Tigers Top White Sox 2 1 to Lead AL Standings
Detroit Tigers defeated the Chicago White Sox 2 1 in a twilight open er as Forrest Orrell earned his first win in relief of Dizzy Trout. The Tigers moved one game ahead of the Yankees with a 14 385 crowd watching. Cramer and Swift drove in the runs while Lee struggled for Chicago.
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Joe) Orrell
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Dizzy) Trout
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Derringer Shuts Reds as Cubs Take 7-3 Opener
Chicago Cubs beat Cincinnati Reds 7-3 in the opener of a two four game series. Derringer earned his seventh win of the year despite a late Cincinnati rally, aided by 44 hits allowed off three pitchers and a four run seventh inning. Lindell inducted into Army. New York Yankees outfielder to report at Fort Dix.
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Cards Defeat Cubs 6 to 4 in Rain-Shortened Game
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 6 to 4 in the lone game of the series not postponed by rain. Rookie Jack Creel held the Cubs hitless until the sixth, Cardinals offense included Buster Adams’ eighth homer, and six runs came across by the third.
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Dante Favored in British Derby at New Market
Sir Eric Ohlson's brown colt Dante emerges as the No 1 favorite on the eve of Britain's Derby at New Market England. High Peak and Midas follow closely as bettors swing toward the top contender amid wartime conditions and crowd estimates.
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Cannon pitched ball wowed crowd in carnival stunt
In Philadelphia on June 2177 a 75 mm cannon fired a baseball to a padded player in a War Bond carnival rehearsal. The performer known as Ian Brokaw stood 125 feet from the cannon and caught the ball on his glove as the rocket-like shot swept back him.
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Pennock Says Phillies Are Being Kicked Around
General Manager Herb Pennock of the Philadelphia Phillies laments a slide to the cellar after 11 straight losses. Injuries to Charley Schanz, Coaker Triplet, Vince DiMaggio, and Fred Daniels hurt the defense and pitching as Pennock notes poor defense and a weak start by Charley Schantz. He also cites spring trading moves and injuries shaping a troubled season for the club.
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Byron Nelson Tops Open Tourney Field At Konteal
Byron Nelson fired 68 to post 63 at Konteal as he underlined his pace in the $510,000 open event of the Canadian PGA. Bill Kerr's late 68 improved his standing after a 72 start, boosting Toronto’s position amid the Canadian contingent.
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Carbide Institute Defeats Navy 5 to 2 in Benefit Game
Carbide Institute beat Navy 5 to 2 at Kanauhapars Industrial League field in a D-Day Sports for Disabled Veterans drive. Clarence Ore pitched five strong innings and Carbide bunched three fifth inning runs to seal the win and move into third place. Dodgers move noted with roster cuts of Webber and Nicholas.
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Dawes Triumphs 1-0 in Charleston Softball Game
Dawes edged Sport Mart 1-0 at United Field in Charleston last night. Raeburn pitched for Fire Andy while West yielded two safeties. Judy Carter Mare Craft and Bessie collected hits for the Fire in a tight league contest.
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Bolden to Meet Taylor in Arcadia Fight Card Headliner
Chicago light heavyweight Nate Bolden will clash with Detroit’s Edile Taylor in a 16 round main event on Arcadia card Monday night promoter Orville Godfrey announced.
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Hoop Jr and Derby Hopefuls Eye Kentucky Classic
New York scribe Whitney Martin previews the Derby field with Hoop Jr. as favorite and Jeep, Pot O Luck, and Alexia among contenders. Arcaro’s ride on Hoop Jr. boosts confidence while Jeep’s late Wood Memorial finish signals a strong challenge.
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West Virginia Open golfers eye tough defense in 1944 event
In Lewisburg on June 6 Joe Hepaskey and Andy Brawley predicted a hard climb to repeat as champions in the 13th annual West Virginia Open at Greenbrier Valley Country club. Reposkey, last year’s winner, warned of trouble and stricter play, while Vaughan the host pro noted likely 100 entrants.
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Rocky) Schorr
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State Trout Streams Rated By County Conditions
The West Virginia Conservation Commission reported stream conditions by county. Boone and Pocahontas show good to excellent conditions while Fayette Greenbrier and nearby areas vary from fair to good with several streams listed as clear.
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