Giants Rally With Seven Home Runs to Crush Reds
The New York Giants exploded for seven home runs in a single game, led by Danning Demaree Whitehead Salvo and Moore, tying major league records for most homers in one inning and most extra bases in a game. The Reds were defeated 17-3 as the offense silenced the stands.
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National League Baseball Results from AP
The National League games saw New York defeat Cincinnati 17 to 3 and Philadelphia beat Chicago 9 to 8 in a ten inning affair. Brooklyn topped Pittsburgh 5 to 2 and St Louis defeated Boston 5 to 3.
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Baseball scores in the American League recap
Detroit beat New York 6 2 Chicago topped Philadelphia 7 4 Cleveland defeated Boston 8 7 Washington won over St. Louis 10 7. The results summarize a slate of AL games with several close outcomes.
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Southern League scores feature New Orleans shutout
New Orleans defeated Birmingham 9 to 0. Knoxville beat Nashville 8 to 6 in the other scheduled game.
Southeastern League Scores Note
Montgomery 6 Selma 5 Jackson 9 Meridian 3 Angleton ST Guenten Pensacola Mobile rain light notes from a brief scoreboard item showing team tallies and weather in a Southeastern League update.
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Today’s Games Across Major League Parks
Pro baseball slate includes New York at Chicago Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at Cleveland Chicago at New York St Louis at Brooklyn night Pittsburgh at Boston Cincinnati at Philadelphia Chattanooga at Atlanta Birmingham at New Orleans Knoxville at Nashville Little Rock at Memphis Anniston at Gadsden Montgomery at Selma Jackson at Meridian Mobile at Pensacola.
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Briez Chats About Sports in New York Column
Eddie Brzets talks of Branch Rickey aiming to start a National League team in St Louis next year. Harry Cooper is a Philly hot tip as the league opens. Opening odds favor Louis to beat Galento in a kayo. Washington fans fear a cellar finish. Bonura and Al Simmons mock.
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Oklahoma U Neckties Move from Big Six To Southwest
In a One Minute Interview at Soulsberry Oklahoma City Times, Oklahoma U. expresses desire to leave the Big Six for the Southwest Conference citing a faster league and broader views on schedules eligibility and bowl games.
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Dodgers Hitters Earn First Base Success, Lary Leads
Eddie Zeltner of the New York Mirror notes Lyn Lary doubled for his first Dodgers hit and scored on second base. Analysts debate Joe McCarthy’s potential impact and pennant odds, while 1940 politics and Ohio candidates surface in a breezy sports column.
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Valley Baseball League Formed With Noted Teams
The Tennessee Valley Baseball League has been organized with top valley teams participating including the Blue... The announcement highlights new league structure and regional participation.
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Tennessee steals Virginia’s military academy pick in scouting kerfuffle
Tennessee scouts cross the line to win a hard fought pick for a military academy amid Virginia school turmoil. Arndt Jorgens gains a spot in the baseball centennial game as a masked participant. Johnny Paycheck draws longtime boxing fans to Des Moines with growing gate receipts and crowd interest. Joe Gould sits at the center of Braddock’s camp as Farr’s American representative.
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Connie Mack Seeks Neon Score Card For Night Games
Pioneer manager Connie Mack aims to light up the stadium with a neon scoreboard to guide his outfielders during several night games. The plan highlights the growing use of illuminated displays to aid players in low visibility.
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Devils of Decatur and Lincoln Mill Teams in Huntsville Series
Devils of Decatur Lincoln Mill at Huntsville Athens and Anderson enter league play with one more team expected in the next few days. Games set for Thursday Saturday and Sunday afternoons.
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Leaders in Major League Baseball season stats
National League leaders include Arnovich of Philadelphia with a .399 batting average and 66 hits. Lombardi of Cincinnati leads home runs with 10, while McCormick and Goodman drive 37 RBIs. Stolen bases feature Handsley and Hack with six. American League leaders show McQuinn with 61 hits and Greenberg with 12 home runs.
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Open golf field readies for Ralph Guldahl bid
About 165 golfers gathered at Philadelphia Country Club for the national open practice ahead of the 72 hole event. Ralph Guldahl is the heavy favorite with 6 to 1 odds, while Harry Cooper, Sam Snead, Byron Nelson, Henry Picard and Dick Metz follow at 8 to 1. Cooper is viewed as the strongest challenger to dethrone the two time champion.
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Bear Show Electrifies Crowds At Armory Wrestling Night
Bruno the bear owned by Roy Welch dominated the feature bout against Armenian grappler Mike Navyarian in a fast, rough match. Crowds cheered as Welch guided the bear, who used a bear hug and displayed rough tactics, including tripping the referee. In semifinals Buddy Knox and Welch wrestled to a hour draw with Knox winning a fall early and both trading holds and punches later.
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Blue Devils Split Pair of Contests
The Blue Devils defeated Anderson 4-0 Saturday with John Manahan on the mound, allowing 8 hits and striking out six. Sunday at Sheffield they lost to Dr Pepper nine 5-2 as Briscoe relieved Grizzard after three innings. The team is slated to play Hart selle at Delano Park Thursday at four o'clock.
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Riverside and Disco Bats Rally In Softball Clash
Riverside defeated Disco 7 to 8 at Benson Field in a makeup game with five in the second and three in the third. Alabama routed Goodyear 12 to 8 in another makeup tilt. Disko’s Hargrove fanned eight while Riverside’s Brazelton limited hits. Ed Johnson made a spectacular running catch for Riverside.
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Alabama Tops Goodyear in Six-Run Victory
Alabama built a large lead with three runs in the third and three more in the seventh as Goodyear rallied with a pair of late innings. Buck Robinson added two hits and two walks for four plate appearances, while Goodyear’s J. W. Sims contributed a double and a run in the seventh. Batteries Alabama Poteet and...
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Alabama and Goodyear battle with innings run totals
Umpires Harvey and Smith preside as Alabama and Goodyear Mills Beere players engage in a baseball inning by inning scoring. Tonight features DISCO vs VAUGHAN and COOPER WELLS vs RIVERSIDE at Benson Field with a 7:30 p.m. start.
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Whitehouse Joins Atlanta Club Roster In SSA
Harry Whitehouse the hard hitting outfielder from Savannah returns to action with Atlanta in the Southern Association joining catcher Larry Smith of Savannah to fill injuries. Playing manager of Meridian previously, Whitehouse was recalled for roster depth.
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Batters Hit Stride in Southern Association
Southern Association games produced lively hitting as Knoxville beat Nashville 8 to 6 with 11 hits. New Orleans totaled 13 hits to defeat Birmingham 10 to 0. Memphis knocked off Little Rock 8 to 5 as the Lookouts rested in Atlanta.
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Whitehouse Hits In South Eastern Parades Second Place
Last year Whitehouse batted 339, two points behind Seghi of Pensacola for second in the South eastern hit parade. He has batted 375 with Savannah this year. If you buy, sell, or swap, use the Want Ads. It's to your ad vantage.
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