Pirates Edge Cardinals in 10th to Split Twin Bill
In a two game set the Pittsburgh Pirates overcame a four run deficit to win 5 4 in 10 innings while the St Louis Cardinals claimed a 9 1 win in the opener. Vic Raschi earned victory for the Yankees as New York held a slim lead over Boston and Cleveland. Coal Town won the Washington Park feature in a four horse field with Armed second and Star Reward close behind.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Buccaneers
St. Louisians
Cardinals
Murry Dickson
Cardinal
St. Louis
Eddie Dyer
Cincinnati Reds
Red Munger
Bucs
Pittsburgh
Munger
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Vic Raschi
Athletics
Coaltown
Calumet Farm
Washington Park
Coal
Boudreau Still Hopeful Tribe Can Retain Pennant
Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau remained hopeful the Indians could win the pennant as they head on a road trip to Detroit after a home stand that yielded a doubleheader sweep of the White Sox. The club inched closer to the Yankees but fell further from Boston, while four home runs boosted confidence in Kenny Keltner Bob Kennedy and Larry Doby contributing key blasts.
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Hugh Casey
Joe Page
Yankees
Dodgers
Casey
Yanks
Page
New Yorks
Spec Shea
Bob Porterfield
Newark
Flinger
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Lou Boudreau
Detroit
Tribe
Chicago White Sox
New York
Boston
Tribesmen
Boudreau
Lou
Bob Kennedy
Keltner
Kennedy
Larry Doby
Gonzales May Join Net Pros After Stunning Comeback
Pancho Gonzales of Los Angeles, amateur tennis champion, stunned Ted Schroeder in the U S national final 16-18 2-6 6-1 6-2 6-4 before 13 000 spectators. Jack Kramer and Bob Riggs watched as Gonzales hinted at a future on the professional tour. Margaret Osborne DuPont defended the women’s title by defeating Doris Hart 6-4 6-1, and Gil Hall won the veterans’ crown 6-3 6-2 over Wilmer Allison.
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Pancho
Ted Schroeder
la Crescenta
Calif
Jack Kramer
Bobby Riggs
U.S
Margaret Osborne DuPont
Wilmington
Dela
Doris Hart
Jacksonville
Fla
Gil Hall
New York
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Tex
Boxing Roundup Results From Several Cities
In New York Jimmy Flood outpoints Danny Ruggerio 8 rounds in a New York bout and Roy Carter stops Rudy Turner in Buffalo. Corky Gonzales defeats Eddie Marotta in Denver by decision. Sandy Saddler defeats Harold Dade in Chicago by outpoint. Don Mogard beats Paddy Slavin in Belfast. Irish Bob Murphy stops Ike Patton in San Diego in 10 rounds.
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New York
Jimmy Flood
Danny Ruggerio
Yonkers
N. Y
Roy Carter
Rudy Turner
Buffalo
Denver
Corky Gonzales
Eddie Marotta
Cleveland
Chicago
Sandy Saddler
Harold Dade
Belfast
Don Mogard
Paterson
N. J
Paddy Slavin
Ireland
San Diego
Bob Murphy
Ike Patton
Los Angeles
Syracuse Beats Racine Maroons To Extend Streak
Syracuse earns its 18th straight win with a 3-2 victory over Racine by a rain shortened game in the Ohio Valley Association finale. The Bees move into second place as Gallipolis wins twice and Reedsville ties Racine for third. Twin Cities and Point Pleasant had two games rained out. Henry Clatworthy and Bill Williams race for batting title, Clatworthy winning by 0.0007.
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Syracuse
Racine
Maroons
Twin Cities
Point Pleasant
Gallipolis
Reedsville
Bees
Henry Clatworthy
Bill ‘Williams
Clatworthy
Williams
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Devine Sansat
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Jim Higgerty
Matt Hendricks
Bob Duckworth
Hendricks
Gainther
Charles Norris
Russell Grimm
Don Powell
Frank Valentine
Johnny Lee
Leo Valentine
Rocire
Lyle Balderson
Spencer
Powell
Hornets
Charles Chambers
Haggerty
Bill Hubbard
Hubbard
Vic Hager
Louie Sauer
Emilie Thomas
Baseball Results Across Leagues and Minor Circuits
Summary of multiple games across American and National Leagues plus American Association. Key outcomes include Washington beating Boston in a first game 2 to 5, Chicago defeating Cleveland 5 to 3, and New York versus Philadelphia ending in a called game due to darkness. National League notes Boston and Brooklyn games with scores 4-3 and 13-7, Cincinnati over Chicago 7-6, and Philadelphia over New York 9-7. American Association reports varied minor league results from Syracuse, Gallipolis, Racine, Point Pleasant, Twin Cities, and Reedsville with several rain interruptions and late inning rallies. Individual pitchers and line scores mentioned include Hudson, Calvert, Evans, Gumpert, Pieretti, Tebbetts, Raschi, Buxton, and others. Additional minor-league notes cover Hendricks, Valentine, Powell, Higgerty, and Gardner among players and teams represented.
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Washington
Boston
Hudson
Calvert
Evans
Chicago
Cleveland
Gumpert
Pieretti
Judson
New York
Philadelphia
Parnell and Tebbetts
Hittle
Gonzales
Haynes
Welteroth
Masterson and Batts
Klieman
Malone
Benton
Paige
Hegan
Haefner
Surkent
Wheeler
Lemon
St. Louis
Detroit
Papal
Ferrick
Moss
Hutchinson
Robinson
Kennedy
Lollar
Houtteman
Swift
Raschi
Buxton
Silvera
Brissie
Schieb
Harris
Astroth
Byrne
Page
Niarhos
Coleman
Shantz
Guerra
Genesus
Brooklyn
Spahn
Crandall
Hatten
Erskine
Minner
Campanella
G. Eliott
Hall
Barrett
Livingston
Roe
Cincinnati
Wehmeier
Howell
Leonard
Chipman
Schefng
Night Basketball Schedule Includes City Matchups
The schedule lists games Boston at Brooklyn at 7 30 p m with Voiselle and Newcombe. Philadelphia at New York doubles header at 12 30 and 2 30 p m featuring Roberts Borowy against Jones Kennedy. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh follows at 7 30 p m with Fox Walsh. Also Louisville Columbus Minneapolis Kansas City all night games with no other fixtures.
