Dodgers Load Brooklyn Roster With Sweet 17s
Brooklyn reports a youth surge as Branch Rickey trims veteran stars like Cooney Waner Ostermueller and Vaughan to field 17 to 19 year old prospects. Miksis Osbood Branca McLish and King headline the new minors from high schools and universities. Rickey notes potential changes if St Louis demands key players and Brooklyn may add more youngsters.
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Probable MLB Pitchers and Newark's Bryant Switches Roles
A roundup of probable pitchers across the American and National Leagues detailing matchups such as Wynn against Zuber and Poeds against Bowman. It notes Cleveland at Detroit Kennedy and Gentry, Chicago at St. Louis Dietrich or Jakacki, and two NL contests including Philadelphia at Boston and New York at Brooklyn. Also mentions Newark, Ohio, where Clay Bryant, ex-Chicago Cubs hurler, now hits and manages the local club.
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Boxton
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Kennedy
S. Gentry
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Fuster
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Chicago Cubs
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Yankees Split Double Header With Senators
The New York Yankees beat the Washington Senators 4 to 3 in the opener, with Jim Turner earning his first win of the year after a two-run triple by John Lindell, then lost the nightcap as the Senators piled a five-run first inning and held on for a 5-3 win.
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Washington Senators
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Roger Wolff
Stan Spence
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DuPont Nine Schedule Practice at Kanawha Park Today
DuPont baseball club led by Manager iex Hill will hold a 6 15 p m practice session at Kanawha Park today followed by a business meeting for all players. DuPont sits fifth in the War Industrial League standings.
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Iex Hill
duPont Baseball Club
Berg Advances In Golf Event
Defending champion Patty Berg returning to form in the Women's Western Open wins to reach the quarter finals. She beats Lois Petin 4 and 3, with Babe Didrikson Zaharias and Dorothy Germain also advancing to semifinals as the field narrows. In City golf, favorites Rugel and Carper win while Andy Brawley loses to Gordon Murray.
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Patty Berg
Marines
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Babe Didrikson Zaharias
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Lois Petin
Des Moines
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Ann Casey
Mason City, Jr
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Joanne Barr Tracy
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Kermit Hutchinson
Dr. J. J. Herlihy
Dick Douglas
Jimmy Loar
Stan Eastman
Carper
Murray
Fred Q. Blue
Edgewood
Jim Stevens
Stevens
Charles Lang
Rugel
Rene Stone
Pugel
Baseball leaders and stats from a past season
A fragmented AP transcription lists players and team abbreviations from American and National Leagues. It includes names like Musial Weintraub Hayes Kurowski and others with batting in, home run tallies, and run totals, though several OCR errors obscure exact figures.
Bucher Comes Back to the Red Sox as Infield Replacement
Bucher, a 160 pound six footer, returns from the Cardinals chain gang to join the Boston Red Sox as a necessary infield replacement. He struggles for attention from scouts but earns a role as lead off hitter at Fenway, taking over third base from ailing Jim Tabor and delivering steady knocks.
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Cardinals
Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Jim
Scouts Pleased with South Charleston Camp Talent
Officials praised players at the South Charleston camp including Chilton Roberts and Howard Beverley for power and throwing at the plate. Mason Roberts did not attend. Curtis Williams impressed at third base as players from Dunbar Nitro St Albans Hinton Beckley Otsego Belle Rainelle joined the session.
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Partey Commission
Carbide Tops Fork and Hoe Nine 5 to 3 in Park Battle
Carbide chemists beat Fork and Hoe nine 5 to 3 at Kanawha Park to seize sole third place in the War Industrial league. Dorsey struck out 10 over seven innings, limiting Sisson and Siesonville high to six hits. Carbide's offense built a first inning three runs and added two more on Adkins and Huber hits with timely steals. Fork and Hoe tallied all runs in the third on walks, a stolen base, and a two-run blast by Rhoades, but could not catch Carbide’s early lead.
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Red Cross Gets Aid from Wykagyl Club During War Era
The Wykagyl Country Club lent its golf course for seven days of Red Cross competition in New Rochelle New York matching a World War I pattern when it hosted a 1918 Red Cross event.
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