Nats Rally Past Indians 6-3 To Take Second Place
Four consecutive eighth inning singles off Cleveland ace Jim Bagby sparked Washington to a 6-3 win and moved the Nats into second place. Bob Johnson, Gerald Priddy, Jake Early, and Kampouris delivered key hits as Jack Salveson relieved Bagby and Johnny Sullivan drove in the final run. Vernon's 6th homer tied the game earlier, as Washington recovered from a 3-3 deadlock and ended Cleveland's eight-game surge.
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Neveland
Cleveland
Jim Bagby
Washington
Nats
Indians
Bagby
Tribe
Bob Feller
Bill Lefebvre
Minneapolis
Bob Johnson
Gerald Priddy
Jake Early
Alex Kampouris
League Park
Jack Salveson
Johnny Sullivan
Early
Jim Vernon
High Pounder
Kampouris
Sullivan
Roy Cullendine
Lok Boudreau
Gene Desautels
Vernon
Spence
Johnson
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Salivan
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Prom Time
Rowe Leads Phillies Past Cubs in Narrow Win at Shibe Park
Rowe earned his 11th win and halted Philadelphia's four game slide with a 4 to 3 victory over the Chicago Cubs before 6 460 fans at Shibe Park. He worked out of a late threat after the Cubs scored all their runs on three hits and an error. Rowe had previously collected a 31 000 bonus after his tenth win and is reported to be earning 100 for each additional victory.
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Rowe
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Chicago Cubs
Shibe Park
Dick Erickson
Cubs
Chicago
International Baltimore 3 Buffalo 1
Scores show Baltimore defeating Buffalo 3 to 1. Contests between Jersey City and Rochester Syracuse and Newark Montreal were postponed or postponed per scheduling notices.
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Baltimore
Buffalo
Jersey City
Rochester
Toronto
Syracuse
Wewark
Montreal
Dodgers Rout Mort Cooper in Twilight Win Over Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers plate seven runs in five innings against Mort Cooper as Whitlow Wyatt dominates with eight hits allowed and four runs, while Murty Dickson and Ernie White pace a 15-hit attack. Howard Schultz shines in debut at first base with a double, a single, and a run batted in. Harry Walker extends his hitting streak to 27 games as 6,787 fans watch in St. Louis.
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Lour
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Mort Cooper
St. Lows Cardinals
Whitlow Wyatt
Cooper
Murty Dickson
Ernie White
Wyatt
Dodger
Cardinal
Howard Schultz
St. Paul
Dodgers
Harry Walker
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Urowski
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Sanders Marion
San- Len
Ders Herman
Louis
Brook
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Goetz
Balpitcher
Reardon
Ail Etant
Ttendance
Union Students To Decide Fate Of Grid Game
Union College faces a potential decision on its football program after a campus meeting led by athletic director Hal Witiner. With six of eight games canceled, a student poll is planned for Friday after exams to determine whether the fall grid program will be abandoned or restructured. Attendees included Lieut Comdr Maurice Horner and faculty and student leaders as remaining schedule shows only three games.
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Union College
Schenectady School
Haas
Hal Wittener
Union
Witiner
Maurice Horner
Rochester
St. Lawrence
Vermont
Willams
Hobart
Hamilton
Middlebury
Terranova Wins Feather Title With Eighth Round KO
New Orleans reports Phil Terranova, the Bronx fighter, defeats Jackie Callura to claim the featherweight championship in the eighth round. Terranova unleashed a series of rights and a sharp uppercut for the knockout as Callura rose twice before the stoppage, with about 8,500 spectators watching.
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Terranova
Kaynes Callura
New Orleans
Phil Terranova
Bronx
N.B.A
Jackie Callura
Callura
Callure
Draft Rules Boost Sports Hope for 1943 Season
War Manpower Commission lists non deferrable occupations leaving baseball and pro football with potential 1943 seasons. Fathers of children born before last September 15 are exempt if non deferrables suffice. Most un married pros already in service. Navy approves varsity play for 100,000 trainees. pre flight schedules set. War Dept bans varsity for collegiate specialist trainees.
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Washington
War Manpower Commission
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Elmer Layden
National Football League
War Department
Schedule Of Games For Junior Loop This Week
The Lansingburg Boys' Club led 1 0 over the Tigers in a Junior League game halted after three and a half innings at Knicker bocker playgrounds. The game will be replayed Sunday at La Salle field. This week’s schedule: Tonight Green Island Chefs vs Watkins All-Stars, tomorrow Bulldogs vs Monarchs, Thursday Tigers vs Green Island Chiefs, Friday Lansingburg Boys' Club vs Bulldogs, Saturday Watkins All-Stars vs Monarchs.
