Sports Roundup AY 50 FEDER Pinch-Hitting for Hugh Fullerton
Billy Southworth likens his St Louis to Leo Durocher’s club but no tilt cited. Notes on Steve Hamas’s book, Vern Miller’s weight loss in training, Roger Haas nickname, DeFore at Camp Maxey, Hutchinson switching to catcher, Seattle-Seattle McChord exchange, Ben Hogan and John Winsett in OCS, Belfast umpire quitting after ten scoreless frames, and Army general Hall’s West Point past with air force deputy chief role.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Billy Southworth
St. Louis
Leo Durocher
Steve Hamas
Steve
Air Force
Vern Miller
Harvard
Keesler Field
Miss
Ry Haag
Besa
Arix
Papa
Roger Wilco Haas
Roger
Wilco
Bill DeFore
Ie Pie DeFore
Camp Maxey
Texas
Hilly Conn
Jon Louis
Freddis Hutchinson
Tigers
Sailor
Seattle
McChord
Wash
Seattle First
Ben Hogan
Long John Winsett
Red Socker
Dodger
Miami
Umpss
Barney
Blarney
Belfast
Bth U
US Army
North Ireland Blues
Blues
Bucs
Au-And
Army
William E. Hall
Red Cagie
West Point
Gunner John Chaprron
Coton
College Park
Senators Acquire Browns Pair To Bolster Lineup
Clark Griffith consummates a deal with the St Louis Browns for third baseman Har Jond Cilft and pitcher John Niggeling. The move aims to lift the Washington Senators from seventh to a possible second-place finish as they chase the Yankees and Indians in the pennant race. The Senators split a doubleheader with Chicago, losing game one 3-2 in 14 innings and winning game two 4-2. The Yankees were surprised by Cleveland in a day-night split, aiding Cleveland's surge to second place. The Athletics continued struggling with a 12th straight loss as Bob Muncrief shined for Browne, while Detroit edged Boston 1-0 on Hal White and Yank Terry pitching. The Dodgers dropped both ends of a doubleheader to Chicago as Hal Gregg and Red Barney struggled after brief Montreal arrivals. In other games, St Louis beat Philadelphia 8-0 in the first game and lost 3-0 in the second, Harry Walker’s hitting streak was halted at 29 games, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh also split with Boston and New York respectively.
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Eperte
Lous Cardinals
New York Yankees
Sesson
Washington Senators
Senators
Clark Griffith
St Louis Browns
Har Jond Cilft
John Niggeling
Fox
Branch Rickey
Chicago
White Fox
Washington
Yankees
Cleveland Indiana
Tribe
Jeff Heath
Heath
Philadelphia Athletics
Bob Muncrief
Browne
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Hal White
Tigers
Yank Terry
Sox
Detroit
Brooklyn Dodgers
Rickey
Chicago Cubs
Hal Gregg
Red Barney
Montreal
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Howard Kriet
al Gerheauser
Harry Walker
Montgomery Zivic Bout Nears As Cagier Promoter Hints Upset
In Philadelphia Hob Montgomery and Fritzie Zivic prepare for a Monday night bout at Shibe Park. Zivic backs himself with confidence and money seeking a favored outcome though Montgomery carries odds against him. Promoter Herman Taylor projects about 80 000 fans and potential gate near $70 000. In Brooklyn Branch Rickey announces Dodgers bought Third Baseman William Hart of New Orleans, a 37 year old power hitter with a .990 rating and strong RBIs.