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Brooklyn
Voiselle
Newcombe
Philadelphia
New York
Roberts
Borowy
Jones
Kennedy
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Fox
Walsh
American Association
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Baseball season leaderboard rows from various teams
Batting leaders Williams Boston 134 runs 176 hits 37 home runs. Stephens Boston 145 runs batted in. Mitchell Cleveland 170 hits and 19 triples. Kell Detroit 35 doubles with Williams Boston. Dillinger St Louis 16 stolen bases. Robinson Brooklyn 348 at bats 180 hits 112 RBIs 34 doubles 29 stolen bases. Kiner Pittsburgh 42 home runs. Wilks St Louis 113 pitching wins with .786.
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Williams
Boston
Stephens
Mitchell
Cleveland
Kell
Detroit
Dillinger
St. Louis
Kinder
Eeeee
Robinson
Brooklyn
Reese
Hatton
Cincinnati
Ennis
Philadelphia
Musial
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Wilks
Rot Bann
Ennis Delivers Ninth Inning Lift as Phillies Split
Del Ennis hits a ninth inning single to give Philadelphia a 9-7 win over New York and adds a homer in a 4-2 victory. Hutchinson and Houtteman pace Detroit with shutout and tight win over St. Louis. Houtteman drives in a run with a double.
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del Ennis
Phillies
New York
Freddie Hutchinson
Art Houtteman
Tigers
Browns
Hutchinson
Houtteman
Scores Digest Of Recent Pro Baseball And Hockey Games
Washington defeated New York 3 to 2 and Boston beat Philadelphia 4 to 2. Cleveland won 5 to 0 over St. Louis while Detroit outpaced Chicago 5 to 4. Brooklyn triumphed over New York 6 to 2 and Chicago beat Pittsburgh 11 to 7. St Louis 6 11, Cincinnati 4 2, Philadelphia 9 8, Boston 8 7.
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Washington
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Sports Mirror Then and Now Highlights Major Baseball and Football Results
A compact look back at sports milestones: United States swept Davis Cup against Australia. The Browns crushed Miami 44-0 in the AFL era opening, and the Cardinals edged the Cubs 2-1 for an 18th straight win. Giants topped the College Stars 21-0 before a 38,777 Polo Grounds crowd with a slate of scorelines for several cities and a rain delay in Milwaukee and other sites.
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Australia
Cleveland
Browns
Miami
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
New York
Giants
College Stars
Polo Grounds
Eagles win second straight Hocking Valley title with 12 to 5 playoff victory
Nelsonville Eagles outslug Albany Panthers 12 5 to clinch the Hocking Valley League crown in a rain‑shortened playoff after six innings. Mark Brooker and Sam Jenkins led the offense with multiple triples and scores, while Edgar Jones earned his 15th win. Albany committed errors and base running miscues limited them despite seven hits.
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Sam Jenkins
Nelsonville Eagles
Albany Panthers
Plains Field
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Bill Winigman
Albany
Escue
Dick Macak
The
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Mark Brooker
Tom Oldfield
Brooker
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Wayne
Hutchison
Macak
Brooke
Panthers
Edgar Jones
Hocking Valley League
Dieket
Athens Merchants
New Marshfield
Loganes
Nelsonville Vfw
Pcrorere Kl Amnetasiner
Oem Eenne
Athens Eagle
Nelsonville Beats Albany in Rain-Interrupted Baseball Tilt
Nelsonville overwhelmed Albany 11 to 5 before rain halted play after five innings. Neutzling, Kowalczyk, and Knowlton led with multiple hits as Barstow and M. Brooker drove in runs. Macak threw 5 innings with 13 hits allowed. Rain ended the game with Nelsonville ahead and Albany fielding an eager crowd.
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Macak
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M. Brooker
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Hutchison
Jenkins
Newman
Winigman
Conan
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Champ
Dane
Enlow
Albany
Gibbs
Kostival
Jones
Oldfield
Fox and Callahan
Toime
Panthers
Rodney Gibbs
Brooker
Marv Knowlton
Bobcats Focus On Pass Game In Prep For WVU Opener
Ohio University football enters week two of practice with Sept. 24 opener against West Virginia. Injuries limit three players as Umstead Sudnick and DiBaggio return to drills. Morning and afternoon sessions emphasize pass offense and timing with blocking drills to conclude each session.
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Ohio University
West Virginia
Jim Umstead
Ed Sudnick
Tony DiBaggio
Jim McKenna
Ed Roberts
Ralph Barrows
Art Gudde
Maroons to Meet Racine Old-Timers Next Sunday
The Racine Maroons of the Ohio Valley Association will play the Racine Old-Timers club next Sunday at 2 30 p m in Racine.
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Racine
Racine Maroons
Ohio Valley. Association
Racine Old-Timers Club
FCC crackdown ends radio giveaways and changes how we gamble
Bill Nye comments on FCC limits on shows like Double or Nothing and Stop the Music. He notes the shift will curb prize calls and urges readers to thank city council members, visit meetings, and participate. The piece ends with a global caution to watch your step, both in driving and life.
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Federal Communications Commission
Ft. Knox
FCC
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