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Knickerbocker
la Salle Field
Green Island Chefs
Watkins
Bulldogs
Monarchs
Green Island Chiefs
Lansingburg Boys’ Club
Watkins All-Stars
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Cohoes Owls Seek Games With Area Leaders
The Cohoes Owls are seeking games with Hess All Stars and C. O. Nines. For scheduling contact Cohoes 566.
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Cohoes Owls
Hess All-Stars
Cohoes
Brown Hart Heavyweight Bout Postponed Due To Weather
A ten round heavyweight bout between Alfred Big Boy Brown of Detroit and Al Hart of Washington was postponed last night because of weather. The bout was slated for tomMeht.
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Detroit
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Orioles Decline Offer for Hurler Van State
Buffalo report says Baltimore manager Tommy Thomas rejected a $6,000 offer from Milwaukee for Rollie Van State, a sidearm right hander who won his last two starts. Thomas noted the team cannot "make and fight" the last thirty games without Van State while Steve Gromek remains sidelined with an injured thumb.
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Buffalo
Tommy Thomas
Baltimore Orioles
Milwaukee
American Association
Rollie van State
Thomas
van State
Steve Gromek
Gee Stars As Bues Top Braves 5-1
Johnny Gee pitched a 5-1 Pirate victory over the Boston Braves, limiting them to one walk and seven scattered hits. Jim Russell homered to tie the game in the third, and Pittsburgh clinched the win in the seventh with a run on a pass, sacrifice, error, and two singles, against starter Al Jay.
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Boston
Johnny Gee
Boston Braves
Pittsburg Pirates
Gee
Braves
Jim Russell
Pirates
al Jey
Giants Bet Big On Promising Youth To Save Frustrated Franchise
The Giants owner Horace Stoneham funds a future rebuild as New York trails by about 39 games. He gambles on a string of young players including 17 year old Dick Lajeskie and 18 year old Jack McGuire, plus Whitey Lockman and others, hoping the war outpaces current losses.
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Dolph Camilli
Johnny Allen
Joe Medwick
Camilli
Allen
Medwick
Ernie Lombardi
Stoneham
Giants
Dick Lajeskie
Pasaic
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Jack McGuire
Whitey Lockman
Charlotte
Jersey City Farm
Phils
Red-Hot Reds Batter Hapless Giants 5 to 2
Cincinnati Reds win their fifth victory in three days as Johnny Vander Meer allows two runs over eight innings, beating the New York Giants 5 to 2. Cincinnati pounds eight safeties, scoring three in the first off Johnny Wittig, then adding runs in the second and fourth. Joe Medwick homers in the second and adds a fourth inning double plus score. Erle Tipton walks, Bert Haas and Frank McCormick start the big first for Cincinnati.
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New York
Cincinnati
H. de Brey
Marshall
Rf. Haas
Ch. McCormick
Tipton
Lt Feaner
Miller
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Muel Vander Meer
Ad Seet
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Wrez
Rucker
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TE Gordon
LK Maynard
Mancuso
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Frey
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Miler
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City Swim Meet to Feature Thirteen Events at Prospect Park Pool
The annual District A A U and Service outdoor swimming and diving championship will Sunday at Prospect Park pool. Sponsored by the Troy Recreation department and sanctioned by the Adirondack District A A U. eight men’s events, three for boys under 18, two for women, and a three meter diving event. Prizes to top three in individuals, relay winners receive prizes. Registrations day of meet at the pool. entries accepted at the pool or Troy Recreation department. open to area swimmers and clubs.
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Troy Recreation Department
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Troy Recreation
Hess All Stars Host St Peter's Tomorrow at Watervliet
The Hess All-Stars meet St Peter's C O tomorrow night at Watervliet High School diamond. Either Hank Merola or Don Caswell starts on the mound, Beechard handles catching, and Pat Simmons will pick a starter from Falzo Karafund or Glusko. Ed Nuttall catches, while Johnny Walters debuts at shortstop for the Stars.
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Hess All-Stars
St. Peter's C
Great Lakes Nine Beat St Paul 9 1 in Ill Baseball
The Great Lakes Blue Jackets crushed the St Paul club of the American Association 9 to 1 before 10,000 fans in Great Lakes, Ill. It was the Blue Jackets' 44th win of the season and fifth over an Association team. Vern Olsen, ex Chicago Cub, allowed five hits for his ninth victory. Johnny Mize led the Sailor attack with a homer and two singles in a 12 hit day.
