Gatehouse Goes Route To Win Gatehouse Goes Route To Win St Louis
The St Louis Browns routed the New York Yankees 10 to 2 as Vernon Stephens sat with a slump and an ankle injury. George Cicquinn and Chet Laabs homered, RicQuinn and Laabs each drove in runs, and Dennis Gatehouse pitched well despite minor trouble, as Joe Gordon left early with a back injury.
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St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Vernon Stephens
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Chet Laabs
RicQuinn
Laabs
Hank Borony
Marvin Breuer
Breuer
Louis Goore
Mark Christman
Stephens
Dennis Gatehouse
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Syd Metheny
Nick Etten
Joe Gordon
Don Gutteridge
George Stirnweiss
Frank Crosetti
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Bie- Quinn
Lasks
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Bytes
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Etten
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Byrnes
Lasbs
New York
Galehouse
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Hita
OM Borowy
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Huphard
Berry
Remmel
Lha
Medwick Sees .304 Avg. Eight in NL Batting Race
New York Giants acquire Joe Medwick who has surged to a .304 average, tying for eighth in the National League. Stan Musial leads with .345 as Billy Herman slips to .318. Musial also tops hits with 140 and triples with 14.
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Stan Musial
Joe Medwick
Medwick
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Billy Herman
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Akidden
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Herman
Walker Cooper
St Louis
Arky Vaughan
Eric Tipton
Cincinnati
Babe Dahlgren
Philadelphia
Stan Hack
Chicago
Frank Gustine
Pittsburg
Johnny McCarthy
Boston
Vaughan
Bill Nicholson
Cubs
Mel Ott
Giants
Truett
Rip) Sewell
Ellis and Williams Battle to Draw in New Bedford Show
Eddie Ellis of Quincy boxing rival Benny Williams of Newark battled to a ten round draw in the main event at New Bedford last night. In the semi final Wad del Washington of Worcester stopped Randy Drew of Newark in the third round.
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Mass
Eddie Ellis
Quincy
Benny Williams
Newark
N. J
Waddel Washington
Worcester
Randy Drew
Grnye Te
Baseball In Brief Hartford and Albany split twin bill
Scores from yesterday show Hartford 3 Albany 5 in the opener and 4 11 2 3 for Hartford in the close. Binghamton edged Wilkes-Barre 7 to 9 with Kunis Sartola and Danelishen contributing. Elmira swept Scranton 3 to 1 in the first game and 11 to 3 in the second as Moss Gunning Widmer and Lepine led the drives. Standing shows Hartford at Albany Springfield at Utica Elmira at Scranton and Binghamton at Wilkes-Barre with games today listed.
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Stout
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Devin
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Gunning
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Utica
Wilkes-Barre
W. Peta
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Wwes-Barre
National baseball slate features Boston Chicago. key pitcher pairings
National schedule lists Chicago at Boston with Bithorn and Wyse matching Derlinger and Andrews. St Louis visits New York pitting Lanier against Chase. Cincinnati at Brooklyn showcases Van der Meer vs Wyatt. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia pairs Sewell and Gornicki against Rowe and Barrett.
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Boston
Bithorn
Wyse
Derringer
Andrews
Tobin
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New York
Lanier
Chase
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Vander Meer
Wyatt
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Sewell
Gornicki
Rowe
Barrett
Pet
Brooklyn Chicago
Baseball Scoreboard and Tonight's Schedule Rows
American St. Louis 10 New York 2 Chicago 4 Boston 2. Tonight's games listed with pitchers for New York St Louis San dra vs. Zuber. Boston Chicago O Neill Grove. Washington Detroit Leonard Overmire Trout. Philadelphia Cleveland Arntzen Ciola Reynolds Smith.
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Sandra
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Grove
Washington
Detroit
Leonard
Overmire
Trout
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Arntzen
Ciola
Reynolds
Smith
Pet
Washington Chicago
Mazzanobie Taylor Set for Corp Main Bout
Johnny Taylor of Binghamton and Johnny Mazzanobie of Schenectady clash in the Bucci A C main at Sche nectady tomorrow night. Mazzanobie holds two decisions over Taylor, who blames refereeing and judges for losses. Other main bouts: Carlson vs Evans and Sippello vs Williams. Several other fights slated for decision.
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Binghamtor
Johnny Mazzanobie
Schenectady
Bucci A. C
Mazzanobie
Taylor
Jimmy Carlson
Jimmy Evans
Carmen Sippello
Jesse Williams
Bartolo Tops McIntyre In Eight Round City Boxing Show
Bartolo of Boston outpointed Bobby McIntyre of Detroit in the eight round main event at MacArthur Stadium as he prepares for a August 20 bout with Bobby Ruffin in Madison Square Garden. Bartolo weighed 128 3/4 pounds and won every round except the seventh due to a low blow. In the co feature, Bert Tyler of Palm Beach defeated Patsy Spartaro of New York on points. Larkin refused to box after weighing in and was suspended indefinitely.
