Cardinals Blanked By Big Bill Lee In Extra Innings
Philadelphia Phillies edged St Louis 1 to 0 in ten innings as Big Bill Lee and George Munger held the Cardinals to six hits. Lipien drove in the winning run after Wasdell singled for the decisive tally.
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The
Charleston Gazette
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Big Bill Lee
St, Louis
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Phils
George Munger
Tony Lupien
Bus Adams
Jimmy Wasdell
Lupien
Munger
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Northey Rf
O'Garms
DO Letehas
Coop're
Peacock
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Philadelphia
Gio
St. Louis
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Wasdell
North
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Hamrick
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Marion
Sanders
Peas Cock
Punta- Selohia
St. Lows
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Toledo Golfers Plan Charity Tournament for Ohio Sons
A Toledo golf writer describes a plan to hold a charity tournament to aid Ohio soldiers fighting in the Pacific. The initial event drew 343 starters at five dollars each with many others buying tickets and intending to participate. An army unit with many locals was later reported in connection with the effort.
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Toledo Blade
McGeorge
South Pacific
Ohio
Tiskets
Yesterday's Stars and War Tournament Tales
Yesterday's Stars feature Walt Dubiel and Rollie Hemsley fading the league leading Browns while Hemsley drove in the winning run in a 1 0 New Yorkers win. Allie Reynolds pitched brilliantly with two doubles and a single in Cleveland's 6 0 shutout of the A's. A Phillies veteran blanked the Cardinals on six hits with a 1 0 score in ten frames, and Tex Hughson earned a win for Boston over Chicago 5 4. A wartime note covers prisoners of war fundraising tournaments aiding Red Cross funds and a Toledo golf tale where Byron Nelson lost a medal play event to Frank Stranahan with a 70 to 69.
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Walt Dubiel
Rollie Hemsley
Dubiel
St. Louis Browns
Hemsley
Allie Reynolds
Indians
Cleveland
Bill Lee
Jimmy Wasdell
jPhillies
Tony
Papten
Tex Hughson
Red Sox
Chisox
Tig
Port Clinton
Bataan
Red Cross
Warren Williams
Toledo
Byron Nelson
Inverness Country Club
Frank Stranahan
Baseball scores and standings from major leagues
National League games featured Philadelphia defeating St. Louis 3 to 0 and New York beating Pittsburgh 4 to 1 in five innings. American League results showed New York 1 over St. Louis 0 and Boston 3 over Chicago 4. Cleveland G. Phi Washington: Delr
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
G._ Phi
Washington
OB &T. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Ag
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Louis
Boston Cs
Onax
Detroit
Three Leaders in Each League In Batting Slugging Averages
The piece lists top hitters by slugging percentage in both the American and National Leagues. Notable names include Gabor Walker of the Dodgers, Musial of the Cardinals, Tucker of the White Sox, and Weintraub of the Giants. It notes Huns, Hayes, Nicholson, and Burgess among others, plus umpire changes and wartime context.
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Associated Press
Cid Gabor
Walker
Dodgers
Musial
Cardinals
Tucker
White Sox
Pox
Red Sox
Weintraub
Giants
Hackett
Indians
Huns
Yankees Pound Browns In Tight 1 0 Victory
New York Yankees beat the St Louis Browns 1 0 as rookie Walt Dubiel allowed two hits. Bud Metheny opened the ninth with a single, Rollie Hemsley delivered a decisive tying hit, giving New York its sixth win in seven games and sole possession of second place in the league.
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Browns
Walt Dubiel
Yankees
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Metheny Rf
Stephens Ssa
Martin If
Moore Tf
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Bytirs Cf
Gielten Lb
Cnim'na
Hemssey
DO Grimes
New York
Homssey
Ste
Whens
Slimweiss
Lintfell
Sacriflee
Martin
Zaria
Mancuso
Stephens
Guiter- Ide Gn
McQuinn
St. Louis
Jakuckl
Striseouts
Dubiel Ia Dagucke
Reynolds Leads Indians To Win
Allie Reynolds pitched the Cleveland Indians to a 6 to 0 win over the Philadelphia Athletics, tossing a three hit shutout and contributing two runs batted in. The visitors broke the game with a five run first inning backed by a five hit rally and an error by Russ Christopher. Dick Siebert was carted from the field in the fourth after a spike incident.
