Reds Beat Cubs 4-1. Walters Sharp in Six-Hitter
Cincinnati pulled ahead of Chicago in the NL race with a 4-1 win as Buck Walters pitched six brilliant innings, allowing four hits and striking out six. Ed Stanky and Barry Lowrey produced key hits for the Reds, who built a multi-run lead and benefited from five Cubs errors.
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Brooklyn
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Dodgers
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Phil Casarretta
Bill Nicholson
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Barry Lowrey
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Baas
Merulio
West
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Widpitah
Stewart and Dunn
St Michael's Dominates Ramblers 10 0 at Geer Field
St Michael's shut out the South End Ramblers 10 to 0 at Geer Field. Pitcher Mike Piskuiz worked three hits allowed while Joe Akin paired with him at the plate. Ramblers starter Joe Prince yielded to Harry Bosko in the fifth as St Michael's hitters led by Mike Furdyna and Bud Houser powered the win. Pete Russo Jr. added a Ramblers single at first base.
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St. Michael's
South End
Ripple to Bat In Cleanup Slot For Athletics
Philadelphia Athletics outfielder Jimmy Ripple, acquired from the Toronto Sea F of the International League in a swap for Jim Tyack, will bat cleanup against the New York Yankees this coming 10 night. Connie Mack said Bobby Estalealla has a muscle pull in his left side and will be out for several days.
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Jimmy Ripple
Philadelphia Athletics
Toronto Seafs
Jim Tyack
New York Yankees
Connie Mack
Mack
Bobby Estalella
A’s
Teaney Larkin Bout Added to All Star Card at Madison Square Garden
Promoter Mike Jacobs announced a ten round bout between Cleveland lightweight Harry Teaney and Garfield New Jersey’s Tippy Larkin as part of an All Star Madison Square Garden card on August 20. The event also features Sal Bartolo of Boston vs Bobby Ruffin of New York in the top ten rounder.
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Mike Jacobs
Harry Teaney
Cleveland
Tippy Larkin
Garfield
N. J
Madison Square Garden
Sal Bartolo
Boston
Bobby Ruffin
Watkins Stars Defeat Old Timers 12 to 1
Watkins All-Stars win their second straight over Old Timers at Knickerbocker diamond. Bob Bebernitz allows five hits, fans eight, walks three. Marvie Hayner goes 3 for 4 with a double. Jim Wilson, Gene Merchant and Bill Lyons add two hits each. Carter leads Old Timers with three safeties. Hofelick and Fermie Bebernitz shine in the field.
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Watkins All-Stars
Knickerbocker
Bob Bebernitz
Marvie Hayner
Jim Wilson
Gene Merchant
Bill Lyons
Carter
Hofelick
Fermie
Bebernitz
Lowepa Prea
Baseball In Brief Yesterday's Results First Game
Scranton and Albany games open with run totals and notable pitchers. Standings show Wilkes-Barre, Elmira, Scranton, Albany, Utica, Binghamton, Hartford in tight competition. tomorrow’s schedule lists Wilkes-Barre at Albany and Elmira at Hartford with two games each.
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Utica
Uuin
Danelishen
McDonnell
Kimble
Lady
Binghamton
Albany
Scranton
Elmira
Hartford
Springeld
We L. Pet. Serranion
Springfield
National League games resume tied after suspension
The day’s schedule lists Cincinnati at Chicago with Starr facing Hanyzewski as Kimball and Conger duel Fischer and Chase. Boston meets Brooklyn at twilight with Tobin against Wyatt, while Pittsburg visits St. Louis featuring Sewell and Lanier. The opener in Philadelphia and New York matches were postponed. the first game completes a June 12 dispute, resuming in the 10th inning tied 3-3.
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Philadephia
New York
Fischer
Chase
Kimball
Conger
Cincinnati
Chicago
Starr
Hanyzewski
Boston
Brooklyn
Tobin
Wyatt
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Sewell
Lanier
Philadelphia
Baseball Schedule Report for Today’s Games
American league games list Washington at Boston with Leonard facing Newsome, Chicago at Detroit with Grove matched against Trout, St. Louis at Cleveland featuring Niggeling against Reynolds, and New York at Philadelphia pitting Russo against Arinez.
