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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1944
Page
9
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The Detroit Tigers beat the New York Yankees 6-2 in a late ninth inning rally. Al Unser belted a 375 foot homer with the bases loaded and two outs to cap a fifth straight Tiger victory. Bud Metheny and Ed Levy contributed in the sixth as Detroit built the lead and the Yankees suffered their fourth straight loss.
Baseball results show Boston 5 St. Louis 1 and Chicago 5 Philadelphia 5 in the daily wrap. Remaining games include Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Sewell 6 2 and Davis 13 3, plus St Louis at Boston Munger 5 1 facing Javery 2 6. Cincinnati at Philadelphia features Heusser or Delacruze 2 5 against Barrett 2 6.
Detroit 6 New York 2 Cleveland 7 Boston 4 Philadelphia at Chicago rain St Louis 4 Washington 3 11 innings Today's games New York at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at St Louis Nashville 9 New Orleans 4 Atlanta 9 Memphis 4 Little Rock 11 Chattanooga 6 Knoxville 14 Birmingham 6 Memphis at Atlanta Little Rock at Chattanooga Birmingham at Knoxville New Orleans at Nashville
American Association results show Toledo 7 Columbus 3, Louisville 5 Indianapolis 3, Milwaukee 7 Kansas City 0, Minneapolis 4 St. Paul 3, reflecting tight league play and notable gaps in several games.
Newark defeats Jersey City 16 to 4 in a brisk scoreline while Baltimore posts a 2 4 win over Syracuse as Montreal visits Buffalo with threatening weather forcing only these games to be scheduled.
Partial listing shows matchups including Hunt and Whitaker versus Commandos and Indians versus Allstate with names Barkdul Faulk and Lida Benton but lacks clear results or dates for a coherent summary.
High water overflowed Kansas streams forcing fish into roadside drainage ditches. D. J. Fair of the state highway commission saw many sacks of fish beaten into submission by zealous fishermen.
Wolff delivers wild pitch in ninth inning while Hollingsworth earns the win. Carryzygue takes the loss as Ampures, Boyar, Roe and Summers contribute in a close game played before 7,202 in attendance at Time. 9:22.
In Chicago on June 1 the Philadelphia Athletics led the Chicago White Sox 2 to 0 after three innings when a heavy thunderstorm halted play. Both runs were unearned, and the game was called before further action could be played.
Boston beats St. Louis 5 1 behind Red Barrett in New York games led by Max Macon and Connie Ryan with a homer and two runs batted in. Giants topple Cubs 8 5 with Napoleon Reyes matching two homers and a single as Danny Dallessandro and Bill Nicholson also homer. Brooklyn Dodgers beat Pittsburgh 4 0 on Calvin McLish first major league win.
Major League leaders listed by category include batting and pitching marks. Notable names include Tucker and Cullenbine leading batting, Hayes and Seerey tied for home runs, and Walker and Bordagaray prominent in batting and runs. Pitching leaders credited to Borony and Lanier with strong win counts.
The text lists various cities and incompletely shown scores or codes likely from a table, mentioning Nashville Atlanta Little Rock Chattanooga Birmingham Knoxville and names like Danna Roxburgh Daniel Alis ney Balser Leitz Kinder Marshall O’Neil Me Garity Cozart Munday Wilner Nixon Baker Lease Smith Kearney Lewis. It also notes a line about sun spots being about Earth sized at maximum.
Kirby Jones fanned 16 batters and hurled shutout innings until the ninth as the Selman Field Missions routed Arkansas A. and M. college 8 to 2 in Monticello Ark. on Tuesday for their fourth straight win.
Selman Field Missions head to Alexandria for a rematch with Esler Field nine. After a 13 to 3 win at Casino Park Sunday, veteran pitcher Gerry deBoucher will start, while right-hander Wil liam Mattis earns a reserve spot.
Selman’s Missions defeated the A and M team 12 to 2 as Jones spun a strong start fanning 24 in 14 innings over two games. Batters Dick Smith and Ben Bodine led a long day of scoring while Esler Field was set to host Esler and Camp Beauregard upcoming games.
Rudy Richard son outpointed Larry Fontana in Elizabeth New Jersey. Cieo Shans defeated Harry Jeffra in Baltimore. Lee Oma stopped Danny Cox in New York. Burley Lanier beat Howard Bennett in Baltimore.
Don Serio and Sailor Watkins face Al Olsen and Tony Canales in the featured tag match at Gus Kallio's Arena tonight. Watkins returns after nearly five years, with Aldin Butch Martin refereeing. Two one fall bouts open the card, all with a 90 minute time limit and the main event at 8 30.
The Red Shield Juniors beat Louisiana Training Institute 10 to 5 in a pre season exhibition. Summerville and Magnani led with three hits apiece for Red Shield, while Brooks Pleasant and Messina contributed offensively. L. T. L’s Summerville limited the Baby Pels to six safeties. Openings remain for boys to join Red Shield. contact M. T. Wade.
Pvt Chester Patetzky nicknamed Whitey from Detroit leads Sheppard Field Post League with three shutouts including a no hitter and 13 strikeouts per game. His windup resembles a windmill as he began pitching at 13 and earlier totaled 16 victories in Detroit city tournaments in 1941.
The Keesler Field softball team edged Elly son Fiela Ala 1 to 0 at home behind Cpl Fat Perry's pitching on Wednesday. The win keeps their home streak alive with their third straight victory.
Sports roundup notes Red Rolfe of Yale proposes a postwar college baseball national championship and a coaches association. He favors delaying pro signing until after college, recounting his own experience with six offers after graduation and noting the Yankees made the first bid.
Rolfe envisions a future where colleges groom players with strong coaching and competition, arguing that a college education remains valuable and may prevent early signing bonuses from derailing futures. He cites Sgt Gray and Judge Bramham on keeping players in school, while noting a boxing result in Oakland where Sheik Rangel defeated Jerry Moore.
Detroit's Hal Newhouser and Paul Trout form the Tigers' feared one-two punch, each beating the Yankees for a second time this season as the club remains in a tight pennant chase. Both pitchers show strong form and potential to hit 20 wins in 1944.
Wilford Wehrle shot a one under par 70 in a Wednesday practice round signaling strong form for the Arkansas Invitational at Hardscrabble. The Racine Wisconsin amateur, returnee since his 1942 victory, is among favorites as Friday's tourney begins with pro am participation alongside Byron Nelson ahead of the National Open. Entries expected from Arkansas Oklahoma Missouri Tennessee Louisiana Texas and Mississippi.
Today in sports lore a year ago the Phillies sent Danny Litwhiler and Earl Naylor to the Cardinals in exchange for Coaker Triplett Dain Clay and Buster Adams. Three years back the Dodgers beat the Cardinals to extend their winning streak to nine and share the NL lead. Five years ago Lou Nova stopped Max Baer in the 11th at Yankee Stadium before 16 738 fans.
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