Cards Extend Lead With Twin Bill Wins Over Giants
St Louis Cardinals widened their lead over the Reds to 13 games by taking both ends of a doubleheader from the New York Giants 10-2 and 6-2 before 18 824 paid. In New York the first game went to St Louis 12 0 and the second 6 2 as Mancuso and Lombardi starred.
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National League Yesterday's Baseball Scores
Yesterday's National League results include Pittsburgh 4 beat Philadelphia 2 and St Louis 10 over New York 6. Chicago and Cincinnati tied 6 6, Boston and Chicago 5 5, Brooklyn blanked 0 in a second game 11 innings and first game 14 innings. Today matches feature Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Chicago at Boston. Night games.
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Cork Off Detail For Today
In Navy slang to cork off means to evade work by hidden breaks. You hide, surface briefly to seem busy, hold a tool, then drift back to lounging or drinking. Repeat the pattern to invent more ways to cork off without being detected.
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Makes Tests Of His Own Tackle
Robert Geiger profiles Stan Wright of Wright and McGill a world traveler testing flies lures hooks and lines for the air corps navy and Allied quartermasters. He cites western trout streams and Alaska Montana as prime fishing regions and notes America’s rise as a leading fishing tackle producer during wartime.
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Baseball Roundup and Turf Result From Sharpsburg Purse
Whitey Kurowski and Augie Bergamo lead St. Louis in a 10-2 win over the Giants and a 6-2 finale victory. Jim Tobin and Connie Ryan shine for the Braves and Pirates in separate late rallies, while Gee Walker drives Cincinnati to a 6-0 win and Bobby Doerr boosts the Red Sox. Town Hall wins the Sharpsburg Purse at Hagerstown with Town Hall leading from the stretch. Frigate Bird notes end with trivia about seabirds.
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Infield Held Together By Crosetti
The Yankees face a rough road trip with injuries and uncertain form as Don Savage sprains a knee and Ed Levy and Larry Rosenthal struggle in the outfield. Frank Crosetti joins the squad to steady the infield and push toward another World Series bid.
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Two-Stable Rivalry For Money Winner Momentum Shifts
New York reports a rising rivalry in horse racing money leaders between Warren Wright and Ben Jones at Calumet Farm and Mrs Payne Whitney with John Gaver of Greentree Stable. Through June 1 Wright led by about 50 000 dollars but Whitney's stable had closed the gap to under 50 000 as both stables traded big race wins at Arlington Park Suffolk Downs and Empire City.
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Up adds funds with Dwyer and Expression gains
The report notes additional income of 39,580 dollars, including 10,000 from a second in the Dwyer and Expression group collecting 28,900 dollars.
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League Leaders Have Mixed Baseball And Pitching Feats Noted
Doerr leads Boston in several categories including batting and runs while Cullenbine and Johnson share RBIs. Messy stats show Musial Ott and Barrett atop various lines. In London a pair of Mustangs pilots score triples in combat over Germany. Maryland licenses rise by 1,829 vehicles year over year.
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Night game results and schedule across major cities
Scores show Detroit 7 Washington 6 Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 1 Boston 11 Chicago 7 St Louis 7 New York 3. Schedule lists Boston at Chicago New York at St Louis Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland. A separate survey finds American women broadly support a nationwide law for premarital and prenatal blood tests.
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Big Seventh Seals Browns Comeback Over Yankees
In St Louis the Browns rally for five runs in the seventh on two hits including a two run homer by Mike Chartak and a third by George McQuinn, with Hank Borowy relieved after a spitball dispute. The Tigers beat the Senators 7 6 as Rudy York drove in four and Dick Wakefield homered. Cleveland topped Philadelphia 2 1 as Roy Cullenbine doubled, driving in both runs in the seventh.
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Red Sox beat White Sox to claim season series win
Boston tops Chicago 11 to 7 to secure the season series, reaching 12 wins in 16 games. Barrett Hausmann Parte Wade Haynes Maltzberger Tresh lead the offense as Boston outhits Chicago 16 to 14.
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Dr Pepper Takes Softball League Lead On Forfeit
Dr Pepper moved into the City Softball League lead by forfeit on Thursday evening. The Frederick Iron and Steel Price Bros combination again failed to field enough players at game time. The Detrick Navy ten edged Everedy 7 3 in a late finish as Navy rallied in the late innings. In the other game Navy pulled ahead in the second and finished with a narrow 3 1 run.
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Coast Navy rally yields tied score in seventh inning
In a rough baseball contest at the field, Arnow reached on a third base error then J. Ryans double drove in Coasey and Arnow for four Navy tal lies. Everedy added two more in the final frame as Cossey and Cole held the line with Repp and Abrecht contributing on defense.
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Boxing Match to Crown Lightweight Title Contender
Bob Montgomery and Beau Jack will clash in a 10 round overweight bout at Madison Square Garden, New York, with admission available only through war bond purchases. Montgomery holds the New York version of the world lightweight title. Jack is a former champion.
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