Tigers Split With Philadelphia In Opener Rally
Detroit Tigers split a doubleheader with the Philadelphia Athletics as Dizzy Trout earned his ninth win in the opener while Ruffus Gentry took a setback in the nightcap 2–0. Detroit heads to Boston for a Fourth of July doubleheader as Hal Newhouser targets his 12th win with Johnny Gorsica set for the other start.
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Hogan and MeSpaden Tie In Chicago Playoff Round
In a dramatic Chicago Victory National playoff Hogan and Jug MeSpaden battled 18 holes for the title. MeSpaden forged back from two strokes down late to tie Hogan at 273 and force a playoff as crowd of 10 000 roared. Nelson, Revolta, and Byrd trailed.
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GOP Nominee Takes Orders From Golf Pro at Ridgewood
Danbury July 3 George Ferrier a longtime Ridgewood Country Club pro says Governor Dewey the GOP nominee accepts orders on the course. Ferrier recalls teaching Dewey as district attorney and notes Dewey sometimes questions the method but aims to break 100 and scores in the low 80s when he controls his wood shots.
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All Stars Fall to Hatters 11 to 4 at Riverside Park
The Toledo Hatters defeated the Jenkins All-Stars 11 to 4 at Riverside Park yesterday. Hatters led with four in the first, Jenkins replied with three in the first, and the game swung with three more Hatters in the eighth. Adrian pitched ten hits allowed. Jenkins made five errors. The All-Stars meet Clayton next Sunday.
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Tigers Named On All Star Team For Game July 11
The American League announces its wartime All Star squad led by manager Joe Cronin with 25 players chosen from Detroit Cleveland Washington St. Louis Boston New York Chicago Philadelphia and Philadelphia. Key selections include Richard Ferrell Henry Borowy Joe Page Thurman Tucker Oris Hockett and Vernon Stephens among others. The game scheduled for July 11 in Pittsburgh pits the AL against the NL with McCarthyDB as veteran All Star skipper.
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Rollie) Hemsley
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Vernon Stephens
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Hubbard urges unified football rules after war
Major Cac Hubbard former Denver University coach and football rules committee member advocates postwar single rule book for high school college and pro football. He backs forward passing from behind scrimmage and a lighter five yard penalty for inadvertent forward passes. Spoken from Sioux Falls Army Air Field he also pushes a unified rules set and restoral of the kickoff. His stance contrasts with the wartime pause and aims to standardize the game across levels.
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Segura Beats Samson for Collegiate Title at Northwestern
Francisco Pancho Segura of Miami earned the collegiate crown at Northwestern University by defeating Notre Dame’s Charles Samson 6-0 6-4 6-0 in 54 minutes. Segura, already on a hot streak with recent National Clay Court and Cincinnati tri-state wins, heads to the Western Championships in Neenah and then the Chicago Open at River Forest through July 16 as the top preseason favorite.
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Dailey Hurls No Hitter as Mags Beat Hillsdale
Wayne Dailey pitched a no hitter leading Magnesium Fabricators to a 1 0 victory over Hillsdale Independents at Island Park. Dailey, Stoops, Pate and McQueen provided all four Magnesium hits with Dailey driving in the lone run on a third inning single.
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Pep Training For Bout With Joyce
Willie Pep today began light training for a ten round featherweight bout with Willie Joyce of Gary Indiana at Comiskey Park Friday. Pep weighed 130 pounds reported after arriving from New York yesterday.
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Boston Red Sox cap Hughson wins 22nd in 1-0 opener
Cecil Tex Hughson, the Boston right hander, matched his 1942 form by beating the St. Louis Browns 1-0 in the opener of a twin bill. He reached 22 wins, pitched 126 innings, and logged 12 complete games as Boston also won the nightcap 3-2 in 11 innings to close within a game and a half of first.
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Tex) Hughson
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Baseball summary of night games and standings
Night games feature the Phillies, Red Sox, and Braves with key performances from Wasdell and Hughson in a 5-5 opener and a 4-2 second game for Philadelphia. Crowds and scorers note Dizzy Trout, Spud Davie, and other stars as the Braves and Athletics posted wins. Standings show St Louis and Brooklyn near top in the National League as rainouts and extra innings shaped the schedule.
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Hitk Walker Brooklyn 101 Doubies Mustal and Harrell
Hitk Walker of Brooklyn scored 101, with Doubies Mustal of St Louis and Triples Harrell of Pittsburgh contributing. Mame Tuns Olt of New York added 18. Siaen Bases Ryan and Pitching Munger of St Louis combined for 10-2833.
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Stars and rookies spark early baseball openers
Johnny Hopp and Tel Wilks lead Cardinals to a sweep with a clutch RBI in the first, as Wilks limits the Dodgers to six hits. Giants rookie Jim Konstanty wins his third straight start in the opener. Indians edge Senators in extras as Keltner's single caps a 10th inning rally and Bourgeois drives in the decisive run. White Sox, Bud Metheny supply late runs to beat the Yankees in 10th. Metheny scores game winner.
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