Cooper Stops Cubs as Cardinals Dry 3-Game Slide
Mort Cooper earned his ninth win of the season to lift the St. Louis Cardinals over the Chicago Cubs 4 to 2 and maintain a three game NL lead over the Brooklyn Dodgers. Musial Litwhiler and Kurowski supplied key run support while Cooper faced a tough fourth inning surge from Chicago.
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ST. Louis
Morton Cooper
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cooper
Cubs
Stan Musial
Danny Litwhiler
Whitey Kurowski
Navikofpf
Phil Cavarretta
Musial
Billy Cooper
Lou Nicholson
Novikoff
Len Merullo
Harry Lowrey
Clyde McCullough
Litwhiler
Bill Lee
Nichol'n
W.cooper
G'dman
High Point College Abandons Football For War
Paige Holder notes High Point College stops interscholastic football for duration of war due to player shortages and lack of opponents. Basketball and physical education continue as wartime activities alongside other colleges that have already halted football.
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High Point College
Elon
Lenoir-Rhyne
Local Umpire Improvements Suggested for Softball
Regular umpires are urged for municipal softball to ensure proper rule enforcement. The call notes current practice of teams using anyone available, often biased by the strongest side, and urges Edgar Hartley to appoint knowledgeable umpires daily for fair, authoritative calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Hartley
Y.M.C.A
Hartley
Gathering Loose Ends on Boxing History and Wildlife Bill
An aside clarifies boxing title history between Louis Sharkey and others noting key dates in New York and Chicago. It mentions Louis Schmeling Carnera and James J. Braddock, then cites Raymond J. Brown of Outdoor Life criticizing a Senate wildlife bill with page reference continuation.
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Joe Louis
Jack Sharkey
Louis
Sharkey
New York
Max Schmeling
Primo Carnera
K.O
James J. Braddock
Chicago
Senate
Raymond J. Brown
Outdoor Life
Hubbell Secures Third Victory Over Braves
Giants pitcher Carl Hubbell improves to 3 0 with a 5 3 win over the Boston Braves. New York rallied for three runs in the third and two in the seventh, aided by hits from Nick Witek and others. Holmes homered for Boston, Barrett took the loss after an early lead.
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Boston
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Braves
Red Barrett
Chet Ross
Johnny McCarthy
Tommy Holmes
Barrett
Giants
Nick Witek
Dave Odom
New York
Ryan
Bartell
Joost
Mancuso
Mass
Orengo
Nieman
Hubbel
Poland
Adams
Witeel
Bricker
Odom
Partell
Ooo
Jurges
Witek
Hubbell
Ross
Masi
Witelmann
Brubaker
McCarthy
Holmes
McCarthy Joost
Ott
Witek Urges
MecCarthy
Cramer's Single In 12th Gives Tigers Close Win
Detroit fans saw Roger Cramer drive in the decisive run in the 12th inning as the Tigers edged the St. Louis Browns 4 to 3. Newhouser earned his fourth win in a near four inning relief stint after Detroit built an early lead, while Cramer and Byrnes sparked a 12 hit attack to rally for the victory and split the series.
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Cramer
Tigers
Detroit
Roger Cramer
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Samon
Pases
Paul Richards
Hal Newhouser
Tiger
Steve Sandra
St. Louis
Bridges
Joe Schultz
Little Hal White
Milt Byrnes
Chet Laabs
Abrheo
Fiat Gut
Hoover
Byrnes
Wakefield
Stephens
Higgins
Chartak
Harris
Kreevich
Ross
Clift
Radcliff
Christ'n
Metro
Oes Ferrell
York Ib
Wood
Baker
Richards
McKain
Caster
White
Sundra
Peter
Schultz
Criscola
Golfers converge for Carolinas Junior Championship in Greensboro
More than 100 young golfers from the Carolinas arrive in Greensboro to compete in the 1st Annual Carolinas Junior Golf Championship at Greensboro Country Club. An 18 hole qualifying round starts Monday with match play to follow, leading to finals Thursday. Harvie Ward Jr. cannot defend his title. John Harvey Oliver Jr. is favored.
