. Tonight Sacred Heart of Troy faces Sacred Heart of Watervliet at Watervliet High School. St Michael's meets St Anthony's at Prospect Park.
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Sacred Heart of Watervnlet
St. Michael's
Sacred Heart of Troy
St. Anthony's
Troy Sacred Heart
Himarkera
Luce
Tutunjien
Lagasse
Panis
Sherwin
Sacred Heart
Gluske
Printsky
Weldon
Caswell
Glusko
Feleder
Sacred Heart of Waterviet
Waterviet
St .Anthonys
Prospect Park
Racing Dates Set for Great Barrington Fair Meet
The Massachusetts Racing Commission awarded a six day horse racing license to the Bascington Fair Association for a meet during the Great Barrington fair in Berkshire County from September 17 to 22.
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Boston
Massachusetts Racing Commission
Bascington Fair Association
Great Barrington Fair
Berkshire County
Ladislaw Wins State Medal Play at Oak Hill
Ladislaw, a rising Bayside star, captured medalist honors with 73 in the qualifying round of the New York State Amateur Golf Championship at Oak Hill Country Club. Dan Gormley of Schenectady and Ray Billows of Utica trailed as match play began, with a crowded field of 122 entries and windy conditions shaping the title race.
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Rochester UE
Péte Ladislaw
Wagdrising
Bayside
New York
Dan Gormiey
Schenectady
Pio
Ray Billows
Utica
Harry Bill, Jr
Rasign
Neil White
White Brains
California
Catate
W.saustak
Niagara Falls
Frank Strafaci
Plandome
L. 1
Howie Anderson
Oak Hill
Mid O'Hare
Syracuse
Ors Joe Ruszag
Series Money Spurs Cubs in Fourth of July Stand
Chicago Cubs manager Charlie Grimm touts World Series money as motivation after a second place move. The Cubs host the Boston Braves at Wrigley Field for a doubleheader opening a home stand, with Tommy Holmes aiming to extend a 37 game hitting streak against Claude Passeau and Henry Wysebach who seek their 11th win.
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Chicago
Charlie Grimm
Manhager
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Boston Braves
Grimm
Wrigley Field
Braves
Boston
Tommy Holmes
Holmes
Claude Passeau
Passeau
Henry Wysebach
Fommy
Joyce and Ruffin Finish Training for 12-Round Bout
New York lightweights Willie Joyce and Bobby Ruffin completed hard camp for a 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden. They will taper with a light punching day drill today before tomorrow's fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willie Joyce
Bobby
Ruffin
Madison Square Garden
St Leger Set for York Run Amid Three-day Meeting
The St Leger will be staged at York during a three day meeting from September 4 to 6. The classic race for three-year-olds over a mile and three quarters is expected to be run on September 4 or 6, according to announcements yesterday.
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London
York
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Minute
Canarsie Cloutér
Besntown
Holans
Phil Mast
Tomy
Adrienia
Pacie
Byarozania
Hanes Iarcser
Watts
Fritzie Zivic
Ring
A. L
Ladislaw
Gormley
Billows
Joyce
America
S. Treet
Conat Rte Ie
Pusrt
Saratoga’ Raceway
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