Yankees Top Browns as Tigers Fall to Nationals
The New York Yankees beat St. Louis 2 to 1 in a tight game skippered by Garbark and Stirnweiss. Jack Kramer pitched six no hit innings for the Browns before Bevens allowed the decisive runs, with errors by Sevens and Grimes highlighting the defense.
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Leonard Wins Twilight Tilt as Sena Triumphs Over Tigers
Detroit hosts Washington Sena in a twilight contest before 24 366 fans. Emil Leonard spins a four hit effort with a sharp knuckleball to beat Detroit 1 0 while Dizzy Trout shuts out the Tigers through three innings. Cleveland edges Philadelphia 8 2 as Mickey Rocco homers and Dutch Meyer drives in multiple runs for Al Smith in his second win.
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Red Sox Rally Tops White Sox In 11-9 Thriller
Dolph Camilli delivered a pinch single and Eddie Lake hit his fourth homer of the game as Boston erased a 9-8 deficit in the ninth to beat Chicago 11-9 before 16 684 fans in the first of a three game set. Six pitchers were used as the back and forth affair featured 28 batters.
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Donnelly Hurls One-Hitter As Cards And Phils Divide
The St. Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia Phillies split a twi-night doubleheader with the Cards winning 8-3 in the opener as Blix Donnelly silenced Philadelphia. Vince DiMaggio belted a bases loaded homer to spark the Phillies in the early game before the Cardinals poured on 13 hits for six runs.
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Giants Complete Rally To Take Second Game
The New York Giants beat Pittsburgh 10-3 after a late three run rally in the ninth. Hausmann starred with key hits and doubled to drive in the tying and winning runs as New York moved into third place.
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Dodgers Triumph Over Cubs In Ninth Inning Rally
Brooklyn wins 6 to 4 over Chicago as Louis Olmo delivers a run producing hit and Goodie Rosen scores on a single. Don Johnson's bat sparked a key seventh inning, and Olmo's hit breaks the game open in the late frame.
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Baseball totals and errors in Boston Chico game
Totals show Boston 10 left on base Central Park errors Lake and Grove. Hits by players include Lake Steiner McBride and Moses with multiple runs batted in. Hausmann earned the win with O Neil and Grove pitching for the Dodgers facing Caldwll and Ross.
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Carolina League Scores Roundup
Greensboro defeats Leaksville 11 to 9 Martinsville beats Winston-Salem 15 to 10 Raleigh up 6 to 1 over Burlington Durham 9 to 1 over Danville chartered teams listed with results from the Carolina League with multiple games reported within a single update.
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Tonight’s Baseball Schedule Across Major Cities
Tonight features New York at St. Louis with Borowy or Jakucki and Kramer. Boston visits Chicago with Ferriss or Humphries. Philadelphia plays Cleveland with Gerkin or Knerr against Bagby. Washington faces Detroit with Wolff or Overmire in another night game.
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Giants Favor Rule to End Signing of Teens by Clubs
Hall of famer Carl Hubbell said the Giants favor a regulation to stop major clubs from signing high school players. The case of Vernon T Morgan a 16 year old and Virginia's all American boys team raised the issue. Senator Chandler plans a July meeting in Washington to discuss teen age signings and Morgan is showcased as a leading example. The Giants had signed Morgan April 1 1944 but he never joined the club or any affiliates nor received money.
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Segura Wins Yet Another Net Match in NCAA Tennis
Pancho Segura the defending singles champion from the University of Miami advanced to the national collegiate tennis championship quarterfinals by defeating Delbert Russell of Wayne University in straight sets. Carroll Mc Carter of Texas upset Tom Burke of Miami to reach the bracket, while Lt. Frank Mehner of West Point defeated Frank Willett of Georgia Tech in three sets. Bernard Bartzen of William and Mary beat Robert Crawford of Annapolis, and Bob Ryland of Wayne upset Ralph Witt of UCLA.
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National League Yesterday's Results
Baseball scores show Yorks yesterday with Oadedeehie 8 0 and St Louis 3 6. Chicago 8 and Rew 10 3. Pittsburgh 4 2. Cincinnati 5 4. Boston
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Baseball Mismatch Highlights Night Schedule Aboard Brooklyn
Pittsburgh faces New York with Strincevich against Feldman in a Brooklyn venue. Chicago meets Cincinnati as Prim battles Rae and Plund takes on Herring with Musser and Tobin pairing up in Boston.
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Ferriss Emerges As Aces Rising For Red Sox
The 1945 season spotlight centers on pitcher Boo Ferriss, a major league sensation, as he dominates with a sidearm curve and two strikes delivery. The Red Sox, despite losses of Doerr Hughson and Wagner, show hit power and improving pitching. Ferriss, 23, 6 feet 2, 208 pounds, was scouted by the Yankees at 18 and signed in 1942 before army service.
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Ferriss Makes Major League Debut After Army Discharge
The article recalls Ferriss learning to outsmart hitters as a GI under Bibl Falk at Randolph Field Texas. He joined the Red Sox debuting in Louisville and winning his first eight starts including three shutouts. He later reflects on his Greensboro days and returns to Mississippi State for college credits while the Red Sox value him as a pitcher.
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McSpaden Fires 67 To Take Lead In Hodge-Podge Event
Harold Jug McSpaden of Sanford Maine shot a five under par 67 to lead the Hodge Podge prelude at Calumet country club in Chicago. He teamed with Sgt Walter Burkemo for 141 to lead the pro amateur division while Arnold Minkley shared pro senior lead at 149 and Sam Byrd with Ann Casey posted 150.
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Dr Lavender Nets Biggest Bass Of Season At Falls Mills
Bluefield dentist Dr G W Lavender captured a five pound nineteen inch bass at Falls Mills dam just before dusk yesterday with a plug. He was accompanied by witnesses.
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Baseball scores from Midwest league games
The American Association games saw Minneapolis 3 Toledo 1 in the 4 innings, Kansas City 5 Louisville 0 by default, Indianapolis 6 Milwaukee 4, and St Paul 4 Columbus 3 in 10 innings.
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Ohio Golf Ace Wins National College Title
Twenty two year old Ed Lorms of Ohio State University won the 1945 national intercollegiate golf title finishing 4 and 23 in the final matches. Lorms defeated Johnny Jenswold of Michigan 4 and 3 to claim the individual crown. Ohio State also swept the team title and Howard Baker was medalist as the NCAA officials called it possibly the first time one school secured all honors.
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Texas Schoolboy To Represent The Army
Pvt. Charles Parker the Texas schoolboy who last year won the junior 100 meter and senior 200 meter dashes in the national AAU meet will represent Fort Benning Ga in Saturday's senior sprint events Parker won 51 consecutive races before being drafted last summer and now competes for the Army team in New York June 27
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