Sauer Arrives to Boost Syracuse Chiefs in Doubleheader
The Cincinnati Reds send Henry Sauer a right handed bat first baseman and occasional outfielder to Syracuse Chiefs amid owner Giles sales of players. Sauer, a strong hitter, could lift Syracuse into first division while GAUER and BARRETTs pitching bolster hopes in a two game set with Baltimore Orioles.
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Joe Kirkwood on Golf Tension and the Curse of Competition
Chicago recounts Joe Kirkwood, famed for shot-making, speaks on how emotion and nerves affect golf. He asserts most pros suffer from tension in big tournaments, especially on greens, and notes practice swing calm is crucial to avoid choking. The only cure he knows is to cut off your head.
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Only Six Face Shut Out in Dwyer Today
Only six rivals face Shut Out in the $30,000 Dwyer Handicap at Aqueduct Park as the three-year-old colt star bids to repeat Derby Belmont form. Valdiia Orphan Lochinvar and Vagrancy entries mix with challengers from Calumet and Woodward, while almost as strong Tremont Stakes action accompanies the card.
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Betsy Ross Stakes to Showcase Seven Juvenile Fillies
A field of seven juvenile fillies led by Hurriette from John A. Bell Jr. and trainer Max Hirsch will race in the fourth Betsy Ross Stakes at Suffolk Downs. Top weight 116 pounds, with five rivals carrying 111 or 107 pounds, including La Reigh, Askmenow, Vale dina Micro, Betty Johnson, and Blues Singer. The race recalls the 59 second Betsy Ross time set two years ago by Strange Device.
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Unlucky Lefty Smith Strikes Picture-Show Day For Sox Rivalry
The Boston Red Sox beat Lefty Edgar Smith 1-0 at Comiskey Park as a ball stuck beneath a bench for a decisive run. Smith, who has lost six one run games, also endured a 4-0 defeat to the Athletics earlier and faced tough battles with Wagner. The day included the Yankees dropping to Cleveland, Waner collecting his 3,000th hit, and the Dodgers extending their NL lead with a 4-3 win over St. Louis.
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Hope for record crowd at All-Star game in Cleveland
The All-Star service round baseball game at Cleveland Stadium on July 7 aims to top the 69,812 turnout from 1935. Eastern League scores include Wilkes-Barre 6 Hartford 3, Elmira 4 Albany 3, Williamsport 2 Scranton 6, Springfield 3 Scranton 3.
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Chiefs Rally Edges Maple Leafs 4 3 in Toronto
Syracuse defeats Toronto 4 3 as ninth inning rally under Hinckle fuels win. Adams and Wyrostek lead with multi hit night while Latshaw scored and Hoffman Latshaw tried at plate. Sauer to join Chiefs Sunday and Gee sent to Atlanta easing Toronto slate.
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Sports Mirror highlights past baseball and boxing notes
Today a year ago John Rigney of the White Sox was rejected for Army service due to a perforated eardrum. Three years ago the Reds beat the Dodgers 4 2 as they extended their lead. St Louis idle. Five years ago Joe Louis held a final workout before facing Champion James Braddock in a world heavyweight title bout.
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Chalky Wright Retains Featherweight Title with Technical KO
In Baltimore Chalky Wright defended his featherweight crown against Harry Jeffra last night. Wright neutralized Jeffra’s speed with close range punching and won by a technical knockout in the 10th round before about 6,000 fans who paid around $16,800. Jeffra rose once in the 9th but was stopped after the 10th when the referee halted the bout. The fight was scheduled for 15 rounds.
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MacMitchell Favored in New York Mile Showdown
At Randalls Island the 55th annual track and field meet features Leslie MacMitchell defending his title in the 1 mile run against Gil Dodds Bob Ginn Don Burnham Leroy Weed and Ed Culp. Bookmakers rate MacMitchell 6 to 5 favorite with Dodds at 5 to 1, while Warmerdam vaults and attendance target 150 page program profits aid Army Emergency Relief. New York Athletic Club pushes to beat the San Francisco Olympic Club in the team event as Joe McCluskey of the Navy leads a strong Mile relay style finish. McCluskey wins the 10,000 meter run after a late surge with a 2:18 final half and a swift 66 seconds for the last 440 yards.
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Morse Ten Upsets Moose In Valley League Clash
In a Valley League game at Meachem Field Morse Ten rallied for a 5 to 4 win over Moose after a three-run fourth inning. In the other game Maggie’s scored three runs late to beat BHI’s 14 to 12 despite BHI’s 10-run surge in the final inning.
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Minor League Baseball scores and standings brief
In AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Columbus beat Milwaukee 4 3 in the first game and 6 Milwaukee in the second. Toledo routed Bases City 13 2. In PACIFIC COAST Seattle swept San Diego 5 2 and 3 2, Sacramento beat Portland 5 3 and Portland won 3 1, while Oakland edged Hollywood 2 1 and San Francisco posted 5. TEXAS LEAGUE Houston defeated Dallas with Fort Worth 7 1 San Antonio. Shreveport won 1 0 at Tulsa while Oklahoma City topped Beaumont 6 2. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Atlanta 8 4 Memphis and Nashville 9 6 Birmingham. Little Rock won 2 1 over Chattanooga and split 2 4, while Knoxville took two games from New Orleans 3 2 and 3 0.
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Conn Says Hand Healed. Ready to Fight Louis
Pittsburgh June 20 GP Home on furlough after weeks in an Army hospital Pvt Billy Conn said today his left hand, broken on his father in law’s head, is completely mended and he will be ready to fight any body in six weeks including Joe Louis though his $125000 share is lost if the fight is not rescheduled. He emphasized he is ready to meet any body if allowed to fight. War Secretary Stimson said Louis will make no public appearances until basic training is finished.
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St Marys Celtics Passes In Brooklyn Soccer News
One of Brooklyn's noted soccer teams St Marys Celtics has passed on while Brooklyn Wanderers, equally famous, is restored. The American League professional circuit franchise was bought by Bob Graham and Jack S.
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Baltimore Orioles Rally To Win As IL Battles Heat Up
The Baltimore Orioles, rebuilding after wartime losses, beat the Buffalo Bisons 5-3 marking a second straight win. Ed Rason homered in the seventh for Baltimore while George Fallon made several key plays. Newark Bears and Jersey City Giants closed gaps as Toronto and Syracuse split a double, and Montreal beat Royals 5-3 in Montreal series opener.
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Boxing Results From Cities Highlight Narrow Wins
In Madison Matt Dougherty outboxed Armand St in Milwaukee while West Haven’s Kid Cocoa defeated Pete DeRuzza in New Haven. Earlier, Baltimore’s Chalky Wright stopped Harry Jefra in Los Angeles and Cecilia Lozada stopped Alonzo Williams in San Francisco in the sixth round.
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Quit for duration at Green Woods Club in Winsted
Sixty five of the 228 member Green Woods Country Club in Winsted Connecticut have resigned for the duration of the war due to the necessity of conserving fuel and gasoline.
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