Monbouquette no-hits White Sox for 1-0 win in Chicago
Boston pitcher Bill Monbouquette rebounded from a rough season by throwing a near perfect game against the Chicago White Sox, aided by a second-inning walk allowed to Al Smith. Monbouquette credited a Maglie-inspired coaching tip for his adjusted delivery, while Earl Wilson had previously no-hit the Angels this season.
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Browns' Davis May Miss 1942 Season for Rest and Tests
Browns left end Davis faces extended rest after diagnosis of a noncontagious illness requiring treatment and further tests. Browns officials said he likely cannot play in the 1942 season, with plans to move him to Cleveland for evaluation and therapy. Davis, Syracuse standout and Browns' top draft choice, rushed for 2388 yards in three college seasons and scored 13 rushing touchdowns plus passing and points.
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Major League Baseball Standings and Overnight Results
MLB standings show New York and Los Angeles atop leagues with Minnesota and Cleveland midpack. Last night New York beat Washington 6 5 in extra innings while Boston shut out Chicago 1-0. Weekday and tomorrow schedules list multiple interleague matchups and probable pitchers.
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LaPorte Tops Columbia 21 4 in Suburban League Blowout
LaPorte Watson Plas blasted Columbia Cubs 21 4 as Haydn Richard collected four hits and Tom McClelland earned the win. LaPorte closes the regular season at 13 3 and will meet Oberlin Clark Builders in a playoff for the Eastern Division Class G title.
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No-hit Artists Highlight Breakthrough Season Since 1917
The season marks four no-hitters including Bill Monbouquette’s latest as MLB reaches a 45 year peak with four pitchers achieving no-hitters. Early Wynn loses as Monbouquette helps Boston win in Chicago. Belinsky Koufax and Wilson also threw no-hitters this season. Standings stay status quo as Yankees and Dodgers stumble, while other games feature key homers and close finishes.
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Browns fullback Jim Brown keeps focus on team fight
In a relaxed interview after a Browns practice, Jim Brown deflects talk of season results, stresses fighting spirit, and praises QB Jim Ninowski and Milt Plum while noting teammate Tommy Watkins and Ernie Davis. Lou Groza remains a constant presence as drills continue.
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Rosenbaum advances in Kiwanis Tennis finals trek
Top seed Clyde Rosenbaum rolled to 6-1 6-1 victory over John Kalb to reach the Junior Boys Singles semi finals in the city Kiwanis Tennis Tournament. Nancy Hutchings dominated Francis Keller with 6-0 6-0 to reach the Jr Girls finals. Other matches saw Frates and Bradstock win in Boys Doubles and Rakestraw sweep Horn 6-0 6-0 in Men’s Singles.
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Senators Rally Past Tigers 16 5 In High School Play
In a West Senior Little League game the Senators scored 11 runs in the fourth and won 16 to 5. Walter Moody and Ricky Ferrell each had three hits while Hugh Allgood and John Sidwick scored three runs apiece.
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