Unearned Runs Beat Cardinals in Cincinnati Clash
In Cincinnati on June 9 the Reds edged the St. Louis Cardinals 2 to 1. Bucky Walters allowed the lone unearned run and benefited from a Cards error while Debs Garris and Stan Musial drove in the runs for St Louis. Max Lanier started for the Cards and FalI made a key error aiding Cincinnati’s two unearned runs.
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Sincinnati
Bucky Iters
St. Louis
Reds
Fakters
Debs Garris
Stanislas
Bucky
Max Lanier
George Fall
Ve Mesner
Eddie Blter
Steve
Walrs
Fallon
Mesner
Walters
Daii Clay
Louis Abrh
Ergamo
Falion
Lanier
Scinnati
Filiams
Feller
Git &S
Louis
Partee’s ninth inning homer lifts Red Sox past Yankees
Boston catcher Roy Partee hits his first homer of the season in the ninth inning to give the Red Sox an 8 7 victory over the slumping New York Yankees. Mike Ryba relieves early and holds the Yankees late as Boston captures the twilight game in front of 6 663 fans.
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Boston
Roy Partee
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Yankees
Mike Ryba
Pinky Woods
Sockers
Joe Page
Yankee Hutters
Partee
Skeeter Newsome
Bill Zuber
Page
Red Sox
Woods
Nick Etten
Johnny Lindell
Ryba
Zuber
Ossie Grimes
Bobby Doerr
Joe Cronin
Don Savage
Mike Garback
Larry Rosenthal
New York
Stirnweiss
Levy
Etten
Lindell
Savage
Garback
Wee Grimes
sRosenthal
Milosevich
xaHemoiy Donald
P Too
Iets
Otek
Grimes
Abrhpoa
Muiher
Fox
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Ryda
Peise
Aescoceerse
ODP
Linden
Gar- Stirnweiss
Rosenthal
Metkavich
Newsome
Cronin
Gatback
Bucher
Ewlen
Metheny
Doubie
Donald
Mileserich
Edten
Rytu
Woodie
Grieve
Boxing Roundup From Across The Northeast Wins And Losses
In Albany and surrounding cities results show Johnny Green winning on points over Jerry Fiorello in Lackawanna with several bouts featuring stoppages and knockouts. Johnny Clark stops Indian Deathpain in New London while Vernon Benware earns a TKO in the same city. Vic Dellicurti and Bradley Lewis both win by knockout in New York and NYC area venues. Ralph Walton outpoints Johnny Cool in Portland as Al Evans stops Johnny O’Keefe. Frankie Williams and Verne Patterson meet decisions in Fall River while Oscar Goode edges Vincent Pimpinella in New Brunswick New Jersey.
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New York
Vic Dellicurti
Eddie Rossi
Boston
Bradley Lewis
Milo Theodorescu
Portland
Ralph Walton
Montreal
Johnny Cool
Worcester
Mass
al Evans
Johnny O'Keefe
Garfield
N. J
Fall River
Benny Williams
Newark
Verne Patterson
Chicago
Frankie Ross
Johnny Dugwillo
New Brunswick
Oscar Goode
Vincent Pimpinella
Brooklyn
George Knox
Jimmy Pell
Lookouts extend win streak with 7 5 victory over Smokies
Southern baseball notes report the Chattanooga Lookouts beating Knoxville 7 to 5 as Santiago Ullrich held the Smokies to four hits until a ninth inning rally. In Memphis, the Chicks surged past New Orleans 6 to 1 behind Ellis Kinder's eighth win, boosting their lead in the Southern League.
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Lookouts
Knoxville
Santiago Ullrich
Memphis
Memphis Chicks
New Orleans
Ellis Kinder
Pelicans
Danna
Alisney
Kinder
O'Neil
Utah Open golf tournament date moved to July 21
Salt Lake City reports the Utah Open starts July 21 instead of June 23. Erick Woods, arrangements chair, says Byron Nelson and Harold Mespeden, top money winners, plan to compete.
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Salt Lake City
Erick Woods
Byron Nelson
Harold Mespaden
Senators Rally Past Athletics in 11th Inning Win
Washington Senators overcome Philadelphia Athletics 7 to 5 in 11th inning. They trailed 5-2 after nine but pushed across two runs in the 11th to seize the series opener.
