Dodgers Sweep Phillies In Doubleheader 14 0 5 4
Philadelphia July 4 The Brooklyn Dodgers swept both ends of today’s doubleheader from the Phillies. In the first game Brooklyn won 14 to 0 behind Kirby Higbe seven hit pitching. The nightcap ended 5 to 4 as Pete Reiser hit a ninth inning homer and Hugh Casey closed out Earl Naylor. Reiser’s sixth homer of the year capped Brooklyn’s comeback after a 3-0 Phillies lead and a six-run third inning by the Dodgers.
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Browns Homer Sox To Wall Totals In Doubleheader
Browns pound out five homers in a doubleheader sweep of the White Sox 8 5 and 8 7. Vern Stephens and Mike Chartak each hit two homers in the two games as Chicago fall behind in the pennant race while Eddie Smith and Dixon Gatehouse struggle on the mound for the Sox.
Stella Walsh Still The Best At National Meet
Stella Walsh, at 31, won the 200 meter dash, the discus throw, and the broad jump at the national AAU women’s track and field championships in Ocean City New Jersey. Her team, the Polish Olympic Women’s AC of Cleveland, totaled 30 of 64 3/5 points, but Tuskegee Institute won the team crown with 78 points led by Alice Coachman who retained the high jump and won the 100 meter dash. coach Christine Evant Petty died the night before the meet after the Illinois trip.
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Major League Standings and Results Snapshot
American League results show New York 6 4 over Boston 3 6 while Cleveland dominates 10 3 and Detroit tied at 3 3 in the second game. Philadelphia 5 2 and Washington 2 12 endure losses as St. Louis 8 8 and Chicago 5 7 split in a 13 inning second game.
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Baseball Standings Snapshot From Evening Schedule
Brooklyn leads with 14 wins and 5 losses while Philadelphia sits at 0-4. New York shows 11-3, Boston 5-2. Cincinnati records 32, Pittsburgh’s second game postponed. Chicago at 6-3, St Louis 5-9.
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National League doubleheaders with listed pitchers
National League games feature doubleheaders with probable pitchers and records. Brooklyn visits Boston as French and Davis hold 8-0 and 8-3 while Tobin and Javery of 7-10 and 6-9 start. New York against Philadelphia with Schumacher 5-6 and Koslo 3-4 facing Hughes 3-9 and Johnson 4-8. Chicago at St Louis pits Schmitz 2-5 and Lee 9-7 against Gumbert 2-4 and E White 3-4. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh has Derringer 4-4 and Riddle 2-6 vs Hamlin 2-3 and Sewell 7-7.
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Past NBA Matchups Showcase Key Player Pairings
Philadelphia faces New York Besse as Wolff meets Gomez and Borony while Boston meets Washington with Newsome and Chase opposing Newsom and Carrazquel. Cleveland squares off with Detroit led by Harder and Gromek against Trout and H White. St Louis travels to Chicago with Auker and Caster or Sandra against Lyons and Ross. VW
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Bargain horse Tom Rose wins Butler Handicap at Saratoga
New York July 4 Tom Rose defeated Whirlaway to capture the 530000 Butler Handicap boosting earnings to 50890 after taking first money of 22800. Purchased by J Sackett for 2600 at the Saratoga yearling sales, Rose is hailed as a bargain horse.
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Tommies and Indians split Independence Day doubleheader
The Thomasville Tommies won the afternoon game in Lexington 6 to 1 while Lexington captured the night game at Finch Field 7 to 5. Key players included Nance, Davis, and Bohning on both sides as pitching and errors shaped the two outcomes.
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Seixas Defeats Yale Ace for Freshman Tennis Title
E Victor Seixas of North Carolina, ranked second nationally among juniors, outlasted Yale’s Irwin Dorfman in a five set final to win the freshman singles crown at the 20th Eastern Inter-Collegiate Tennis tournament in Montclair New Jersey. Scores went 1-3 4-6 6-3 1-6 6-1 as the teen rivals clashed and overshadowed the semifinal varsity match between Bob.
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A's and Nuts Split Double
Philadelphia wins first game 5 2 as Luman Harris limits the Senators to six hits while Washington rolls to a 12 2 nightcap victory. Key early burst by Earl Wenn and Phil Murchildon sets Washington ahead. seven Philadelphia errors aid the Senators.
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Philadelphia vs Washington baseball game summary
Philadelphia and Washington split in a late game with Philadelphia scoring two in the ninth to tie then losing 12 to 2. Wynn pitched five innings for Philadelphia while Knott worked four for Washington. Key hits included a 2B by Case and a 6th inning wild pitch by Wynn.
