Keller Homers in Doubleheader vs Senators Split Series
Charley Keller hit two homers in a doubleheader split with the Washington Senators as New York limped to a 3-5 and 6-3 results. Wensloff and Bonham wildness aided the Senators in game one, while Keller’s blasts and a five-run second inning powered the Yankees in the nightcap.
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Sports Roundup from New York June 21
Roundup covers Gunder Haegg races praised as exhibitions with his bright yellow sweatshirt and long hair drawing crowds. Haegg apologizes for a chilly attitude after a weak performance. Rice hints at limited future races. Chalky Wright and Eddie Walker pursue Cuba trip but birth date issue delays. Military notes report Adam Berry’s foot wound and Pvt. Ed Oliver’s golf score amid camp life.
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Vincenive Wins Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct
W L Brann's Vincenive ridden by Johnny Gilbert narrowly beat Famous Victory by a half length in the fifty-fifth Dwyer Stakes over 1 1/4 miles at Aqueduct. Princequinlo placed third. Tip-Toe faded with a lame finish as about 100 parks are listed in Buenos Aires.
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War Bonds Rally for Five Ocean Navy Support
A wartime editorial urges readers to boost war bond subscriptions as the nation edges toward a finish with a "winner take all" outcome. Navy planners reveal a five ocean navy goal once 54 cruisers and 260 destroyers are completed, highlighting the need to fund the Atlantic battle against German U-boats.
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League Leaders Due LO Assoltatee Press American League Batting
League leaders listed with names and stats across batting, runs, wins, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching. Notable names include Stephens Kellner Waite Hockett and Siebert among AL leaders. Dahlgren Herman Russell DiMarcio and Frey appear in NL listings.
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Yesterday's Stars Triumph in Doubleheader Swing
Baseball recap of multiple teams with key performances. Tommy Livingston and Schoolboy Kowe spark Phillies victory over Braves with a seventh inning homer and late rally. Dixie Walker drives third game win with three runs. Vernon and Keller pace Senators and Yankees with homers in split results. Tabor and Barna provide power for Red Sox in doubleheader against Athletics.
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Dodgers Win Overtime Game From Giants
The Dodgers edged the Giants 8 to 7 in ten innings after a three hour contest at Brooklyn. Whitlow Wyatt yielded the loss in the fifth after a five run burst, while Billy Herman, Dixie Walker, and Augie Galan drove in the decisive run in the tenth.
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Haegg Dominates Rice in National AAU Meet Debut at Randall's Island
Sweden’s Gunder Haegg defeated American star Gregory Rice by about 40 meters in the 5000 meters at Randall’s Island, in the National AAU Track and Field Championships. Haegg ran 14:48.5 with Rice at 14:53.9, after a fast first mile. Fred Wilt and Charley Keller provided notable performances as Yankees hitters posted bursts over the weekend.
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Sunday and Saturday Baseball Results and Schedule
Sunday results show Pittsburgh 5 Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 13 Boston 7 St Louis 10 Chicago 9 Brooklyn 8 New York 7. Second game went 5 innings called 10 innings. Saturday results New York 5 Boston 3 Brooklyn 7 Philadelphia 5 St Louis 4 Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 3 in 11 innings. Today St Louis at Cincinnati New York at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Chicago. Other clubs not scheduled night and twilight games.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From St Louis and Neighbors
St Louis beat Detroit 6 to 5 and 4 to 3 in ten innings. Chicago defeated Cleveland and New York in mixed results as standings list New York leading with 31 wins and 20 losses, Washington 25 24, Cleveland 27 27, Boston 28 49, Detroit 24 26, Philadelphia 27 30, St Louis 27 44, Chicago 27 49. No games scheduled.
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Hustlers Defeat Colesville 7 1 At McCurdy Field
Frederick Hustlers beat Colesville Cardinals 7 to 1 at McCurdy Field on Sunday. Lefty Warrenfeltz struck out 14 and allowed three walks on scattered hits. Frederick scored in the first, third, and sixth innings with timely hits, while Colesville managed a lone run in the sixth. The Hustlers head to meet Brunswick in a twilight game Wednesday at 6 p.m., then host Cameo Furniture Company nine from Washington next Sunday.
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Boston Admission to National Football League
The National Football League admitted the Boston franchise, Ted Collins, manager of singer Kate Smith, to begin play in 1944. Eight teams are planned for 1943. other bids from Bon Ameche for Los Angeles and Charley Murray for Buffalo were tabled for December. Steelers Eagles merger was rejected, but Pittsburgh Steelers and Philadelphia Eagles consolidated. California reports 100,81b miles of highways.
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