Baseball scores by league and city results
National League results St Louis 3 New York 2 Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 3 Chicago 4 Boston 3 Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 3 American League Cleveland 2 New York 1 Ten innings Chicago 3 Boston 2 Philadelphia 7 St Louis 3 Washington 5 Detroit 4 Western Association Springfield 12 St Joseph 5 pot Smith 14 Hutchinson 8 asp q Topeka 1 ina 5 Muskogee 3 American Association Minneapolis 11 St Paul 4 Texas League Oklahoma City 8 San Antonio 5 Beaumont 5 Dallas 2 Tulsa 7 Houston 3 Shreveport 4 Fort Worth 4 Southern Association New Orleans Chattanooga 7 Little Rock 9 12 Knoxville 3 3 Nashville 12 Memphis 7 Only games
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St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Springfield
St. Joseph
Pot Smith
Hutchinson
Asp Q
Topeka
Ina
Muskogee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Beaumont
Dallas
Tulsa
Houston
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Southern Association
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Knoxville
Nashville
Memphis
American Association Pet
Kansas City
Louisville Protage
Eniente
Resa Pescemensesteaseret
Fadfee Polis
Ee Eee
Ss Ne
Milwaukee
National League
Apen
Brooklyn Uis Presen
Seins
New York Weer
Eermeseestesmecenl
Brobeom Ananassae Eens Eee
Cincinnati Ait Even
Pittsburgh Aeons
Eee Ld
Aecteeereerreeeen
New York Aneweeees
Seeeneeeeeeen Ld
St. Louis Panes
Sseenee Areveserveene
Western Association
Fort Smith
Hutchinson Eeeteeeneemneress
Baseball leaders from a fragmented 1940s box score
The excerpt lists leaders in batting runs and pitching across teams including Cronin, Trav, J. DiMaggio, D. DiMaggio, Foxx, Keller, Keltner, and Slaughter. It cites team affiliations New York Boston Cleveland Washington St. Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn and others with figures for batting average runs and RBIs, doubles and triples, stolen bases, and pitching wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cronin
Boston
Travis
Washington
J. DiMaggio
New York
D. DiMaggio
Foxx
Keller
York
Detroit
Cramer
Trosky
Cleveland
Keltner
Walker
Philadelphia
DiMaggio
Case
Sauba
St. Louis
Fox
Harder
Johnson
Jurges
Slaughter
Seo
Chicago
Nicholeoh
Ott
st.Louis
Lavagetto
Brooklyn
Mize
Danning
Moore
Herman
Bech
Vaughan
Initott
Pittsure
Camills
Frey
Cincinnati
Weitching
Casey
Arneke
Notable early runs spark tense league contests
Lou Boudreau of the Indians homered in the tenth to beat the Yankees. Jim Brown drove in the winning run for the Cardinals in the ninth against the Giants. Bob Johnson hit a first-inning homer as Athletico led a Browns assault. Hank Leiber and Sid Hudson delivered key plays as Cubs and Senators won. Frank Gustine drove in three for the Pirates against the Phillies. John Rigney limited the Red Sox to four hits while scoring twice. Hugh Casey and the Dodgers beat the Reds with six scattered hits for a fifth win without defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Boudreau
Indians
Yankees
Jim Brown
Cardinals
Giants
Bob Johnson
Athletico
Browns
Hank Leiber
Cubs
Braves
Sid Hudson
Senators
Tigers
Frank Gustine
Pirates
Phillies
John Rigney
White Sox
Red Sox
Hugh Casey
Dodgers
Reds
Bow
New York Yankees
Bob
Cleveland
Marius Russo
Yanks
Feller
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Jim Foxx
Ted Williams
Washington
Detroit Tigers
Buck Newsom
Detroit
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Jack Knott
Tom Earley
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Mort Cooper
Carl Hubbell
Johnny Mize
Hub
Walter
Jumbo) Brown
Jimmy Brown
Pittsburgh Pirates
Springfield Cardinals Dominate St Joseph in 12 5 Sweep
In Western Association action the Springfield Cardinals won their eleventh of twelve by tearing past the St Joseph Pony Express Riders 12 to 5. Stan Musial, moved to left field, homered and tripled. Joplin topped Topeka 7 1. Salina Mills upset Muskogee Reds 5 4 behind Sheldon Jones. Fort Smith Giants rolled Hutchinson Pirates 14 8 with Jim Sheehan driving in four runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Cardinals
