Cards Rally To Defeat Giants In Extra Innings
St Louis and New York battled to a 2 2 tie until the tenth when Whitey Kurowski, Walker Cooper, and Coaker Triplett sparked a late rally. Triplett singled to drive in two for a 3 2 St Louis win as Ace Adams faltered in the ninth and leftfield error plated the decisive run.
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New York Giants
Bob Carpenter
Whitey Kurowski
Walker Cooper
Mel Ott
Giants
Ace Adams
Coaker
Triplett
Max Lanier
Adams
Terry Moore
Enos Slaughter
Stan Musial
Bill Werber
ROHCE
New York
Carpenter
Danning
Dickson
M. Cooper
Lanier
O'Dea
Major League Games And Standings Highlights
Scores show Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 2 and New York 5 St Louis 2 with Detroit 1, Boston pending. Standings list New York leading with 52 wins, Boston 48, Cleveland 45, St. Louis 27, Chicago 32, Philadelphia 34, Washington 29. National League updates include New York 2 St Louis 3, Brooklyn 1 Cincinnati, and Boston 2 Chicago 3 with Chicago at Philadelphia 2 postponed.
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Philadelphia
New York
Louis
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York St Chicago
W. L Pet
A. Louis
Cincianati
Wee York
Eddie Stanky
Milwaukee Brewtiimishshia
Passeau the appendix, blistered hand and buckeye legend
New York pitcher Claude Passeau, sidelined by appendicitis briefly, wins two straight starts for the Phillies while critics note his fastball, curve and control. Memoir shows his tough grip causes blisters, yet he remains a key arm as he also farms tractors in Lucedale, Mississippi.
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Pichers
Claude William Passeau
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Brooklyns
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Medicos
Remeve
Mel Ott
Giants
Morton Cooper
Cardinals
James Wilson
Bruins
Golfers in St Johns bury top club work in offseason
Wide World Sports columnist Hugh Fullerton Jr reports that St John’s bury golf group in Virgin Islands keeps its course sharp by weekly work on mowers rakes and traps. Shoemaker of Sioux City hits a ball into a plane’s wing at Brooke Country Club. Syracuse Chiefs manager Jewel Ens ends bus complaints by walking to the park. Port Monmouth sailors praise Lieut Joe Zarish as versatile athletic officer and All American Cheerleader. Naval teams vs majors note mixed results and a rainout with the Red Sox. John Hanlon comments on Wally Moses and the White Sox. Geisel injury cited. Ted Kerr of Salt Lake City catches long 16 innings without a run. Washington sends Joe Savdahar to teach Maryland T formation.
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Sewell Sees Red Sox Having Great Chance At A. L. Pennant
New York July 10. Browns manager Luke Sewell says Boston’s Red Sox have a “great” chance to win the American League title over the Yankees. He notes Cronin’s club has won 23 of 30, praises Boston pitching, questions the Yankees’ weak pitching, and comments on Yankee third and first base woes while praising the duo of Gordon and Rizzuto. He also compares Lefty Grove’s speed to Bobby Feller’s and recalls Grove’s historic performances against Cleveland.
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Shortstop’s Amateur Bout Ends as Mother Watches
A Philadelphia amateur bout ended with the shortstop who once eyed the Xboxer. His mother arrived to watch his fifth and final bout and told him he did not look good handing over the ropes.
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Philadelphia
Baker Park Beats Washington Street in Softball Clash
In a Playground League regular game Baker Park defeated Washington Street 8 to 4 after a rain break. Kline pitched five hits and drove in five runs with a homer and a triple, lifting Baker Park during a sixth inning rally.
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Taller
Maryland State League schedules altered for second half
President W B Red Burail announced a switch in the Maryland State League baseball schedule as the six team loop opens its second half Sunday. New Market visits Liberty while Minare plays Woodbine and Lyamsville hosts Woodsboro. Umpire duties set for Young at Woodbine with Twenty at Woodsboro and Miner at Le for the all star game. Burail says expenses are met with near $50 reportedly allotted between halves, though complete club returns are pending.
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Burail
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Woodbine
Lyamsville
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Young
Miner
Ture
Burall
Winchester to Play Here in Weekend Baseball Card
Gas shortages trimmed the schedule as Winchester Virginia visits Frederick Hustlers for a single game at 2 30 in place of a double header. The rivals have met often this season with Winchester winning previously and the Colt officials cited gas rationing as the main obstacle to a second trip.
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Winchester
Frederick
Virginia
Cumberland
Austin Angleberger
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Ward Allen in San Baria ties to a Nazi group
Joyce and Delia glimpse a shadowy man outside their front apartment. Hester Murdock explains Ward Allen’s past with a pro-Nazi circle, his liaison with the Italian Countess de Ferani, and a jewel theft that led to his arrest and flight from the country, with Perry Clarke’s suspected involvement.
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Perry Clarke
Murdock
Hester
Countess de Ferani
Clarke
Price Bros Take Softball Lead With 3 2 Victory
Price Bros defeated F I S Co 3 2 in the City Softball League as darkness halted play in the sixth inning. Tucker, Rice, and Michael contributed early and late to the Pricers’ one run in the first and two more in the sixth while Chesley and Staley sparked the Steelmen’s third inning rally before Wise left with an injury.
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Yanks Triumph Over Browns 5 2 In July Showdown
New York’s Davey Mullins era continues as the Yankees, aided by three first inning hits and three walks, topple the Browns 5 to 2. Niggeling and Ferens struggled for St Louis while Atley Donald held Cleveland to four, and Ray Mack fueled the Indians’ 4-2 win with three hits. Hughson’s three RBIs pace Boston past Detroit 6-1.
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Wagner
Boston Beats Detroit as Hughson Drives In Tabor Run
Hughson doubled in the fifth to drive in Tabor as Boston erupts with four runs in the frame. Ted Williams walks and Doerr reaches on an error, Lupien sacrifices, and Williams scores on Bell’s long fly. Detroit finally breaks through in the ninth with Hitchcock, McCosky and Cramer singling, but Boston holds on as Hughson and teammates tally another run earlier.
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Tex" Hughson
Boston Red Sox
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Bob Doerr
Tony Lupien
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Bell Cocrays
Detroit
Bill Hitchcock
Barney McCosky
Doc Cramer
Hitchcock
Pinky Higgins
Trout
Henshaw
Tebbets
Parson
Conroy
Buck Clemson praises personal contact athletics and family sports
The article cites Capt. Buck Clemson of the 1916 B H S football team and track captain 1917, arguing that strenuous personal contact athletics benefit adolescents and adult life. His children Winnie and Buckey Jr. excel in swimming and various sports, with Winnie winning multiple events at Gibson Island and Buckey Jr. claiming a junior 50 yard freestyle. Clemson notes authorities neglect such athletics yet predicts both children will pursue multiple sports in high school.
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Clemson
Capain High-Schooleenrpr
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Frederick
Buckey, Jr
Winnie
Frederick High School
Gibson Island
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Baltimore
City Softball League Result For Price Bros
Price Bros beat F. 1 S, 2 in a three inning game called for darkness. The contest ended after two official innings due to darkness with Price Bros leading 3 to 1.
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Price Bros
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