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Greensboro
Carolinas
Greensboro Country Club
Harvie Ward, Jr
Tarboro
N. C
John Harvey Oliver
Fayetteville
Ward
Pep Young
Spartanburg
S. C
South Carolina
Weston Dixon
Columbia
Dartmouth Sees 1943 Grid Prospects Tied to Naval Reservists
Hanover New Hampshire seven lettermen and 11 other promising players from last year's Big Green squad are among naval and Marine reservists ordered to Dartmouth. The 1943 football outlook largely depends on the availability of naval and Marine students.
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Hanover
N. H
Naval
Marine
Dartmouth
Walker's Two Home Runs Lead Dodgers Past Phillies
Dixie Walker homered twice with a double and a single to spark the Brooklyn Dodgers to a 7 5 win over the Philadelphia Phillies ending Brooklyn's five game skid. Fred Fitzsimmons earned his third straight victory with strong relief while Walker drove in three runs and scored four.
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Brooklyn
Dixie Walker
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Fred Fitzsimmons
Phillies
Jim Wasdell
Les Webber
Dodgers
Charley Fuchs
Walker
Vaughan
Northey
Waner
Adams
Camilli
Wasdel
D'igren
Herman
Triplett
Galan
Brewster
Owen
Liv'ston
Glossop
Puchs
Philadelphia
Murtaugh
Wasdell
Livingston
Vaughn
Firesimmons
Webber
Dahlgren
Alan
Pfitzsimmons
Murta
Balk—Puchs
Fitzsimmons
Fuchs
Orda
Conian
Barr
Yankees Triumph Over Red Sox In 12 Inning Pitching Duel
The New York Yankees defeated the Boston Red Sox 2 to 1 in 12 innings at Yankee Stadium. Rollie Hemsley delivered the winning RBI after a bases loaded situation. Pitching dominated until a costly Boston error in the ninth tied the game.
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Rollie Hemsley
New York
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Yankee Stadium
Rollie Hemsle
Oscar Judd
Sox
Spud Chandler
Yankees
Judd
Chandler
Bill Johnson
Boston
Yanks
Joe Gordon
Johnson
Frank Crosetti
Mike Ryba
Ken Sears
Ryba
Johnny Murphy
Charley Keller
John Lindell
Nick Etten
Hemsley
Murphy
Red Sox
Abrho
Abrho Miles
Stainback
Foxx
Sears
Barna
Metheny
Tabor
Stirmw'ss
Lupien
Keller
Doerr
Lindell
Partre
Eteen
Lake
Gordon
Crosetti
National League Scores Summary
New York 5 Boston 3. Brooklyn 7 Philadelphia Cincinatti 3 11 innings St Louis 4 Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 4.
Segura Captures Eastern Collegiate Tennis Title
Ferd Francisco Segura of the University of Miami defeated Bob Wasserman of Ohio State in the eastern collegiate singles final at Montclair Athletic Club. Segura won 6-0 6-1 6-2, extending his perfect run through the six opponents without dropping a set.
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Montclair
N. J
Ferd Francisco Segura
University of Miami
Bob Wasser
Ohio State
Segura
Wasserman
Haegg Prefers Vacations for Free Time
Py Gunder Haegg the Swift Swede avoids track meets unless racing. He urges workers to take a vacation when they are free from duties.
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New York
Py Gunder Haegg
Alsab Preferred By Owner’s Son Over Count Fleet
Lieutenant Dan Sabath, son of Alsab owner Al Sabath, at Bellwood Army Depot in Richmond, says Alsab is the best horse when compared weight for weight and age for age. He praises Count Fleet’s early speed but remains unsure Count Fleet has faced real competition.
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Richmond
Alsab
Whirlaway
Count Fleet
Dan Sabath
al Sabath
Sabath
Bellwood
600000 Women Players Rally in National Softball Scene
Chicago reports a vast national softball boom as 40,000 women teams organize across the United States with more than 600,000 players involved in semi pro leagues and competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Lynchburg Beats Cubs 8 to 1 on 15-Hit Night
Lynchburg slugged 15 hits to defeat the league leading Cubs 8 to 1 in Portsmouth. Nichols led the attack with a three bagger as the visitors snapped a three game skid.
