Indians Take Pair From Browns In AL Series
Cleveland Indians win two games over the St Louis Browns to lead the American League series. Key players Mancuso, Rocco, and Roevo contribute. Loouis Gestteyidae, Heath and McQuinn noted in lineup. Final scores and precise play details are unclear due to garbled text, but the Indians move ahead in the series.
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Msyasc Rocca
Cuccinello Leads AL Hitter Race Despite Slump
Tony Cuccinello of Chicago’s White Sox despite a four point dip tops the American League batting race at .324 through the week. New York’s George Case and Washington’s George Brett—note: Case sits second with .315—are among leaders. Cleveland and Boston players join the top ranks in runs, hits, and extra-base hits as AL hitters pace the standings through Sunday. Hal Newhouser of Detroit leads pitchers with 141 strikeouts after adding 30 in the latest week.
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Tony Cuccinéllo
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New York
George Stilnweiss
George Case
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Cleveland
Ed Lake
Boston
Bot Estatella
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Vern Stephens
George Myate
Wasi
Wally Moses
Chivazo
Ea Mayo
Derrylta
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George MicGuinn
Stephens
Nick Htten
Jedge Myatt
Waton
Case
Rot Lasses
Hal Newhouser
Detok
Beltimore Beltway Scores and Pool Amid Confusion
International relay results show Baltimore 20 and Rochester 4 with Montreat at 4 and Syracuse at three. Untidy lines suggest a tally update with Terente or donings unclear.
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Chisox Rout Tigers 7-0 in Series Opener Victory
Chicago White Sox blanked the Detroit Tigers 7-0 as they took the series lead behind strong hitting and stellar pitching. Benton allowed four early runs before the Sox settled in, with key hits from Outlaw, Moses, Ferrell, and Lopez fueling the offense. Tigers starter Ed Lopat gave up 11 hits as Detroit struggled to muster offense. Umpire Bill Grieve ejected managers Jimmy Dykes and Stuf Haas in the sixth after a protest over a second-base call.
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al Bensen
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Ed Lopat
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Tree
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Gatlaw
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Lan
Chicago
Lopez
Condo
Wally Moses
Kerby Ferrell
Oris Hackett
Baker
Zeon
Jimmy Dykes
Stuf Haas
Bill Grieve
Hal Weaver
Drees
Dekes
Seythe Tigers Tak
Nats Cancel Game With Great Lakes
The Washington Nationals canceled their scheduled baseball game with the Great Lakes team. The front office requested more time to rest the squad after five consecutive doubleheaders.
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Great Lakes
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Navy Blue Jackets
Tiny Croft Signs Green Bay Contract
Green Bay Wis. Tiny Croft a 275 pound tackle yesterday signed a contract to play his fourth season with the Green Bay Packers. National Football League champions coach Eb Lil Curley Lambeau announced.
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Ting) Croft
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Rain Halts Raceway Card at Tay sighs Tonight
The Saratoga Racewar program was canceled after an inspection found the track unsafe. Two stake events and the Coxsackie feature were moved or rearranged with altered purses, while other Monday night races proceeded as planned per track officials.
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Firemen Host To Veterans Nine At Prospect Park
The Trey Firemen seek a fifth win in seven starts as they meet Veterans Vocational Training tonight at Prospect Park. The game starts at 6 39 pm with Leo Barry on the mound and Jim Flash Sheeran catching for the Firemen. The Veterans squad consists of former servicemen from Seventh Avenue Vocational Training School.
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Race Day Entries and Results at Northern Lad Prineshire
Race program lists entries and results with drivers and horses. Names include Greenwit Onemie and Gash of Sthi at Green Valley Stout M Tror Ral, plus Potter Eighth Race and Puteg $2,400 purse. Several listed participants appear unclear due to OCR errors but key figures voicing past performances and payout appear alongside event notes from a local track.
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Piicnaat Progaran E. Grate
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Larror
Potter
Cottecke
Chris Apences
Bostwick
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Ort
Boanitad
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Pilehaek Zaxter
Lensine
Brian Haraver
Vader Crixpin
Saarwa
Boartmaty
Pitching Key to Nats Comeback in Rough August
Washington Nationals rely on strong pitching as the chase for the league lead tightens in August. The staff led by Wolff, Leonard, Pieretti, Haefner, Niggeling, Cerraqueland rookie Hotborow, delivered nine wins in ten games with superb run prevention. They swept Philadelphia and split with Boston, with two shutouts and a decisive 11 inning win, showcasing depth amid injury.
