Boston Braves Split Doubleheader With Reds
Boston and Cincinnati split a two game set as Red Barrett limited the Reds to seven hits and one earned run in the opener. The Braves surged with a six run burst in the fifth to back Walters as Boston won 9 to 2. In the nightcap Cincinnati prevailed 8 to 5 as Walters was knocked out in the sixth.
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National League Yesterday's Results Summary
Yesterday in the National League Boston defeated Cincinnati 9 to 5 while Cincinnati lost 2 to 8 to Pittsburgh. New York edged Chicago 5 to 4 in ten innings. St. Louis beat Philadelphia 8 to 6. Tonight: Pittsburgh at New York, Cincinnati at Boston, Chicago at Brooklyn, St. Louis at Philadelphia with night games.
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Baseball scores and rain delays across American League games
In the American League, New York 6 beat Cleveland 3, Boston 1 defeated Detroit 1, St. Louis 4 defeated Philadelphia 2, Chicago 4 beat Washington 3. Rain affected games in the 8th inning with Washington at Chicago and Philadelphia at St. Louis also listed.
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City Softball League Postpones Two Games in Rain
Yesterday's results were washed out as both fixtures were postponed due to rain. In UD action F. L P. B. faced Fred Tailors and LD hosted Dr Pepper at Wolfpack. Also noted is the rise in use of liquid filled tires on tractors and other farm equipment for a smoother ride and longer life.
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Connie Mack 81 Celebrates 30th Year as Athletics Manager
The Philadelphia Athletics skipper Connie Mack marks his 30th year as manager on August 4. Born Cornelius McGilliudd in East Brookfield Massachusetts in 1862, he began managing in 1894 and has guided the A’s to nine pennants and five World Series titles. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1937. Despite age he would trade celebrations for another American League pennant.
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Yanks Win From Tribe In Benefit Game
The New York Yankees defeated the Cleveland Indians 6 to 3 in a National War Fund benefit game. Don Donald allowed seven hits in seven innings to improve his record against Cleveland. Oscar Grimes and George Stirnweiss homered for New York.
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German official Grimm dies in fatal accident
A Munich dispatch reported by a London radio said SS Group Leader and Lieutenant General of Police Wilhelm Grimm died in a fatal accident. The broadcast noted the funeral was held today.
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Retread Sailor Symbolizes Experience in Military Service
A retired man recalled to duty is a RETREAD. He earns red stripes for four years, gold stripes after 12 years with good conduct, starting at the wrist to the elbow. Usually at shore stations or training camps, he longs to return to sea and teach younger sailors how to fight.
First Trio In History To Make Two Triple Plays In Season
Slats Marion Emil Verban and Ray Sanders became the first trio in baseball history to turn two triple plays in a single season as the Cardinals showcased their defensive mastery. The feat came two weeks apart against the Dodgers and Reds, with Musial and Litwhiler among the era’s notable names shaping a vibrant Cardinals narrative.
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Yesterday's Stars Refine Early Baseball Wins Across Leagues
Red Barrett limited Cincinnati to seven hits in a 9 2 opener win for the Braves while Frank McCormick starred in the Reds 8 5 nightcap with a triple and two singles driving in two and two stolen bases. Atley Donald beat Cleveland 6 3 as his Yankee record against the Indians rose to 12 1. Phil Cavarretta led Chicago in an 11 hit attack in a 4 1 win over Brooklyn. Danny Litwhiler sparked St Louis to an 8 6 win over Philadelphia with a three run pinch homer and the winning run in the 10th. Fritz Ostermueller drove in Jeep Handley for a 6 5 edge over New York as Myron Hayworth helped St Louis win 4 2 over Philadelphia with a three run blast. Mike Tresh had three hits as Chicago beat Washington 4 3 in the ninth with the winning run on a single. A Bel Air crowd watched Geneva win the inaugural purse after 8 000 race fans attended the Bel Air track card.
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Balladier and Clonaslee win seven furlongs in strong run
Balladier and Clonaslee clock 1:26 2/5 and finish four lengths ahead of Crider's Comedy Player, which is a length and a half in front of Pop's Sister. Reneva, 4 to 1 favorite, ridden by Patsy Grant, dominates the eight-race field. Several long shots lift payouts as Which Two and Twin katys daily double pays 264 for 2.
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Golf money angle turns strokes into price tags
Sports writer notes the Tom O Shanter Golf Tournament assigns about 47 dollars per stroke, turning every shot into a money concern. The piece argues this price tagging adds stress, changes player psychology, and mirrors the broader habit of valuing sports highlights by cash figures.
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Looking For Name And Players Too
Pittsburgh July 26 The Steelers seek centers and a marketable headline name as they prepare for next season. Head Coach Walt Keisling says the squad is set at most positions despite four army-discharged men. The Steagles of 1943 are referenced as a past team. An anti freeze windshield solution is noted for ice removal.
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LeCompte Asked to Stay as Maryland Game Warden
Maryland State Game and Inland Fish Commission unanimously urged E Lee LeCompte to remain in the post through October. The meeting also lengthened the dove season, refused a closed wild turkey season request, and discussed a $25,000 hatchery project and other wildlife measures. Say you saw it in The News.
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League Leaders By The Associated Press
Doerr Boston leads in batting with 236 runs and 12 home runs. Musial St Louis tops hits with 123 and runs batted in with 68. Nicholson, Ott tied for 21 homers. Lupien Philadelphia leads steals with 13. Maltzberger 102 832 era standout pitcher. Wilks St Louis 8 1.
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