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Portsmouth
Lynchburg
Cubs
Nichols
Eight Pro Football Teams Ready To Go For 43
Eight of last season's NFL clubs voted to play in 1943 after a Steelers Eagles merger was approved. Bears and Cardinals withdrew, but the league relaxed rules allowing the pennsylvania group to pool players with a single league vote. Teams listed include Cardinals Bears Lions Packers Giants Dodgers Redskins and the Pittsburgh Philadelphia combine.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh Steelers
Philadelphia Eagles
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cardinals
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Eagles
Walter Kiesling
Pittsburgh
Earle Eale
Ers
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Washington Redskins
Pittsburgh - Philadelphia
Cleveland Rams
Cardinals
Bears
Steelers
Arthur H. Ehlers
Jimmie Marks
Baltimore
Cards
George Marshall
Earl Lambeau
Green Bay
Fred Mantel
Detroit
Jack Mara
Pete Cawthon
Halas
Bidwell
Harry Thayer
Major League Results Yesterday and Standings Snapshot
Yesterday's MLB results show New York 2 Boston in 12 innings, Washington 6 Philadelphia 3, and Detroit 4 St Louis 3 in 12 innings. Cleveland 5 Chicago 4 and 10-4-3 records noted.
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New York
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Wael
Detr
Cleveland A
St Lois É
Baseball Pitching Matchups and Game Outcomes
The listing shows probable pitchers and win loss records for matches including Haefner vs Wensle and Donald for Boston at Philadelphia, Woods vs Plorea, Wolff, and Reynolds at Chicago, Bagby vs Grove, Detrich at St. Louis, Galehow at Detroit, Hollingsworth, Ov mire, Trout, and Washington at New York among others.
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Haefner
Wensle
Donald
Boston
Philadelphia
Woods
Va. Plorea
Wolff
Cleevland
Chicago
Reynol
Bagby
Ives
Grove
Detrich
St. Louis
Detroit
Galehow
Baseball Matchups Listed With Team Records
The schedule lists New York at Brooklyn Melton and Philadelphia at Boston with win loss tallies. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh features Hey and Vander Meer against Sen and Hallett. Chicago visits St Louis as Prim faces Gumbert and Pollet in a set of late season games.
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New York
Brooklyn
Melton
Wyatt
Philadelphia
Boston
Kve
Johnson
Ve. and
Tobin
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Senators Beat Athletics 6 3 Behind Carasquel Victory
Washington Senators win 6 3 over the Athletics as Alex Carasquel earns his seventh win of the year. Johnson and Spence drive offense with two doubles and two singles each, while Estatella homers in the sixth. George Case steals home earlier before being ejected for kicking.
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Philadelphia
Alex Carasque
Washington Senators
Athletics
Senators
Orie Arntzen
Bert Kuczynski
Penn
Bob Johnson
Stan Spence
Carasquel
Bobby Estatella
George Case
Washton
Abrhe
Phila
Abrhe Case
White
Moore
Mayo
Spence
Vernon
Estatella
Johnson
Siebert
Suder
Priddy
Halse
Clary
Swift
Sullivan
Wagner
Carasquelp
Arntzen
Scarbgh
Valo
Kuceynskip
Phillies beat Washington. Carasquel earns win in 2:25 game
In a 6 inning plus finale, Carasquel wins for the Phillies 6 1 Washington 4. Arntzen allows four runs as Carasquel relieves. Vernon and Suder contribute with RBIs. Left on bases 12 for Philadelphia, 14 for Washington. Umpires Pipgras and Summers.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Vernon
Priddy
Sullivan
Carasquel
Suder
Hall
Kuczynski
Friars-Suder
Clark
Ohnson
Estatella
Johnson
Clary
Spence
Siebert
Establig
Sulli
Arntezen
Plitcher
Arntzen
Pipgras
Summers
Berkeley sprinter Hal Davis seeks rule change on starting blocks
Hal Davis, famed 100 yard dash speed king, calls for revision of old track rules after his world record time of 94 yards was invalidated. He used a starting block that prevented his toes from touching the ground, prompting his appeal for change.
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Berkeley
Calif
Hal Davis
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