Keller Smashes 22nd Homer as Yankees Rout Senators
New York and Washington collide in a 17 to 7 Yankees win after an opening burst of seven hits and six runs. Joe Gordon homered twice, Charlie Keller hit his 22nd, and the 21-hit attack featured all but two Yankees driving in at least one run.
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Yankee Field Day Highlights Keller and McQuillen
Charlie Keller starred for the Yankees in a rout against the Senators, going five at bats with three RBIs and a strong showing at the plate. Glenn McQuillen subbed in as a pinch hitter, while Rolle Hemsley pulled Bill Dickey from a seventh inning at bat.
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Yankees Explode Past Washington 17 to 7
In a high scoring AL game, New York defeated Washington 17 to 7. The rally included a barrage of hits and runs, with standout performances driving the lopsided victory. Cleveland beat Chicago 3 to 2 in another AL contest. Detroit topped St Louis 4 to 1, and Boston beat Philadelphia 7 to 5. Spa York appears as an OCR fragment.
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League Leaders From The Associated Press Report
The AP lists top NL batting with Reiser Brooklyn at 338 and Slaughter 145 hits, plus Radin 295 runs. Notable RBIs show Medwick 79 and Elliott 78 for the NL. Pitching leaders include Williams and DiMaggio across leagues, with Homer totals and steals led by Reiser and Fernandez. Six million more acres in Britain are under the plough than before the war.
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Preseason Grid Chatter From Coaches And Pros
Wide World Sports column surveys 1942 season prep, naming Notre Dame Clemson and Fordham as contenders while noting pro promoters, boxers and college stars in upcoming bouts. Mentions Frank Leahy Joe Petritz Frank Howard and Jim Crowley among figures shaping fall.
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Tron Workers Triumph Over Price Bros In Softball
Frederick Iron and Steel Co. of the City Softball League edged Price Bros 7 to 1 Friday. Esterley allowed only three hits, setting a season low, while Rice pitched inconsistently with five walks. Delaughter and Michael contributed key plays, and Delaughter's throw ended a seventh inning Price Bros rally. Score by innings shows FOYT & 7 to 1 over Price Bros, with Earned runs credited to FOYT.
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Decision For Musto Loudly Booed By Fans
Tony Musto weighed 199 pounds and defeated Lee Savold in a controversial 10 round heavyweight decision here in Washington. The crowd booed as Savold pressed the bout with an educated left hand and right straight, while two judges sided with Musto and AP scoring gave Savold six rounds to three with one even.
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New Market and Ijamsville Clash On Foreign Ground
New Market in its first Maryland State League season will play a home game against Wamsville Sunday at Ijamsville Diamond after approval by President Burall Umpire Young assigned. Liberty sails to Woodbise with Umpire Miller deciding that contest. Burall says Ijamsville game moved to Ijamsville Diamond due to mutual consent and lineup strength.
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Cards Capture Uth Straight Bucs Victims
St Louis Cardinals rout Pittsburgh Pirates 10 to 2 to extend their win streak to seven and trim the Dodgers’ edge to six games in the pennant race. Rookie Johnny Beazley fanned 15th win, with Musial and Walker Cooper homering as Beazley held the Pirates to six hits. The teams traded runs early, then St Louis exploded with four in the fifth capped by Johnny Hopp’s bases-loaded double.
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St Louis 10 Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 6 Cincinnati 3
In a brief update from the schedule board several games are listed with final scores. St Louis leads Pittsburgh 10 to 2 while Chicago posts 6 and Cincinnati 3. Other matchups are not on the day’s slate.
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Bombay grew from a single factory established by the British in the 17th century to a city of more than one million persons.
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Cubs Rally With Walks To Hand Reds 6 3 Loss
In Cincinnati the Cubs overcame a small hit total by drawing walks and capitalizing on Starr, Shoun, Beggs wildness. Chicago totaled five runs on three hits aided by five walks, while Lee held Cincinnati to eight hits. The Reds scored two runs in the second inning, and Starr’s control woes opened the floodgates as the Cubs pulled ahead. Batteries: Starr Shoun Beggs Lamanno Lakeman Lee McCullough.
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Middletown Softball Doubleheader Sets Mile-high Card
Middletown Diamond hosts the Middletown Ba leeser double header in the County Softball League as teams switch home grounds to keep pace. Broad Run visits Harmony while Bolivar faces G L Baking Co. postponed games to be arranged for playoffs, as leaders G L Bakers push to maintain top spot and Bolivar fights last place.
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Middletown Eyes Tie For First With Ballenger Match
Second Place Middletown could reach a tie for first by beating Ballenger on its home diamond. Broad Run battles Harmony, a key game for standings and league leadership.
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Yesterday's Stars Dominate as Sluggers Lead Wins Across Leagues
Tony Lupien of the Red Sox had a triple and two singles with four RBIs in a win over the Athletics. John Beazley of the Cardinals earned his 15th victory by holding the Pirates to six hits. Phil Rizzuto of the Yankees collected five hits in six plate appearances in a lop-sided win over the Senators. Barney McCosky and Rudy York of the Tigers hit homers to power a win against the Browns. Bill Lee of the Cubs defeated the Reds and Ray Starr with eight-hit pitching. Mel Harder of the Indians pitched five innings while beating the White Sox.
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