Syracuse Chiefs Idle as Newark Bears Take Doubleheader
Weather postpones the Syracuse Chiefs Bears game as Red Barrett and Tom de la Cruz plan a double header tomorrow. Bears pitcher Steve Roser shut out Syracuse on five hits, eight strikeouts, and two walks in Newark. Andrews pitched seven strong innings but walked two and allowed two unearned runs in the eighth.
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Adams brothers push toward majors amid Army service
Rookie Bobby Adams of the Syracuse Chiefs talks up his brother Richard, a Fresno and Sacramento prospect. Richard was drafted into the Army, delaying a potential big league run. Both brothers started in Ogden and rose through Cincinnati farm clubs, with Bobby excelling in the International League and Richard showing steady power and speed in 1941 Fresno.
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Tucson
Cardinals
Albuquerque
Adams
Bagby Proud as Son Named All Star and Drafted
Jim Bagby senior, former Cleveland Indians pitcher, expresses pride after learning his son Jim Bagby junior, now with Cleveland, made the American League all star team. Soon after, he learns the son may be called into military service. The elder Bagby, a Piedmont League umpire, quips that if Jim can shoot as straight as he throws, Hitler and Hirohito will have reason to worry.
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Armed Service
Norfolk
Cleveland Indians
Jim, Jr
Cleveland
Jim
Hitler
Hirohito
Franks Delivers Big Blow as Navy Team Tops Jacksonville
Herman Franks former Dodgers catcher stars for the Navy in a 4-0 win by Pensacola Naval Air Station over Jacksonville Station yesterday in Jacksonville Florida Franks hit a three bagger with two on to spark the victory.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pensacola Naval Air Station
Jacksonville Station
Minor League Baseball Scores From Multiple Leagues
Key results across American Association Pacific Coast League Texas League Southern Association and Eastern League with several postponements and a midget league game noting the Reds edged the Cardinals 7 to 6 to tie the Giants for first place.
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Minneapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
San Diego
Portland
Sacramento
Seattle
Los Angeles
Hollywood
San Francisco
Oakland
San Antonio
Beaumont
Dallas
Shreveport
Houston
Oklahoma City
Port Worth
Southern Association
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Atlanta
Planville
Ponte Reek
Birmingham
Lime Rock
Memphis
New Orleans
Cooper Ready for All-Star Showdown Says Southworth
Philadelphia June 27 Mort Cooper is in shape to pitch for the National League AllStars against the American League aces. St Louis Cardinals manager Billy Southworth said Cooper would be used if needed and preferred rest before the July 6 game in New York. Cooper has 10 wins six shutouts and three one run losses this season. He is slated to pitch in St Louis Tuesday and possibly again next Saturday, then fly to New York the night before the game after a Chicago Cubs double header.
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Mort Cooper
Billy Southworth
St. Louis Cardinals
New York
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Mort
Billy
Cardinal
Chicago Cubs
Two-Year-Olds Face Myles Standish Stake At Suffolk Downs
Suffolk Downs in Boston hosts its first major stake the Myles Standish for juveniles with top contenders Through Bound Jack S L Hygrohour and Black Grip among the entries. Previous-year winner Eternal Bull is noted in the field context as Alsab’s rival.
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A. R. Smith
John S. Letellier
Jack S. L
Myles Standish
John L. Sullivan
Bowtle
Jerome H. Louchheim
Valdina Farm
Valdina Sola
Valdina Disco
Anthony Della Porta
Valdina
Vera Bragg
Christiana Stable
Coldstream Stable
Eternal Bull
Alsab
Japanese Medal Melted Into Bomb
Hawaii boxer Dado Moreno won a 1940 flyweight belt buckle in Tokyo. The gold plated buckle is en route to Secretary Knox with a note asking it be melted and used in a bomb dropped on Tokyo.
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Dado Moreno
Hawaii
Tokyo
Knox
Nation's Ace Speedboat Pilots Race in Buffalo
Buffalo hosts the Buffalo International Aquagatta with top speedboat pilots from across the nation. Veterans like Jack Cooper and world record holders Joe Taggart Henry Schrake and Al Brinkman lead entries along with Guy Lombardo and other champions. The two day event supports the U S Coast Guard welfare fund and local charities with War Bonds prizes.