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Philadelphia
Hob Montgomery
Zivic
Shibe Park
Mallman
Fritzie
Kid McCoy
New York
Herman Taylor
Brooklyn
N. C
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
William Hart
New Orleans
Bootherm Association
Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Tonight’s Schedule
RESULTS DATED YESTERDAY INCLUDE NEW YORK 5 CLEVELAND 7 IN 14 INNINGS. CHICAGO 32 BOSTON 0. DETROIT 0 PHILADELPHIA 0. ST LOUIS TODAY’S GAMES LIST BOSTON AT DETROIT WASHINGTON AT CHICAGO NEW YORK AT CLEVELAND PHILADELPHIA AT ST LOUIS. NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS SHOW PITTSBURGH 7-2 NEW YORK 6-3 CHICAGO 7-15 BROOKLYN 5-4 CINCINNATI 5 BOSTON 0 ST LOUIS 6-3 PHILADELPHIA 6-8. TOMORROW’S GAMES INCLUDE PITTSBURGH AT NEW YORK CINCINNATI AT BOSTON CHICAGO AT BROOKLYN ST LOUIS AT PHILADELPHIA. MONDAY AT KNOXVILLE NASHVILLE AT ATLANTA NEW ORLEANS AT LITTLE ROCK.
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Festeriay
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
St Louis
Philadelphia
Montgomery
Knoxville
Nashville
Atlante
New Orleana
Little Hock
Ccsevereee
Senators Still Seek Junior Pennant Race
Washington manager Clark Griffith refused to concede the pennant chase as the Senators clash with the Yankees, saying the team will fight for first place down the stretch and he is still looking for a pennant.
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Senators
Birmingham Juniors Win Regional Title
The Birmingham Alabama American Legion junior baseball team clinched the district title with an 8-5 victory over Whiteville North Carolina. They advance to the Sixth Regional Tournament in Charlotte West Virginia, meeting the regional winner after a late rally. Pitchers Rore Pilouras and Burton limited Whiteville to five hits. Whiteville had earlier defeated Florence 8-0 to reach the finals aided by Enzor’s five hits and Jimmy Kelly’s three run homer.
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Florence
Birmingham
Ala
American Legion
Charlotte
Whiteville
Enzor
Jimmy Kelly
Hart's Dodgers status tied to Pelicans season fate
The decision on Hart reporting to the Dodgers hinged on how the Pelicans finished the season and whether he would be needed in the playoffs.
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Southern Association
Hickey Wald
Hart
Dodgers
Pelicans
Victory National Meet Underway at Chicago Club
A 31-team field competes in a best ball preliminary at Beverly Country Club ahead of the Victory National championship. Top duos include Nelson-Stranahan and Revoilta-Wehble with predictions of 138, four under par. Winners receive golf medals and a trophy. The individual Victory National starts tomorrow and ends Sunday with 32 pros and 10 amateurs. the champion earns a $1000 War Bond.
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Chicago
Roma
Beverly Country Club
Byron Nelson
Frank Stranahan
Johnny Revolta
Wilford Wehble
Chick Harebert
Dala Morey
Jimmy Demaret
Chuck Kocsla
Bill Melbern
Frank Kovack
Melhorn
PGA Calls For Probe Into Kirkwood Ryder Cup Absence
The PGA Philadelphia board seeks an immediate investigation into why Joe Kirkwood did not play in the Ryder Cup matches in Detroit last week. Secretary Jimmy D Angelo said the board unanimously refused to accept Kirkwood's resignation and urged the executive committee to convene all parties to resolve the matter.
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Philadelphia
Professional Golfern Association
Philadelphia Action
Joe Kirkwood
Detroit
Jimmy D'Angelo
Kirkwood
Walter Hagen
PGA
D 'Angelo
Slugfest as Vols and Crackers combine for 38 runs
Nashville Vols and Atlanta Crackers staged a wild scoring duel at Poncs De Leon Park, totaling 38 runs. Mel Hicks led Nashville with four hits and seven RBIs, while Hank Saver and others contributed big hits as Atlanta pitchers struggled. Knoxville split a doubleheader, Little Rock edged New Orleans, and Memphis edged Birmingham in tense late innings.
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Associaton
Poncs de Leon Park
Atlante
Nashville Vols
Nashville Woo
Vols
Atlanta
Nashville
Bill Bhalin
Mel Hicks
Tennesseeans
Hank Saver
Sualin
Neuhville
Vernon Curtis
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Roy Winfield
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MR. Lucky
Pyar
Betty Rhodes
MacDonald Carey
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