Browns Rally To Split Tigers Twinbill In Detroit
The Browns, after a 5-3 loss to Detroit, exploded for a 17-2 nightcap win to salvage a split. Detroit ace Hal Newhouser earned his 21st victory as St Louis held on despite early trouble. The day also featured Yankees and Red Sox results shaping the AL standings with divisional leaders staying ahead.
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Major League Leaders In Batting and Pitching AP
American League leaders include Doerr Boston batting 325, Stirnweiss New York 95 runs, Stephens St Louis 88 RBIs, Stirnweiss 157 hits, and Sturmmweiss 40 stolen bases. Hughson Boston 15 3 and Newhouser Detroit 21 wins lead pitchers. National League leaders feature Musial St Louis 169 hits and 88 runs, Nicholson Chicago 94 RBIs, Barrett Pittsburgh 18 triples, Wilkes St Louis 13 1 in wins.
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Eagles and CIO to Clash in Y League Playoff Series
In the Y Community Softball League, CLO and Eagles finished first round and second round respectively. They will meet over five games at City Park Reservoir Park Pangborn Park from Aug 28 to Sept 6 to decide first and second place trophies. Probable batteries are Schan Kendle for CIO and O Neill Spigler for the Eagles. Also, Francisco Segura won the Meadow Club championship in Southampton defeating Don McNeill 7-5 2-6 6-4 6-1 in tuneup for the U S Nationals.
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Yesterday's Stars Feature Newhouser and Opening Wins
Baseball recap with Newhouser earning his 21st win for the Tigers in a season opener, McQuinn driving in two and scoring twice for the Browns in game two, Grimes sparking a Yankee victory and Lefebvre delivering a bases loaded single for a Senators win. Multiple line scores show Red Sox, Giants, Phillies, Braves, Pirates, and Cardinals narratives in openers and late innings.
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Owls Split With Rocks In Loop Standings Shakeup
The Owls and Wilmington Rocks split a two game set as Hagerstown stays fourth in the league. In the opener Wilmington built an early lead and held on 6 to 3, then the Owls bounced back to win 3 to 0 in the nightcap before Wilmington clinched the win with a late burst. Pitching changes and key hits by Rothman and Labanara fueled the visitors offense, while Dwyer, Morgan, and Napoles contributed for the Owls.
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By Jimming Wins American Derby in Washington Park
Alfred P. Parker's By Jimming dominated the $30,200 American Derby at Washington Park on Saturday. The big brown colt led five rivals to a six length win over Old Kentuck, shaving a second from the Derby record of 2:04.
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Pensive Obliterated by Derby Field in Whirl Away Thriller
Cavalcade and Whirl Away led a dramatic finish as Calumet Farm’s Pensive finished fourth a neck behind Dunstan, marking seven straight losses and a last bid for three year old honors. Jiming’s mount and Twilight Tear also hurt Pensive’s Horse of the Year chances after Twilight Tear’s Belmont Park defeat to Vienna on August 8.
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International League standings and results brief
Baltimore leads with 12 wins and 3 losses while Jersey City sits at 2-2. Bullato is 8-8, Toronto 1-0, Newark shows a deficit, Syracuse at 6a, Rochester 3-1, and Montreal 2-2 in this compact league roundup.
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