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Niagara River
Buffalo International Aquagatta
Jack
Pop) Cooper
Kansas City
Joe Taggart
Canton
Tommy Ann III
Henry Schrake
al Brinkman
Guy Lombardo
Fred Jacoby
North Bergen
Lane Duncan
Leon Guthrie
Cleveland
American Power Boat Association
U.S. Coast Guard Welfare Fund
Cincinnati Fans Vote Reds Cubs for All Star Nine
Cincinnati fans elected two Chicago outfielders Bill Nicholson in right and Phil Cavaretta in center along with Reds rookie Max Marshall to form an all star nine for a charity game against Mickey Cochrane s Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Ray Lamanno edged Jimmy Wilson for catcher while Len Merullo beat Eddie Joost for shortstop. Frank McCormick and Lonnie Frey were named at first and second base. Managers Wilson and McKechnie will pick pitchers the day of the game.
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Chicago Cubs
Reds
Cubs
Mickey Cochrane
Great Lakes
Bill Nicholson
Phil Cavaretta
Max Marshall
Ray Lamanno
Jimmy Wilson
Clyde McCullough
Chicago
Eddie Joost
Len Merullo
Cub
Frank McCormick
Lonnie Frey
Jim Wilson
Bill McKechnie
Pro Tennis Semi-Finals Set in Play for Pay Tourney
In New York on June 27 four pro and amateur stars reach the semi finals of the Play for Pay Tourney. Budge faces Sabin in the upper bracket while Riggs plays Kovacs in the lower half. Doubles pairings include Budge and Riggs with Sabin and Bell in one semi and Kovacs with Barnes versus Harman and Nogrady in the other.
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Navy Relief Society
Don Budge
Oakland
Calif
I Wayne Sabin
Reno
Nev
Robert Riggs
Chicago
Frank Kovacs
Yes
Day
John Nogrady
Husky Wilmington
Budge
Sabin
Bruce Barnes
Austin
Tex
Riggs
Bobby Harman
Long Beach
N.Y
Kovacs
Frank ReRicha
Berkeley Bell
Barnes
Harman
Nogrady
Whirlaway Aims to Boost earnings in Brooklyn Handicap
Whirlaway, seeking to surpass Sea Biscuit's record, can add about 23900 today as the 54th Aqueduct Park feature offers proceeds to Army and Navy relief societies. Attention, a strong rival, carries 117 pounds in prior efforts, while Whirlaway weights 128. | Note: No trailing entities beyond.
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Whirllaway
Seabiscuit
Brooklyn
Aqueduct Park
Army and Navy
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Parker Corning
Whirlaway
Lou Tufano
William du Pont
Jock. Whitney
Golf title match at Columbus crowns national intercollegiate champion
Earl Stewart of LSU defeated Ray Brownell of Stanford 3 and 1 in Columbus Ohio to win the national intercollegiate golf title.
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Associated Press
Earl Stewart
Louisiana State University
Ray Brownell
Stanford
Columbus
Dodgers
Boston Braves
Whitlow Wyatt
Brooklyn
Yankees
Tigers
Red Sox
Dodgers Extend Lead in Baseball Standings as Yanks Stumble
The Brooklyn Dodgers widened their National League lead to nine and a half games after a 5-4 10 inning win over the Reds at Ebbetts Field. The Yankees, meanwhile, lost to the White Sox 4-2 as Edgar Smith rebounded with victory and lefty Gomez gave up eight walks in Chicago. Other results included Benton’s six-hitter for Detroit, Melton’s two-hitter for the Giants, and Camilli’s 11th homer for Brooklyn.
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Dodgers
Yankees
Yanks
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Pinky Teretne
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Rogers Hornsby
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Jimmy Foxx
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Max West
Paul Waner
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phils
Stewart to Coach SMU in Football
James H. Stewart the SMU athletic director will take over as football coach replacing Madison Bell who is on leave of absence as a lieutenant commander in the Naval Reserve. The appointment solidifies Stewart's role while Bell steps away.
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