Giants Beat Dodgers 11-2 in Big Bat Run
Voiselle wins his ninth as Giants hammer Brooklyn 11-2. Melton starts for Brooklyn, Branca and others yield seven more runs. Rucker and Mancuso drive key hits while Olivo and Reyes contribute in New York’s big scoring spree.
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Brecheen and O'Dea Starred in Tough Chicago Victory
In a local game summary Brecheen and O'Dea propelled the squad past Chicago with key passes and defensive plays. Passéau and Kerrringer contributed, while Kreitner added late execution as the team built a strong second-half lead.
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Baseball Scores and Spotty Rain Delays Across Cities
New York and Brooklyn split a 2 2 tie, Cincinnati edged St. Louis 6 7, Chicago 4 2 over St. Louis, with rain postponements affecting Philadelphia Boston games. Recalled pitchers include Barrett Schans Javery Tobin Wyatt Shoun Carter Strincevich Se well Wilks Wyse and Gumbert in various matchups.
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Baseball Scores and Pairings From The East Standings
Scores listed for teams including St. Louis Chicago Philadelphia Boston Cleveland Detroit New York Washington with wins and losses in parentheses. Matchups show Washington at New York Wynn vs Zuber, Boston at Philadelphia Woods and Bowman against Christopher and Black, Cleveland at Detroit with Kennedy and Gentry, Chicago at St. Louis with Dietrich Jakucki or Potter.
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Three Leaders Dominate Baseball Leaderboard
The listing shows top players across leagues. Walker of the Dodgers leads with 90 runs batted in and a .385 average, followed by Musial of the Cardinals at .368 and Tucker of the White Sox at .365. Other notable figures include Weintraub of the Giants and Hackett of the Indians with strong seasons.
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Sophie Tucker Sells Adam Hats At Chicago Theaters
Sophie Tucker promotes Adam Hats in Chicago telling audiences women prefer a well dressed man. Smart Adam Straws and Panamas offer cool comfort with prices from 1.95 to 5.00.
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Youth movement hits Brooklyn Dodgers in wartime roster shakeup
Brooklyn reports a youth influx as managers Rickey and Durocher promote teenagers to the Dodgers roster. Old guards Cooney Waner Ostermueller Vaughan retire or are cut, replaced by teens Miksis Osgood Branca McLish Basinski King Bolling with ages 17 to 27 as the club aims for future flexibility.
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Mardi Gras Leads Fayette Purse at Charles Town
Charles Town West Virginia June 21 A C P Sowers Mardi Gras led Mrs Thomas Lewis favored big talk to win the Fayette purse feature for army and navy relief and West Virginia charities with jockey Sammy Palumbo aboard. Mardi Gras paid 7 60 for the win after 4 5/16 furlongs in 50 3 5. Palmetto stables post war style finished third. Two outsiders won the opener in a photo finish with ownership by John Bosley Jr paying 71 80 60 80 and 18 40. Norman Corbin freetest was second at 41 40 and 10 60 with Chat Hopkins third. The daily double on feeling high and J L Friedman Jack Star paid 169 20.
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Axis Partners Confident Of Victory In War
The Berlin radio reported Hitler and Premier Hideki Tojo exchanged messages expressing confidence in victory. Tojo telegrammed the Fuhrer after successful blows against Allied invasion of Europe, pledging effort to inflict a devastating defeat and win final victory.
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International League postponement and standings update
Jersey City at Montreal game postponed due to rain. Syracuse won 2-0 and Buffalo fell 1-3. Newark improved to 6-2 while Toronto stood 4-4. Baltimore led Rochester 8-3.
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Athletics Beat Red Sox for Third Straight Win
The Athletics defeated the Boston Red Sox 6 to 4, breaking a 2 2 tie with a six run surge in the sixth. Pitcher Dick Siebert earned his third win of the season as Boston managed only four hits the last six innings.
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WVU Gridders to Meet Maryland October 14
West Virginia University football will play Maryland October 14 in College Park, part of an eight game 1944 schedule announced by Coach Clarence W Spears. Also noted Yankees?
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Doughboys Defeated by Virginia Siders in Tight Softball Clash
The Bluefield Bluefield team beat the Doughboys 6 to 5 at Bowenfield with five Bluefield hits to eight for the Doughboys. Bowlings and Oblinger led Bluefield while Young and Sarver starred for the Doughboys as the Red Men fell 9 to 1 at Bower Field the prior night. A 6:15 pm game at Bowen Field tonight pits the Recappers against the Red Men.
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Patty Berg Advances to Western Open Quarterfinals
Patty Berg moves into the quarterfinals of the Western Open after a one-under par 37 on the front nine and a 2-up victory over Ann Casey. Babe Didriksen Zaharias, Germain, and other favorites also advance as the field narrows toward Priday's semi finals.
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Armstrong Wins Decision Over Latsios in Griffith Stadium Bout
Henry Armstrong defeated Nick Latsios by a 10 round decision before about 8,000 at Griffith Stadium in Washington. Armstrong pressed the attack as Latsios retreated, with the Associated Press scoring seven rounds for Armstrong, two for Latsios, and one even. No knockdowns occurred.
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American Association Scores and Standings Readout
St. Paul defeated Columbus 5 to 4 in a close game. Milwaukee edged Indianapolis 5 to 4. Toledo led Minneapolis 14 to undisclosed score, while Kansas City trailed 1 to 3.
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