Cardinals Halt Chicago 5 to 2
The St Louis Cardinals defeated the Chicago Cubs 5 to 2 to climb to second place in the National League. Ken Burkhardt pitched five hit ball for his seventh win, helping the Cards build a 3-6 lead, then add two more runs in the ninth. Basier Adams delivered a run scoring single for Red Schoendienst and Johnny Hopp who had advanced earlier.
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Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
Ken Burkhardt
Cub
Skein
Cards
Basier Adams
Scere Red Schoendienst
Johnny Hopp
Cubs
Paul Cavarrella
Peanuts Lowrey
Micky
Lowery
Senators Lose To Bosox 10 5
A chaotic recap shows the Senators falling 10 to 5 to the Boston Red Sox in a game with scattered, unclear details. Key players or events are not fully readable, but the final score and teams are evident.
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Senators
Bosox
Red Sox Clinch 10-5 Win Over Senators in opener
Boston overwhelms Washington 10-5 as Johnny Niggeling struggles. Eddie Lake homers twice, Emmett ONeill earns his fifth win, while George Case and Myatt contributed key RBIs. Errors and base hits tally for both clubs in a lively series opener.
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Red Sox
Johnny Niggeling
Washington Senators
Soikers
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Santiago
Ulrich
Eddie Lake
Senators
Emmett O'Neill
Herlando/Clift
Thes
George Case
George Myatt
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Rane
Maher
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Schasse
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Culberson
Twe
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Malkovich
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Hanes
Metner
Methovics
Vaughan
Wich
Mases Vaner
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J. O' Mel
Fan
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Sin
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Uiinien
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Vones
Gumere
Boyar
Kerr
Sanaa
Reven
Weintraud
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Philadelphia
Geott
Mungo
Judd
See
Coffman
Janinge
Judd Oo
Henline
Gos
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Bevens Delivers 2-0 Victory as Yanks Top A’s
New York beats Philadelphia 2 to 0 as Floyd Bevens repeats the feat of defeating the A’s in Philadelphia. Bevens allowed four singles in four innings, while Steve Gerkin stayed stingy for New York through six. Snuffy Sternweiss drove in a run with a double, and Tucker Stainback belted his third homer for the Yankees in relief.
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Floyd Bevens
Athletics
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New York Yankees
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Min Trumph
Steve Gerkin
Joe Berry
Philadelphie Mew Verhapp
Satowis
Peck ii
Wernetl
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Martin If
Bo Extaleila
Ortten Tho
Fmetheny
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Einekkoweios
im—Martin
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Tirnweiss
Stainbark
Gluel
Croseath
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Hall” Lett
Vaser
Gerkin
Ith
Berry
McGowan
Deve
Zaharias Triumphs Amid Personal Loss In Golf Final
In Indianapolis, Mildred Babe Didrikson Zaharias learned of her mother's death but pressed to reach the final of the Women's Western Open. She defeated Mrs Albert Becker 4 and 2 in the semi finals and set up a title clash with Dorothy Germain, whom she beat last year at Park Ridge.
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Babe) Didtikson Zaharias
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Philadelphia
Carol
Babe) Freeze
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Ore
Busher Favored in Santa Anita Derby at Arcadia
ARCADIA Cal June 22 The smallest yet snappiest field in Santa Anita Derby history assembles for tomorrow's 30000 race for three year olds. Favorite Louis B Mayer's Busher leads nine rivals including Patrimony, Man O Glory, Proclamation, Best Effort, Valdia Streak, Checkerhall, Bymeabond, Bismarck Sea, Sea Sovereign.
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Busher
Mayer
Proclamation
Checkerhall
Bymeabond
Patrimony
Sea Sovereign
Belmont Stakes Set for 77th Running at Belmont Park
The Belmont Stakes boasts a field of nine in the 80 000 added race as Hoop Jr Polynesian and others face a scramble for a 74 250 purse. Jeep may start as a favorite while Wild Nite Brookfield Adonis Pavel and Doge headline the lineup with post positions and odds listed.
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Belmont Park
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Hoop
Jeep
St James M. Roebling
Wildlife Brookfield
Edward Isaacs Brookfield Farms
Johnsport
William Woodward
Belair Stud
Mahmoud
Walter Jefford
Ichamp
Pavot
Eddie Arcato
Georgie Woell
E. B
Bradley
Burning Dream
C. S. Howard
Sea Swallow
William Hells
Adonis
Doge
Pentagon
Ted Adkinson
Brookfield
No Boy
John
J. Jimmy Stout
Johnny Adams
the Doge
Johnny Gilbert
Hedley Woodhouse
Pavel
Eddie
Arcaro
Arnold Kirkland
Indians Win Over Chisox Twilight-night doubleheader opener
The Cleveland Indians end a four game skid by beating the Chicago White Sox 7 to 1 in the first game of a twilight night doubleheader. Dan Ross homered for the Tribe and multiple players contributed runs, with Reynolds and Lee among the scorers. Joe Laws, former Green Bay Packer star, has signed for the 1945 season per Curly Lambeau.
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Chicago White Sox
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Tribe
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Harless Defends Scribe's Title at West Virginia event
Morgantown June 22 Don Hardman announced Chet Smith would open the West Virginia sports writers association dinner and spoke of Rusty Harless heading into the annual golf tournament. Harless, defending champion from Charleston Gazette, arrived at Kingwood course for tune up and could post another 85 to win.
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West Virginia Sports Writers Association
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Pittsburgh Press Sports
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Clul
Darrell Harless
Charrieston Gazette
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Sports scoreboard shows mixed results across leagues
National and American leagues list scattered scores and matchups including Brooklyn, New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago. Horse racing notes highlight Colony Boy in a $46,000 1944 yearling sale purchase, Ak-Sar-Ben meets, and rider details with Eddie Arneson and Nichols noted in Park events.
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Ak-Sar-Ben
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Sea Adams
Meade Ae
Mcet Ont
Eddie Ar
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