Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
Results show multiple games with detailed innings and pitchers. Highlights include New York beating Boston 5 3, Brooklyn trailing Philadelphia 8 1, and Chicago routing St Louis 14 0, plus American League ties and late rallies. Multiple pitchers noted: Hiller Gumpert Berra Dobson Tebbetts and others.
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Boston
New York
Bickford
Mass
Kennedy
Jones
Cooper
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Vander Meer
Gumbert
Lamanno
Williams
Queen
Highlee
Kluttz
Fitzgerald
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Behrman
Campanella
Dubiel
Heintzelman
Seminick
Padgett
Chicago
St. Louis
Meyer
McCall
Rush
Dobernic
Schmitz
Scheffing
Munger, Wilks
Pollet
Burkhart
Papai
Baker
Hiller
Gumpert
Berra
Dobson
Tebbetts
Detroit
Cleveland
Trout
Swift
Muncrief
Gromek
Black
Hogan
Tipton
Washington
Brissie
Franks
Masterson
Harrist
Hudson
Evans
Stephens
Garver
Moss
Partee
Pieretti
Pearson
Grove
Robinson
Bronca
Jansen
Simmons
Raffensberger
Peterson
Chipman
Chesnes
Brazie
Newhouser
Wight
Haynes
Feller
Philadelphias
Fowler
Byrne
Scarborough
Ferriss
American Association
Cleveland Ws
Brooklyn Oumen Se
Cincinnati -O-E
Chicago O
Indianapolis
Columbus Cee
Milwaukee
St. Paul Wewan
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo Acrooume
Louisvill
Hitting of Joost and Brissie key A's drive for pennant
Eddie Joost drove in two runs including a leadoff homer and Lou Brissie kept the Senators at bay with nine strikeouts as the Philadelphia Athletics beat Washington 5 3 in a clutch win. Brissie improved to 10 6 while Joost powered the offense in a tight pennant chase.
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Joost
Brissie
Athletics
Associated Press
Philadelphia Athletics
Eddie Joost
Lou Brissie
A’s
Senators
Washington
Mackinen
Cardinals Open to Baker Trade Boost Behind The Plate
Columbus Red Birds trade catcher Bill Baker to St. Louis Cardinals to strengthen the backstop corps. Cardinals assess Garagiola Del Rice and Del Wilber as average receivers while noting Baker’s strong American Association reputation. Reports also mention Negro league prospects Jose Santiago Oreste Minosa and Josh Gibson Jr in surrounding context.
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Bill Baker
Columbus Red Birds
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Conroy
Baker
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Cardinal
Joe Garagiola
del Rice
Portsmouth
del Wilber
American Association
Ferrell Anderson
St. Paul
Anderson
Cincinnati
Saints
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Bruce Edwards
Roy Campanella
Leo Durocher
Gil Hodges
Jackie Robinson
Preston Ward
Eddie Miksis
Dodger
Durocher
Flatbush
Cleveland Indians
New Jersey
Jose Santiago
Oreste Minosa
New York Cubans
Josh Gibson, Jr
Babe Ruth
Youngstown Colts
Gibson
Homestead
Grays
Miners wallop Plainsmen 15 to 6 to stay in first
Glouster Miners piled up 19 base hits before a capacity crowd to defeat The Plains 15 6 and remain atop the Hocking Valley League. Toth and Hallam had four hits and Roman hit a homer for Glouster Caley led Plains with four hits. Glouster will host New Marshfield next Sunday.
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Glouster
Glouster Miners
The
Plains Here
Toth
Hallam
Roman
Caley
New Marshfield
Reds Stop Pirates in Pittsburgh Duel for 5th Victory
Cincinnati sent Teddy Kluszewski to the fore with a ninth inning double driving in the tying and winning runs as the Reds rallied past the Pirates 6-4. Hank Sauer provided a key run on a walk and scoring on a passed ball while Bob Chipman started for Chicago.
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Red Sox
Yankees
New Yorkers
Boston
Ted Williams
Indians
A’s
Dizzy Trout
Tigers
Cleveland
Paul Lehner
al Zarilla
St. Louis Browns
White Sox
Chicago
Boston Braves
Giants
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ted Kluszewski
Cincinnati Reds
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Ed Waitkus
Bill Nicholson
Chicago Cubs
Cards
St. Louis
Stan Musial
Reds
Johnny Neun
Redlegs
Teddy Kluszewski
Argolll
Howie Schultz
Mel Queen
Hank Sauer
Big Ted
Charlie Grimm
Bob Chipman
Portsider
Neun
Kenny
Kluszewski
Kirby Higbe
OVA Schedule Changes Involve Reedsville Gallians Tilt
Race to the field as the OVA announces schedule changes. Reedsville meets Gallians in a twilight game moved to Sunday Aug 1 as part of a double header. The Reedsville Gallipolis tilt, originally Thursday July 22, shifts to Sunday Aug 8 in a twinbill.
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Racine
Ohiio Valley Association
Donald C. Wolfe
Reedsville
Gallian
Gallipolis
Gallians
Comets Split Doubleheader With Blenko Glass
Apple Grove West Virginia Upset results show the Sunyside Comets take the opener 3-1 before losing 4-3 in the nightcap to Blenko Glass of Milton. Ode Rice tosses a three hitter for his third win while the Comets manage only three hits. Next Sunday the Comets host the Moose Club of Huntington in a doubleheader.
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Apple Grove
W. Va
Sunnyside Comets
Blenko Glass
Milton
Ode Rice
Comets
Glassmen
Moose Club
Huntington
Ccacu
Blenko
Richman
Rice and Burris
Shoppers Edge Eagles in 9th Inning City League Tilt
Banks' Sport Shop softballers rally from behind twice to beat the Eagles 5 to 4 in a nine inning City League contest. Wayne Hutchison and Bert Barnes sparked the late rally with a tying double and a key hit, while Ray Dunfee drove in the winning run in the ninth. The game featured disputes with umpires and a late protest that was withdrawn.
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Banks’ Sport Shop
Eagles
Raniaiine
MerIdivins
Red Cartwright
Shoppers
Cartwright
Lash
Wayne
Hutchison
Bert Barnes
Barnes
Bob Miller
Bill van Dyke
Ray Dunfee
Frank Dussell
Woody English
Bill Sprague
Beagles
Cartwright and
Indians Sign Negro Star Satchel Paige to Pitch Crew
Cleveland announces the signing of Leroy Paige 39 known as Satchel to bolster the pitching staff. Manager Lou Boudreau and president Bill Veeck describe his demonstration as convincing and indicate Paige may start or relieve. Paige, former Monarchs star, has a 18 strikeout game record and a storied barnstorming career across Negro leagues.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Leroy
Satchel) Paige
Tribe
Lou Boudreau
Paige
Kansas City Monarchs
Bill Veeck
Indians
Larry Doby
Veeck
Boudreau
Hank Greenberg
Greenberg
Monarchs
Mobile
Ala
Birmingham Black Barons
Baltimore Black Sox
Chicago American Giants
Pittsburgh Crawfords
House of David
Bobby Feller
Yankee Stadium
Feller
Ten to Ace Shocks Derby Field After Betting Off
Ten to Ace with Coaltown in support recalls Canada's Man o War era as bettors avoid wagering at Polo Park. The Canadian Derby saw Ten to Ace seize early lead but fade to finish last after a strong start, amid the minus pool controversy.
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Winnipeg
NEA
Coaltown
Canada
Polo Park
Manitoba
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