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Philadelphia
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Senators
Yesterday's Major League Baseball Results and Schedule
A collage of yesterday scores and tonight and tomorrow games across leagues. Notable results include New York 6 Boston 4 Chicago 10 Pittsburgh 6 Brooklyn 6 8 Philadelphia 3 1 Cincinnati 2 St Louis 1 Boston at Brooklyn night featuring Cutchinson or Andrews against McLish. Chicago at Pittsburgh night with Passeau against Ostermueller. Today's games include Washington at Philadelphia night Wynn versus Christopher and Cleveland at St Louis with Reynolds against Muncrief. Minor leagues show Chattanooga 7 Knoxville 5, Nashville 5 Atlanta 2, Memphis 6 New Orleans 1, Little Rock 6 Birmingham 5 first night game of doubleheader, 10 innings.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cutchinson
Andrews
McLish
Passeau
Ostermueller
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Wynn
Christopher
Reynolds
Muncrief
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Nashville
Atlanta
Memphis
New Orleans
Little Rock
Birmingham
St Louis
Cipae
Cincinnati Sneer
Ies
Brooklyn Fedeeee
Cleveland the
Southern Association
Phneeds
Milwaukee Triumphs Over Louisville 13 3
Milwaukee defeats Louisville 13 to 3 in a decisive showing. St Paul edges Toledo 3 to 0. Columbus II beats Minneapolis 6 to 3 while Indianapolis at Kansas City game notes cite wet grounds limiting play.
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Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Columbus II
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Wet Grounds
Montreal Triumphs as Jersey City Edges Rochester
In International League action Montreal defeated Jersey City 8 to 5 while Rochester and Syracuse both posted two runs. Buffalo beat Baltimore 12 to 8 and Toronto won 6 to 0 against Newark.
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Montreal
Jersey City
Rochester
Syracuse
Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Newark
Commandos rout Red Shield in senior softball. Sports top league
Commandos pounded Red Shield 10 to 1 as Harbour held four hits and Huber added three for the winners. Hunt and Whitaker Sports rose to the top with an 8 to 3 win over Allstate behind Bill Bennett’s seven inning, seven hit outing. Red Shield Juniors beat Independents 12 to 7 led by Summerville, Joseph, and Hayes each with three safeties.
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Commandos
Red Shield
Hunt
Whitaker
Allstate
Harbour
Brown
Bobo
Huber
Bob Cohen
Bill Bennett
Bowles
W. Clowers
Mulhearn
Martin
Wunsch
Independents
Summerville
Joseph
Hayes
McKay
Purdue
Worley
Messina
Pettis
Gates
Sports Mirror Highlights Past Baseball and Tennis Moments
Today marks a look back at 1 year ago when the St Louis Cardinals beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3 and led the series over the Brooklyn Dodgers two games to one. Three years ago Bobby Riggs defeated Frank Parker in straight sets in Kansas City tennis action. Five years ago Sam Snead posted 71 to sit one stroke ahead of Horton Smith at the national open midway.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bobby Riggs
Frank Parker
Kansas City
Sam Snead
Horton Smith
Baseball Scorecard Summary from a 1910s Game
In a rough box score style, Myatt and Kuhel are cited for assists while Busch, Hall, and Siebert feature in sequence plays. Washington trails Philatelship 0 to 4 with bases on balls and strikeouts by Black and Huntin noted, and Candini appears as pitcher with Berry and Leonard contributing. Umpires McGowan Pipgras Stewart. Time 9.14. Avendance 6,770.
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Carmelli
Fere
Eve
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Dallesandre
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Cuccurgi i Daviesso
Nicholson
Guatine
Dahigsen
Harratt
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Roe
Cuccilo
Mberg
Vandenberg Mitcher
Cuccurullo
Philadelphia
Abrhpoa
Hamrick
Sttes Fees
Lupten
Adams
Tyee Ora Wasdel
Heer T Neers
Northey
Rtf
Toreeosovay & Stewart
Neenee Finley
Weer Tae
Letohes
Eewe Vee
Barrett
Po Bane Covington
P Vetees
Clesiak Tate
Svepeves
Gregg
Brooklyn
Finley
Owen
Olmvio
Schultz
Bordagaray
Adams Schuite
Stewart
Stanky
Hamaick
Bragan
Sararvas
Besinskh
Ewes
Walker
Olmo
Hamrich
Walker Bordagaray
Slanky
Basinsk
Lchnitz
Gerheauser
Matthewson
Covingtorp
Mussinl
Covington
Eballanfant Bogress
Pinelli
Case
Garrison
Myatt
Kuhel Saurition
Powell
Doubie
Kuhel
Busch
Hall
Siebert
Keb
Biebert
Torres
Washington
Philatelship
Bamima
Berry
Leonard
Candini
Carraganel
Candini Tosing
McGowan
Pipgras
Avendance
Louisiana State Golf Qualifying Nets Wide Field in Shreveport
The Louisiana State Golf Tournament qualifier in Shreveport drew 84 players led by Jimmy McGonagill and Dave Smitherman of the Shreveport Country Club with 76. Roy Wilson contended with a 78 for third. rain delayed afternoon play as scores of 87 or better reached the championship flight cutoff.
