Curt Davis Reds shutout on two hits in Brooklyn win
Dodgers veteran Curt Davis held the Cincinnati Reds to two hits for a 4-0 shutout and his fourth win. Vander Meer walked seven but pitched effectively, while Paul Derringer relieved with mixing control issues and helped Brooklyn tally all runs in the game.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Cincinnati Reds
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Dodgers
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Southpawt
Dolph Camu
Mickey Owen
Peewee Reese
Leavis
Billy Herman
Arky Vaughan
Cincinnati
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Shoun
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Roundup of notes from boxing to baseball and clubs
Boxing commissioner Bull Brown jokes about fitness and softening by riding while promoting tougher locals. Yanks star Buddy Hassett attends a Bronx beefsteak dinner and jokes about working at the Yanker stadium. Trainers may vote to run bare foot to save horse shoe metal. Joe Louis turns 28. Philadelphia Americans send finals bonus to three teammates in the Army. Seaview CC plans to reverse PGA course finish to the Lay nine. Earl Riggs from Norman gains fame barefoot in a state meeting. Villanova players celebrated by a soldier in Australia. Mets and farm clubs noted. Denver HS baseball reports strong offense. local games feature high runs and long durations. Mellonas AC of Washington arrives in Frederick for a first appearance. pitchers Silkerman and Porter highlighted.
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Bull Brown
Brown
Bill
Jamaica
Joe Louis
Philadelphia Americans
Lefty Melvine
Walt Patukula
Tom McCready
Seaview Country Club
Pines
Mellonas AC
Washington
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Mellonas
Silkerman
Porter
McCurdy Field
Silverman
Majestic
iCapitol
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Doubs
Hustlers To Play Mellonas A C Here
Hustlers prepare to face Mellonas A C at McCurdy Field with tight fielding drills to back their strong hitting, as manager Bernie Brooks stresses disciplined practice.
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Mellonas A. C
Hustlers
McCurdy Field
Bernie Brooks
How They Hit The Big Three In Small Type
Yesterday Hemsley returned to the lineup and walked once but died on base in three official at bats against Brooklyn. Charley Keller collected a two-bagger in three trips, walked once, and died on base in both times. Glenn McQuillen faced six chances against the A’s, knocking in a run with a single and later scoring as the Browns lost.
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Brooklyn
Charley Keller
Indians
Glenn McQuillen
Browns
MecQuillen Browns
Keller Yanks
Hemsley Reds
Baseball Roundup Highlights Pitching and Power Across Leagues
Yesterday's slate featured Curt Davis and the Dodgers shut out the Reds as Jim Tobin and the Braves built a rallying five hit game to top the Cubs. White Sox reliever Haynes fended off danger in the ninth, Hoag scored the winning run in the 10th, and Hal Newhouser led the Tigers with three hits. Len Warneke and Max Butcher each excelled for their teams as Cardinals and Athletics posted strong showings.
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Jim Tobin
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
Tobin
Paul Waner
Braves
Guy Hecker
Louisville American Association
Cubs
R H.E. Chicago
Moot
Bithorn
McCullough
Mass
Associated Press
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Dodgers
Reds
Joe Haynes
Myril Hoag
White Sox
Haynes
Jimmie Foxx
Hoag
Red Sox
Hal Newhouser
Tigers
Senators
Chubby Dean
Indians
Yanks
Len Warneke
Cardinals
Phils
Max Butcher
Johnny Barrett
Pirates
Butcher
Barrett
Bob Johnson
Buddy Blair
Athletics
Browns
Pirates train here again next April at Mec- Curdy Field
The Hornell Pirates of the Pony League praised the city for training at Mec-Curdy Field last month and requested permission to return next April. Fred Hermg, business manager, thanked Alderman Herbert S Schroeder and Frederick residents for support and said the team had one of its best training seasons in years.
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Hornell Pirates
Herbert S Schroeder
Fred Hermg
Frederick
League Leaders By The Associated Press
A compact summary of league leaders across American and National Leagues with top names in batting runs RBIs hits doubles triples home runs and pitching. Notable figures include Williams Kelly Spence Heath Casey Johnson Reiser Ott McCormick Fernandez Camilli Head and Head among others.
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Boston
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Williams
Maggie Boston
Heath
Cleveland
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Philadelphia
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St Louis
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Heath Cleveland
York
DiMaggio
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Bonham
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Reiser
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Cincinnati
Marshall
Brown St Louis
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Hemsley
Warren
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Martin
Ellott
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Slaugner
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Stringer
Nicholson
Gilbert
Chicago
Camilli
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Steven Bases—Fernandez
Muller
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Cincinna
Chubby Dean Stops Yanks In 7-2 Game
Cleveland defeats New York 7 to 2 as Chubby Dean limits the Yankees to six hits. Joe DiMaggio homered for New York, Dean fans six and walks one to lift Cleveland within a half game of the leaders.
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Chubby
Dean
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Cleveland Indians
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DiMaggio
Indians
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Lindell
Rosar
Denning
Yale Names Howard Odell as New Football Coach
Yale selects Howard Odell to lead the football program. Odell played right back at Pittsburgh and has served as an assistant at Harvard, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, returning to his alma mater.
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Yale
Howard Odell
Odell
Pittsburgh
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Sox Rally to Win in 10th After Ninth Inning Tie
In a scoreless duel through eight innings Charley Wagner faced Johnny Humphries until Boston pushed one across in the ninth. Haynes earned the win as the Sox tied it in the ninth and won in the 10th by a final of 17 to 2 with Wagner and Peacock defeating Humphries Flaynes and Turner. The report also notes an odd aside about a star emitting far more light than the sun per Dr. Jesse L Greenstein.
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Johnny Humphries
Boston
Humphries
Haynes
Sox
R H &F
Chicago
Batteries Wagner and Peacock
Humphries Flaynes
Turner
Dickey
Canopus
Jesse L Greenstein
University of Chicago
Yesterday's baseball scores and today's matchups
Yesterday results show Pittsburgh 3 New York 1 Boston 6 Chicago 5 St Louis 9 Philadelphia 1 Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati. Six games today feature St Louis at Boston Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Baseball Doubleheader Scores and Matchups
Major league baseball scores listed with teams and results. Detroit hosts Washington and Cleveland yields clear outcomes. Boston meets St Louis in a long game, with Philadelphia facing Chicago and New York visiting Detroit.
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Washington
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
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