Baseball Box Score Fragment Shows Team Scores and Pitchers
Incomplete box score fragment lists Brooklyn New York Pittsburgh Chicago and Boston with listed runs hits and errors. Mentions Passeau McCullough Allen French Owen Schumacher Danning Helztzelman and Phelps as players and pitchers in partial lineups.
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Brooklyn
New York
wey
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Passeau
McCullough
Allen
French
Owen
Schumacher
Danning
Butcher
Helztzelman
Phelps
International Baltimore and Newark Baseball Scores List
A sparse score fragment shows Baltimore, Newark, Rochester, Syracuse, Montreal, Jersey City and Toronto results with listed pitchers and batters. The piece names players Calacruz, Herbst, Lambert, Lakeman, Paepke, Smith, Nelson, Konstanty, Beljam IN, Kraus, Howell, Fischer, Maglie, Poland, Strincevich, Bowman, and Felderman among others, across multiple-city matchups and partial tallies.
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Baltimore
Buffalo
Center
Ronay
Becker
Sierra
Gentry
Redmond
Newark
Rochester
Byrne
Derry
Padden
Junsich
Robinson
Syracuse
Montreal
Calacruz
Herbst
Lambert
Lakeman
Sherer
Spaulding
Paepke
Smith
Dapper
Nelson
Konstanty
Beljamin
Kraus and Howell
Jersey City
Toronto
Fischer
Maglie
Poland
Strincevich
Mulach
Shuman
Bowman
Conger
Felderman
Permander
Northern League Scores Include Duluth Victory and Nearby Results
The northern league results show Eau Claire edging Wausau with 12 to 4, Duluth posting a 9 and a 5 point Superior win over Eau Claire. Bie remains noted without full context.
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Superior
Eau Claire
Wausau
Duluth
Bie
Baseball's Big Six AP batting leaders report
Batting leaders list includes Gordon Yankees Red Sox Doerr Dodgers Reiser Dodgers Dickey Yankees Medwick Dodgers Lamanno Reds with RBI and home run figures. Williams Sox tops AL with 15 homers while Campill Dodgers and Ferguson McCormick Reds tie NL with 9. Rooney runs led: Williams 63 AL and Maize 45 NL.
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Associated Press
Gordon
Yankees
Doerr
Red Sox
Reiser
Dodgers
Dickey
Medwick
Lamanno
Reds
Williams
Camiill
F. McCormick
Rune
Willams
Mze
Giants
Yesterday's Stars in Baseball Scores and Highlights
Claude Passeau of the Cubs beat the Dodgers with two hits in a 6-0 game while Hal Schumacher of the Giants allowed seven hits in a 7-2 win over the Pirates.
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Associated Press
Claude Passeau
Cubs
Dodgers
Hal Schumacher
Giants
Muffied
Pirates
Greenberg Suffering Appendicitis Reported Improved
In Miami Beach on June 16 Sgt Hank Greenberg, a Detroit baseball star in the Army Air Force officer candidate program, was taken to the naval air station hospital with acute appendicitis but Monday's condition showed improvement and doctors believed surgery unnecessary. The Army Air Force said his condition remains very good.
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MIAMI BEACH
Fils
Hank Greenberg
naval air station hospital
Miami
Army Air Force
dormer
Detroit
Milk for Britain Fight Card Set by Kinsmen Club
The Milk for Britain program centers on a headline bout between Cpl. Buster Murdoch of Lethbridge and Cpl. H Jacobson of Pearce with Murdoch weighing about 10 pounds more. The arena card at the Kinsmen club event in Lethbridge Wednesday night at 8 30 features a six round light heavyweight bout and four preliminaries with notable fighters from the RCAF RAF and local champions. Ticket sales exceed 1500 with an expected crowd around 2000. Referees Jud Foley and Jimmy Lush have long local reputations.
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R.A.F
Pearce
air force
Murdoch
Harry Miller
RCAF
Macleod
Cpl
Harry Hurst
R.A F. Pearce
Hugh Stoan
Cardston
Alberta
LAC
Spreadbury
RAF
Bud Dowdle
A. ©. Carey
R.AF. Pearce
Stubby Stubbard
Lethbridge
Walter Couron
R.C.AF
MacCleod
LAC. LaPointe
Claresholm
A. C. Edwards
RAF. Pearce
Jud Foley
Milk River
Jimmy Lush
Stubby Stubbart
BUS MURDOCH
Corp. H. Jacobson
Sussex
Lethbridge Herald
Hale America Open tune up at Ridgemoor Club Chicago
Golf stars practice at Ridgemoor Country Club as they prepare for the Hale America National Open starting Thursday. Canadian players Glen Brydson and Bobby Gray compete. Proceeds benefit Navy relief and USO. Ridgemoor pro Howard Davis expects about 50,000 attendees and potential $200,000 from $4 tickets.