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Allie Reynolds
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Indians
Reynolds
Russ Christopher
Dick Siebert
Lou Boudreau
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Kehner
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Christophes
Hayes
Rocco
Hoag
Roren
Hoar
Collenbine
Epps
Macs
Heap
Mackey
Dow
SS Gilteé
Brudpeawars Aocea
Horco
Philadephia
Senkenats
Reynolds Hamlin i
Ais
Olt
Christopher
Huma
Piteher
Seheva
Bogdeea
Pitehe
Enri On
Fork and Hoe in Tight American League Race
The league standings show Fork and Hoe managers and players aiming for peak form as the club's 12 wins in 14 games push them toward a playoff spot. Highcoal and DuPont challenge for positions while Carbide and Monsant also vie for a berth. Gus Lindberg has taken the helm at American Fork and Hoe, replacing George Orns, as pitching and fielding improve across the circuit and extra inning games become common. Attendance rises despite earlier setbacks at Kanawha park after Brandstind fire.
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Dutie
BOME
Highcoal
Shaughnessy
duPont
Bosis
Carbide
Monsant
American Fork & Hoe
Gus Lindberg
George Orns
Kanawha Park
Jacobs Decides Continues with Fage 16 Paraphrase
The article discusses boxing gate receipts with Beau Jack as a major draw though in military service. It notes seven main bouts across 1943 and 1944 drawing large crowds, totaling about 195,774 attendees and $664,062 in gate money. It mentions the Al Davis scrap and various baseball notes about Washington and the American League.
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Beak
Beau Jack
al Davis
Garien
Little Fellows
Rain Halts Giants Pirates In Five Inning Tie
A thunderstorm halted the New York Giants and Pittsburgh Pirates after five innings with a 1-1 tie in Pittsburgh. Babe Dahleren drove in the tying run on a single after Jack Barrett opened the fifth with his tenth triple. Billing, Barrett, and Dahleren starred for New York while Joe Zak worked as pitcher for Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bill Voiselli
Jdack Barrett
Babe Dahleren
New York
Pittsburgh Aehoa
Hos Roestr
Ocaers
Ello
Barrett
Camille Tog
Kerrig Lol
Cols Strevh
Polan O'Brien
Joe Zak
Sirineevich
Pursburgh
Roy
State Bass Fishermen Encounter Poor Luck
The conservation commission reported that during the first week of bass season anglers faced unusually bad luck. Heavy storms in central West Virginia created poor conditions, with Herbert Moore of Ohio Marshall County calling bass fishing the poorest he has seen.
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The
Conservation Commission
West Virginia
Herbert Moore
Ohio-Marshall County
Moore
Red Sox down White Sox for ninth straight win
Boston bolsters its hoodoo over Chicago by beating the White Sox 5 to 1. Tex Hughson earned his 11th win with relief help from Red Barrett in the fifth after Chicago closed within a run. McBride homered and Cronin drove in key runs as Boston extends the streak and maintains control in the matchup.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Tex Hughson
Red Barrett
White Sox
Bostonians
Chicago
Boston AB
Aj Abhoa
Moses If
O McHride Schalk
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Tabar
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Mess Lapit'sr
Barnett
Moses, Tucker
Lopar
Haynes
Hughson
Staynes
Maltzberger
Nuits
Lapar
Revolta Aids Team In Open Links Win
Swarthy Johnny Revolta of Evanston led a four-man team to three of four titles at the Chicago Victory National golf matches with a 134 four-under-par round. Patty Berg led the women with 153, while George Hardy and Ken Marine contributed strong scores as part of the pro senior and pro-amateur totals. The 72-hole event features 57 professionals and amateurs in a mixed-team format at Edgewater and related courses.
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Chicago
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Chicago Victory
Patty Berg
Edgewater
Minneapolis
Revolta
George Hardy
Ken Marine
Laffoon
Steve Kovach
Pittsburgh
Steve
Craig Wood
Chuck Kovsis
Detroit
Sam Byrd
Bob Cochran
St. Louis
Gene Sarazen
Ed Furgol
Jag McSpaden
Dorothy Germain
Philadelphia
L Ben Hogan
Babe Didziksen Zaharias
Beverly Hills
Cal
Mary Agnes Wall
Menominee
Mich
McSpaden
Arnold Minkley
Jim Foulis
J. D. Harris
Walter Olson
Byron Nelson
Babe Zaharias
Georgia Tainter
Fargo
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Albert Becker
Englewood
N. J
Ann Casey
Mason City
Kocsis
Cochran
Furgol
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