Tobin Needs Second No Hit to Lift Lifetime Mark Over .500
Jim Tobin after eight years as a major league pitcher boasted a 4503 won loss percentage. He pitched yesterday's no-hitter against the Philadelphia Phillies as part of Boston's 7 0 victory. The article notes his 13 complete games tops in the leagues and mentions other games from the twin bill including Whit Wyatt and Rip Sewell performances, with Cincinnati and Pittsburgh winning doubleheaders and other results across the leagues.
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Joe Reichler
Jim Tobin
Philadelphia Phillies
Boston Brave
Big Jim
Boston
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reds
Vandy
Phillies
Ron Northey
Bill Lee
Charley Schanz
Bill Javery
Braves
Whit Wyatt
Giants
Brooklyn
New Yorkers
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Rip Sewell
Rubeling
Bill Zuber
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Bud Metheny
Dutch Leonard
Philadelphia
A’s
Red Sox
Mike Ryba
Pete Fox
Bobby Estalella
Joe Orengo
Charlie Metro
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Ralph Hodgi
St. Louis
Chicago
Sutton Former Scout Of Dodgers Dies At 85
NEW YORK June 23. Lawrence Larry Sutton 85 former Brooklyn Dodgers scout died of uremia at his Brooklyn home. He built the 1916 NL pennant team for $11,060, acquiring stars Casey Stengel Jake Daubert George Cutshaw Zack Wheat Hy Myers and others and bought Dazzy Vance for $5,000. His first deal was Nick Altrock for Syracuse for $100.
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New York
Lawrence
Larry) Sutton
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Sutton
Brooklyns
Casey Stengel
Jake Daubert
George Cutshaw
Zack Wheat
Hy Myers
Dazzy Vance
Dodgers
Nick Altrock
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Syracuse
Altrock
United States supplies majority of synthetic vitamins to Allies
The Department of Agriculture says the United States either produces or furnishes raw materials for about 98 percent of the synthetic vitamins used by Allied and friendly nations.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Intercity League baseball results and upcoming games
Yesterday in the Intercity League Hagerstown beat Wilmington 7 to 6 and Lancaster defeated Trenton 14 to 1. Allentown and York posted losses while schedules show Hagerstown at Allentown and Lancaster at Wilmington today and tomorrow with multiple city matchups and standings noted.
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Wilmington York
Allentown
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York
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National League Scores and Schedule Notes From Yesterday
Baseball results show Pittsburgh 8 over Cincinnati 7, Brooklyn 10, New York 3, Philadelphia 1 0, Boston unlisted while St Louis and Chicago had rain. Standings and schedules list multiple matchups including Philadelphia at Chicago and Brooklyn at Philadelphia with several games planned and weather affecting others.
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Owls Sweep Wilming ton Series In Late Ninth Rally
The Owls win Winning run in the ninth gives them a 4 3 victory to sweep the Wilmington series and advance toward Allentown. Patton miscue and Napoles scoring on Welch drive marked the deciding moment as Ripple and Brett pitched. Dwyer, McKee started for Wilmington while Napoles, Glaser and Mierkowicz fueled Hagerstown’s rally with timely hits and fielding.
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Ripple
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Patton
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Darmanu
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Neisler
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Gigliotti
Dorman
C¢ McKee
P . Ripple
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Man
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Lyons
King
George Does It In Triple Play And Late Rally Win
Myatt starred in the first triple play of the year to stifle a Yankee rally on April 29 and contributed two days later in a tie game against Boston. Napoles delivered the winning run in the ninth after a wild throw, as Wilmington edged Hagerstown 7 6. The piece traces Myatt’s rise from Jersey City to Columbus and his 32 stolen bases in 1942, plus brief notes on minor league moves and a major league debuts with the Giants.
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Yankee
Boston Red
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Senators
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
New York Giants
Bill Terry
Jersey City
Allin
George
Giants
Columbus
Dead Heat At Charles Town Features Fox Meadow Tie
A dead heat occurred at Charles Town on Thursday for Army and Navy Relief and West Virginia Charities. Fox Meadow and Navigation by Galt Davis and Corbin and Bowman fought to a near three way finish in about four and a half furlongs. Fox Meadow paid $26.80 $16.20 40 cents, Meysah paid $31.40, Turncoat won the first race at $5 matuel. Crushed herbs accompany mint oil dressing.
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W. Va
Galt Davis
Fox Meadow
Corbin
Bowman
Navigation
Army and Navy Relief
West Virginia
J. &. Hughes
L. S. Snyder
L. S. Crowell
Babe Didriksen In Semi Finals In War Time Golf Tourney
In Chicago on June 23 Babe Didriksen Zaharias edged toward the semi finals of the wartime women's golf tournament. The field included Betty Jane Haemerle, Patty Berg, and Mrs Be kker, with Babe overcoming a tough challenge on the long 16th to reach the next round. Haemerle upset defending champion Berg 1 up after 19 holes in a major upset.
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Babe Didricksen Zaharias
Betty Jane Haemerie
Font Bonne College
St. Louis
Babe
Beverly Hals
Calif
Miss Haemerle
Patty Berg
Patty
Betty Jane
Mini Reapolis
New Jersey Dark Horse
Mrs. Becker
Baseball Stars Lead in 150 At Bats Leaders
In the big six triple crown style ranking Walker Dyers and Musial head the American and National League batting charts. Weintz Weintb Hackett Hostetler Rune Hayes Spence Stephens Weintraub Schultz Kurowski top the RBI and hit lists with strong showings across teams including the Giants Cardinals Dodgers and Athletics.
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Musial
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Bond Tickets For Ball Game Sold Out
New York June 23 All the 100 and 1000 bond tickets for the Yankee Dodger Giant round robin game at the Polo Grounds Monday have been sold. War Finance committee said the recent result echoes last year when about 80 million dollars in bonds were sold.
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Polo Grounds
War Finance Committee
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