Everybody's Happy Cooper Traded To Boston Braves
Mor tem Cooper left the St. Louis Cardinals after a salary dispute and was traded to Boston for pitcher Red Kassrett and an unannounced player. Boston officials hailed the move as obtaining the league's best pitcher. East Tech faces a shaky path as district results suggest a shift in state track favorites with Columbus East Mansfield Akron North and Lakewood among likely contenders.
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ST. Louis
Mortem Cooper
Sam Breadom
Baschall
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Cooper
Charles “Red
Kars Rett
Columbus
Cleveland
East Tech
Columbus East
Mansfield
Akron
North
Lakewood
Cleveland Rhodes
East
Fred Johnson
Preat Jamal Afzal
Jim Smithy
Cuccinello
Chica
Tygers
Stirnweiss
New York
Stephraces
Etten
York
Case
Washington
Stephens
Louis
Leach
Ferris
Boston
Bop Wilging
Rhodes
West Side
League Leaders Tronal Ott Lombardi Holmes Lead Batting
Ott and Holmes top league batting with Ott from New York and Holmes of Boston sharing 28 runs batted in led by Lombardi New York with 9 homers and Voiselle New York at 8 0 record while Kurowski of St Louis also features among leaders with 27 hits and 44 total hits for Holmes.
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Ott
New York
Holmes
Boston
Lombard
Kurowski
St. Louis
Lombardi
Voiselle
Three Teams Setting Fast Pace in AA Standings
In a tight American Association race, Louisville, Milwaukee and Indianapolis led with strong wins. Louisville beat Boston 15-5, Milwaukee routed Columbus, and Indianapolis defeated Kansas City as Toledo dropped to a loss. St. Louis upset Chicago 9-5, while St. Paul and Kansas City also posted victories.
Fullerton's Roundup Sports Notes and Signings
Cardnals owner Breadon sells Mort Cooper amid salary clash while Braves accept the loss. Roosevelt Raceway to host 100 nights this summer via Cedar Point Trotting Association. Al Valentine to run both shows. One Minute Sports Page notes Jack Johnson 67 to box. International League home run surge after fence move. Santa Anita Handicap tickets sold out. Ken Hicks returns from Army to pitch for Los Angeles and balk call on a misread cue. Marine service dept. profiles baseball managers expanding catching staff under Harry Hughes with Dee Moore Aubrey Epps Neil Andrews.
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Hugh Fullerton, Jr
New York
Sam Breadon
Cardinals
Mort Cooper
Grin
Barrett
Braves
Breadon
Stony Island
Roosevelt Raceway
Cedar Point
Old Country Association
al Valentine
Jack Johnson
International League
Jersey City
Service Dept
Harry Hughes
Atlanta
Pacific
Pic
Dee Moore
Reds
Phillies
Dodgers
Corp
Aubrey Epps
Pirates
Memphis Chicks
Neil Andrews
Cooper Deal Scrambles National League Flag Race
The sale of Mort Cooper to Boston unsettles the NL chase as Giants Pirates and Cubs gain. St Louis and Boston games highlight a busy day with Cooper’s loss raising chances for rivals while Van Mungo shines for the Giants and Passeau powers the Cubs in Philadelphia.
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Jack Hand
Sale
Mort Cooper
Boston
Giants
Pirates
Cubs
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Billy Southworth
Charley
Red
van Mungo
New York
Cincinnati
Ace Adams
Reds
Bucky Walters
Mel Ott
Chicago
Claude Passeau
Phillies
Bruins
Charley Schanz
Jimmy Foxx
Pittsburgh
al Gionfriddo
Frankie Frisch
Rip Sewell
St. Louis
Jack’ Creel
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Whitey Kurowski
Ray Sanders
Creel
Dave Ferriss
Boston Red Sox
Ferriss
Floyd Bevens
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Joe Haynes
Hal New
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Major League Action
Summary of daily standout performances across teams. Dave Ferriss and Hal Newhouser highlighted with key wins, Van Mungo and Kouser contributed strong hits and strikeouts. Allie Reynolds and Hershel Martin powered their clubs to wins, while Lowrey, Gionfriddo, Creel, and Rocco added critical plays in tight games.
Boxing Boom Continues Despite Victory in Europe
A nationwide AP survey shows boxing thriving despite fewer new pros, with promoters expecting limited talent from discharged soldiers but continuing to schedule top bouts. New Orleans revenue hit 17 279 dollars for a Bernard Docusen Lulu Costantino card, while promoter Mike Jacobs budgets a 100 000 dollar house for Rocky Graziano Bummy Davis at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Associated Press
Germany
Armed Services
New Orleans
Bernard Docusen
Mike Jacobs
Bummy Davis
Madison Square Garden
Mike
Bob Brickman
Cleveland
Bob Pastor
Yesterday's baseball results across leagues
Yesterday's results list multiple games by league and city. The National League shows Chicago 5 over Philadelphia 3 and Brooklyn defeated by St. Louis 11 to 1, with Pittsburgh 9 beating Boston 8. The American League includes Detroit 7 over Philadelphia 1 and New York 5 over Chicago 3, plus Boston 4 over St. Louis 1 and Cleveland 3 over Washington 2. The Association results feature Milwaukee 11 over Columbus 2, Kansas City 9 over Toledo 5, Louisville 9 over Minneapolis 4, and Indianapolis 8 over St. Paul 1.
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New York
Associated Press
Brooklyn St. Louis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Chicago
Dianapolis
Pittsburgh
Boston
American
Toledo
Mud Hens
Mud Hens, Tied With the Club Ww. UI. Ret. Colonels
Detroit
St. Louis
Kansas City Blues
Washington
Brewer
Floyd Speer
City
Columbus
St Pawl
Lee
St. Paul
Saints
Ed Wright
Indians
Kansas City
Blues
Hershel Martin
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Harry Lowrey
Cubs
Phillies
AL Gionfriddo
Pirates
Shade J
Jack Creel
Cardinals
Dodgers
Mickey Rocco
Don Ross
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Voiselle Seeks Ninth Straight Win Versus Reds
Bill Voiselle, star rookie pitcher for the New York Giants, meets Ed Beusser in Cincinnati aiming for his ninth victory of the season as Mungo and Kerr spark a 2-0 Giants win in the first night game. Walters suffers the loss. In Cleveland, Lewis Mumaw named general manager of The Arena sports center.
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Dave Ferriss
Red Sox
Browns
Hal Newhouser
Tigers
van Mungo
Giants
Cincinnati
New York
Bill Voiselle
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Voiselle
Ed Beusser
van Lingle Mungo
Buddy Kerr
Napoleon Reyes
Mungo
Reyes
Bucky Walters
Vatten Redlegs
Cleveland
Lewis Mumaw
Cleveland Baseball Club
Arena
al Sutphin
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