Trosky Two Homers Power Tribe Past Yankees in Cleveland
Hal Trosky slugged his 16th and 17th homers to lead Cleveland to a 5 3 win over the New York Yankees. Al Milnar earned his 12th victory tying Bob Feller for the league lead as the Indians snapped a skid and moved 2 1/2 games ahead of Detroit, with Boston two games behind. Pearson allowed nine hits over three innings for the visitors while Milnar yielded five as Cleveland sped to their fourth straight defeat for New York.
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Tigers to stage night baseball under Briggs Stadium lights
Detroit Tigers, long holdouts for night games, prepare for 1941 under lights at Briggs Stadium as owner Walter C Briggs moves to equip the park for evening baseball. Only New York Washington and Boston reportedly still oppose night games.
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Red Sluggers Edge Toward Lead Amid Sluggish Hitting
Boston prepares for a doubleheader with Cincinnati as manager Bill McKechnie presses for offense. McCormick and Lombardi power the Reds lineup, while the club seeks to widen a two game margin after the Cubs beat Brooklyn. Sailor Bill Posedel and Richard Errickson are listed for Boston as Stengel reshuffles his pitching staff.
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Standings Thursday schedule across leagues and teams
National league games feature Chicago at Brooklyn and New York at Philadelphia. Detroit visits St Louis in a cross city clash as the association sets midweek lineup.
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Hoosiers Defeat AA Club in High-Scoring Night
The St Paul Saints beat Indianapolis 11 to 6 behind a 13 hit attack with four homers led by Zientara and Brack. Indianapolis pitcher Gil Brack homered once as Art Herring pitched the full game for St Paul. Kansas City lost 6 to 2 to Toledo as Johnny Marcum limited the Blues to two safeties. Milwaukee trimmed Columbus 10 to 9 in a slugfest while Minneapolis defeated Louisville 7 to 6, despite Louisville outhitting the Millers 18 to 13.
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Dover Chauncey Youths Attend State Encampment Events
Dover and Chauncey youths attended the Ohio State Encampment of Spanish American War Veterans in Akron with members from Athens County Camp No. 78 and Ladies Auxiliary No. 64. The event noted the next state meeting in Zanesville in June 1941 and plans for National Encampment in Detroit.
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Lancaster
Zanesville
F. H. ‘Staffinger
Detroit
Fight Results Meet in Chauncey
Chauncey report lists results from a local meet with participants Florence Pendergrass and Ben Hammond among others. Details include event timing and night plays, plus mentions of regional sports figures and a St. Louis baseball game against the Cleveland Indians.
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Briezing Along With Brietz New York P
A collage of baseball notes from New York sports pages. Mentions include St Louis Browns versus Yankees, Carl Snavely at Colorado U coaching, Dutch Clark of the Cleveland Rams, Van Mungo squeezed into Dodgers dough, a Newark fan backing Tony Galento for every tooth he knocks out Bauer, Ford C Prick’s chair incident, radio show quips, Ray Blades with the Cardinals, Fordham Tennessee football series, Dec Sutherland in town with Brooklyn, Freddie Fitzsimmons as ambassador for Hot Potato Hamlin, El Galento’s punch incident, Joe DiMaggio and Joe Louis headlines, and Tom Meany noting Ben Chapman wearing glasses for umpiring.
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State Amateur Opens Bobby Servis Defends Title
Bobby Servis of Dayton defends his State Amateur title at Shaker Heights Country Club. The 7th state amateur championship features 80 players with Servis placed in the championship flight and the event running through multiple rounds into Sunday. Local contenders include John Wood and Don Shots, with the tournament schedule noting rounds Thursday through Sunday at the club.
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League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Danning of New York leads with 60 runs while Hack of Chicago has 48. Melton of New York, Fitzsimmons of Brooklyn, and Frey of Cincinnati pace stolen bases with 61. Radcliff of St. Louis leads batting at .268 and Foxx of Boston and McCosky of Detroit share 38 RBIs. Newsom of Detroit tops pitching with a notable ERA.
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Buchtel Hosts Girls Tennis Tourney Sunday
With 12 entries the Buchtel girls tennis tourney opened Sunday at the high school playground under Recreation Director Harry Lackey. First round matched Dresher with Hughes and Watts with Householder, while byes and second round draws determined remaining pairings. Finals not scheduled for Friday evening.
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Nutter
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Elkins
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Alice Marble In Spotlight
California champion Alice Marble teamed with Bobby Riggs to defeat Dorothy Heneley in a mixed demolition match. In Cincinnati, Mary Arnold swept Mary Whitaker 6 0 6 0, while Riggs beat Robert Trautman 6 0 6 1 in singles.
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Wrestling results from Indianapolis card noted
Cerve Roche 222 Decatur Til defeated Goor Henry 281 Nebraska two straight falls. Chris Zaharias 230 Pueblo Colo defeated Jack Kennedy 228 Dallas Tex in 15 minutes.
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Don McNeill Aims For College Title At Intercollegiates
Don McNeill of Kenyon College, the third national ranked player, geared to defend the Intercollegiate title at Merion after a Chicago win over Boudy Riggs. He noted college spirit heightens effort and noted postponements due to rain.
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Dodgers Fall to Cubs in 8-3 Loss as Browns Climb
The Chicago Cubs routed the Dodgers 8-3 in a night game, with Brooklyn dropping seven of their last nine decisions. Joe Medwick sparked a rally and Dixie Walker drew walks as the Cubs seized control late. Meanwhile other MLB action saw the Pirates edge the Phillies and the Indians halt the Yankees, with the Red Sox routing Schoolboy Rows in the opener of a doubleheader. The Browns won 12 to move up to fourth behind the Yankees and Red Sox in a tight standings race.
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Burke Paces College Meet at Manchester Vermont
Burke leads the field at the National Collegiate A A Golf championship as match play begins. Johnny Burke of Georgetown and 1538 champion pair with John Leldy of Michigan, Burke shooting 71 72 43 to lead qualifiers while Leldy posts two 78s for 156. Upsets expected as 64 survive 36 hole first rounds with rounds three and four also 18 holes tomorrow and semifinals set for 36 holes.
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