Reds Rally to Upset Cubs in Eleventh Inning
Cincinnati Reds beat Chicago Cubs 6 to 5 in 11 innings after Linus Frey delivered an eleventh inning run scoring Tipton. McCormick homered, and Cincinnati earned the win behind Clyde Shoun while Wyse took the loss as 14 Reds hits piled up on 11 Cubs.
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Yankees Rout Athletics 14-5 in Third Straight Win
Three rookie pitchers allowed 18 hits as the Yankees built a 3 run lead in the first and exploded for eight in the second. Lindell homered and collected two singles, Keller drove in three on a bases loaded double, Weatherly added four singles and a double, while Valo hit his second homer of the year. Lindell, Clyde, and Kuczynski starred for New York in a decisive 14 to 5 victory over Philadelphia.
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Doubie
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Wee Willie Keeler
Joe Jackson
al Simmons
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Larry MacPhail
Bill Veeck
Vince DiMaggio
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Chuck Hopkins
Franklin Ace
Candini Shuts Out Boston 1-0 to Extend Streak
Washington rookie Milo Candini earned his fifth straight win as the Senators defeated the Boston Red Sox 1 to 0. George Case scored the lone run in the first after a Case single, steal of second, and Vernon RBI. Red Sox failed to advance past first.
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Durocher’s Mouth Seen as Dodgers’ Biggest Asset
A veteran scout argues Leo Durocher’s loud voice and leadership could lift the Brooklyn Dodgers. Despite aging speed and waning power, Durocher’s “rabbit holler” presence may spark rallying energy, aligning with past boosts when Pee Wee Reese was sidelined.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Jeff
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Trojan 4 Wins NCAA Track Title Upset by USC
Four strong USC runners and two field athletes powered a 46 point haul to capture the national collegiate track and field title in Evanston. Cliff Bourland led with a 1st in the 220 and 440 while Jack Trout, Edsel Curry, Doug Miller added valuable placings to seal the ninth straight championship for Southern California.
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Evanston
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Southern California
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Jack Trout
Doug Miller
Edsel Curry
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Curry
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Pacific Coast
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Holmes Delivers Walkoff to Give Boston 2-1 Win
Tommy Holmes powered the Boston Braves past the Brooklyn Dodgers with an eighth inning homer that broke a 1 1 tie. Holmes also opened the scoring with a first inning triple as Boston staked its victory on timely hitting and strong defense.
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Bakers Hotel Duel Headlines Junior Legion Twin Bill
Bakers and Hotel meet in the nightcap of a doubleheader that could decide the Junior Legion title. Bakers remain undefeated while Hotel has one loss to Butternut. First game at 2 p.m., second at 4 p.m. on the Riverside diamond.
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No-hitters, stars and storms grace Cedar Rapids chatter
Cedar Rapids readers see a parade of sports notes as Bob Stastny and Bob Haas toss no hitters while serving in coast guard units in the Caribbean and Hawaii. The column recalls college and pro names, wartime shifts, and era highlights from baseball to track and football, with figures and teams from Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, and beyond.
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Honolulu
Pennock Crowned Greatest Lefty Of All Time Says Huggins
Hall of Fame left-hander Herb Pennock praised by Miller Huggins as the greatest southpaw. Pennock starred with Athletics Red Sox and Yankees, winning 240 games, with a 2.56 era in 1927, and never lost a World Series game in five appearances.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
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Connie Mack
Red Sox
Mack
Pennock
Bob Feller
Athletics
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Atlantic City
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Marlborough Farm
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Theodore
Herb
Squire Pennock
Yanks
Cy Young
Sam Jones
Devil Diver Wins 45th Carter Classic at Aqueduct
Devil Diver ridden by Georgie Woolf nosed out Marriage to win the 45th Carter handicap at Aqueduct. The four year old son of St Germans sped seven furlongs in 1 24 for $7,150 first prize and $9.10 mutuels. Doublrab finished third, Attention just missed money, Riverland appeared to break down after the start.
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Iceman
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Baseball Scoreboard Shows Early League Standings
The scoreboard lists American League teams with wins and losses and notes key Saturday results including Washington 1 Boston 0 Detroit 5 Chicago 3 New York 14 Philadelphia 5 St Louis 7 Cleveland 6 in 111 innings. Sunday games: New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston St Louis at Cleveland Chicago at Detroit.
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New Skipper Takes Over Collins Team In M and J League
Collins Radio swaps managers as coach Mike Kaplan of Keystone High School replaces John Bunting. Kaplan, a former University of Iowa catcher, takes charge at 2 PM for the opening twin bill against Speeder, with both Collins and opponents seeking their first league win at Daniels Park.
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Tigers Win Overtime Iffy Pitching Duel
Detroit Tigers broke a pitching duel in the eighth to score twice and beat the Chicago White Sox 5 to 3. Thornton Lee allowed five hits and Hal White yielded three. four Detroit errors and one by Chicago marred the game. Joe Hoover scored the winning run in the eighth with a single and aggressive baserunning, while Pinky Higgins hit a homer earlier.
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Thornton Lee
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White Sox
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Dick Wakefield
Hoover
Pinky Higgins
Browns Top Indians 7 6 In St Louis Plots Series Sweep
St Louis Browns defeated Cleveland Indians 7 to 6 before 8,500 fans as Don Gutteridge scored all seven Browns runs on a single by Chet Laabs and a fifth inning burst. Caster earned the win, Reynolds took the loss, with Rommel Hubbard and Berry umpiring.
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Cardinals Blank Pirates 1 0 Behind Hallett Sharp Stoppage
St Louis Cardinals defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 1 to 0 as Hallett and Pollet combined on a shutout. only run came on a sixth inning score when Walker scored on Musial and Gustine hit. Pirates were held to five hits and stranded several runners. Pollet earned his fifth win while Hallett absorbed the loss.
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Great Lakes Bluejackets Clinch Fourteenth Win Versus Milwaukee
The Great Lakes Bluejackets improved to 14-1 with a 9 to 3 victory over Milwaukee’s Fall corporation team on Saturday. The win extends their season dominance and showcases strong offense and pitching.
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