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Seal Bartolo
Bobby Ruffin
Madison Square Garden
Bobby McIntyre
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MacArthur Stadium
Bartolo
Boston
Atert Tyler
Palm Beach
Fla
Patsy Spartaro
Tyler
Tippy Larkin
Newark
Jersey Battler
Larkin
Dodgers Lose Fan Loyalty as Brooklyn Waltz Ends
Brooklyn Dodger fans grow restless as the MacPhail-Durocher era yields high hopes and hard times. Loyalty falters after key players like Camilli depart, signaling a drift from the once idolized team and sparking questions about the club’s future.
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Brooklyn
Dodgers
Dodger
Joe Miller
Larry MacPhail
Npward
New Hope
Leo Durocher
Chisox Clip Bosox 4-2 On Smith Sharp Start
Chicago White Sox defeated the Boston Red Sox 4 to 2 in a home stand opener. Edgar Smith earned his seventh win with six strong innings aided by timely hits and fielding miscues by Appling and Moses. Webb Cas ting and a Metkovich error sparked a three run sixth.
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H. Newsome
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AB. F
Doerr
Cartright
Smith
H.wsome
Troy's Young Players to Face Test At LaSalle Field Sunday
Troy State Leaguers meet the C Y Q All-Stars Sunday at LaSalle Field at 5 30. Young players duel seasoned veterans in a semipro showcase, with Bill Connally and Ed Thackeray officiating.
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Chiefs Tame Monarchs in Burg 8-2 Knickerbacker League opener
Green Island Chiefs defeated Lansingburg Monarchs 8 to 2 at Knickerbacker diamond. Kim Schlutow pitched six hits allowed. Red Di Stefano led Chiefs with three hits, Bill Cornes two, Jack Collins added a double. Monarchs pitchers Lohudge Blair Meoli matched with two hits from Hennedy and Rouliex.
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Knickerbacker Diamond
Kim Schlutow
Cornes
Chiefs
Monarchs
LoHudge
Blair
Meoli
Tigers
Bulldogs
Lttle Knickerbocker Field
Hesses Defeat St Peter's 6 to 1 At Catholic High Field
The Hesg All-Stars beat St. Peter's 6 to 1 last night. Glusko allowed two hits and struck out ten for the winners. Caswell and Dugan had the lone hits off Glusko for St. Peter's, while Fruscio and Falzo led the Hesg offense with two hits each.
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Catholic High Field
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Fruscio
Falzo
Dugan
Army Rejects Atley Donald for Induction
Pitcher Atley Donald of the New York Yankees was classified unfit at his induction examination in New York and will rejoin the American League Leaders today. Rex Weyant said the Army did not disclose the reason, but Donald has eye vision issues and a spinal curvature, having worn a back brace during parts of his five-year Yankees career with three wins and three losses this season.
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Atley Donald
New York Yankees
New York
Rex Weyant
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Fitzsimmons Signs 44 Contract With Phillies
Philadelphia Phillies president William D. Cox announced Fred Fitzsimmons signed a 1944 contract. Coach Chuck Klein also agreed for next season. Fitzsimmons, former Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher, was hired last month after Bucky Harris was dismissed as manager.
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Fred Fitzsimmons
Bucky Harris
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Wiliam D. Cox
Chuck Klein
Cox
Fitzsimmons
Brooklyn Dodgers
Harris
Arsenal Nine and D H Nab Industrits split doubleheader
Howie Elliott pitched the D H Nab Industrits to a win in both ends of a doubleheader at the Arsenal diamond in the Industrial A A. A. League. In the first game Miller went 3 for 3 and Mellus added two hits to lead the winners, while OConnell had two singles for the Behr Manning squad. The second game saw Choppy star power for D H, Elliott held Behr Manning to one hit, and a three run seventh inning swung the 90 mm Arsenal to a 10-9 comeback over the 75 mm squad. Ed Furdyna and Barnow starred for the winners. Maxwell and Zareski led the losers.
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Arsenal Diamond
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Arsenal
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O'Connell
Star
Elliott
Ed Furdyna
Barnow
Maxwell
Zareski
Kenoit
Benjukian
Kirkner
Evertsen
Furdyna
Grimm
Liners, Army Win Arsenal Loop Contests
The Liner Shop maintained dominance with a 10 4 win over Firemen for an 18th straight victory. Army also won 5 3 over P A department as Lieut Chris tenson scored twice and Capt Al Kelley allowed six hits in another solid team performance.
