Cardinals Beat Pirates 4-3 in 12th at St Louis
Hobby Cain earned his first win since June 27 leading the Browns to a 5-1 victory over the Tigers Bobby Young drove in four runs with two bases loaded singles while Cain allowed one run over seven innings before the bullpen held Detroit.
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Shantz Captures 20th and Solons Edge Yankees 3-2
Pitcher Bobby Shantz earned his 20th win as the Athletics beat the Yankees 3-2. Rain halted play in Philadelphia, with Walsh pitching seven strong innings before the delay. The Pirates later lost in extras to St Louis, while Rice led Boston past Cleveland 5-1 in a rain-affected game.
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Pita and Steranegs Tennis Match Scored Across Cities
Scattered results show teams including Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn New York St. Louis and Pittsburgh facing mixed doubles with players Roberts eal Bickford Wil son Koslo Wilhelm Fei Staley Friend Maini and Perkowski. Multiple 1Q refinements and scores referenced.
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Rain Washes Out Missouri Semi Pro Game In City Park
Rain halted the Missouri State Semi Pro Tournament contest between Jefferson City Red Birds and Schaeffer's Bar of St. Louis County after two innings, delaying the finale to tonight at City Park. Red Birds trail undefeated Schaeffer's and must sweep two games to win. Manns hit a solo homer, Loeser and West started for the Red Birds and Schaeffer's planned to use Rupp.
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Cardinals Prospects Surging In 1951 Farm Chain
The Cardinals system shows depth as 15 clubs and 500 players feed a pipeline of pitchers and hitters. Mike Clark and other young arms join top prospects like Ben Downs and Gil Daley, with rookies like Walter Bauman and Eldon Repulski aiding a renewed push toward the parent club.
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Baseball Scores From Cities and Rain Delays
Boston defeated New York 3 to 3 while St. Louis, Detroit, Philadelphia, Cleveland and Chicago posted varied results. National St. Louis beat Pittsburgh 4 to 3 as rain postponed Philadelphia at Boston.
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Indians and ChiSox split doubleheader in Chicago
The Cleveland Indians split a twi night doubleheader with the Chicago White Sox at Comiskey Park in front of a night crowd of 40,909, closing ground in the pennant race behind the Yankees who beat Washington 3-2. In the opener Cleveland won 6-1 and Chicago won the nightcap 6-3 as pitching and offense swung the day.
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Hambletonian Race Scheduled Today
GOSHEN Aug 5 Ben White, the man who has won more Hambletonians than any other driver, confessed he is stumped on the outcome of tomorrow's great trotting derby. White, 79, says this is the flashiest field ever. Sixteen three year olds, two fillies, start the first heat tomorrow at 2 pm EST at Good Time Park, with some 13 000 fans expected. White will not drive but may play a major role in the 27th harness classic.
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Blair Qualifies For U. S. Amateur Golf Championship
Blair Blair, son of Missouri's lieutenant governor, and Tom Stephenson of Kansas City qualified for the U S Amateur Championship to be held in Seattle Aug 18 to 23. Blair led the field with 70 75 145 while Stephenson posted 72 75 147. Alternates include Clancy Miller Atchison Wilbur Bartels Kansas City James T Quinn Kansas City Don Barnhart Kansas City and others.
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Redlegs Blank Cubs in Opening Night Shutout
Cincinnati Reds blank the Chicago Cubs 7 to 0 in the first game of a two game series. Rajah Hornsby debuted as manager succeeding Luke Sewell. Warren Hacker took the loss with support from Schultz and Chiti, Hatfensberger, and Seminick.
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Netmen to Start and Round Play in Jefferson City Tourney
Second round matches are set as weekend play opens in the Jefferson City Tennis Tournament. Most opening rounds completed. notable upset saw Stine defeat third seed Altman 6 2 3 6 7 5. Top seeds Bell McGuire Deutsch Sneed and Arnett advanced. Belt and Sneed along with McGuire Deutsch face Muck Arnett in doubles.
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Reading of Sciusar Tables for Local Times
The document lists best times for hinting and indicates a conversion to Central Standard Time. It shows today and tomorrow schedules with minor and major periods and notes shorter durations for certain segments.
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Tentative TV Grid Slate Announced
Yale official dismisses a reported NCAA slate of 12 football TV games as premature and inaccurate. Yale Athletics Director Robert A. Hall says no agreement exists with NBC or American Telecasting. he notes no confirmed slate.
Lutherans Dropped From Civic League Lead
The Columbian Squires overtook the Lutherans in Civic League standings with a 3 loss. Lutherans fall to 5-1 on the season while Mid-State Printers move to 14-0 atop the loop. Fred Schneiders had three hits and seven safeties off Loesch. Plassmeyer and Vaughn added two hits each.
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Musial Color Based on Performance Alone
The piece argues Stan Musial’s appeal rests on performance, not showmanship. It notes his steady hitting, calm demeanor, and leadership style, contrasting him with louder stars while praising his consistency and quiet influence on teammates.
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Speedster Signs For Sedalia Race
Bobby Grimm, a famed Indianapolis speedster, will race at the Missouri State Fair on August 17 and 23 aboard the Hector Honore City of Roses Bardahl Special from Pana. He faces obstacle Bill Holland from Reading, Pa, the Indy 500 champion, with entries from Bill Richardson Des Moines Keith Saylor Macomb Ill and Hershel Wagner Kansas City Mo.
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Kiwanis Defeat Eagles 13-5 in Junior Fray
The Kiwanis bested the Eagles 13 to 5 in a Junior League game. Kiwanis rapped 16 hits off pitcher Case as Rogers limited the offense with seven safeties allowed. West Virginia football note recalls a lone loss over nine seasons, highlighting the Mountaineers’ long unbeaten stretch.
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