Giants Rout Reds Twice In Doubleheader 10-0 9-0
New York Giants crushed Cincinnati in both ends of a doubleheader, 10-0 and 9-0, as Sid Gordon homered twice in the nightcap to equal a major league mark. Jansen saved game one, Zabala pitched five-hitter in game two, while Mize Mueller and Thompson homered. Giants move into fourth place as Rainey and Vander Meer also shine.
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Pirates Rally Past Braves In Hair-raising Ninth
Pittsburg Pirates snapped a doubleheader split with a 6-3 win over Boston as Tom Raffel sparked a three-run ninth inning rally. Hank Sauer, Jim Russell and Mickey Livingston had key hits for the Braves who previously upset Pittsburgh 9-1 in the opener.
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Williams Bout Tops Week's Ring Slate
Williams from Trenton tops a rough week slate in a ten round bout. Oakland's Renny Walker challenged in a televised middleweight feature as Laurent Dacthule or Patte faced Meintreats for a ten round title duel.
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Mantz Captures M-Lap Race and Wallard Fourth
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Walters Fined Suspended For Row With Ump
Cincinnati star Bucky Walters was suspended five days and fined 150 by National League president Ford Frick after a heated confrontation with umpire Lee Ballanfant in a game against the New York Giants. Coach Luke Sewell filed an appeal. Teammate Peanuts Lowrey was fined 40. The dispute centered on the final out when Ted Kluszewski was at the plate and Henry Thompson was not covering second base.
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Gregory Defeats Miranda For Van Schaich Crown
Gregory defeats Miranda to claim the Van Schaich crown amid a crowded field. Scattered text references judges, dates, and unrelated names appear in OCR noise, leaving the decisive result and event title clear.
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Tigers Blank A's Twice To Move Into 4th Place
Detroit Tigers shutout the Philadelphia Athletics in both ends of a doubleheader 3 0 and 6 0 to climb into fourth place in the American League pennant race a half game ahead of Philadelphia. Fred Hutchinson worked five perfect innings before trouble, Wally Moses tripled in the second and Elmer Vala doubled in the fourth. In the second game Detroit jumped ahead in the first inning with three runs off Low Brissie, added a third inning tally on Vic Wertz’s double and Kellaway’s single, then withstood Philadelphia’s relief to finish 6 0. Johnny Groth and Hoot Evers produced key hits as Detroit extended its scoreless run against Kellner. Four double plays aided Kellner as Philadelphia’s offense struggled to solve the Tigers’ pitching.
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Nats Rally Past Browns 7-3 on Homers and Fine Pitching
Washington capitalized on two Sherry Robertson homers and a Eddie Robinson shot to defeat the St. Louis Browns 7-3. Sid Hudson allowed five hits over six strong innings as fielder errors and timely hits fueled a late Nationals outburst.
Phillies Rally Past Cubs In Ten Inning Victory
Phillies forward Phils Shade scored on Dick Simmer's single after Gran Hamner doubled to lift Philadelphia to a 5-4 win over Chicago in 10 innings. Hank Sauer homered for the Cubs, Patka tied it with a two run shot in the ninth. Konstanty earned the win, Munroe the loss.
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Baseball roundup from National and American Leagues
Yesterday's results feature Brooklyn topping St Louis 4 to 2 while New York swept Cincinnati 9 to 0. Boston beat Pittsburgh 6 to 5, Chicago defeated Philadelphia 5 to 4 in 10 innings. Team standings show Brooklyn leading the N L with wins and losses[], and in the A L New York and Detroit won, with standings and upcoming games listed for fans.
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Appling Nears Maranville Game Record at Shortstop
New York report notes Luke Appling nearing the all time shortstop games record of 2,110 set by Rabbit Maranville. With four games left in the season if healthy he could break the mark this week with the White Sox in Philadelphia and Washington. Maranville set the mark between 1912 and 1935 with several clubs in the National League.
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Elks Night At Hawkins Stadium With Senators Barons
Elks lodges from Troy Albany Watervliet Cohoes Mechanicville and Hudson will attend Hawkins Stadium Thursday August 11 for a game between the Albany Senators and the Wilkes-Barre Barons. Exalted rulers Fred Hussey Edwin Hourigan Lloyd Maranville Sanford Kelman William Holijorah Edward Benne lead the night to boost civic support and promote baseball.
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New York Walker Triumphs at Spa Meet
New York runner New York Walker won the marathon at Saratora Springs amid a field of more than 10 competitors. The event featured stands of notable finishers including Kat Fieaner, Brenner, and Beare, with times around nine minutes per mile and a final pace near five minutes per mile.
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Appling's homer lifts White Sox past Yankees in 10th
In the second game of a doubleheader Luke Appling homer with no outs and one on in the tenth to give Chicago a 4 2 victory over New York. Tommy Henrich homered in the Yankee half but Bob Kuzava held Chicago in the finale after Pillette allowed two runs in the tenth. The Yankees won the opener 3 2 to stretch their AL lead to four games over Cleveland as Ruane Palllette and Ed Lopat dueled in game one.
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McDermott Shuts Out Indians in Red Sox Victory
Maury McDermott pitched the Boston Red Sox to a 3-0 win over the World Series champions Cleveland Indians at Fenway Park. Bearden took the loss as McDermott earned his fifth victory and second shutout, with Dom DiMaggio stretching his hitting streak to 27 games and Williams drawing his 100th walk. The win tied the series at two wins apiece, with Bearden wild and the Sox taking all runs in the fourth inning.
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Eddie Eagan Faced Over Lesnevich World Title Row
Summit New Jersey sees Eddie Eagan pressured by Joe Vella manager Gus Lesnevich for failing to recognize the Charles Lesnevich heavyweight title bout. Lesnevich and Charles Janele staged a fight slated for August 19 at Yankee Stadium. The National Boxing Association recognizes Charles as world heavyweight champion.
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Guido Faces Docusen In Bout Tonight
New Orleans reports a sharp welterweight title threat as Guido from New York challenges Docusen in ten rounds. A record gate is expected with Guido famed for body punches and resilience, while Docusen is favored to win but not a knockout slugger.
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