Phils Pound Way To Win Over Braves
Phils edge Braves in a doubleheader sweep as Ron Norther and Coaker Tripkett power a 6 to 4 win and a 2 to 1 victory before 6,679 on Ladies Day. Philadelphia climbs to fifth in final standings, while Boston slips behind.
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Ron Norther
Coaker Tripkett
Phillies
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Brayam
Boston
ACU
Barrett
Salvo
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Livingston
RME
Mast
Gerstan
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Heauser
Londos Sees Great Times For Wrestling After War Ends
Veteran wrestler Jim Londos predicts a bright postwar era for wrestling. He reflects on past title victories, notes his reduced match frequency, and cites the sport’s enduring appeal. He believes Army and Navy interest will boost wrestling as self defense and entertainment.
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Londos
Navy
Yew Il
Jim
Lewis
League Leaders By The Associated Press American League Batting Leaders
List of major league leaders in batting runs RBIs doubles triples and other categories. Names include Stephens St Louis White Philadelphia Keller New York Siebert Philadelphia Wakefield Detroit Heckett Cleveland Lindell New York Luipen Boston Kolloway Chicago Keler Gordon Candini Chandler Walker Dahlgren Vaughan Musial Russell Maynard Ott Newsom Pollet with team affiliations and stat figures.
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Associated Press
Stephens
St. Louis
Neckett
Cleveland
White
Philadelphia
Keller
New York
Siebert
Johnson
Washington
Wits
Wakefield
Detroit
Heckett
Kellner
Lindell
Lupien
Boston
Kolloway
Difaggio
Pittsburgh
Maynard
Ott
Gustine
Vaughan
Brooklyn
Newsom
Pollet
Chicago
National League Yesterday's Results Overview
Yesterday in the National League the standings show St Louis 3 Cincinnati 3 and Philadelphia 6 2 Boston 4 1 while New York games were postponed due to weather. Today schedule lists Boston at Philadelphia Brooklyn at New York Cancuinai at St Louis Chicago at Pittsburgh with night games.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Cancuinai
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Dbiouuis
Ahi Cincinnais
Philadelphia Sky
New Tax Burdens To fall Until New Year
Washington reports that wartime taxes will rise, but Democratic leaders vow no new income tax burden this year for individuals or corporations. A fall tax law is expected, with major provisions not effective until January 1, while funding gaps remain to be covered.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Congress
Roosevelt
Doughton
Taxwriting Ways and Means Committee
Baseball Winners and Key Plays From Yesterday
Yesterday's stars included Harry Gumbert and Walker Cooper of the Cardinals-Farmers, with Cooper driving in two runs on a single in a 3-1 win over the Reds. Joe Orengo of the Giants delivered a ninth inning RBI single to beat the Dodgers 6-5, Coaker Triplett and Ron Northey contributed for the Phillies in a 64 opener victory, Truett Sewell led the Pirates past the Cubs 4-2 with nine hits, and Ver Stephan Brown powered a 5-2 win with a homer and single. Dick Siebert and Jesse Flores also noted in the day’s box scores.
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Associated Press
Harry Gumbert
Walker Cooper
Cardinals
Farmer
Cooper
Reds
Joe Orengo
Giants
Dodgers
Coaker Triplett
Ron Northey
Phillies
Brave Northey
Homer
Truett Sewell
Pirates
Cubs
Dick Siebert
Jesse Flores
Athletics
Smgle
Red Sox
Flores
Ver
Stenhene Brown
Senators
Roundup highlights and notes from a busy sports page
A June 16 New York column by Hugh Full erelgn Jr. surveys track prep for a 1500 meter duel between Par son Gil Dodds and Dartmouth’s Don Burnham, along with junior championships and potential competition from Gunder Haese. It also touches Mel Ott as Father of the Year pick, Yankees talk, a Belmont Park garden tale, comments from Carl Voytes and Carl Bell, and assorted notes on football, boxing, baseball, and local league games.
