Yankees Blank Browns For Third Straight Victory
New York pitchers continued their hot stretch as Marvin Breuer threw a two hit shutout over the Louis Browns, marking the Yankees third straight win. DiMaggio extended his hitting streak to six, collecting two hits and driving in a run as Keller and Dickey sparked the offense with a first inning rally.
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Bill Dickey
Joe Gordon
Joe DiMag
Giants Win 2-0 as Schumacher Shuts Out Pirates
Pittsburgh native Schumacher pitched a five hit shutout, lifting the New York Giants to a 2-0 win over Pittsburgh after a tenth inning rally. Moore and Rucker provided the key hits, with Schumacher chipping in at the plate and earning his sixth victory of the season.
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Arky Vaughan
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Minor League Results from the Associated Press
Columbus 2 Louisville 1 Milwaukee 8 Minneapolis 1 Kansas City 1 St Paul 2. Box scores sketch shows small league action with several city matchups.
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Loulaville
Miwaukee
Minneapolia
Kansas City
St. Paul
Pickett and Slane Win Twin Bills In Local Loop
Slane and Pickett won two games each, boosting their playoff hopes in the Amateur League. Slane beat Guilford twice 8-7 and 16-0, while Pickett defeated Triangle B 9-2 and 13-12. Globe Parlor sits third with eight wins, eight losses, as the race for the final two spots tightens.
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ma-Hayworth
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Globe Parlor
Wood Posts 63 To Lead Over Ghezzi In Open Battle
Craig Wood fires a 63 at Mahoning Country Club to lead Vic Ghezzi by six strokes in the National Open match. Wood posts 133 total for two rounds, while Ghezzi struggles with putting and trails by 7 overall. The $2,500 winner take all finale heads to tomorrow’s final 36 holes.
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Ghezzi
Byron Nelson
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Fred Corcoran
Umpire Larry Goetz fracture injury in Reds Braves game
In Cincinnati on August 2, umpire Larry Goetz sustained a fractured left arm when a foul tip off Eddie Jost’s bat struck him above the wrist in the third inning of the Braves Reds game. He was taken to Christ W Hospital for examination.
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Cincinnati Reds
Christ W Hospital
Etten Assumes Batting Lead In National League
New York Aug 2 Nick Etten of the Philadelphia Phillies has emerged as the NL batting leader with a .341 average, up 13 points in a week. Pete Reiser fell to .331, while Johnny Hopp rose to .326. Slaughter leads hits with 121 and triples with nine. Reisers and others compete for runs batted in and home run tallies as standings shift.
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Enos Slaughter
Dixie Walker
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Dolph Camilli
Lannie Frey
Cincinnati
Little Lee Handley Ofittsburgh
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Southern Association Scores and Box Score Details
In Atlanta the scores show Nashville 5, Atlanta 6. Chattanooga 8, Knoxville 4. Memphis 2, Birmingham 2 in the first game with another Hoover effort. New Orleans 4, Little Rock none in second. The box scores list pitchers Powers and Day with multiple innings, and a 2:00 time.
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Southern Association
Atlanta
Nashville
Chattanooga
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Memphis
Birmingham
New Orleans
Little Rock
Bison Grid Drills Open Aug 25 With New Coaches
New Bison football era begins August 25 under head coach Tony Cernugle and assistant Leo Morgan, replacing June Scott and Ken Stevens. Preseason exams start August 20, with lean 1940s era depth and uncertain line strength highlighted by missing centers and star linemen.
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Tony Cernugle
University of North Carolina Fame
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Catawba
June Scott
Ken Stevens
Cernugle
Morgan
Herbert Speas
Kimsey Brothers
Charlie
Purcell
Bob Bencini
Kim- Sevs
James Kivitt
W. Q. Webb
Evans
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Arnold Metcalf
Jimmy Bones
Scooter Moser
Roy Culler
Giants Seek To Get Barna
Pittsburgh August 2 The New York Giants manager Bill Terry said he hoped to obtain Babe Barna this month from Minneapolis after a recent purchase though Minneapolis still seeks to hold him. Terry noted cash already paid and possible further payment. He also said Morrie Arnold’s draft status was uncertain and that Arnold may not be drafted until after the season.
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Bill Terry
New York Giants
Babe Barna
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Saratoga Wins Village Farm Stake at Goshen Day
The hay colt Saratoga, owned by T.L. Gustin of Holicong Pennsylvania and driven by Tom Berry, captured the Village Farm Stake at Goshen on the closing day, taking a $5,500 purse.
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O'Toole To Tackle Patek Thursday Wrestling Card
O'Toole headlines a double main event at South Hamilton Street arena with Rudy Patek set to clash after last week's display of skill and brute force. Promoter Jim Steele schedules a 90 minute limit match at 8 30 p m and notes Cowboy Luttrell will also appear against an unnamed opponent.
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Albemarle Wins Fifth Game Of Legion Series
Albemarle Juniors defeat Gastonia Juniors 10 to 5 to take a 2-0 lead in the best of seven state championship series. Lisk hit a grand slam three RBI and McGee, Andrew with multi hits led Albemarle while Swanner pitched six innings for the win. The sixth game set for Gastonia Monday at 4 30 p m with Albemarle seeking the series clinch.
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Daniel Takes Net Tourney Clinches Carolinas Closed Final
Sam Daniel of Columbia defeated Rhinehart Freeman of Chapel Hill 3 6 6 4 2 in the men’s finals to defend his title at the Carolinas Closed Tennis Tournament. Sara Rushton beat Lillian Seabrook 6 0 6 3 6 4 to defend the women’s singles. Daniel and Tom Bonner won the men’s doubles 6 2 6 1 over Steve Golson and Billy Needham. Seabrook and Dee Dee Trott won the women’s doubles 6 2 3 6 9 7 over Rushton and Patsy Moran. The program also notes Grand Circuit betting at Historic Track with Bell Boy failing in both heats and Berry capturing two wins aboard Steward in the 17 trot.
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Bell Boy
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Triangle Triumphs 6-5 In 19 Innings Over Highland
Veterans Dawson hurls all 19 innings for Triangle in a 6-5 win over Highland in a four hour battle. Meekins and Grant supplied key Highland triples, while Rudy Clark and Red Frazier led Triangle with three hits. Walker and Grant injured. long game with 17 hits for both teams and 2-base hits by Clark and Grant highlight the fray.
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Marsh Humbles Tomlinson in Industrial League clash
Marshmen rout Tomlinson 10 to 2 at Marsh field, powered by Wallace Haney three singles. Lefty Clinard limited Tomlinson to six hits over seven innings with nine strikeouts as every Marsh starter but two posted at least two hits in a 16 hit attack.
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Ella Wee Wins Grand Championship at Blowing Rock Show
In Blowing Rock on August 2 Ella Wee ridden by Miles Wright and shown by Julius Johnson of Charlotte won the grand championship at the Blowing Toney 15th annual horse show. In the five gaited stake Ella Wee finished first over Meadow Mystery and American Moonglow with Pal also competing.
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