Brewers Pull Off 21-8 Upset For Second Win
Milwaukee Brewers overcome an early 7-1 deficit to rout Kansas City 21-8 in the opener, then win the second game 3-1. Key outputs include six runs in the sixth and two in the seventh, while Secory drove in five runs with two doubles and a homer.
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Waukee Brewers
Kansas City
Brews
Brewers
More Firth
Oppo- Secory
Charley Sproul
Jack Farmer
Charley Gassaway
Senators Are Minus Cubans In Bi Lingual Ball Club
The Senators Are Minus Cubans baseball team as 15 Latins arrived at training camp with only two remaining. Gilberto Torres and Roberto Ortiz left for Cuba while Pedro Gomez stayed and registered in the United States. Alejandro Vanceallet, from la, is also among the Latins left. Carrasquel was not involved in the draft. Cuban players arrived on three month visas later extended to six months. Selective Service now requires resident aliens to register within 10 days or depart.
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Angion Ball Club
Converse
America
Gilberto Torres
Roberto Ortiz
Pedro Gomez
Whitehall Cubs edge Winona Roses 1 to 0 in Minn.
Whitehall Cubs defeated the Winona Roses 1 to 0 in Winona Minnesota. Hegge singled to plate the winning run, and Mattson scored on a McCoye error as the Cubs moved to second base.
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Winona, Minn
Whitehall
Wis
Cubs
Winona Roses
Hegge
Mattson
McCoyes
Beanies Host To 1620 HS Outfit This Evening
Beanie's Old Style Lagers face the 1620 H and softball team from Camp McCoy this evening at West Avenue diamond. The matchup pits local club action against visiting soldiers as nightfall settles over the field.
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Beanie
Camp McCoy
West Avenue
Chisox Split With Tigers in Detroit doubleheader
Paul Trout earned his second win in three days as the White Sox split with Detroit in a Sunday doubleheader before 33,307 at Briggs Stadium. The Tigers took the nightcap 7 to 3 after Jake Wade scattered six hits for a 7 to 2 Chicago win in the opener.
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Paul Trout
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Jake Wade
Chisox
Chicago
Moses
Hoover
Schalk
Mayo
Trosky
in—Tresh
Dickshot Hodgin
York
Ross
Swamps defeat opponents 19-0 behind Cleo Dan’s three-hit outing
At Camp McCoy Wisconsin on Sunday the Swamps posted a 19-0 win behind pitcher Cleo Dan who allowed three hits. Catcher Friar powered the offense with a double and three singles.
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Camp McCoy
Wis
Cleodan
Friar
Cubs and Pirates battle to shutout split in doubleheader
Hank Wyse edged Rip Sewell to win the Chicago opener as the Cubs and Pirates split a two game set. Dodgers top Braves 8 5 in game two while Boston wins 9 3 in the opener. Reds upend Cardinals in the second game after St Louis took the first.
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Rip Sewell
Chicago
Pirates
Cascarart
Black
Hughes
Barrett
I Cavarretta
Eliott
I Nicholsonst
Davis
Dahlgren
Patko
DiMaggio
Zak
Holm
Colman
Wysep
Sewello
Pittsburgh
Rens
Jehnesn
Cavarret Corcarart
Mack
Russell
Iimaghenes
Nicholson
Ilassendro
Zaks
Owillamac
O'Brien
Passeau
Gustine
Goodman
Sth
Boston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Jim Tobin
Braves
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Webber
Owen Tobin
Masi
Owen
Javery
Hutchinson
Klopp
Klurtz
Phillies and Giants split doubleheader with 6 3 nightcap win
Giants used three pitchers to win the nightcap 6 to 3 while Al Gerheauser pitched the Phillies to a 6 to 2 defeat in game one. Unfinished second game ended after six plus innings with New York ahead 6 to 3.
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Phillies
New York Giants
Giants
al Gerheauser
New York
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Pyle
Fischer
Bartelson
Mancuso
Gerheauser
Pitney
Seward
Hansen
Adams
Lombardi
Barrett
Mussill
Karl
Schanzg
Peacock
Sinkwich Uncertain on Future with Lions Return
Youngstown report says Frankie Sinkwich star of Georgia is unsure about his plans and may rejoin the Detroit Lions after failing a physical exam and receiving discharge from the Marines and maritime service.
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Youngstown
Frankie
Fireball) Sinkwich
Detroit Lions
Marines and Maritime Service
National League Standings and Schedule Snips
National League standings show St Louis leading with 23 wins, Pittsburgh 21, and New York at 23. today's schedule lists few games with St Louis at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh at New York as night fixtures. American Association results include Milwaukee and Kansas City atop with 61 and 49 wins respectively, plus Toledo and Louisville strong showing, while tomorrow's slate featuresBoston at Chicago and New York at St Louis.
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Cincinnati
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Joe York
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Louis
Pussvungh
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Cleveland
Washington
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American Association
Milwaukee
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
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Minneapolis
Kantes City
Indianapolis
Miwaukee
Kansas City
Sailor Grid Team Set for Twelve Contests in 1940 Schedule
The Bluejackets open at Ross Stadium Fort Sheridan on Sept 16 and finish Dec 2 against Notre Dame in South Bend. They face Lincoln Army Air Field and Fort Francis E Warren as new foes, with Illinois and Wisconsin returning. Home games span Sept 16 to Nov 25 with road dates at Northwestern Ohio State Wisconsin Marquette Notre Dame.
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Neb
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E. Warren
Wyoming
Illinois
Wisconsin
Ill
Purdue
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Western Michigan
Ohio State
Marquette
Fort Francis E. Warren
Boxing Scene Shifts Focus to Texas Boxers and Ivy Plans
Sports writer notes Texas boxing surge led by Sybus Martin and Sam Slotsky with a July 4 Parade of Champions featuring Fritzie Zivic Al Hostak and Lieut Bob Pastor. Mentions Sunny Graham return to the New England league and Tad Wieman leaving Princeton football coaching search as Columbia hires a line coach for next fall.
