Red Sox win in 11th on Lupien hit over Yankees
Boston stays in the pennant race by beating New York 2 1 in 11 innings as Tony Lupien delivers a timely single in the 11th. Tex Hughson pitched the distance for his 14th win while Lou Finney and Marv Breuer connected for the homers. Joe DiMaggio and Charlie Keller provided the tying run for the Yankees.
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Hambletonian Set To Crown Trotting's Tidy Prize
Goshen hosts the 40,000 Hambletonian with 11 three year olds racing on Bill Cane's triangular track. Colby Hanover leads a large field from New York and Pennsylvania while Paxton Hanover and Green Diamond loom as top contenders. Crowds of up to 40,000 expected despite rationing.
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Marchildon Proves A's Ace On 35‑a‑Week War Pay
Philadelphia pitcher Phil Marchildon, 26, one of the American League's top hurlers, earns 25 weekly after war taxes cut his pay from 44 to 25, with a 13‑game win record. He beat the Yankees and toppled Detroit and Boston, while crediting coach Earle Brucker for improved mechanics. Marchildon plans to join Canadian forces after the season.
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Gehringer Enlists for Navy Medical Training
Charley Gehringer former Detroit Tiger star and longtime coach underwent a naval physical in Cleveland as he seeks a career in the Navy. The 38 year old, recently reclassified, said he may be called within two weeks to join the service training program.
Heagy Joins Bears Camp To Learn T Football
Al Heagy the Maryland assistant has moved west to study T football under Clark Shaughness at the Chicago Bears camp in Dela Field Wisconsin. He plans returning home in time to begin Old Liners drills on September 1.
Sports Roundup from World Wide Sports Columnist Aug 12
In spite of transport troubles Goshen races look to yield prize money for several days. Boxing returns to Bridgeport with Lee Savold vs Mike Alfano next week. Golf scholarships offered by Western Pennsylvania clubs target Pitt Duquesne Carnegie Tech. A dentist tests denture lure for muskellike fish. Royal Canadian Air Force funds support a bout between Cassilloux and Greco. Oklahoma Andros defected to Coast Guard amid football poster intrigue. Dawn patrols and early starts tweak golf and boxing schedules. Sailors and airmen linked to boxing and football prospects appear, including Sam Snead and Zeke Bonura. More notes cover college and service athletes, with various assignments and planned matchups.
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Browns Lose In 11 Inning. McQuillen Powers Offense
Charley Keller barely misses a full point with one for four in an eleven inning defeat to Boston. Glenn McQuillen goes three for four with two runs and three RBIs, boosting his average by eight points. Rollie Hemsley appears late but has no official at bat due to a sacrifice. The Uruguay Constitution of 1934 mentions the US pattern.
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Giants Move Up In Race In National League
The New York Giants beat the Boston Braves 6 to 4 to climb to third in the National League. Van Lingle Mungo registered his first win for the Giants in a five-run rally as Boston threatened late with two runs in the ninth.
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Dr Pepper Falls To DeMolays In City Softball Clash
Eight Pepper players faced DeMolay with a weakened lineup but succumbed 12 to 3, dropping back in the league standings. Jimmy Sparks led in runs with three hits including two doubles as Summers matched his .750 average. Ramsburg Cook and Schwearing added two hits each.
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Army Takes Hotels in Atlantic City Move
The Army Air Force took over six more Atlantic City hotels on Monday the Breakers St Charles Jefferson New Belmont Penhurst and Arlington expanding wartime control in the resort city.
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Mullinix Park Pet Show Draws Large Crowd
Mullinix Park held its annual pet show with a wide range of entries from turtles and fish to dogs rabbits and pigeons. Prizes were awarded by the Civic Club which also provided refreshments.
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Freda Parker
Agnes Marie Freland
Couuty May Snailey
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Barbara ‘Proctor
Ricardo Hall
Richard Roberts
Austin Jenkins
Hilda Parker
Robert Davis
Baseball Leaders Reach for Crown With Sharp Totals
Williams leads batting with 341 and 93 runs for Boston while DiMaggio adds 335 and 82 runs for New York. Williams 102 RBIs tops, Spence 145 hits for Washington, Medwick 131, Slaughter 130. Holmes chart and pitching marks show Chandler 13-2 and French 11-1 as Brooklyn supplies strong hitters and hurlers.
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Boudreau Secures Three-Year Indians Contract
Cleveland announces a three year extension through 1945 for Lou Boudreau, Indians manager and shortstop aged 25, replacing his prior two year deal through 1943. The raise is not specified, but his pay is reported above his former $25,000 annual salary as he continues in a pivotal leadership role.
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Boston
Stars and Veterans Shine in Sluggerless 14 Inning Tie
Yesterday's action featured Al Milnar and Dizzy Trout in a 14 inning scoreless draw as Milnar worked eight and two thirds, Trout seven hit ball. Harry Danning drove in three for the Giants in a win over the Braves. Tous Luglon tied it with a late single for the Red Sox against the Yankees. Max Lanier spun five hit ball for a Cardinals win over the Cubs. Denny Gatehouse helped the White Sox extend a winning stretch. Bob Elliott delivered a two run single to beat the Reds. Buck Newsom fired a five hitter to topple the Athletics.
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Dizzy) Trout
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Breeders to Meet at University of Maryland Field Day
Poultry and dairy breeders from seven counties plan the annual field day at College Park Maryland on August 12 with about 60 entries from Prince Georges Anne Arundel Calvert Charles St. Marys Howard and Montgomery Counties. Dr K L Turk head of the University Dairy Department announced the event.
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Bequest of $1,000 to Gettysburg College disclosed
Gettysburg College president was informed by estate counsel that the will of the late Mrs. Agnes Krebs of Hellam includes a $1,000 bequest to the college. The notice came from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, on August 11.
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Baseball scores from yesterday by league
Results show Detroit 0 Cleveland 3 and Detroit at Cleveland, Washington 3 Philadelphia 1, Boston 3 New York 1, St. Louis 9 Chicago 2 after 11 innings at darkness and end in the 14th. Intermatchups listed: Detroit at Cleveland Washington at Philadelphia Chicago at St. Louis Boston at New York.
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St Louis Defeats Chicago 7 to 2 in NL Showdown
National League tally shows St. Louis bests Chicago 7 to 2. Other games on today’s schedule feature New York at Boston and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, with Brooklyn visiting Philadelphia in this slate.
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