Champions Drop Pair to Braves After Ace Quits
The St Louis Perdinals suffer a double loss in Boston as Cooper rebellion widens the gap to 8 games behind the Giants. Mort and Lanier miss due to illness or pre-induction, Bud Byerly starts in relief, and Phil Masi drives a 14th inning rally to beat the Braves 5-4. Brooklyn rides another win streak while the Western invaders falter.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
St. Louis
Cooper
Boston
New York Giants
Mort
Braves
Bud Byerly
Billy Southworth
Sainy Breadon
Brendon Brier
Cooper Brothers
Catcher Waller
Max Lanier
Denton
N. C
Southworth
Phil Masi
Dick Culler
Blix Donnelly
Bob Logan
Souther
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Giants
Hal Gregg
Ed Heusser Suffers His First Defeat In Dodgers Bust
HAL GREGG and the Dodgers halted Pittsburgh for Brooklyn's 11th straight win. CULLER hit a one in inning to beat the Cards 5-4. Logan pitched the nightcap in Boston debut. WASDELL led the Phillies past Cincinnati 6-2 with nine hits. OTT drove in three for the Giants in a 6-0 win over Chicago.
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Gregg
Brooklyn
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Chicago
Mel Ott
Phil Weintraub
Ernie Lombardi
Hank Wyse
Phillies
Ed Heusser
Dick Barrett
Cincinenati
Dick Culler
Bob 1Gan
Braves
Culler
Cards
Logan
Boston
Jimmy Wasdell
Cincinnati
Giants
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Philadelphia
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Orphal
Whitlow Wyatt
Ger Fred Fitzsimmons
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mana
Reds
Phils
Heusser
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Arrett
al Libke
Walter Plager
Libke
Dick Sipek
Cincinnati Williams
Clay
Q Walker
McCormick
New England
Mesner
Flager
Ss A Garvin
Presbyterian Church
Lakeman
Manning
Bheusser
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O.bing
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Wilson Inman
Loretta Tompson
Philadelph Abr
al Cunningham
Crawford
B. Wagner
Norma Wallraven
Foxx
Meek
Dorothea Mace
Athens
Picc
Wasdell
Wagner
DiMaggio
Triplett
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Migs Nila Ruth Stebert
Ames- 12Ville
June Antonelli
Morrison
Mancuso
al Mitchell
Lenai Logan
Robbins
Zanesville
Jones Hapten
Stroupe
Gok
Goodman
Sanford
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Columbus
Tom Snyder
Antonelli
Mareinko
Cinnati
Ap- Roberts
Dell
Spiek
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Hing Lumber Co
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McCor
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Sloan
Mick
Engleskind
Oberlin College
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Fox
Swankween
Ailmatch
Barrett
Heus
New Straitsville
W. Grandy
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Pincelli
Ballanfant
Boggess
Wepride
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Ward
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D. Watkins
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Hartman
Adams
Hinerman
Hayhurst GA
Pierson
Woolery
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Jack and Jill Bowling League New England Briefs
Paterson New Jersey Jimmy Mills 147 Warren 0 outpointed Joe Lamotta 149 New York 7 Clint Miller 125 Elizabeth TKO Sammie Tischier 12711 New York Akron 6 Charles Roth 204 Detroit outpointed Don Morrow 198 Cleveland 8 Tom Woodward 185 Columbus outpointed Ira n Hughes 180 Akron 8
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N. J
Jimmy Mills
Warren
Joe Lamotta
New York
Clint Miller
Elizabeth
Sammie Tischier
Akron
Charles Roth
Detroit
Don Morrow
Cleveland
Tom Woodward
Columbus
Iran Hughes
Tennis Plans Unaltered by Europe Peace
New York AP reports the United States Lawn Tennis Association will maintain wartime limits on championship play with plans for a broad but restricted schedule. Holcombe Ward says major events are tentatively set though travel restrictions could affect sanctions. The Davis Cup and all major international competition remain off until after the war.
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New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Europe
Holcombe Ward
Ward
British Lawn Tennis Association
League Leaders Baseball Summary
League leaders list top performers by batting pitching and fielding from multiple teams. Notable names include Cuccinello Stirnweiss Stephens Derry Case Holmes Ott Lombardi Weintraub and Voiselle with counts for runs runs batted in hits home runs stolen bases and pitching records.
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Stirnweiss
New York
Stephens
St. Louis
Derry
Case
Washington
Benton
Detroit
Borony
Holmes
Boston
Ott
Lombardi
Weintraub
McCormick
Cincinnati
Voiselle
Wartime College Sports Moves Highlight Bushnell Efforts
Fullerton notes Asa Bushnell's push to unfreeze football rules and cut travel, plus the wartime strain on college athletics. He questions if reduced travel offsets new resumption burdens and Bushnell's Washington talks with ODT officials. He also comments on Mort Cooper’s repeated exits, Carl Hubbell’s farmhand comparison, and Clemson’s football letter-winners in service.
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Hugh Fullerton, Jr
New York
Asa Bushnell
Central Athletic Office
Asa
Bushmell
Washington
ODT
S-Set
Max Baer
Kelly Field
Tex
Clemson College
Uncle Sam
Camp Ellis
Bookies Back in Ohio Spotlight as Officials Push Reform
Cleveland Safety Director proposes legalizing and licensing bookies to curb crime tied to racing handbooks. In Columbus, Ohio Bell and Sheriff spar over removing gambling phones. Dispatch notes a bookie joint’s operations amid renewed crackdown efforts.
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Cleveland
Frank D. Celebrezze
Columbus
Ohio
Bell Telephone Co
Franklin County
Jacob Sandusky
Ohio Bell
Sandusky
Adde
Lye
James Rhodes
Columbus Dispatch
Ten Schools Enter Northeastern Ohio District Track Meet
Twenty Class A high schools entered for the Northeastern Ohio District track and field meet in Salem. Last year eighteen schools participated and North High School won the event.
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SALEM
Ohio
North
Jungle Beast Shows Start Times Noted in Public Notice
Performances begin at 3 and 8 pm with gates opening at 2 and 7 pm for the big menageries featuring wild jungle beasts from global collections.
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