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CHICAGO
Ridgemoor Country Club
Canada
Glen Brydson
Bobby Gray
navy relief
United Service organization
Howard Davis
Ridgemoor
Taber Magistrate Lands 33-Pound Pike at Chin Lake
Magistrate William Hyland of Bow Island fishing at Chin Lake over the weekend landed a 33-pound pike. His companions F. Fairbairn and Gus Bonetti joined the outing, with the trio also catching several other sizable pike. A 2%footer was also landed.
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TABER
Wm. Hyland
Bow Island
Chin Lake
Hyland
F. Fairbairn
Gus Bonetti
National League batting and pitching leaders listed by AP
The Associated Press lists National League leaders with Rewer of Brooklyn top batting at .343 and Camill tied for home runs with PF McCormick. Runners, RBIs, triples, and stolen bases dominated by New York Dodgers and Philadelphia stars, while pitching leader French of Brooklyn posted 40 wins. American League leaders include Gordon and Williams with 206 and 201 RBI respectively and Doreny of New York leading in wins with 40.
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Associated Press
Rewer
Brooklin
Git
New York
Bits
AMERICAN TRAGTE
Gordon
Williams
Boston
Fd Rihs
Pittsburgh Pirates base youths at Toronto baseball school
The Pittsburgh Pirates opened a five day baseball school in Toronto to spot Ontario talents. Notable grads include Jeff Heath, Phil Marchildon, Dick Fowler, and Lefty Judd. Fred Lear and Bob Rice will lead the farm system to fill gaps from enlistments and the draft. Also notes on racehorse Son of War and Junior Hockey Memorial Cup costs.
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SCOTT YOUNG
TORONTO
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ontario
Jeff Heath
Fort William
Cleveland
Phil Marchildon
Penetanguishene
Dick Fowler
Athletics
Lefty Judd
Ingersoll
Boston Hed Sox
Fred (King) Lear
Bob Rice
Pittsburgh
Phils Lead Bush League Standings in Record Note
The Record lists the Phils of the National League at the top in a mock league called The Bush League. A note says the Phils are placed in a separate league where they lead the standings, joking about upside down majors and top spots for homier teams.
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Phils
PHILADELPHIA
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gan
Athletics
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Cardinals Purchase Rochester Pitcher Natron
The St Louis Cardinals announced the purchase of 28 year old Sam Natron a catcher from the Rochester club of the International League He is due to join the Cardinals in New York today.
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CARDINALS
ROCHESTER
ST. LOUIS
St Louis Cardinals
Sam Natron
Natron
Cards
New York
Has Never Forgiven Attempted Beaning
Sid Feder reports on Claude Passeau’s long feud with the Dodgers, noting his 8th straight win and 10th victory of the year after a 6-0 day at Wrigley. The Cubs rise to fifth as the Pirates fall to sixth, with Hal Schumacher tossing a two hitter and Babe Barna driving in three runs. The piece highlights tense league relations and upcoming schedule.
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Sid Feder
Associated Press
Claude Passeau
Hugh Casey
Claude
Dodgers
weugeer
wu Ua
Wrigley Field
Brooklyn
Joe Gallagher
Ford Frisk
Chicago Cubs
Millsaps
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Brooklyns
Passeau
Lew Novikoff
Bill Nicholson
James Double- Foxx
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BUCS
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Prince Hal Schumacher
innlings
Prince Hal
Babe
Bull
Barna
Mel Ott
colt
Flyers Wallop Printers 23-7 in windy City League game
The Flyers defeated the Printers 23 to 7 in a high scoring city softball clash amid a cold west wind. John Pratt belted a grand slam for the Printers, but Flyers pitchers and hitters combined for 19 hits and eight runs in the pivotal seventh inning to pull away.
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Printers
Flyers
third plate
Kresades
Brewers
RHE Flyers
Mohr
Taylor
Koskosti
Smeed
John Pratt
McIntosh
Lakie
Local Y Gives Fine Co-operation In War Services
With Canada's declaration of war the Y M C A National Council placed 72 peacetime buildings at government disposal. The Lethbridge Y.M.C.A. became a rendezvous for the 20th and 108th Batteries, offering swimming, sports, concerts, dances, films, reading rooms, and writing facilities. A $3000 gift funded services for 18 months. The main floor was remodeled to create a Hostess House as the entertainment committee leads a first-rate war service program for soldiers and airmen.
