Del Ennis Drives In 3 Runs For Phillies Win
Phillies beat Cardinals 6-3 as Del Ennis drove in three runs with two hits to spark a late-season revival. Chapman’s club, once last, climbs toward first division as Brooklyn and other rivals falter amid a day of wide major league results.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Ben Chapman
Phillies
Chapman
Philadelphia
Jimmy Wilson
Hana Lobert
Dec Prothro
Bucky Harris
Freddy Fitzgimmons
Phils
Fitz
Brooklyn
Eddie Dyer
Johnny Beazley
Oscar Judd
Charley Schanz
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Igner
John
Claude Passeau
Em Roser
Tex Hughson
Boston
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Bobby Feller
Hughson
Freddy Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Yankees
Feller
Rapid Robert Fanning
Bill Dickey
Tommy Hyres
Bill Dietrich
Cecil Travis
Chicago
Washington
Sam Zoldak
St. Louis Browns
Chet Laabs
Walt Judnich
Quincy Gems Upset Davenport Again in 5-4 Win
The Quincy Gems climbed out of the Three-I league cellar by beating Davenport 5-4 for a second straight night. They rallied with nine hits, scoring twice in the eighth and ninth to overturn an earlier deficit, while Danville and Terre Haute split their games, Danville routing Terre Haute 9-4.
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Associated Press
Quincy Gems
Devenport
Danville
Davenport
Quincy
Terre Haute
Thea Gems
Phillies
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
National League batting leaders include Walker Brooklyn .365 Hopp Boston .360. Runs Slaughter St Louis 45 Musial St Louis 46. RBI Doerr Boston 58 Williams Boston 56. Pitching Higbe Brooklyn 7 0 1.000 Harris Boston 10 2 Caldwell Chicago 5 1 .833. American League listings show Vernon Washington .370 Williams Boston .349 Reno Williams Boston 61 Pesky Boston 52. Pitching Ruffing New York 5 0 1.000 Harris Boston 10 2 Caldwell Chicago 5 1 .833.
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Associated Press
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Brooklyn
Hopp
Boston
Musial
St. Louis
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Chicago
Slaughter
Broklyn
Ennis
Philadelphia
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Mize
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Pittsburg
Reiser
Higbe
Rush
Vernon
Washington
Williams
Reno — Williams
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Doerr
Boson
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Spence
Edwards
Cleveland
Keller
Lewis
Greenberg
Records Doomed in National AAU Meet
San Antonio ramped up for the National AAU track and field championships as Harold V. Ratliff reports a marquee field of contenders led by Harrison Dillard of Baldwin Wallace College. Dillard aims to threaten multiple junior and senior records in hurdles and sprints, with rivals Lennart Strand and Arky Erwin also chasing marks and Bob Fitch and Herb McKinley looming as world-record threats.
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Harold V. Ratliff
San Antonio
Tex
Little Baldwin Wallace College
Ohio
Harrison Dillard
Dillard
Lennart Strand
Arky Erwin
New Orleans A. C
Bob Fitch
Minnesota
Fitch
Herb McKinley
Illinois
McKinley
St Paul Saints widen lead with double victory over Blues
St Paul Saints stretched their American Association edge to four games by beating Kansas City 7-1 and 6-2 before a 14,289 home crowd. Indianapolis chased with an 8-7 win over Columbus as Redbirds rally in the fifth. Milwaukee split with Minneapolis 5-0, 3-12, and Toledo edged Louisville 3-2 on Al White’s clutch ninth inning double play.
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American Association
Kansas City
Blues
Indianapolis
Columbus
Redbirds
Paul Derringler
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Millers
Brewers
Woody Abernathy
Joe Mack
al White
Toledo
Louisville
Oakland Edges Atlantic Legion 4-2 in Setback
Oakland beat Atlantic Legion 4 to 2 with a two base hits by Keller Aldag and Boileau and a three base hit by Rollins. Boileau walked four times and Claussen one as Boileau struck out eleven and Claussen six.