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Jimmy McGonagill
D. EB. Smitherman
Shreveport Country Club
Roy Wilson
Broadmoor Club
McGonagill
United States Golf Association
Ross McDade
Lake Charles
E. S. (Shep) Girault
Monroe
Co. T. Hamel
A. B. Quire
Broadmoor
Roy Bell
Lafayette
le Comeaux
Harry Morgan
G. H. Thomas
O. K. Long
Jim McClure
Basil Clark
H. E. May
Don Rogge
J. P. Texada
J. B. Chandler
Dennis Cook
Leesville
T. L Morris
H. B. Key
A. T. Anderson
New Orleans
W. A. Watkins
A. W. Baird
John Trigg
Marvin Anderson
A. J. Tumminello
Harry Benge
George Rolfe
John MecCormick
Ralph Liddell
George Hogue
Pel Hughes
Sam Herold
J. T. McClure
J. K. Acton
R. KR. Dickson
War Bond Fight Set for June 21 in Houston
Commander Jack Dempsey will referee a 20 million dollar war bond show on June 21 in Houston. Al Hostak and Glenn Lee meet in the 10 round main event as admission is by war bonds only with seats from 25 to 30000 dollars.
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Tex
Jack Dempsey
Coast Guard
Harris County War Bond Sports Activities Committee
Dempsey
Treasury Department
al Hostak
Camp Bowie
Glenn Lee
Camp Claiborne
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Daily Baseball Wins
Frank Mancuso and Phil Weintraub led New York past Boston 6-4 with three hits and key defensive plays. Ed Stanky and Frenchy Bordagaray fueled Dodgers two wins over Philadelphia 6-3 and 8-1 with multiple hits and Bordagaray homer. Hy Vandenberg, Cubs, halted Pirates late with three hits. Roy Partee's ninth inning homer gave Boston a 7-7 tie-breaker win over New York. George Myatt drove in two in an 11th inning rally for a Senators 7-5 win over Philadelphia. Bucky Walters held St Louis scoreless until ninth in a Reds 2-1 victory. Mike Rocco drove in two in a three-run fifth as the Indians edged the Browns 4-3.
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Associated Press
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Giants
Phil Weintraub
Nap Reyes
New York
Boston
Ed Stanky
Frenchy Bordagaray
Dodgers
Stanky
Phils
Bordagaray
Hy Vandenberg
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Hank Wyse
Chicago
Pirates
Roy Partee
Red Sox
Atley Donald
Yanks
George Myatt
Senators
Johnny Sullivan
Milo Candini
Philadelphia
Bucky Walters
Reds
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Mike Rocco
Indians
al Smith
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Tribe
Browns
Baseball Books For Kids Spark Free Instruction Drive
National Baseball Congress head Ray Dumont distributes free rule books to 125 radio stations, aiding three-fourths of requests from kids. Future editions will cover plays allowed by rules. Also noted are a high school quarter miler, Mexico tennis players training in the US, a possible midwest soccer league, a captured Nazi flag in Penn State boxing coach Leo Houck’s collection, and other sports notes.
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Hugh Fullerton Jr
New York
National Baseball Congress
Ray Dumont
Dumont
Ray
Mexico
United States
Forest Hills Center Court
Cubs
Phil Wrigley
Leo Houck
Penn State
Howard Andersen
Lion
Red Rolfe
Yale
Red
Sailor Watkins Beats Olsen in Eight Minute Main Event
In Gus Kallio's Arena Amarillo veteran Sailor Watkins defeats A Olsen of Kansas City in exactly eight minutes after a first fall loss. Watkins then wins the final two falls ending the match, with Olsen using a twine hold sparingly under referee Aldin Martin. Semi final sees Tony Condales defeat Pat Conley in two falls and a rocking chair finish. An unrelated note cites 500000 restaurants employing 1500000 people in the U.S.
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Amarillo
Tex
A! Olsen
Kansas City
Gus Kallio
Olsen
Watkins
Navy
Aldin Martin
Tony Conales
Pat Conley
New Orleans
Don Serio
New York City
Intersectional tilts return to postwar football schedule
Harold Claassen reports a revival of intersectional football this fall after a two year pause. Notre Dame, Penn, Duke and others schedule multiple cross country games with dates at Franklin Field Boston Baltimore New York and Atlanta. Notable matchups include Notre Dame versus Dartmouth Army versus Tulane Duke versus Army and Michigan visiting Penn.
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Rambler
Pennsylvania
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Penn
Quakers
Franklin Field
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Clevens
Boston
Dartmouth
Baltimore
Navy
Army
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Tulane
South Bend
Ind
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