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Yibus Martin
Cap Antonio
Galveston
Sam Slotsky
San Antonio
Fritzie Zivic
al Hostak
Bob Pastor
Martin
Sunny Graham
Red Sox
Dodgers
Montreal
New England
Quincy, Mass
Columbia
Tad Wieman
Princeton Tigers
Close Call for Joe Louis and Billy Conn Aboard Bomber
Stars and Stripes reports a bomber carrying Joe Louis and Billy Conn nearly crashed as landing gear stuck. An airforce colonel maneuvered to avoid disaster, the plane circling the field for about forty five minutes before the gear finally lowered.
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London
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Stars and Stripes
Browns Beat Indians in 12th to Take First Game
George McQuinn and Don Gutteridge sparked a 12th inning rally as Gutteridge drove in the go ahead run with a single, giving the Browns a 7-6 win and the doubleheader sweep of the Indians. Gutteridge opened the 12th with a third inning triple and scored to cap the 2-1 nightcap victory.
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Don Gutteridge
Browns
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Gutteridge
Indians
Herschel Martin
Yankees
Red Sox
Gilberto Torres
Johnny Sullivan
Senators
Torres
Nats
Athletics
Sullivan
Jake Wade
White Sox
Dizzy Trout
Tigers
Wade
Johnny Hopp
Cardinals
Frank McCormick
Reds
Hopp
Cardinal
McCormick
Cincy
Connie Ryan
Braves
Luis Olmo
Dodgers
Ryan
Olmo
Volo Song Breaks Leg In $400 Race In Elkhorn
World champion trotting stallion Volo Song broke a left ankle in a $400 race at Elkhorn Wisconsin and may be saved for stud. Veterinarians and trainer Harry Fitzpatrick hoped to recuperate the horse, who had recently set a trotting world record, with a cast if possible and retire him to stud if feasible. Mary M. won the early heats. Uncle Walt captured the final heat in the Free For All trot as other heats produced various winners.
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Wis
Volo Song
Harry Fitzpatrick
Goshen
N. Y
Fitzpatrick
Mary M
Lake Geneva
Axel Madsen
Kewanee
Ill
Uncle Walt
Bartel and Heil
Milwaukee
Mr. Volodale
George Irison
Edgerton
H. Kay Worthy
Milwaukee Links Qualifiers Set for State Amateur
Twelve Milwaukee golfers qualified for the state amateur at Tuckaway. Led by Wally Glaub with 71-71 for 142, the field included Ray Cone of Janesville at 75-82 and Bob O'Connor of Manitowoc who withdrew after nine holes.
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Milwaukee
Tuckaway
Cashton 9 Tops Bud In Vernon County League
Cashton wins 14 to 4 over Bud in Vernon County league action on Sunday. Harvey Jernander allowed five hits while Cashton totaled 10 safeties and led with three solid hits.
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Wis
Bud
Harvey Jernander
Jernander
Talbert shines to seize River Forest tennis crown
Indianapolis star Bouncing Bill Talbert won the River Forest open singles title defeating Norman Bickel in straight sets 6-0 6-2 6-0. He also won the men's doubles with Nick Buzolich and the mixed doubles with Shirley Fry. Mary Arnold upset Dorock Joy to take the women’s singles title.
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Indianapolis
Francisco
Pancho) Segura
River Forest
Ill
Norman Bickel
Oak Park
Segura
Ecuador
Talbert
Nick Buzolich
Los Angeles
Karl Hodge
Harold Weise
St. Louis
Shirley Fry
Akron
Ohio
Buzolich
Mary Arnold
Miss Arnold
Dorock Joy
Santa Monica
Calif
Lewiston Beats Galesville in 7 5 Baseball Tilt
Lewiston defeated Galesville 7 to 5 to even a four game series at two wins each. Johnson pitched for Galesville and allowed seven hits with four errors by his teammates aiding Lewiston. Mueller earned the win, giving up 10 hits. The Lewiston defense turned two double plays.
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Lewiston
Galesville
Wis
Johnson
Mueller
APA and JIOR League Leaders Highlight 1940s Stats
The American League top hitters include Fox of Boston at .329 batting and Doerr with 102 hits. Johnson leads runs with 61 and Stephens drives in 56. Pitching leaders include Maltzberger 10-1 with a 0.909 ERA. Other stars: Musial 0.354, Ott 64 runs, 54 RBIs, Barrett 13 triples.
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Boston
Johnson
Stephens
St. Louis
Doerr
Cullenbine
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Lindell
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Gutteridge
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Case
Washington
Maltzberger
Chicago
Musial
Ott
Kurowski
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Ryan
Lupien
Philadelphia
Walters
Cincinnati
Browns power past Indians in two 12 inning games
The St Louis Browns swept a Sunday doubleheader from the Cleveland Indians. Opener 8 to 7 after 12 innings, nightcap 2 to 1 with Brownie hitters tallying 16 hits. Yankees also won, 7 to 1, as four players blasted home runs.
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St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Brownies
New York Yankees
St. Louis
Shirley
West
Caster
Mancuso
Hayworth
Peat
Harder
Heving
Calvert
All-Star Umpires Named for American Association Game
Columbus report lists the tenth annual All-Star game umpires selected by the league and writers. Veterans Forrest Frosty Peters, Milt Steengrafe, Billy Kelly join first-year Peat Padden for the Milwaukee game on July 26.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Baseball Writers
Forrest (Frosty) Peters
Milt Steengrafe
Billy Kelly
Peat Padden
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