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Great Lakes, Ill
Great Lakes Blue Jackets
St. Paul
American Association
Bluejackets
Vern Olsen
Chicago Cub
Johnny Mize
Baseball In Brief: Yesterday's Results From the Northeast League
Albany at Elmira postponed. Hartford vs Scranton ended 14 to 11 with Phillips, Dagenhard, Talcott andStats for Hartford and Covington, Savina for Scranton. Springfield beat Wilkes-Barre 8 to 3 while Utica lost 6 to 3 at Binghamton. Upcoming games include Albany at Elmira, Hartford at Scranton, Springfield at Wilkes-Barre, and Utica at Binghamton.
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Elmira
Hartford
Scranton
Phillips
Dagenhard
Talcott
Covington and Savina
Springfield
Wilkes-Barre
Utica
Binghamton
National St. Louis at Brooklyn Brazie and other matchups
Matchups listed include National St Louis at Brooklyn Brazie with Lehrman 58. Cincinnati at New York Heus ser 3 3 or Shoun 8 3 against Chase 2 7. Chicago at Philadelphia Pas seau 11 8 against Kraus 7 10. Pittsburg at Boston Rescigno 5 8 and Gornicki 4 9 versus Andrews 9 14 and Mac Fayden 2 1.
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Brooklyn
Brazie
Lehrman
Cincinnati
New York
Heusser
Shoun
Chase
Chicago
Philadelphia
Passeau
Kraus
Pittsburg
Boston
Rescigno
Gornicki
Andrews
MacFayden
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Baseball Scores and Standings Highlight Early Schedule
American League action shows 7 0 New York over Chicago and 9 0 Boston over St. Louis while Washington beat Cleveland 6 3. Standings feature Boston at St. Louis Hughson 11 8 Muncrief 8 9 Philadelphia Detroit Flores 9 10 Trout 13 9 New York Chicago Chandler 15 3 Ross 85. Joe McCarthy explains AL may have few .300 hitters as pitching dominates with golfers drafted and pitchers able to work nine innings.
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Flores
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Chandler
Ross
Joe Macwarthy
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Yankees Pound Chisox for 7-0 Victory
The New York Yankees shut out the Chicago White Sox 7 to 0 before 25,227 fans to move two games to one in the series and extend their league lead. Hank Borowy pitched eight innings with four hits allowed to earn his eighth win, supported by a 14-hit Yankee attack and strong defense.
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Hank Borowy
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
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Borowy
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Tucker
Cartwright
Appling
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Huns
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Johnson
Dickey
Metheny
Borow
Moses
Crosetti
Gordon
Etten
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Grieve
Bosox Rout Newsom Top Browns 9-0
The Boston Red Sox defeated the St. Louis Browns 9 to 0 behind home runs by Bobby Doerr and Mike Metkovich. Pete Fox, John Lazor and Metkovich added doubles to drive eight runs in the early lead, while Bobo Newsom struggled in his bid for a first win.
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St. Louisi
Bobby Doerr
Mike Metkovich
Pete Fox
John Lazor
Metkovich
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Bobo Newsom
Browns
Red Sox
Boston
Revised Pairings for Troy Citywide Net Tourney
The committee revised the fifth annual citywide tennis tournament pairings in Troy. In men singles Bill Brown meets Ronald Lewis, Guerdon faces Joe Cuomo. Homer Klinsing vs Bill Fahr. Mochon vs Harold Cooper. B Tuttle vs Abe Asher. Dick Walsh vs Meredith Thompson. Werwison and Young have byes. W Hackett beat R Hewison 76 64 in boy’s singles. Girls include Gloria Gangi vs Angelina DeBonis. Byes for Jane Gilias Rita Getz and Rita Travers. Men’s doubles pairings: Fal and Mochon vs Meredith Thompson and partner. Klinsing and Miller vs Travers and Brown. All players must arrive by 6 pm.
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Troy
Bill Brown
Ronald Lewis
Guerdon
Joe Cuomo
Homer Klinsing
Bill Fahr
Mochon
Harold Cooper
B. Tuttle
Abe Asher
Dick Walsh
Meredith Thompson
Charles Werwison
John Young
W. Hackett
R. Hewison
Samuel Lavine
William McBride
Gloria Gangi
Aagelina DeBonis
Jane Gilias
Rita Getz
Rita Travers
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