Chandler Chalks Up 15th Victory As Yanks Blank Browns 4 0
Spurgeon Chandler pitched a four hit shutout for the New York Yankees as the Browns were blanked 4 to 0. Frank Crossett singled and Bull Johnson doubled to start the scoring in the first. Ken Sears hit his first homer of the season in the fourth and Nick Etten drove in two with a double in the ninth. Chet Laabs had three hits for St Louis, while George Stirnweis doubled in two runs in the ninth. George Stainback was banished from the Yankees bench for remarks on a disputed call.
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St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Spurgeon
Spud
Ken Sears
Nick Etren
Sears
George Stirnweis
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Chet Laabs
Banks
George Stainback
New York
Yankees
Cal Hubbard
New Torr
Crosett
Metheny
Johnson
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I Eten
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Laabs
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If Chartak
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Ith
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Surmweiss
Gutteridge
Etten
Stimweiss
Chrisiman
Shroweiss
Niggeling
Chrisman
Cute
Sez
Johneon
Potter
Ur Hubbard
Berry
Remmel
Outstanding Dogs in Albany Show
More than 1500 in War Stamps prizes will be awarded at the ninth Mohawk Valley Kennel Club show at Albany Academy Field. Entry list exceeds 400 dogs with top East and Mid-West champions, including Norman Sadler the fox terrier owner James M. Austin. Public hours 11 am to 6 pm with judging at noon, plus 16 war dogs from Voorheesville Depot. Proceeds go to War Dogs, Inc.
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Albany Academy Field
Albany
Erastus Corning
Ajbany
Mid-West
Norman Sadler
James M. Austin
Old Westbury
Long Island
Austin
Voorheesville Depot
War Ogs, Inc
St. Michael's and Cohoes Owls Clash Tomorrow
Marty Dwyer will send first place St. Michael's against the Cohoes Owls at Geer Field tomorrow at 3 45 PM to keep the team sharp for the upcoming G C playoffs. Mike Piskutz will pitch for the South End squad with Joe Akin as the catcher. The Saints seek another win after a weather postponement moved the game from Tuesday night.
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Marty Dwyer
Hns
St. Michael’s
Cohoes Owls
Geer Field
Mike Piskutz
Joe Akin
Saints
Nieman's Two-Run Homer Seals Braves 5 4 Win Over Cubs
In a 10th inning rally, Butch Nieman hit a two run homer to lift the Boston Braves to a 5 4 victory over the Chicago Cubs. The win moved Boston to sixth in the National League as Nieman again delivered the deciding hit in extras.
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Nieman
Braves
Cubs
Elks Night At Stadium Thursday Highlighted By Ceremonies
George J. Halpin will attend Elks District Baseball Night at Hawkins Stadium next Thursday. Eight lodges including Troy Watervliet Cohoes Schenectady Hudson Hoosick Falls Amsterdam and Albany will send large delegations. Albany manager Jimmy Ripper Collins will receive a gift for guiding the Senators to the 1942 pennant.
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George J. Halpin
Elks
Albany-Troy
Hawkins Stadium
Halpin
Watervliet Lodge of Elks
T. Emmett Ryan
Albany Lodge
Marine Corps
Thomas J. Mullin
Troy
Watervliet
Cohoes
Schenectady
Hudson, Hoosick Fails
Amsterdam
Albany
Jimmy
Ripper) Collins
Albany Elks Lodge
Senators
Chalky Wright Ordered to Report by Draft Board
Former featherweight champion Chalky Wright was ordered to report for induction after a draft board in California directed him to appear for the U S Maritime Service. Wright had been sworn in a month earlier and later failed to notify the board, leading to his return before the panel and a decision that the Maritime Service would proceed without him.
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Chalky Wright
New York
U.S Maritime Service
Chalky
Maritime Service
C Y O All Stars Face Troy At La Salle Field Tomorrow
Marty Dwyer leads the C Y O All Stars in a game with Troy State League at La Salle Field at 5 30 pm. Cahill 3b hits .157 but can field, Russo pitches and hits .521, lineup includes Rafferty Cahill Russo Vonderville Vaughan Deveran Comerford Hoffmeister Caswell. Several State Leaguers may join, with new twirlers Kalski and Nicholas. Connally and Thackeray officiate. gates open 4 45 pm. William O Connor to toss opening ball.
