Senators Edge Red Sox 1 0 Behind Candini in Shutout
Washington Senators defeated the Boston Red Sox 1 0 behind rookie Milo Candini who earned his fifth straight win and preserved his no defeat record. George Cate provided the lone run with a first inning score after Case stole second and Vernon drove him home.
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Dawes and Eagles Tied For Lead In League
DuPont remains last in Charleston softball as Pat Coffey’s team shows tough luck. Dawes Pure Oil and the A F L Eagles share the top spot, while Owens Michols sits a half game back at 4 1 record. Upcoming games include A F L vs Sport Mart and a Dawes Pure Oil double header with Owens Miinois.
Devil Diver Wins Carter Handicap at Aqueduct
Devil Diver, ridden by Georgie Woolf, defeated Marriage and Doubhab to win the 45th Carter Handicap at Aqueduct. The 1 1/16 mile race finished in 1:24 and paid $9.10, $5.40, and $3.90 to win, with Marriage paying $13.60 and $4.40 for place.
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Ted Laux Signs With Washington Redskins
Philadelphia reports Ted Laux former Collingswood high athlete and Western Maryland assistant athletic director signed by the Washington Redskins. He chose the Redskins over offers from the Detroit Lions and Philadelphia Eagles and will keep his Western Maryland post.
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N L Fans Seek Baseball Jingles
Special to The Gazette notes long buildup of rosters and trades across National and International leagues as fans crave compass points. Mentions Giants Reds Cubs Braves Phillies Dodgers Cardinals and Pirates with various players and optioned deals.
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Bomar Takes Bowling Lead in Boulevard Roll-off
After six games Buddy Bomar, Texas born bowling star, leads Alex Graham by 231 pins at Boulevard lanes. Bomar sits with 1274 total while Graham has 1043, averaging 208 to date as the 16 game roll-off continues.
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Trojans Capture Ninth Consecutive NCAA Track Crown
Southern California won the 22nd annual NCAA track meet in Evanston finishing with 46 points to California 38 and Rice 36. Hal Davis won sprint titles, Clifford Bourland added the 440, and Jack De Field repeated as vault champion as 32 institutions competed. The Trojans extended their dominant era with a low winning total and 12th NCAA win in 18 years.
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Braves star rookies shine in spring showings and early wins
Rookies lead the Braves in spring as Burne steals home and belts a homer in Boston victory. Burns shines in New York and Brooklyn games. veterans like Barrett and Red deliver strong NL impressions. notable rookies include Tobin Javery Joost and Hallmen with mix of two hit games and clutch hits.
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Meadow Brook to Host Gazette City Wide Golf Tourney
The Gazette announces its 12th annual City Wide tournament at Meadow Brook with four days of qualifying June 19 20 for members and June 24 25 for non members. Entries cost 2 dollars plus regular greens fees for Saturday Sunday qualifiers. Jack D Krueger returns as tournament director and Jimmy Loar seeks to defend his 1941 title as top linksmen compete amid war work.
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Phils Sweep Twin Victory From Giants
Philadelphia takes both ends of a doubleheader against New York, 1–2 in the opener and 4–2 in the nightcap, with Coaker Triplet driving in the deciding run in game one and Togie Brewster delivering the first Philly run in the fourth. Rowe shines in the opener before a late Giant rally in the nightcap.
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West Virginia Athlete remembered for fight and spirit
Shelton, a former Charleston high lineman, was noted for his fighting spirit and football past at Charleston. He also stood out on the track team and performed in the War Industrial League with the Samper Motors club.
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Holmes Star Sparks Braves Victory Over Brooklyn
New York June 12 Tommy Holmes delivered the key blow for the Boston Braves in a 2 to 1 win over the Brooklyn Dodgers. His eighth inning homer broke a 1-1 tie, after a first inning triple by Holmes also produced a run. Charley Barrett earned his third win of the year while Curt Davis absorbed his third loss of the season.
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Three Games Set in South Charleston Softball Loop
Three matches headline South Charleston league play this week. Carbide faces Ransom's Grocery at 5 45 Tuesday. King's Tavern meets Ordnance Park. Branch YMCA vs Baptist opens Thursday with first pitch at 5.
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Browns Rally Past Indians 7 6 in 11th Inning
Don Gutteridge drove in the deciding run from first base on a pop single by Chet Lanahan in the 11th, giving the St. Louis Browns a 7 6 victory over the Cleveland Indians before 8500 fans. Vern Stephens homered and tripled for the Browns. Lou Boudreau played in the final innings for Cleveland.
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Carlson Saves Pal After Drowning in Ocean Rescue
MIAMI BEACH June 1 to Pvt Nay Carlson of Marquette University football acted as a hero to a fellow service member in the Army Air Corps. Carlson pulled a drowning soldier from the water and administered aid to resuscitate him, earning praise from teammates.
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Baseball Scores Narrow Leads in League Action
National League games saw Philadelphia 3 to 4 loss at New York 22 to Boston 2, Brooklyn 1, while Louis won 1 to 6 over Pittsburgh and Cincinnati defeated Chicago 6 to 5. American League output included Detroit 5 Chicago 3 New York 14 Philadelphia 5 Washington 1 Boston 96 Louis 7 Cleveland 6.
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Starrs Soft Pitches Plague Otts Giants In Big League Comeback
New York Giants manager Mel Ott laments Ray Starrs soft stuff that baffled the team in recent meetings. Starr, a veteran of 18 major league seasons, uses a mix of offspeed pitches and a deliberate, no-windup delivery to keep hitters off balance. He has posted a remarkably low ERA in the Reds and built a long minor league trek before reaching Cincinnati.
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