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North State Loop baseball and tennis results brief
North State Loop scores show Salisbury over Landis in the opener 49 to 35 with key players listed. In the second game Landis and Salisbury split runs as Gowan, Murray, Hooper, and Doolittle contributed. Statesville and Hickory played a decisive 12 to 3 Hickory win, with Frye and Daly noted for Statesville. A tennis note: Odman of Washington beat Tren ton’s Eddie Moylan 6-1 6-2 with Terxas and Kovacs mentioned in singles.
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Dodgers Lead War Drive At Night Twilight Game
A Brooklyn Navy Relief benefit at Ebbets Field drew major participation from the Dodgers. Roy Popkin notes the club, players, and staff pledged 10 percent of income to war bonds while volunteers canvassed Brooklyn for donors. The event followed by a forthcoming Polo Grounds meeting on Aug. 3.
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Walters Triumph Over Butcher In Opening Doubleheader
Py Bucky Walters shut out Max Butcher 2-0 as Cincinnati Reds beat Pittsburgh Pirates in the first game of a doubleheader today. Second game postponed by weather. 18,000 fans angered, tossing shions and bottles onto the field. Walker homered, West doubled and scored on a sacrifice, in a game marked by strong pitching and a lone error amid a tense crowd.
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Budge Dominates Riggs To Capture Pro Net Title
G P Don Budge defeated Bobby Riggs 6-2 6-2 6-2 before 8 000 at East Side Tennis Club Forest Hills to win the national professional championship. Budge’s fierce forehand and crossfire overwhelmed Riggs as he chased nearly every ball from the baseline. The Oakland star also paired with Riggs to win the doubles title, 2-6 6-3 6-1 6-2, over Kovacs and Barnes.
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ECC Tourney Semis Set With Lovelace vs McCreary Clash
J B Lovelace meets J D McCreary and Hugh Smart faces George Dobbins in the Emery Wood Country Club President's Cup semifinals. Consolation flights pair J W Woolen with H M Bryant and A A Oliver with Frank Stell as Noble Craigg meets W E Price. Logan Chitwood beat Hal McKee three and two in a quarterfinal. Sidney A Gayle posted day one low net 69 at Half America Fourth of July event with 72 low gross.
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Navy Blanks Army in Baseball Exhibition
DETROIT July 4 The Navy defeated the Army 5 to 0 before 6 939 fans at Briggs Stadium. Great Lakes Naval Training Station blanked Fort Custer 5 0 with Cochrane’s all service team contributing to fund drive. Cochrane pinch hit in eighth and struck out. ninth inning renewal with George Earnshaw produced an orderly final out.
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Greensboro Red Sox Blank Twins in opener of holiday doubleheader
Greensboro righthander Roger Wright earned his 9th victory in the Piedmont League as the Red Sox blanked the Winston-Salem Twins 4-0 in the morning game of a holiday doubleheader in Greensboro. The second game was to be played that night in Winston-Salem, where Greensboro added a 5-2 win with a four-run seventh inning.
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Shut Out Beats Valdina Orphan to Set Track Record
Shut Out, a Greentree Stables standout and Derby winner, defeated Valdiia Orphan by a length in the Yankee Handicap at Suffolk Downs. Under Eddie Arcaro, he ran the mile and three sixteenths in 1:35 2/3, setting a new track record and nearing Challendon’s world mark.
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Batting Leaders Listed With Teams and Averages
A garbled baseball batting table lists leaders by team with games played runs hits and averages. Names include Reiser Dodgers Gordon Yankees Dever Red Sox Medwick Dodgers Lombardi Braves and others with unclear figures and marks.
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Cards Split Twin Bill as 9-3 Victory Follows 6-5 Defeat
St Louis Cardinals recover from a 6-5 loss to the Chicago Cubs in the first game of a holiday double header to win the nightcap 9-3. Mort Cooper took the loss in game one after Jimmy Foxx hit a seventh homer this year, while Dickson tossed 8 1/3 innings of three-hit ball in game two. Enos Slaughter contributed four hits in the second game as Marty Marion drove in the final run and the Cards piled up 13 hits overall.
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Slugs Triumph In St. Louis Chicago Duel
In a tight baseball game at St. Louis the Cubs face the Cardinals with key players Nicholson Stringer Merullo and Musial delivering RBIs. Ernie Dickson earned the win while Bithorn took the loss as Chicago and St. Louis wage a late scoring battle. Attendance logged at 16,463 as the contest stretched into extra innings.
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Rule s Win Pair In Fourth of July Twin Bill
Parham's Bulls. 11 hit attack. beat Richmond Colts 5 to 1 in game one. They then won game two 4 to 1, sweeping the doubleheader in Richmond Virginia.
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