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Hugh Fullerelgn, JR
New York
Parson
Gil Dodds
Dartmouth
Don Burnham
Dodds
A. A. UL
Gunder Haese
Mel Ott
Spains
Father
Osce de Mor
Brunswick Team Wins Six Inning Contest
Brunswick Railroaders beat Gaithersburg 2 to 1 in a six inning Sunday game cut short by weather. Dawson pitched three-hit ball with seven strikeouts. Lewis and Flora contributed two base hits. Remsburg, Younkins, and others reached base for Brunswick as Gaithersburg made a late push but fell short.
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Brunswick Railroaders
Gaithersburg
Railroaders
Dawson
Brunswick Ab Rhore Remsburg
Younkins
Flora
Bowers
R. Moore
H . Mood
Matinido
Sarsme Mayes Apes
Steele
Martin
Fordline
Smith
Remsburg
Hartman
Belt
Hottinger
Marathon Baseball In American Loop
Chicago June 15 report notes a surge in marathon baseball in the American League this season with 180 games played and 35 extra inning thrillers. Washington Boston and Detroit lead for value as six extra innings games have appeared in each city, with Boston fans witnessing six more.
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Chicago
Uge of SA
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Baseball's Marathon Notes From Uneven Doubleheaders
The article chronicles extended extra inning games between the Philadelphia Athletics and Washington Senators on April 27, a 16 inning finish after 15 scoreless, plus Cleveland and Detroit's 15 inning clash on May 1 and a stretch where Detroit and Philadelphia played three consecutive extra innings on May 12 13 and 14 with 15 18 and 12 innings. It also lauds the St Louis Browns as the true long hours champs, noting Luke Sewell's Browns at home and on the road.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Tigers
Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Luke Sewell
Induland Gathran Tans
Vendor's Lion Wins Seventh Straight at Charles Town
Charles Town West Virginia June 15 Vendor's Lion owned by E B Lee won the sixth race to register his seventh consecutive victory. The seven year old circled the leader on the backstretch and drew away to win by about five lengths over Mrs E D Sowers dividend and G Gude's Teep Tack. He covered Charles Town Course in 1 15 a track record pace. Carrying 121 pounds he paid 8 80 for 2. Jackey Stanley Kirk rode. A daily double paid 132 40. Tantrum won the first race at 7 to 1 and Kay Marion took the second at 29 to 1.
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Charles Town
W. Va
E. B. Lee
E. D. Sowers
G. Gude
Charles J Town
Vendor's Lion
Pimlico Lady
Red Wrack
Jackey Stanley Kirk
Wr. J. Maddock
Kay Marion
John Bosley, Jr
Sports score log and warplane pilot note
A compact score list shows Philadelphia beating Boston 7 to 4, New York 9 over Washington 3, St. Louis 5 over Chicago 2, with St. Louis at Chicago New York at Washington and Philadelphia at Boston in a night game. A stray, unclear sentence discusses a warplane pilot whose life depends on propeller performance and engine operation, mentioning armor steel glass and wing and fuselage integrity.
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Depeid
Yankees Rally For Seven In Eighth To Beat Nationals
The New York Yankees exploded for seven runs in the eighth inning to defeat Washington 9 to 5 before 15,000 fans, widening their lead to four games. Wensloff worked the win. Murphy, Sears and Leonard starred for the Yanks while Carrasquel and Early delivered for Washington.
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Washington
New York Yankees
Tox
Yankees
New York - Me
Wensloff
Murphy
Sears
Leonard
Carrasquel
Early
Rice Yet to Enter Race with Haegg in AAU Meet
New York June 18 Chief Specialist J Gregory Rice of the United States Maritime School at Kings Point may not enter Sundays National AAU track and field championships. He fears delays in official permission but expects to oppose Swede Haegg, who has a best 5 000 meter time of 33 4. Rice is in good shape but training is limited to about 55 60 minutes daily. He notes a 35 second gap to Haegg remains a big hurdle if both race.
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J. Gregory Rice
Haegg
Rice
United States Maritime School
Kings Point
Long Island
Haece
Greg
Tye
Sweden
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