Yankees Ramble as Principal Rivals Falter
Yankees surge while Red Sox and Tigers slump. DiMaggio’s streak ends as Milnar beats Boston in a 2-0 game. Red Sox drop four straight and nine of 11. Tigers fall 11 of 14 and slip from first division. Boston’s shutout loss to Chicago’s Buck Ross is noted.
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DiMaggio
Milnar
Judson Bailey
Associated Press
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Boston Red Sox
Petrait Tigers
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Troit
Lee
Buck) Ross
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Tam O'Shanter Open yields confusion and golf excess
The Tam O'Shanter Open chaos dominates pursued rounds with 136 professionals in the Open and 136 amateurs in match play. Joe DiMaggio's 18 game hitting streak ends at Cleveland as Lefty Milnar and a trio of Yankee double plays help the Indians fall 5 1. The Dodgers beat Cincinnati while Beazley blanks Philadelphia and Chicago Cubs edge Boston Braves.
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Napoleon
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Cleveland Indians
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Lefty Milnar
Atley Donald
Yanks
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
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Ray Starr
Gene Thompson
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Falls
Johnny Beazley
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Claude ~Asseau
Osseau
Fullerton's Roundup Highlights and Web of Baseball Buzz
Sid Feder surveys baseball and sport chatter from New York, noting rumors of a Louis Conn bout around Sept. 20, bantamweight Ortiz pressing Salica for Aug 7 pay, Hornsby praising Ford Garrison in Fort Worth, and Daffy Dean comparing favorably to Diz. Frank Slater ferries bombers, USGA links tourney for Pearl Harbor relief, Getto’s Kansas anchor to Sutherland, Rollie Hemsley swapped sides, Turnbull powering Whirlaway, and Durocher’s ban sparking dressing room interviews.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Grapevine
Sam
Manuel Ortiz
Lou Salica
California
Rogers Hornsby
Ford
Fort Worth
Daffy Dean
Diz
Ray
Frank Slater
Fordham
USGA
Pearl Harbor
Mike Getto
Kansas
Jock Sutherland
Brooklyn
Jock
Dan Topping
Blues Seek First Victory in All-Star Game
Kansas City Blues face the American Association all-stars for the third time in a charity game to raise funds for Army and Navy relief. The Yankees subsidiary hopes to avenge two earlier losses, with starter plans swapping among George Munger and four other top hurlers as Johnny Neun weighs his pitching options.
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Stars
Ernie Bonham
Bill Burwell
Louisville
George Munger
Columbus
Johnny Neun
Johnnie Johnson
Francis Shea
Ray Volpi
Giants and Reds Clash in Tight Third-Place Race
Idle Giants watch as Cincinnati Reds face potential return of third place while Brooklyn Dodgers beat Cin cinnati 5-1. Ray Starr suffers fourth straight loss as Kirby Higbe earns his 10th win of the year with five hits allowed. Medwick and Ca milli drive key two RBI hits for Brooklyn amid three doubles in the win.
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Pittsburgh
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Brooklyn
Dodgers
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Kirby Highe
Cincinnati
Redlegs
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Gee Walker
Ducky Medwick
Dolph Camilli
Higbe
Bivins Faces Muscato In Close 10 Round Clash
In Cleveland, Jimmy Bivins and Joe Muscato prepare for a razor edge ten round light heavyweight bout at the Cleveland Arena. Bookmakers list odds at three to two in favor of Bivins, with Muscato promising power by throwing climactic punches.
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Joe Muscato
Buffalo
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Bivins
Cleveland Arena
Lem Franklin
Franklin
Davis
Reds and Dodgers Box Score from Brooklyn Contest
Cincinnati and Brooklyn players pressed for runs with Medwick Camilli and Reese driving in key RBIs. Starr started for Cincinnati and Higbe pitched for Brooklyn as the game ended 5 to 1 in favor of Brooklyn after late scoring chances. Attendance reached 19,943 with a 1:49 time of game.
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Thule
Siedence
Eden Ance
Starr
Phillips
Brooklyn
Reese
Highe
Haas
Frey
Higbe
Thompson
Stewart, Dunn
Sears
Baseball season leaders and key stats list
Front Runners AMERICAN leader Williams Boston runs 76 and 89 RBIs. Spence Washington 120 hits. Williams Boston 8 home runs. Case Washington 18 stolen bases. Boreer New York 5 pitching. Reiser Brooklyn 380 National batting. Reiser Brooklyn 64 runs. Mize New York 71 RBIs and 18 home runs. Medwick Brooklyn 112 hits. Reiser Brooklyn 12 stolen bases. French Brooklyn 111 pitching.
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Boston
Spence
Washington
Case
Boreer
New York
Reiser
Brooklyn
Mize
Medwick
French
Baseball Standings and Yesterday's Scores
Recaps of games: Chicago defeated Boston 2 to 1, St. Louis beat Philadelphia 7 to 0, Brooklyn downed Cincinnati 5 to 1, Chicago won 2 to 0 against Boston, New York triumphed over Cleveland 5 to 1 in 10 innings, Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 11 to 8, Washington edged Detroit 2 to 1. Association: no games scheduled.
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Pittsburgh Ee
Philadelphia - So
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Cleveland Wee
Kansas City
Comer Wins Flag Tournament At Athens Country Club
Mrs Ann Comer captured the women's flag tournament at Athens Country Club yesterday by planting her flag in the cup on the 10th hole with the farthest distance from the tee. Mrs J E Algeo finished second, her last stroke leaving the ball about six inches from the cup on 10, and Mrs Mike Heaney placed third with a flag just short of the 200 yard marker on 10. A medal play handicap event is set for this weekend and Sunday marks the last day for qualifying for the club championship.
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Ann Comer
Athens Country Club
J. E. Algeo
Mike Heaney
Home-Front Drive for Ohio Metal Is Begun
Ohio launches a home-front drive to gather 2 175 000 tons of iron and steel scrap. Robert O Weible, executive secretary of the general salvage division, says 70 percent will come from industrial plants railroads mines and automobile graveyards. Individuals will be called to raise the remaining 650 000 tons.
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Ohio
Robert O. Weible
General Salvage Division
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