Dodgers Cardinals split in two rough games this season opener
Brooklyn and St Louis opened the 1942 schedule in a doubleheader marked by chaos and offense. Ken Owea powered the Cardinals with seven runs as ten pitchers saw action, while Dodger managers Durocher and Fitzsimmons were ejected in the first game. The second tilt ended early in five innings due to darkness with St Louis winning 4 to 2 after a 14 to 10 opener.
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What Might Have Been After Derby Laments War Time Future
The piece laments a Derby outcome amid wartime mood. It questions if the era’s best horse stayed in the barn, suggesting a missed chance in the 68th classic and stirring speculation about a future defined by sharp rivalries and uncertain plans.
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Derby Trials and Preakness Skies for War Effort Morale
Wayne Wright tops the big pot with away from Equipoises, Atsab shocks into second, Sun Again, backed by Ben Jones, was scratched yesterday. Sun Again could face Alsab and others in the Preakness, Jones hints at potential strong showings. Debates rise whether the Derby should be kept as morale booster or extended as wartime commitment.
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League Leaders and Standings Across Baseball Leagues
The Associated Press Leaders list features Fernandez of Boston leading NL batting with a .360 average, plus Camille of Brooklyn with 16 home runs and 32 hits. In the AL, Doerr of Boston tops batting while Williams of Boston leads in runs with 21, and York of Detroit owns 7 home runs. Pitching leaders include Heintzelman and Head tied at 30 in the NL, while Eagle and Newsome pace the AL era. A separate report notes a police return with Sergi Waller Keavy of State Police and Deputies aiding in the arrest of Brignacll for alleged robbery near Buckeystown. Brichtwell is jailed as authorities pursue disposition.
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Hustlers Fall 6 4 To Cameo Nine At Home Opener
Cameos of Washington defeated the Frederick Hustlers 6 4 at McCurdy Field in the season opener. Warrenfeltz allowed six runs on four hits before relief by Gordon Myers. Otis Printz held the Hustlers to 12 singles. Angleberger tripled in ninth, Hoffmaster robbed a foul near the press box.
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Cameo AC 2000 Hustlers baseball score summary
In a low scoring game Cameo AC defeated Hustlers 4 to 0. Pitcher Printz earned the win with 6 innings and 2 runs allowed, Warrenfeltz took the loss. Key hits included two base hits by Schwab Hildebrand Stadler and a three-base hit by Angleberger. Stolen bases by Hildebrand Schwab and a pair of hits off Myers highlighted the effort. Umpires Gardner and Smith. Time 1:42. Scorer Walters.
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Md State League Results and Sunday Schedule
Yesterday's results show Mt Airy at Woodbine unreported and Woodsboro 10 Stamsville 9 with Liberty 13 New Market 1. Sunday games: Woodsboro at Mt Airy New Market at Tamsville Woodbine at Liberty. James Fox of DeGrange street remained jailed Sunday night on $300 bond after a Saturday morning arrest on two assault and battery charges involving a young girl and his wife Mary C Fox.
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Comeback stars in war aches matchup and Derby notes
Walter Hagen and Bob Hope team with Detroit officials in Detroit event as Hagen eyes a strong finish in a competitive field. Derby mood shifts with Sun Again scratched over post position and Sun Again Licely poised for Preakness. Crew updates include Jack Sharkey refereeing and Marine Young vs Sailor Cochrane in Boston.
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Baseball doubleheader results feature grand slams and wins
Yesterday's Stars by AP reports multiple doubleheaders across the leagues. Cardinals-O'Dea and Jimmy Brown pace a split, with grand slams, triples, and key hits. Pirates-Butcher and Eddie Miller pace a split with big blows. Yankees-Keller contribute two-run homer as clubs split. Red Sox end Cleveland's 13 game streak with third straight win.
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Sunday Baseball Scores Across Teams Reported
Sunday results show Pittsburgh 6 Boston 2 and St Louis 14 Brooklyn 10 with Chicago 9 1 Philadelphia 8 and New York 5 Cincinnati 4. Second game ended 8 innings while Saturday brought Pittsburgh 10 Brooklyn 5 and New York 1 Chicago 0 Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 3. Tomorrow Boston at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati.
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