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Washington Nationals
Ossie Blugge
Detroit
Chicago
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Wats
Roger Wolff
Dutch Leonard
Marino Pieretti
Mickey Haefner
John Niggeling
Alex Cerrasquel
Walter Hotborow
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Philadelphia
Athletics
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Dave Ferriss
Bluegemen
Dutch
Leonard
Wolff
Holborow
Geiges Retires As Grid Official
New York report says Enrood A Geizes of Philadelphia, a Temple alumnus and longtime top college football official, announced his retirement as a whistle-teacher yesterday. Commissioner Bushnell noted Geiges will depart from NCAA football rules advisory roles. he also serves as superintendent of Norristown public schools in Pennsylvania.
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Pro Eagles Sign The Players
The Philadelphia Eagles signed two ends Milton Snuffy Smith from UCLA and Ben Agaianian from New Mexico. Both are discharged veterans. They will meet the Chicago Bears in an exhibition at Bethlehem, Pa on September 1. Archie Moore arrived in New York weighing 176 pounds after a recent weight gain. He was sent to Greenwood Lakes, N J to slim down before his late month bout with Jimmy Bivins in Cleveland.
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University of New Mexico
Harry Mr. Thayer
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Bethlehem
Andersson and Hagg Win London Track Races
Andersson and Hagg took victories in two hurdles and sprint events at an Anglo American track meet in London, thrilling 53,000 fans. Arne Andersson defeated Syd Wooderson in the 2 1/6 mile event, while Hagg set a British record in another sprint.
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Claude Walton
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Robert Lewis
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Willam Smith
Sioux Falls
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Francis Tommassone
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Chris Lipscom
Flainfeld
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Cpl Charles Edwards
Hammond
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Willie Joyce Ordered to Take Physical
Willie Joyce a Gary Indiana lightweight was ordered to undergo a physical examination by boxing commissions after seeking to withdraw from an August 20 bout due to an eye injury. The action followed advice from promoter Goldie Ahearn and was discussed with New York officials before the decision.
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Madison Square Garden
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Eddie Egan
St. Louis, Brooklyn games postponed in NL standings report
National League standings update with yesterday's results. St. Louis at Pittsburgh postponed due to wet grounds and Brooklyn at Boston rained out. Brooklyn leads with games remaining while New York, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh show varied records. American League shows Detroit and Chicago wins, Cleveland split with St Louis, with few games scheduled today.
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Albany and Binghamton Doubleheader Rainout Restart Tonight
Albany and Binghamton were washed out, with a twin bill scheduled tonight at Hawkins Stadium. The Senators will start Dick Platsel and Henry Hoch in the doubleheader, as injuries and recent roster moves shake the lineup.
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Fred Clemence
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Holmes Keeps Lead in N L Stick Race
New York reports Holmes of Boston and Rosen of Brooklyn contesting the batting title as Braves meet Dodgers in a five game series. Holmes holds first at 365 with Rosen second at 362 after Sunday games. Cavarretta gains seven points to 257, challenging for the title. Hack pastes 337, Gimo and Ort tied for fifth at 334. Holmes also tops in hits and is co leader in runs batted in with Walker. Workman leads home runs with 18. Schoendienst injured. Cooper still heads pitchers with 2 wins. Passeau close behind.
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Tomeiy Holmes
Boston
Goody Rosen
Brooklyn
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Dodgers
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Dodger
Rosen
Chicago
Phil Cavarretta
Hokner
Cavarrella
Ltam Hack
Ahie? Cubs
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Brootlyn
Mel Ort
Vance Dinges
Philadelphia
Don Johnson
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Chuck Workman
Dimo
Red Schoet
Idemat
Mort Cooper
de ‘Cssion
Claude Passeau
Arsenal Nine to Meet Scotia Marines Tonight
The unbeaten Waterville Arsenal softball team faces the Scotia Marines at Gun Plant grounds in a 6 30 p m game. Scotia Marines, with veterans of overseas service, bring a strong challenge as Arsenal rides a 12 game winning streak led by Capt Al Kelly. Buck Goarbonneau pitches, Ed Nuttal catches.
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Dodgers Option Howie Schultz To Montreal
Brooklyn reserve first baseman Howie Schultz was released to the Montreal fares team in the International League under option yesterday. Dodgers expect to acquire a pitcher from IL teams soon. Harold Parrott, Dodgers traveling secretary, departed for Montreal and may return with Les Webber.
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Howie Schultz
Brooklyn
Montreal Fares
Dodgers
Harold Parrott
Montreal
Les Webber
Borowy Reclassified to 2 A Draft Status by Board
Borowy, recent Yankee to Cub trade for 100000 cash and players, is reclassified from 2 B to 2 A by Bloomfield draft board. Chairman FE B Stuart said the decision reflectsBorowy contributing to war effort but not on assembly line. Reclassification ordered by Selective Service Director Col Edgar N Bloomer after investigation found 2 B designation improper. The 29 year old pitcher, married with one child, left local war industry in March for spring training at Atlantic City.
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