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Marty
Lesalle Field
Cahill
Cahil
Russo
Pete
Don Caswell
Don
Amsterdam
Bill Carr
Ed Kalski
Eddie Nicholas
Eddie
Trojans
Troy
Bearcats
N. ¥. Centrals
Dwyer
George Rafferty
John Cahill
Pete Russo
Bill Vonditle
Jim Vaughan
Arnold Deveran
Jack Comerford
Jack Hoffmeister
Charley Buckley
Bearcat Portsider
Hank Helferich
Andy Krieger
Young's Head Injury Forces Bout Cancellation
Hartford boxing promoter Lou Viscusi said Terry Young of New York City suffered a head concussion, forcing the cancellation of the Young versus Tommy Jessup bout that was to be held in Hartford on August 24.
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Hartford
Conn
Lou Viscusi
Terry Young
New York City
Young
Tommy Jessup
Albany Game Halted in Second Inning
Lou Bartola hit a two run homer with two away in the second inning of the first game against the Albany Senators before weather halted the doubleheader. Irv Patron walked as Len Gilmore served Lou a gopher ball. Bill Davis pitched seven batters over two innings allowing one single.
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Binghamton
Lou Bartola
Albany Senators
Irv Patron
Len Gilmore
Senators
Lou
Gopher
Bill Davis
P S Nine Trims Guards in Arsenal Loop Tilt
P S Nine Trims Guards won 5 to 1 over the Guards in the Arsenal softball league. De Lucia pitched three hits and one run over five innings to lift P L department to seventh win in nine starts. De Giovanni had three hits in four at bats, Mike Kerman added two safeties, and Smith drove in runs with a double. The loss eliminates the Guards from postseason contention.
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P. L Department
Guards
Arsenal
de Giovanni
Mike Kerman
Smith
Delucia
Gilchrist
Dennis
Kirby
Vander Meer and Haas to Report For Induction
Draft board officials disclosed that Cincinnati Reds pitcher Johnny Vander Meer and infielder Haas have been ordered to report for induction near the end of August. If they pass physical tests they will be in the armed services by September 15.
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Cincinnati
Johnny Vander Meer
Indians Hammer A's 6 4 for Sixth Straight Win
The Cleveland Indians took their sixth consecutive victory by beating Philadelphia 6 to 4, moving into sole possession of second place in the American League. Mel Harder earned his fifth win as two three run innings powered the Tribe. Roy Cullenbine drew a walk to start a key fourth inning rally, Mickey Rocco and Lou Boudreau followed with hits, and a wild pitch scored Cullenbine. Ray Mack added a run with a single, and Cris Hockett and Jimmy Grant drove in runs later in the game as Cleveland built a 9-0-3 lead then held on.
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Indians
Philadelphia
Mel Harder
Don Black
Roy Cullenbine
Mickey Rocco
Lou Boudreau
Black
Cullenbine
Ray Mack
Rocco
Boudreau
Mack
Harder
Jimmy Grant
Russ Peters
Cris Hockett
Tally Mack
Grant
Johnny Melaj
Cul- Jenbine
Ripple
Siebert
Suder
Hall
Swift
Wagner
Sth
Clevelandab
Rhoa Peters
Hocheth
Roky
Heath
Rosas
Race
Welaj
Gram
White
Mayo
Hackett
Rosac
Racco
Reynolds
Fiogras
Stewart
Weafer
Baseball In Brief Eastern Results and Standings
Eastern yesterday's results Boston defeated Chicago 5 to 4 in 10 innings while other games were postponed due to weather. Standings show St Louis 8 T 39, Pittsburgh 54 49, Cincinnati 3 49, Brooklyn 54 50, Philadelphia 30 56, Boston 46 53, Chicago and New York mid pack. today's games list lineups and pitching assignments for six matchups including Munger and Duckson for St. Louis at New York and Kraus and Gerheauser for Chicago at Boston.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Munger
Duckson
Wittig
Melton
Riddle
Walters
Lohrman
Head
Klinger
Gee
Kraus
Gerheauser
Hanyzewski
Salvo
Baseball scores and pitching matchups from a late season card
American League and National League results show New York beating St. Louis 4 0 and Cleveland 6 Philadelphia 4 with Washington 11 Detroit 3 and Chicago 3 Boston 2. Standings list New York 63 39 BiB and others. Evening matchups feature Zu ber Muncrief Washington Detroit and Harris Salveson in key games.
International 1 Jersey City 3 Montreal 0
The lone completed game ends with Jersey City defeating Montreal 3 1 in an international matchup. Other games are postponed including Buffalo at Syracuse and Newark at Rochester.
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Montreal
Buffalo
Syracuse
Newark
Rochester
A Bit of This and a Bit of That
Joe Ruszas of Albany faces Ernie White of Troy in a 36 hole match at Frear Park for the area industrial coach. Ruszas, representing Simmons Machine Tool Corp, is a top amateur in the region with a strong 1943 season highlighted by reaching the Lake Placid state amateur final against Ray Billows.
