Major League Boxscores Summary Near End of Season Gales
In a chaotic boxscore mashup, multiple games show Phillies, Cubs, Pirates, Giants, Washington, Cleveland, Boston, St. Louis, New York and Chicago with varied line scores. Key names include Joost, Zernial, Robinson, Musial, Doby, Hegan, and Lemon. Pitcher wins listed for Branca, Jansen, and McDonald among others, with HR tallies for several players.
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Boston
Johnny Sain
Braves
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Walker Cooper
Sid Gordon
Harry Brecheen
New York Giants
Cubs
Andy Pafko
Giants
Early Baseball Scores and Schedule From Detroit to Boston
Detroit hosts New York as Gray and Houtman duel while Wyse faces Gumpert in Philadelphia. National League standings show Philadelphia atop a tight race with Brooklyn and Boston. Tonight Cincinnati visits Philadelphia. St. Louis travels to Boston. Pittsburgh plays Brooklyn with several late games and tomorrow’s schedule listed.
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Cincinnati
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Targeson
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American Jap Swim Meet Opens Tomorrow
Tokyo reports the three day American Jap Swim Meet opens with stars like Hironoshin Purihashi and John Marshall, a spotlight on freestyle points while breaststroke and backstroke may decide the event. Relays will determine the outcome amid Japan’s rising international sports profile.
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Tokyo
Steee Traves
Taes
Hironoshin Purihashi
Nippon
John Marshall
Yale Unive
Marshall
Japan
Spencer Back Fo Go To Marshall Football Star Wilmoth Signs
Spencer High School halfback Wilmoth will attend Marshall College this fall on a four year athletic scholarship. He earned second team All-State honors last season and was named to the Little Kanawha Conference All-Star eleven. Wilmoth will join Dick Horton on the Marshall Big Green squad and planned to play in the North South All Star game in Charleston on August 18 and the Little Kanawha Bowl in Parkersburg before college.
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Associated Press
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Wilmoth
Marshall College
Dick Simmons
Marshall
Dick Horton
Spencer High
Big Green
Huntington
Charleston
Parkersburg
White tosses two-hit 4-0 win as Tigers stay in hunt
Hal White, a bullpen refugee, pitched a two-hit shutout beating the Yankees 4-0 to lift the Detroit club within two games of the lead. The 31-year-old righthander drove in the winning run with a second-inning single, while Gene Woodling and Johnny Mize provided lone hits against Allie Reynolds.
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Bulpen
Gene Woodling
Johnny Mize
Allie Reynolds
Larry Doby
Indians
Bob Lemon
Washington
Lemon
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Walt Dropo
Vern Stephens
Sox
Elmer Vale
Philadelphia
Chicago
Emory
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Phillies
Cincinnati
Willard Ramsdell
Church
Brooklyn
Jimmy Russell
Pillsburgh
Russell
Bill Werle
Murry Dickson
Russel
Night horse racing under lights boosts attendance at Scarborough Downs
SCARBOROUGH Me The East s first under lights horse races drew 4843 fans who wagered 112717 across eight races. It was the third largest crowd since the track opened on July 1. The prior sunlight session saw 1608 fans bet 65165. General Manager Allan J Wil e son said the result looks good but cautioned waiting a week before conclusions.
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Scarrsborough Downs
Mutuels
Allan J. Wileson
Yankees Favored In 1948 pennant race by odds makers
Gayle Talbot surveys the 1948 American League pennant race noting the New York Yankees as 3-2 favorites, Detroit Tigers second at 2-1, Cleveland Indians third at 3-5, and Boston Red Sox at 7-2. He highlights Yankee stars and injuries while Foxing the Indians and Red Sox for the stretch drive as teams juggle pitching and lineup changes.
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Gayle Talbot
Hugh Fullerton Jr
New York
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Boston Hed Sox
Beth
Herceness
Detroit
Tommy Henrich
Joe DiMaggio
Jae Page
Mee
Red Rolfe
Casey
Stengel
Hill
John Mize
Bombers
St . Louis
Tom Ferrick
Joe Ostrowski
George Weiss
Minor League STANDINGS APPALACHIAN LEAGUE LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Standings show Bluefield atop the Appalachian standings with Johnson City Bristol Elizabethton Pulaski Welch Kingsport and New River close behind Bluefield .559 to .586. Tonight Bristol visits Bluefield Welch faces Kingsport New River plays Johnson Elizabethton at Pulaski. Also Muskegon defeats Dayton while Saginaw edges Charleston in the Central League. Montreal blanks Jersey City and Baltimore beats Toronto in the International.
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Elizabethton
Kingsport
Bluefield
New River
Welch
Pulaski
Olsoppet
Johnson
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Dayton
Saginaw
Charleston
Flint
Grand Rapids
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West Virginians win seniors golf title as Bennett leads
Paul A. Bennett of Martinsburg shot 41 over 36 holes to win the Virginia Seniors golf championship in White Sulphur Springs, giving West Virginia a fourth consecutive individual title and helping them tie Virginia in the interstate team match. The 18th annual event for players 50 and older featured multiple divisions and regional winners.
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Yanks in uproar over DiMaggio Stengel dispute reports
DETROIT The New York Yankees deny published reports that star outfielder Joe DiMaggio refuses to talk to manager Casey Stengel. General manager George Weiss calls the tale ridiculous and says the club will not comment further. DiMaggio reportedly resented being moved from the cleanup spot with Johnny Mize hitting fourth.
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Joe DiMaggio
Casey Stengel
George Weiss
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New York Daily News
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Dawn to Dusk Golf Jubilee Opens in Chicago
The $75,000 Tan O'Shanton golf jubilee began at daybreak with 250 pros in dawn-to-dusk qualifying. Over 400 players entered for 56 spots in the All-American bracket as qualifiers and 20 pros tee off. Top money winners include Sam Snead, Bobby Locke, and Jim Ferrier, with Mangrum favored to win. Patty Berg and Babe Zaharias top the women’s field.
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Midget Playoffs Set to Open Friday in Mullens League
Mullens Midget League playoffs begin at 10 a.m. with the inter-city rubber game between Mullens and Princeton Midgets following at 2 p.m. Each team has one win in the series. Final standings show Moran Ave and Wyco leading the Intermediate League, while Moran Ave and Union Power top the Midget League standings with playoff schedules listed for Friday through Tuesday.
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Record-setting bids for 1950 World Series TV rights rise
New York reports television bid progress for the 1950 World Series with totals exceeding $500,000 plus $175,000 radio rights, aiming near $800,000 before gate receipts. The radio fund benefits players, TV funds go to the central baseball fund, and Commissioner Chandler will decide by August 19.
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Giants
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Pension Fund
Central Baseball Fund
Commissioner's Office
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