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Atlantic
Keller
Aldag
Boileau
Rollins
Claussen
Atlantic Junior Legion
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Morgan
Ae Anderson
Peheaeeries Guttenfelder
Wensneee Taylor
Steenee Harris
If Morgan
Shane Ee Slutts
Phillips
Rf Claussen
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Kindheart
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Pendergraft
Calhous
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Emeps
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Defferson
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Hand Firemen a 8 2 Defeat
Veterans of Foreign Wars defeated the Firemen 8 to 2 as Ed Kelley pitched a two hit game with eleven strikeouts. Trent's then routed Swift's 17 to 6 in the second game with Anderson fanning twelve. McConnellee homered twice for VFW and L Murphy W Murphy each contributed key hits as VFW pulled away after a two run second inning. Firemen's Rollie Hoffman doubled in a run in the fifth and Hawkins and others mounted late scoring but trailed.
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Ymca City League
Hose Squad
Ed Kelley
Radden
Trent's
Swift
Anderson
Turner
Lester
Warren Murphy
McConnellee
Bill Kelso
Bob Murphy
Burke
Rollie Hoffman
Frank Gaines
Trent’s
Sidles Trojans
Abrhe L. Poch
D. Hoegh
Wess
Bolz
Bailey
Kelley
L. Murphy
Barringer
W. Murphy
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results Summary
Major league standings and Tuesday results show Boston leading with a .730 mark and New York at .606, Detroit at .641, and St. Louis at .674. Tuesday scores include Chicago 6 Washington 4 and Boston 1 Detroit 0, plus Cleveland 8 New York 8 and Philadelphia 5 St Louis 3.
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New York
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Ferriss
Dobson
Newhouser
Trucks
Chandler
Embree
Leonard
Haynes
Fowler
Shirley
Boxing results from across cities last night
In Union City Ray Robinson 147 defeated Norman Rubio 146 by decision. In Norwalk George Fitch 210 and Eddie Blunt 215 fought a draw. In Brooklyn Larry Fontana 160 outpointed Indian Gomez 158. In Los Angeles Johnny Haynes 225 stopped Robin Lee 248.
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Union City
N. J
Ray Robinson
New York
Norman Rubio
Albany
N. Y
Norwalk
Conn
George Fitch
New Haven
Eddie Blunt
Brooklyn
Larry Fontana
Indian Gomez
Havana
Los Angeles
Johnny Haynes
Robin “Tiny” Lee
Minneapolis
Baseball to Aid Spokane Club in Rebuilding Team
Spokane Indians baseball team faced tragedy after a bus crash claimed eight lives and wounded seven others. Offers of help poured in from the Western International League and major and minor leagues as the president of the WIL planned emergency recruitment to finish the season. Owner Sam W Collins focused on victims' families but vowed to complete the campaign.
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Spokane
Wash
Helly
Atlantic Golfer Otto Blocks Zaharias Hopes in Open
Phyllis Otto of Atlantic Iowa upset seed Mary Agnes Wall 7 and 6 to reach the Western Open second round, threatening defending champion Babe Didrikson Zaharias. Zaharias, facing Jean Hutto after a 6 and 4 win, aims for another deep run as Lindae Suggs and Val Berg stay in contention among the field of 16.
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Des Moines
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Phyllis Otto
Atlantic
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Mrs. Zaharias
Phyllis
Kathleen Carey
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Zaharias
George Wilcox
Miami
Fla
Jean Jutto
Kansas City
Miss Hutto
Babe
Peg Kirk
Findlay
Miss Suggs
Dot Kielty
Miss Carey
Miss Otto
Marilyn Herpel
St. Louis
Mann
George Gregory
Waterloo
Shirley Ramedell
Cedar Fally
Miss Jameson
Ann Casey
Mason City
Allene Nelson
Dorothy Kirby
Allanta
T and G
Luis Vena
Als
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