Cincinnati Twins Split Twin Bill with Boston and Cubs
Cincinnati Reds won both ends of a twilight-night doubleheader against the Boston Braves 4 to 3 in 10 innings and 3 to 2 on Estel Crabtree's pinch single. Cubs beat Brooklyn in both games 12-6 and 6-2, ending the Dodgers' five-game streak.
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Eight straight for Red Sox as they top White Sox 4 3
Boston wins eighth in a row by 4 3 over Chicago twilight game. Joe Bowman earns win while Joe Cromin delivers the decisive run with an eighth inning double after Pete Fox singled. Attendance 4 981 in Boston.
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Baseball scores and upcoming matchups from yesterday and today
Yesterday Washington beat Detroit 4 1 New York 7 St Louis 2 Boston 4 Chicago 2 Philadelphia 7 Cleveland 3. Today St Louis vs New York Jakucki 2 Dubiel 5 4 Cleveland vs Philadelphia Reynolds 617 Christopher 2 5 Detroit vs Washington Overmire 2 7 Wynn 5 7 Chicago vs Boston Dietrich 2 4 Woods 2 5.
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Baseball scores and upcoming games feature in early schedule
Scoring results show Cincinnati 4 Boston 3 and Chicago 12 Brooklyn 6 with other close results. Upcoming matches list New York at Pittsburgh versus Volselle and Philadelphia at St Louis with options Tee versus Gerheauser near Munger.
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Red Men Win First Game In Softball
In yesterday's city league action the Red Men beat Bluefield, Va 2 to 1 at Bowenfield in a close opening game. The ReCappers also won in extra innings over the Doughboys 5 to 2 to stay atop the league standings.
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Cuantos Wins Annefield Purse at Charles Town
Cuantos ridden by an unnamed jockey beat Queen Minatoka by two lengths to win the Annefield purse at Charles Town. Queen Minatoka took second in a photo finish over Rough Amos as Cuantos claimed the meeting’s second win amid a crowd of about 3,000 and a disputed foul claim involving Dicky’s ride.
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Baseball Leaders by the Associated Press
Dodgers Garrh leads the leaders list with 96 runs and 378 at bats while Musial of the Cardinals posts 86 RBI and a .374 average. Tucker of the White Sox adds 63 RBI and a .366 average amid the season.
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Local League Scores Mixed Across Cities
Baseball and hockey style score lines show Louisville 3 to 10 in defeat while St. Paul leads 26 for the day. Columbus and Kansas City post 1 as Toledo wins 12 to 10 over Milwaukee 11 to 8. Minneapolis 1 and Indianapolis 5. International League results list Jersey City 7 Rochester 2 and Syracuse 7 Toronto 4 with Newark 41 to percent, Buffalo 1 6, Baltimore 8 Montreal 4.
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Johnny Revolta Leads Pro Women in Chicago National Championship
Johnny Revolta shoots 67 and Patty Berg 79 to top the pro women division with 146 as the Chicago victory National championships begin. Harbert and Evans lead pro senior with 143. Byrd and Cochran top pro amateur at 138. Best rounds include Revolta 67 and Nelson 68.
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Minnesota medical student wins national intercollegiate golf title
Louis Lick, 20, University of Minnesota medical student, captured the 1944 National Intercollegiate golf championship at Inverness Country Club, beating pre tournament favorite Johnny Jenswold of Michigan 1 up in blistering heat. Lick shot 76 to Jenswold 77 as Notre Dame won team honors and James Jackson of Washington led medalists.
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Benefit Ball Game in Princeton Sunday
A charity baseball game unfolds Sunday at 2 30 PM in Princeton to aid the Princeton play grounds. Old Line Boosters tangles Jimmie Walthall's Jokers face former Princeton stars Dumont Austin Tony Marshall Paul Covey and Hode White. Walthall, a top amateur athlete, leads a strong lineup as he departs July 5 marking his last appearance before a Princeton audience.
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Finnish Ministers Withdraw From Germany Collusion Government
Finland's Social Democratic Party orders five cabinet ministers including Finance Minister Vaino Tanner to withdraw from Risto-Linkomies government. Parliament meeting expected to formalize the move though fears of weakening morale at the front linger. The Progressive and Swedish People's parties show no confidence. Nine of ten American children have decay by age six.
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Coast Coaches Clash Over Football Rule Change
The Pacific Coast Conference votes to allow a forward pass from any point behind the line prompting anxiety among coaches who fear anarchy and desire a central rules body led by former custodians of the sport. Dutch Meyer notes free passing aids running schemes, while others warn of divergent play across regions.
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Twilight Tear Wins Princess Doreen Stakes at Arlington
Twilight Tear the Calumet farm filly won the $10 000 added Princess Doreen stakes at Arlington Park by a length and a half over Bell Song with Harriet Sue third. Jockey Conn McCreary rode under a special ruling while Twilight Tear earned $8 050 for the victory boosting season earnings to $55 240.
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Bama Coach Sees Postwar Players Back in Form
Tuscaloosa June 28 Coach Frank Thomas of Alabama says returning veterans who played sports in the service may come back better athletes. He expects civilian college football to rise to prewar level within three years and notes his Notre Dame trained system with the T formation remains key. Foreign particles in aircraft detectors trace to fingernail polish worn by women workers.
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Anderson Beats Haegg in First 1500m Meeting
In Stockholm's stadium Anderson won the 1500 meters in 3:48.8 over Haegg who ran 3:50.2. Haeg led early but Anderson, holder of the world record 3:45, finished strong. Weather was muggy after morning rain but did not prevent the victory.
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National Committee Confirmed by Republican Party
The Republican convention confirmed today the party's national committee selections for the next ten years. Appointees include Jouett Ross Todd and Mrs. Simeon Willis for Kentucky. Jacob France and Mrs. Lula E. Powell for Maryland. G. Mason Owlett and Mrs. Worthing Scranton for Pennsylvania. Carrol Reece and Mrs. Ruby Roach McLane for Tennessee. Walter Hallanan and Mrs. Frances Ogden Stubblefield for West Virginia. E. F. Calladay and Mrs. Cooper B. Rhodes for the District of Columbia. Curtis McDazier and Mrs. W. H. Logan for Virginia. The text also notes household and everyday items, unrelated to the committee.
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