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Y.M.C.A. National Council
MLC.A
Lethbridge Y.MLC.A
A. J. Watson
Russell H. Bennett
National War Services Fund
Bich River
Boxibing end
C. A. Long
Preliminary Play In Districts Golf
The country districts golf tourney began Sunday with Henderson Lake and Lethbridge Country Club hosting local playdowns. Eight players qualified at Henderson Lake and eight at the Country Club. four Henderson Lake players will advance after medal play and the final rounds move to Edmonton Mayfair on July 13 14. The Alberta Amateur Championship runs July 15 to 18 with the Country districts winner earning automatic qualification to the championship.
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Henderson Lake
Lethbridge Country Club
Stan Howard
Bob Dunlop
Ray Napper
Bob Peters
Murray Parker
George Parson
Bud McKillop
Syd. Wallis
Don Kirkham
Eric Howe
George Wylie
Jack Walker
Reid Steakley
Allan Love
Boy Long
James MecNali
Country Club
a Geo. Wye
Reid Steakiey
Mayfair Golf and Country Club
Edmonton
Calgary
Alberta
Horsemen's Strike Cancels Suffolk Downs Program
Boston June 16 The first horsemen strike in New England pari mutuel racing ends Suffolk Downs eight race card as only about 200 owners’ horses are entered. Horsemen had demanded a 20 percent purse raise for the day meeting while executives cautioned financial limits amid tax and transport concerns.
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BOSTON
New England
Charles F. Adams
Eastern Racing Association
Adams
Black Bear Shot In Kimberley Backyard
Kimberley British Columbia June 16 James Buchanan Jr of McDougall Heights bagged an eight foot 270 pound black bear that wandered into his backyard in search of scraps. He and P Barchard stalked it from the back steps marking a bold civilizational intrusion by wildlife.
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KIMBERLEY
toll HTt
Sullivan mine
James Buchanan, Jr
McDougall Heights
Buchanan
P. Barchard
civiliza- OA
Warner Defeats Milk River in Charity Softball Game
A Sunday charity softball game in Warner saw Milk River lose to Warner with a 16 to 8 final. The large crowd enjoyed the duel between Milk River’s K Welch H Taylor and C Bertinger against Warner’s D Glyn and M Erickson. Next game set for June 21 at Warner with Watt scheduled to visit.
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the Herald
WARNER
Milk River
Watt
K. Welch
H. Taylor
C. Bertinger
D. Glyn
M. Erickson
Arnie Coulter Enlists in Royal Winnipeg Flies
Winnipeg June 16. Annie Coulter former Winnipeg Blue Bombers backfield star and Dominion football champion joins Frank Emma club executive and ex-manager in enlisting Monday in the Royal Winnipeg Falies Active.
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ARNIE COULTER
WINNIPEG
Hagen Picks Team to Play Ryder Cuppers
Detroit June 16 press report says Hagen announced 11 golfers invited to form the challengers against the Ryder Cup team to meet Great Britain July 18 and 19 for Red Cross relief. Lawson Lite of San Francisco and Henry Picard named key renin in the front.
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DETROIT
Waller Hagen
Red Cross relief
Hagen
Great Britain
Lawson Lite
San Francisco
Henry Picard
Lovelock wins mile of the century at Princeton
Canadian Press notes Lovelock the slim New Zealander easily outran Bul Bonthron and Glen Cunningham to win the mile of the century at Princeton seven years ago. The following year Lovelock won the Olympic 1500 metre title at Berlin.
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Lovelock
Bul Bonthron
Glen Cunningham
United States
Princeton
Berlin
Blairmore Hurler Fires 3-Hitter to Blank Natal-Mitchel
Blairmore Columbus Club opened the Crow's Nest Pass league with a 5-0 shutout at Natal ballpark behind Moose Giacamuzzi a nine inning two bit hurler. He struck out 11 and allowed a single hit in the ninth while Blairmore collected eight hits. J Dobek led the offense with two hits as Natal-Mitchel, last season's champions, were held scoreless. Natal-Mitchel will travel to Blairmore on June 23 for a league game.
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NATAL
Moose
Giacamuzzi
Blairmore Columbus
pefere
Natal-Michel Buffaloes
Whaley
Tom Krall
J. Dobek
Blairmore
Dates for Alberta Golf Tourneys Are Released
The Alberta Golf Association公布 the year schedule for senior championship June 26–27 at Calgary Golf and Country Club Calgary. Country Districts May 13–14 at Mayfair Golf and Country Club Edmonton. Amateur, club team and junior championships July 15–18 at Mayfair Edmonton. Alberta open championship September 6–7 at Calgary Golf and Country Club. Mimico Brampton combines defeat Hamilton 11-6 in a senior Ontario Lacrosse League game.
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Alberta Golf association
Calgary Golf and Country club
Calgary
Mayfair Golf and Country Club
Edmonton
Alberta
MIMICO-BRAMPTON COMBINES
HAMILTON
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