Cubs Rally Past Braves In 5-3 Win At Chicago
Chicago uses Claude Passeau’s steady pitching and 13 hits to defeat Boston 5-3, moving ahead 2-0 in the series. Passeau improves to 8-1, while Barrett takes his 14th loss for Boston after a rough middle inning that featured Andy Pafko’s double and Len Merulio’s triple.
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Chicago Cubs
Claude Passeau
Boston Braves
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Andy Pafko
Len Merulio
del Dallessandro
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Ami
Charley Barrett
Barrett
Kayoed
R. H.E. Boston
Cardoni
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Holm
Baseball scores and matchups from yesterday and today
American League results show Detroit 3 Baltimore 4 and Boston 0 Chicago 7 plus Cleveland 2 New York 0 and Philadelphia 3 St Louis 4 with Washington 1. Today games include Chicago at Washington St Louis at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York Detroit at Boston and a night game.
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Boston
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
National League Scores and Results Summary
Chicago defeats Boston five to three while Cincinnati falls one to seven. Brooklyn is shutout six to nothing as Philadelphia earns a three to nothing win. Pittsburgh, St. Louis, and New York games end with scorelines including five to two for the Mets.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
New York
League Games Sunday in Maryland Penn League Playoffs
Littlestown faces Thurmont at Thurmont and Wakefield meets Middleburg at Middleburg Sunday afternoon in the Shaughnessy playoff. First of three matchups between paired teams, with a later three game series to crown the pennant.
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Littlestown
Thurmont
Wakefield
Middleburg
Shaughnessy
Sewell Converts Gutteridge To Second Baseman
Don Gutteridge joins the Browns after being reassigned to second base by Luke Sewell in 1942 spring training in DeLand Florida. The Kansas State Teachers product, a right-handed batter around .260, proves versatile and makes key defensive plays including a trio of notable outs in late games.
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Don Gutteridge
Browns
New York
Donald Joe Gutteridge
DeLand
Fla
Donald L. Barnes and Co
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Cardinals
Sacramento
Don Heffner
Red Bird
Luke Sewell
le Osehe
Gutteridge
Kansas State
Cardinal
Branch Rickey
Hemsley Ends Colorful Major League Career in Yankee Sendoff
Ralston Burdett Hemsley, longtime catcher from Syracuse, Ohio, and former minor leaguer with Frederick Hustlers, likely capped a 16-year major league career with the Yankees in a recent game against Cleveland before entering U S Navy service. The obituary tribute, penned for the New York Times by John Drebinger, lauds his vibrant life on and off the field and notes his impact on baseball as veterans aged in, proving it is never too late for a fresh start.
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Syracuse
Ohio
Frederick Hustlers
Yankee Stadium
Cleveland
Hemsley
U. S. Navy
Bay
New York Times
John Drebinger
Rallie Hemsley
Playboy Supreme
Rollie
Yanks
Hemsfey
Pirates
Donte Bush
Bucens
Charlie Hargreaves
Indian on the Warpath and a Baseball Rover’s Rise
The narrative follows Rollie as a volatile figure moving from the Corsairs to the Cubs, clashing with Bill Klem and McGraw in Chicago, then through Cleveland and Cincinnati to the Indians. It notes his infamous press-room clash, hotel room incident, and later life turning towards stability at age 35 as Buddy Rosar takes a policeman’s exam amid McCarthy’s doubts.
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Rove
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Chicago
McGraw
Giants
MecGraw
Cincinnati
Browns
American
Indians
Cleveland
Noggin
Baton Rouge
Rollie
Reds
Buddy Rosar
Bill Dickey
Buddy
Joe McCarthy
Buffalo
McCarthy
Hemsley
Joe
Yankees Blanked as Indians Top New York in Tilt
New York suffers ninth loss of season, 2 to 0, to Cleveland. Mel Harder notches his 9th win, drove in both Indians runs with a fourth-inning double. Mel Queen yields five hits in eight-plus innings for the Yankees. Tigers and Red Sox split a twin bill as Newhouser wins Game 1 for Boston, Game 2 to Detroit goes to 4-2. Chicago edges Washington 2-1. A's rally past Browns 5-4 in Philadelphia. Rotary Club softball notes also included.
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New York
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Mel Harder
Yanks
Roy Cullendine
Indians
Paul One Armed Pitcher Faces Browns Batting Practice
Orville Vincent Paul, a one armed pitcher, trains the Browns for batting practice at Sportsman's Park and balances his duties with watching opposing hurlers. A WWI bomb injury left him without a left arm, yet he uses a unique grip to field and throw. He also mentors teammate Jack Jakucki and contends for a regular pitching job amid a manpower shortage. The article also previews a Brewers Hustlers game, noting starters like DeLauter and Scrivener and the top Washington Industrial League standings.
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Browns
Brewers
New York
Orville Vincent Paul
Orville Paul
DeSoto
St. Louis
Washington University of St. Louis
Terry Moore
Lonnie Frey
Creepy Crespi
al Hollingsworth
Cardinals
Sportsman's Park
Dailey
Jakucki
Jack Jakucki
Frederick
Pepco
Barry
Gigerich
Ciomei
Frieschie
Acquilano
Brewer
Lukhart
Valenti
Zanlotte
Stahl
Hustlers
Tony* Wagner
Tailors Down Combine To Clinch Second Place
The Frederick Tailoring Co. won 9 to 0 over Frederick Iron and Steel-Price Bros. to secure second place in the City Softball League at Baker Park. Esterly limited the Combine to three singles and one walk as Geisbert’s seven hits for the losers were negated by Beltan miscues. The Tailors scored in the opening inning with Fox grounding out, Grumbine walking, Haines singling, and base runners advancing on a centerfield error. Wagner’s single drove Grumbine home with Haines scoring on the same hit after an error by the left fielder.
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Frederick Tailoring Co
Baker Park
Combine
Esterly
Geisbert
Tailors
Fox
Grumbine
Haines
Wagner
P. B
Oderick
Dorsey
Geisbert An Esterly and Fox
Everedy to Play Hagerstown CIO Team At City Park
Everedy softball team meets Hagerstown CIO aggregation in Hagerstown City Park Monday evening. Everedy players to assemble at the company plant at 5 30.
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Everedy
Hagerstown Cio
Hagerstown
US Merchant Ship Sunk in South Atlantic
The Navy announced a medium-sized US merchant vessel was torpedoed and sunk in the South Atlantic in late July with no casualties. Survivors were landed at Miami, Florida. Officials discuss canning tomato prospects noting three cans per person this year versus four last year.
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United States
South Atlantic
Navy
Miami
Fla
War Food Administration
Pair of Army Aviator Gloves Made From Purse Leather
A claim states that the leather from an average-size woman's purse could yield a pair of Army aviator gloves. The remark suggests a practical use for common leather in daily accessories.
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