Pitching Woes Shrink Browns Lead as Tigers Win
Detroit tops St Louis 6 3 as Hal Newhouser earns his 22nd victory while Peter failed early. Tigers move into second place behind the Browns with New York and Boston slighting their own pushes. The day features a chaotic mix of relief appearances and stubborn fielding in a span of games across the league.
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Pavot Favored To Capture Saratoga Hopeful
Pavot, two-year-old grandson of Man O'War, carries $73,435 in earnings and is heavily favored to win his seventh straight race in Saratoga's Hopeful. Ten juveniles entered the six and a half furlong dash with a $61,050 gross, $33,250 to the winner. Pavot began June 24 at Delaware Park with a track record, then won five straight, lowering the mark to 1 04 2/5 on July 4.
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Kell Is Picked As Star Player
Philadelphia Athletics third baseman George Kell is Connie Mack's pick for the major leagues rookie of the year. Mack canvassed rooks and declared Kell unmatched, possibly the best third baseman in the American League except perhaps Ken Keltner of Cleveland.
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Hancock vs Buck Valley and Hagerstown in holiday slate
The Hancock A C travels to Buck Valley Pa tomorrow to meet Buck Valley's nine in a return game with Steiner pitching for Hancock and Shank for Buck Valley. On Labor Day Hancock faces Hagerstown Senators at 2 30 p m with Rhoe or Hendershot on the mound against Snooks for Hagerstown.
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Postponed Games in Interstate League Results
Yesterday’s games were all postponed with several matchups listed for today and tomorrow. Teams such as Hagerstown Trenton Wilmington Lancaster Allentown York and Brooklyn New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Pittsburgh were among those noted for upcoming fixtures.
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Yesterday's Stars rally in baseball action recap
AP reports a muddled recap of games with Joe Kubel driving in two runs and scoring three as Washington beat New York 10-7, Jim Tabor homering for Boston to edge Philadelphia, and Dodgers winning with multiple doubles. Other lines mention various players and mismatched details from the slate.
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Tigers Aim to Reclaim Pennant Race Dominance
In a spirited preview from New York, Detroit’s 1940s grit and Wakefield’s comeback spark the Tigers as contenders. The piece recalls past pennants won by Detroit in 1934 1935 and 1940, notes pitching surges by Dizzy Trout and Wakefield, and warns rival Yankees Browns and Cubs to fear Detroit’s home and road form as the pennant chase opens.
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BUSIEST BROWNIE by Pap
The National League pennant chase saw Cardinals dominate from opening day while Browns fought for non title spots. Gutteridge, a former Cardinal, sparked the Browns with key performances and strong leadership as fan interest waned for other teams.
Owls Face White Roses In Monday Night Baseball
Hagerstown Owls end home season with York White Roses in a three game series at 8 15 pm. Aiming to secure a playout berth, the Owls hope to finish in the top four, possibly second, as Wilmington Blue Rocks lead the league. Ladies Night is set for Tuesday with top players to be fielded.
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New Grid Loop Planned by Coast to Coast Football League
Chicago reports seven cities met to organize a coast to coast professional football league with aims to field teams in Chicago New York Philadelphia Baltimore Los Angeles San Francisco Buffalo and one more city after the war. Contingent venues include Buffalo Stadium Kezar Stadium Yankee Stadium Municipal Stadium Dyche Stadium and a Los Angeles arena.
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Browns Acquire Willis Hudlin From Little Rock
Willis Hudlin, a 38 year old right hand pitcher and part owner of Little Rock, is sold to the St. Louis Browns for the flag drive. Hudlin has posted an 11 and 4 record this season with the Southern association club.
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Radio Schedule Preview For Labor Day Weekend In New York
A dense listing outlines Labor Day weekend radio premieres led by Edgar Bergen Gildersleeve and the Demille Studio Theater with multiple networks NBC CBS and US stations airing premieres across Sunday Monday and Saturday night. Includes Charlie McCarthy Effie linker Sunny Skylar’s Serenade Maytime with Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald and talks by labor leaders including William Green Phillip Murray and Joseph Curran from various cities. Prewar oil output in Romania cited at over 4 600 000 tons annually.
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Free For All Poised To Challenge Washington Park Futurity
Free For All, undefeated two year old colt owned by John Marsh, will race against six rivals in the Washington Park Futurity worth 362 300 with 49400 to the owner. Marsh has a record of developing winners and seeks another juvenile title with his stablemate Errard likely in the lineup alongside Sir Bor Fighting Don Icangetti Father Neptune and Limestone. Sir Bim finished second to Free For All in the Arlington Futurity and Fighting Don is a stakes winner at Aqueduct with strong Saratoga juvenile showings.
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Major League Leaders and Dutch railways note
American League leaders include Johnson Boston batting .326 and Stirnweiss NY runs 102. National League highlights Musial St Louis 172 hits and Nicholson Chicago 29 homers. The first Dutch railroad opened 1839 Amsterdam to Rotterdam, 60 miles. Rice throwing at weddings is a symbolic wish for fruitfulness.
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Waner Debuts for Yankees With First AL Hit
Paul Waner known as Big Poison collected his first American League hit for the New York Yankees. The 41 year old veteran, after 19 NL seasons and 3,151 career safeties, drove in the first run against Washington rookie Jub Taesengo, delivered in a pinch to start the scoring.
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Cubs Sign Stephenson from Giants on Waivers
Chicago Cubs acquire catcher Joe Stephenson aged 21 from the New York Giants on waivers to bolster the crippled catching staff. Stephenson is a right handed player, 6 feet 2 inches tall and 185 pounds.
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