Springfield
Springfield Cardinals
St. Joseph Pony Express
Cards
Stan Musial
Birds
Joplin
Jess Hamm
Miners
Bucks
Toneka Springfield
St. Joseph Muskogee
Fort Smith
Hutchingon
Jayhawks Triumph Behind Kresie in 8 2 Victory
Kansas defeats Nebraska 8 to 2 in a Big Six baseball clash. Knute Kresie earned the win with 13 strikeouts over eight Husker hits as Kansas sweeps the series and solidifies fifth place. Burge, Martin, and Kresie drove in runs while Ossino and Held held Nebraska scoreless after early innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Jayhawker
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Knute Kresie
Jayhawkers
Angelo Ossino
Nebraskans
Kansas
Sid Held
Held
Ossino
Jayhawks
Nebraska
John Burge
Dean Martin
Bobby Allen
Eddie Hall
Kresie
Phog Allen
K. U
Martin
Burge
Allen
Hall
John Krum
Red Thompson
Kansas Nine
Kansas State Wildcats
Manhattan
Town State
Rhpoae Martin
Hunter
Rfi.m
Kreste
Biems
Thompson
Krum
Johnson
Green
Wren
Nipper
Pie
rCe
Kiresie
Titsgibbom Gabelman
Tegtmeier
Woita
Ossino Sand
Kansas Golfers Beat Central College On Road
Kansas University golfers defeated Central College Fayette Missouri 18 to. Medal scores: Oeth 78 for Central. LaGree 81 McElhenney 84 Park 80 Gray 83 for Kansas. Twosomes LaGree defeated Duwe and Park defeated Curto 3 0. Foursomes LaGree McElhenny tied Oeth Duwe 14641. Park Gray defeated Curto Striegel 24414.
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University, of Kansas
Missouri
Central College
Fayette
Murray Oeth
Central
Kansas
LaGree
McElhenney
Park
Gray
Curto
Striegel
Bill McElhenny
Tiger
K. U
Duwe
Pets
McElhenny
Dizzy Dean Released by Cubs to Return as Coach
Dizzy Dean was released by the Chicago Cubs and will be signed immediately as a Cub coach. Manager Jim Wilson and General Manager James Gallagher praised his value and expect him to coach young pitchers and run batting practice while remaining a Cubs staff member.
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Chicago
Dizzy Dean
Chicago Cubs
James Gallagher
Cub
Gallagher
Dean
Jim Wilson
Cubs
Charley Grimm
Dick Spalding
St. Louis Cardinals
Cards
Wilson
Arkansas
Pirates
Cardinals
Soldiers Guard Negro In Transport To Trial In Arkansas
About 400 Camp Robinson troops escorted John Henry Riney a 25 year old Negro from Pulaski county jail to face trial in Desha circuit court at Arkansas City for allegedly attacking a white matron in McGehee. The convoy spanned 140 miles with armored trucks and machine guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little. Rock
Ark
Camp Robinson
John Henry Riney
Pulaski
Little Rock
Arkansas
McGehee
Homer M. Adkins
Fed
Desha
Arkansas City
Robinson
140Th Intonery
Missouri
Notable Boxing and Golf Highlights From Past Years
AP review highlights past sports moments including Pat Comiskey stopping Larry Marino in one round after a broken hand, Jimmy Hikes winning the Metropolitan Open golf title with 287 beating Sam Snead by three, and Carl Hubbell pitching a five hit shutout as the Giants defeated the Cubs for their fifth straight loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Poday
Pat Comiskey
Larry Marino
Steve Dia
Jimmy Hikes
Sam Snead
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Cubs
Roundup of Sports, Racing, and Baseball Chatter
New York May 14: talk centers on Del Baker versus Charlie Dres sen as signal snatchers and fate of stardom in catching. Belmont Stakes may see Whirlaway ridden by George Woolf if Arcaro skips. Chicago scribes suggest Lou Novikoff may be sent back to Los Angeles. Henry Armstrong urged to consult Tony Canzoneri before comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Armstrong
Tony Canzoneri
UNC Tennis Streak Sets National Record in 1938 Loss Era
The University of North Carolina tennis team claims a national record for consecutive wins since their last defeat in May 1938. Under coach John Renfield they hold a 97 percent success rate over 14 years, with six defeats and two ties in that span.