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Boston
Leonard
Newsome
Chicago
Detroit
Grove
Trout
St. Louis
Cleveland
Niggeling
Reynolds
New York
Philadelpha
Philadelphia
Falkenburg In Junior Net Semis Near Crown
UPI reports junior tennis in Kalamazoo with top seed Falkenburg reaching the semi finals by beating Mor ten Stern 62 63. He faces Eugene Garrett as Herbie Plain and Gilbert Shea advance, with Brink Tuero and others in contention for finals. Final matches set for tomorrow across boys and doubles divisions.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
UPI
Bob Falkenburg
Jinx Falkenburg
Young Falkenburg
Morten Stern
Philadelphia
Eugene Garrett
San Diego
Ed Ray
Taft
Tex
Falkenburg
Hollywood
Herbie Plain
Beverly Hills
Cal
Jimming Herbert
Buddy) Behrens
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Herbie
Flant
Gilbert Shea
Los Angeles
Rodrigo Dellano
Laredo
Bob Galloway
Due West
D. C
William Turner
Narrangansett
F. L
Edwin Davis
Baton Rouge
William Rafferty
Chevy Chase
Mid
James Brink
Seattle
Jack Tuero
New Orleans
Brink
Bob Kring
Tuero
Howe Atwater
Chicago
Allan Watson
Short Halls
N. J
Joe Scheeler
West Orange
Behrens
Davis
Downing John Bucknell
Wasterford
Peter Hill
Washington
Bosox Beat Soldiers 8-3 In Exhibition Tilt
Boston Red Sox broke through early jitters at Camp Myles Standish to win 8 to 3 over the Soldiers in an exhibition game. Tommy Duke hit a center field homer in the eighth, George Karl added a long triple, as major leaguers topped the service squad. Court Mest, Navy coach Sleepy Jim Crowley plans a South Pacific basketball tournament for sailors.
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Mass
Boston Red Sox
Myles Standish
Tommy Duke
George Karl
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A. L
Woods
Lake and Peacock
Collins
Leithal and
Dukes
Court Mest
Jim Crowley
Fordham
Navy
South Pacific
Jim
Army P R Arsenal Loop Winners
Army defeats Administration 30 to 0 behind Capt Al Kelley three run homer and six hit shutout pitching. In second game P R department nine beat P L 5 1 as Kelley pitched seven innings with six hits allowed while Ed Bradshaw homered and drove in runs. Nuttal Charbonneau and DeLucia starred in losses. Coheen and Maxwell led PR dep win with three RBI. Noodles Hahn still practices with Reds.
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Army
Arsenal
P. R. Department
P. L
Kelley
Ed Bradshaw
Nuttal
Charbonneau
Jim Grima
P. ER
DeLucia
P. I
Dave Coheen
Pat Maxwell
Laddie Milkiwicz
Administration
White
B. Charbonjmeau
Vogelsang
Gilchrest
Grimn
Maxwell
Ryder Cup Play Starts Tomorrow
Detroit prepares for the Ryder Cup with re shuffled lineups for best ball matches. Hagen returns to Ryder play with Harbert as partner, while Wood counters by aiding Sarazen. Foursomes feature Nelson and McSpaden vs Goggin and White, Demarest and Ghezzi vs Little and Cooper, Mangrum and Walsh vs Thomson and Byrd.