Dwyer’s St Michael’s Clinches C Y O Crown 14 0
Marty Dwyer led St Michael’s to a 14 to 0 playoff win over Sacred Heart, clinching the C Y O Senior League title. The manager’s steady drive and a late-season surge pushed his team from second place to first, earning praise for sportsmanship and teamwork. Also noted are devoted fans Hilda Chester and Mrs. Dora Byrum, long-time Dodgers and Vols supporters, plus a boxing result from July 23, 1928 in New York.
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Marty Dwyer
St. Michael’s
Sacred Heart
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Marty
St. Michael's
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Dora Byrum
Byrum
Tennessee
Nashville Vols
Southern Association
Nashville
St. Louis
Cardinals
Brownie All Stars Bow to Mediocre Stars 3 to 1
The Brownie Softball League All-Stars lost 3 to 1 to the Mediocre Stars. Battery for the Stars was Al Izzo and Len McClure. for the Mediocres Jake Peacock and Sam Edwards. Junior Carley homered for Brownie’s lone run. Hartnagle Kirkner and Kopeeha added two hits each. Garrahan hit a triple for the winners and Edwards O Connell Gorsky scored on an infield out. A return game is set for Monday August 23 at Anthony Park at 7 oclock.
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Len McClure
Battery
Stars
Jake Peacock
Sam Edwards
Carley
Hartnagle
Butch” Kirkner
Steve Kopeeha
Conroy
Hooboo
Garrahan
O'Connell
Johnny Gorsky
D. & B. Aggregation
Anthony Park
Bayborough Wins Hatboro Purse in Garden State Card
Bayborough ridden by Nick Wall and carrying 105 pounds won the Hatboro Purse over three quarters at Camden. Gloriana set the early pace but finished second with F A Piarullo's Hill Sun Safe third after a late challenge from Bayborough. Crowd of 7,334 saw the favorite fade to unplaced as Bayborough finished in 1 12 3 5 on a fast track.
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N. J
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E. _D Talbert
Hatboro
Garden State
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F. A. Piarul
Hill Sun
Janon Fisher
Aroud
Swinner
Detroit
Co Medalists Triumph in Women's Open at Evanston
Kay Byrne of Rye New York and Catherine Fox of Glen Ridge New Jersey won first round matches in the Women Western Amateur at Evanston Golf Club. Byrne defeated Mrs F W Zimmerman of Chicago 6 5 and Fox beat Marian Schuster of Chicago 6 4.
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Menominee
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Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
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Fargo
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Bloomington
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Fort Worth
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Cleveland
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Rochester
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Detroit
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Los Angeles
Sally Sessions
Muskegon
W. H. Bretzlaff
Peggy Kirk
Findlay, C
Lois Penn
Des Moines
Durst Quits As Pilot of Coast Team
Cedric Durst resigned yesterday as manager of the San Diego Coast League baseball club after a disastrous road trip left the Padres at half a game out of seventh place. George Detore, veteran catcher, was named manager for the remainder of the season. Durst had led the club since 1939 and joined in 1936.
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Yankee Maid Trot Winner At Empire City
Yankee Maid a half sister to Greyhound owned by A L Derby of Wichita wins the Arthur Tompkins Memorial Trophy at Empire City, sharing honors with Bowman's Probationer of Harrisburg as the Grand Circuit opens a three day meet. Driven by Henry Thomas, Yankee Maid defeats Red Tower of Milbrook in two of three heats for two year old trotters. Red Tower driven by Eddie Havens wins the first heat. Yankee Maid wins the second in 2 09 1 2 and the deciding mile in 2 12 1 2. Probationer driven by Tom Berry wins the Village Farm Stake for two year old pacers in straight heats, first mile 2 08 1 2, second 2 09 1 2, as Attorney breaks stride at start of each mile.
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Red Tower
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Village Farm
Senators Rally Nip Laurels 5-4 In Opening Game
The Albany Senators defeated the Hartford Laurels 5 to 4 at Hawkins Stadium in the first of a four game set. Walter Smola started for Albany and left for Chicago amid expected draft calls, with Ty Corbett earning his first Albany win after relieving in the eighth. Don Manno homered for the Laurels. the game featured an decisive eighth inning with bases loaded and a bad throw allowing two runs.
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Pine
Watervliet Senators Triumph Over Rangers 18-11
The Watervliet Senators beat the Rangers 18 to 11 at Watervliet High School diamond last night. Joe McNardi pitched for the winners while Halpin pitched for the losers. Jenski led the Senators at bat, with Joe Kilcullen and E. Devette top performers for the Rangers.
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