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Catherine Fox
Glen Ridge
N. J
Evanston, Ill
Troy Area
Frear Park
Joe Ruszas
Albany
Ernie White
Troy
Pou Chau Uusuip
Ruszas
Simmons Machine Toop Corp
Lake Placid
Ray Billows
Poughkeepsie
Appling 2000th Hit Pushes White Sox Past Red Sox
Luke Appling hit his 2000th major league and drove in a decisive run as Chicago White Sox beat the Boston Red Sox 3 2 to gain a 3 2 lead in the series. Teammate Tom Turner provided the other two runs with a first inning homer and a run scored on a fielder's choice. Tex Hughson allowed six hits in six innings before relief shutout the Red Sox.
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Luke Appling
Tom Turner
White Sox
Tony Lupien
Boston Red Sox
Wally Moses
L. Newsome
Tex Hughson
Johnny Humphries
Gordon Maltzberger
Joe Kuhel
Turner
Lupien
Skeeter Newsome
Appling
Oglethorpe University
Billy Herman
Paul Waner
Brooklyn
Mel Ott
Joe Medwick
Dick Bartell
New York Giants
Joe Cronin
al Simmons
Chuck Klein
Philadelphia Phillies
Waner
Boston
Newsome
Culberson
Conroy
Partee
Rho A. Moses
Tucker
Curtright
Hodgie
Webb
Kubel
Tresh
Humphries
Maltzberger
Metkovich
Lumen
Kuhel
Tuner
MetkKovich
Lupian
Hughson
Deerr
Maetkovich
McGowan
Grieve
Attendante
Shawmuts Defeat C Y C All Stars 5 3 at Geer Field
The Shawmuts beat the C Y C All Stars 5 to 3 at Geer Field last night as the game ended in the fifth inning due to darkness. Furdyna pitched a four hitter with Ryan as battery mate for the winners. Caswell McCarthy Russo and Davern starred for the All Stars, while Don Caswell’s triple sparked the visitors. Joe Printsky and Gavin led the Shawmuts attack.
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Shawmuts
C. Y.C
Tennis Matches Halted by Weather
The semi final match between Francisco Segura of Ecuador and Seymour Greenberg of Chicago in the Eastern Grass Court Tennis Championship was postponed yesterday until today because of the weather. Other scheduled matches in both men's and women's quarter finals were delayed for several hours.
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Rye UP
Francisco Segura
Ecuador
Seymour Greenberg
Chicago
Nats Triumph Over Tigers 11 3 In Morning Baseball Showdown
Washington bashed 11 hits and five Detroit walks as Milo Candini won his ninth game, holding Rudy York to a six hitter. The Nationals broke free with an eight-run second inning and ended Detroit’s five-game win streak, moving to third in the AL behind Cleveland. Washington sent nine men to the plate in each of the first two innings while Overmire was chased early.
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Washington Nats
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Milo Candini
Candini
Rudy York
Detroit
Nats
Frank
Stub
Clary
Sullivan
Giuliani
Dethoit
Rho
AL Cramer
Metro
Hoover
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York
Higxing
Wood
Ross
Bloodworth
Unser
Qune
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Gorsica
P. Zoo
Orrell
Washington
Higgins
Runa
Johnson
Priddy
Vernon
Powell
Case
Harris
dHiggins
Overmire
Gana
Candin
Gorulca
Plteher
Rue
Summers
R P L to Continue Grid Game
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute will continue football despite Middlebury cancelling its game and Union likely following. With three games left Worcester Tech Rochester and Brooklyn Poly remain on the schedule. Coach Paul Graham hints at possible games with Coast Guard Colgate or Columbia and Naval V 5 arrivals may add strong players.
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Middlebury
Union College
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Union
Engineers
Worcester Tech
Rochester
Brooklyn Poly
Coast Guard Academy
Paul 5
Graham
Colgate
Columbia
V-5
South
Naval
Manhattan
Louisiana State University
Texas
Middlebury Drops Football For Duration
Middlebury College will abandon intercollegiate football this fall citing lack of material travel difficulties the need for heavy practices and Navy rules barring first term freshmen. Tentative schedules included Coast Guard Academy Rensselaer Union Worcester Tufts with Vermont Norwich and Williams already withdrawing.
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Arthur M. Brown
Athletica
Middlebury College
Navy
Coast Guard Academy
Rensselaer Poly
Union
Worcester Poly
Tufts
Vermont
Norwich
Williams
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