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Detroit
Walter Hagen
Craig Wood
Wagen
Ryder
Melvin
Chris} Harbert
Battle Creek
Mich
Lighthorse
Harry Cooper
Gene Sarazen
Wood
Sarazen
Byron Nelson
Harold
Jag) McSpaden
Willie Goggin
O'Neill
Buck) White
Jimmy Demarest
Vic Ghezzi
Lawson Little
Cooper
Licy Mangrum
Frank Walsh
Jimmy Thomson
Sam Byrd
Hagen
Plum Hollow
Ghezzi
Fort Monmouth
WN. J
Cuppers
Camilli Quits Baseball After Long Career
Adolph Louis Dolph Camilli, 36, retires after an 18 year career with Cubs Phillies and Dodgers. He told Giants president Stoneham and manager Ott he is washed up and will run his 1.75 acre California cattle ranch, noting he would have quit regardless of the $8,000 salary this season.
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Adolph Louis
Dolph) Camilli
Dolph
Horace Stoneham
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
California
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Camilli
Rickey
Leo Durocher
Stoneham
Ott
Cubs
Phillies
Andy
Giants
Johnny Allen
Joe Orengo
Bill Lehrman
Bill Sayles
New Yorkers
Allen
Grid Call at RPI Brings Out Sixty Five Candidates
At RPI coach Paul Graham seeks a Cherry and White squad for a wartime season. Sixty five men responded to the call with V-5 and V-12 students joining as Navy cadets train on campus. A tentative seven game schedule includes Union twice and other colleges as war restrictions shape the lineup.
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Paul Graham
Williams
Cherry and White
Duke
Welson
Naval Service
Graham
Navy
RPL
Jboard
Union
Worcester Poly
Rochester
Middlebury
Coast Guard Academy
Brooklyn
Warren Wa" Lemke
Bill Baker
Jack Richards
Charles Horsfall
George Krug
Foster Bentley
Bellus Outpoints Dulmaine in Fall River Bout
Johnny Bellus aged 140 from New Haven ends retirement by outpointing Leo Dulmaine 132 of Worcester in a ten round main event at the Casino in Fall River Mass. Bellus returns to action after two years away and wins decisively.
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Fall River
Mass
Johnny Bellus
New Haven
Conn
Leo Dulmaine
Worcester
Army-Navy grid game in doubt for 1943 season
War Department signaled no open policy to allow soldier students to play varsity football. Secretary Stimson avoided direct commitment while officials and Congress opponents pressed for relief. Army says athletes will be limited to intra mural sports due to classroom and drill demands. Navy offers restricted bowl participation.
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Army
War Department
Stimson
Africa
Congress
Navy
Scranton Takes Two From Albany in doubleheader night
Scranton outlasted Albany 6-5 in 12 innings then shut out 3-0 in the nightcap at Hawkins Stadium. The opener featured early Albany runs, Scranton answering, and a decisive 12th inning on Carnevale's single with Steiner and Genevose contributing. In the second game Cuccurullo silenced Albany until a fourth inning RBI by Carnevale, followed by a late Scranton two-run surge for the 3-0 win.
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Associated Press
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Ti Camelli
Troy Brings State League Trip to Amsterdam Sunday
Troy plans a Sunday road game against Amsterdam in the State League as they chase a half game lead over Gloversville. Gloversville meets Schenectady and Amsterdam in twin games that afternoon and evening. A Sydney matchup for Troy was cancelled.
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Amsterdam
Sydney
Gloversville
Trojans
Glovers
Schenectady
Hesses Beat St. Peter's 7 to 5 In.Diamond Game
Frankie Falzo threw a one hit ball to earn the win as the Hess All-Stars defeated St. Peter's 7-5 at Watervliet High School diamond. Don Caswell allowed only two singles for St. Peter's while Falzo fanned nine. Fruscio and Torncello had two hits each to pace the winners.
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St. Peter's
Fruscio
Torncello
Burg Boys' Club Beats Eagles 7 2 at LaSalle Field
The Lansingburg Boys' Club defeated the American Eagles 7 to 2 last night at LaSalle Field. Al Cunningham pitched for the winners with 11 strikeouts while also starring at bat alongside Dave Lennek. For the losers R Brooks pitched and Luce flashed strong at catcher.
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American Eagles
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al Cunningham
Jack Christopher
R. Brooks
T. Luce
Dave Lennek
Luce
Eagles
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