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U. of North Carolina
John Renfield
Jamaica meeting uncashed mutual tickets surface
Five thousand two hundred three dollars and twenty cents in mutual tickets were not cashed at the Jamaica meeting. The rumor mill says the Tigers fired Dick Bartell for clashing with Del Baker over batting practice cuts. Pictures of the Sugar Bowl remain booked solid through August. Buddy Baer could upstage Joe Louis if he chooses. Gabe Paul recalls a black eye from striking the office phone receiver at Cincinnati Reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Tigers
Dick Bartell
del Baker
Buddy Baer
Joe Louis
Gabe Paul
Cincinnati Redios
John Mooney's quip on Griffith and Senators rise
Salt Lake City Telegram quotes John Mooney praising George as a national saver while mocking Clark Griffith. He argues Griffith should deserve a taller spire than the Washington Monument if the Senators return to the first division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mooney
Salt Lake City
Clark Griffith
Washington Monument
George
Nats
Notable Showbiz and Sports Figures In Brief
Dolly Stark now does promotion work for a Bridgeport fabric foundry. Chuck Hain, skating partner of Betty Atkinson, stars in It Happens on Ice and was Iowa City golf champ and country club pro. Sonny Tufts, Belmont Plaza singer, is the Yale crew star from 1935. Harry Martone's sons will act as seconds in his exhibition with Benny Leonard in Jersey City. Mose Simms leaves St Marys Texas to pick between airline, baseball, radio, or manufacturing offers. Philadelphia fans plan a day for Pitcher Hugh Mulcahy who is in army service.
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Dolly Stark
Bridgeport
Chuck Hain
Betty Atkinson
Iowa City
Sonny Tufts
Belmont Plaza
Yale
Harry Martone
Big Need for Skilled Workers Drives Civil Service Push
The civil service commission reports rising demand for skilled workers across defense agencies. Navy yards need 135 shipfitters, arsenals and yards require 400 machinists and 300 toolmakers, plus tool and gauge designers and instrument makers. Wright Field in Dayton needs 450 aircraft and engine mechanics, electricians, and wire workers. Information available at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Defense Agencies
Civil Service Commission
Navy Yards
Navy
Wright Field
Dayton
Feller Dominates Yanks as Best Major Leaguer
Bob Feller, debuting with the Indians six years ago at age 16, hurls a 2-1 10 inning win over the New York Yankees. He allows six hits and fans nine, lowering his season ERA as Cleveland remains atop the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Ae van Meter
Athletes Linked to Draft Era and Baseball Tradeoffs
A column traces athlete movements and draft concerns for Big Six coaches. It notes Ralph Houk in minor league backstop roles, college stars weighing pro paths, and a push to suspend the one year residence rule to keep athletics active during growing wartime pressures. It cites Johnny Knolla and other names in context with national sports debates and defense links. It also includes a probate notice from Douglas County Kansas appointing Clarence A. Gleed as executor for Cora may Young estate with standard probate deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Sherman
Lincoln
Neb
Big Six
Nebraska
A.E.F
France
Ark Valley powers eye state high school track title in Wichita
More than 500 prep athletes from nine regional meets converge on Wichita for the state track meet with Wichita East aiming for a third straight A crown and Wichita North and Hutchinson favored in a tight race. Hutchinson’s hopes hinge on Love’s condition after a Salt Hawks victory in KU relays. Kiowa defends class B, facing Burden, Moran, and Ashland in Friday prelims and Saturday finals amid golf tourney rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Ark Valley
Wichita East
Wichita North
Hutchinson
East Aces
East
North
Eureka
Love
Dash Ace
Salt Hawks
Kiowa
Burden
Anthony
Moran
Ashland
Muckenthraller Leads Rockhurst Past Kansas State 7 6
Francis Muckenthraller pitched seven innings for Rockhurst, allowing 9 hits and striking out 10 as Rockhurst defeated Kansas State 7 6. He also doubled and had two singles at the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Francis Muckenthraller
Rockhurst
Kansas State
Wildcats
Ban Johnson Results Summary
Coffeyville 19, Parsons 20, Jula 4, Independence 5. Local scores show Parsons and Independence leading with narrow margins and small town results listed for the match play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Johnson
Coffeyville
Parsons
Jula
Independence
Sheriff’s Sale Set for Beta Gamma House Lands in Lawrence
Douglas County Kansas Sheriff announces sale of Lots 214 216 and 318 on Louisiana Street Lawrence to satisfy a court order. Auction set for 10 o clock morning Saturday April 24 1941 at the west front door of the courthouse. Property owned by Beta Gamma House Association and subject to redemption as provided by law. Attorneys W Lawrance and Shaw represent the plaintiff American Home Life Insurance Co. and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Dal_ly Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Coramay
Young
State of
Kansar
Lawrence Daly Journal-World
Robert B. Oyler
Lawrence
A. R. Daniel
Otis Humphrey
Daniel
Milton P, Beach
Lawnee
Louisiana Street
Beta Gamma House Association
Charles E. Banning
Kansay
W. B. Lawrance
Warren Shaw
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Lawrence High
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Joe DiMaggio
Charley Keller
Houk
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Dale DeKoster
Iowa State
Chandler Olson
Drake
Johnny Knolla
Creighton
Ty Cobb
Bert
Des Moines Register
McGrane
Babe Ruth
Cobb
DiMag
Clarence A. Gleed
Frank R. Gray
Riling & Riling
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