Tigers and Indians split double header at Briggs Stadium
Detroit Tigers edged the Cleveland Indians 3 0 in the opener as Hal Newhouser pitched the win while the Indians followed with a 9 6 victory sparked by Jeff Heath s ninth inning homer. Armed troops patrolled the stands amid racial unrest in Detroit during the double header.
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Accountant Bluege Takes Charge Of Washington Nats
Clark Griffith promotes Oswald Louis Bluege to manage the Washington Senators as the team rides high. Bluege, a longtime third baseman and accountant, is praised for calm decisions and simple, effective strategies while guiding pitcher depth with Dutch Leonard and Early Wynn.
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League Leaders And Standings In Baseball And Racing News
In major league batting leaders Stephen s and Herman top listings with Stephens of St. Louis leading American League in runs and home runs. National League shows Dahlgren and Vaughan among leaders. Sewell and Newsom highlight pitching. At Charles Town racecourse Lena Frye's Makann wins third straight sprint, time 49 2-5, with Terry May and Mardi Gras in the placings.
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National League Yesterday's Results
Brooklyn won 7 to 6 and New York prevailed 2 to 0. Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 3 in 11 innings as Cincinnati beat St Louis 8 to 3. Today New York at Brooklyn Philadelphia at Boston St Louis at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh at Chicago.
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Baseball doubleheader shines for Dodgers Giants and others
Dodgers Camilli homered and drove in runs while Curt Davis pitched a two hit shutout in the nightcap, as Camilli contributed offensively in the first game. Senators Milo Candini and Ernie Bonham each blanked opponents to split their doubleheader. Braves Red Barrett and Charlie Earnest Workman combined for a 1 0 win in game one with a clutch hit in game two. Cubs Claude Passeau and Bob Elliott led a split with Pirates with strong pitching and four hits respectively. Reds Gerald Walker drove in three runs as he helped defeat the Cardinals. Tigers Hal Newhouser and Indians rake Heath each starred in the nightcap. White Sox Guy Cartwright extended his hitting streak to 18 games with two singles. Red Sox Leon Culberson homered to power a 1 0 win over the Athletics in the night game. The final line mentions the Portuguese man of war as the sole creature unaffected by its sting.
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Dodgers Take Doubleheader From Giants in Brooklyn
The Brooklyn Dodgers swept the New York Giants in a twin bill, winning 7 0 2 and 4 0 to close within a half game of the NL lead. Batteries: Wittig Mungo Feldman Adams Mancuso and Bragen. East Lehrman Berres Davis Owen Reds Win Slow Game
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Baseball Scores From The American League Night
In a list of results the New York team was shutout 0 to 8 by Washington while Chicago defeated St. Louis 4 to 3. Detroit won 6 to 3 against Cleveland and Boston fell 1 to 9 to Philadelphia in the second game an 11 inning twilight match with other clubs idle.
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Brunswick Magistrate Fines Two for Drunk and Disorderly Conduct
Magistrate Howard M. Jones fined John Myers and Jesse Lee of Knoxville $25 each for drunk and disorderly behavior. Unable to pay, they were jailed to serve 30‑day sentences.
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New Zealand to issue first triangular health stamps in 1943
New Zealand Post Office will issue triangular health stamps in 1943 with two denominations, one penny and one shilling Health green bearing Princess Margaret, and brown two pence plus one penny with Princess Elizabeth. Designs by J Berry Wellington, printed in England, issued October and withdrawn by February 1944.
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Redskins to Open Season on October 3 1943 Giants at Griffith Stadium
The Washington Redskins will open their 1943 championship season at Griffith Stadium on October 3 against the New York Giants, per the final National League schedule agreed by club owners. The club seeks six home games, with two Baltimore exhibitions and other league matches outlined. baseball at Griffith Stadium has priority if pennant races are tight.
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