Newhouser Leads Tigers Past Nationals in MLB Showdown
Hal Newhouser pitched the Detroit Tigers past the Washington Nationals 3 to 2. He allowed six hits, walked four, and struck out seven for a total of 142 innings this season. The Tigers, fueled by small ball and timely hitting, built on an early lead and held on through a tense finish at home in front of 35,552 fans.
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Giants Nip Bues 2 to 1 in pitching duel
Ott homers to back New York Giants 2 1 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Van Mungo win aided by Ace Adams, with Mel Ott driving in the decisive early run and Roe scoring later on Lombardi and Schemer hits. Pirates scratch across one in fifth as Gustine and Russell combine with Gionfriddo’s misplay.
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Sacred Heart Troy Defeats St Michael's in Tight Baseball Tilt
Sacred Heart of Troy, led by Freddie Link, edged St Michael's 4-2 in a tense game as Link held St Michael's to two hits. Bud Walkers and Bliss contributed timely hits, with Kearns reaching on a hit by pitch and scoring on several plays. St Michael's clawed one run in the seventh and another in the fifth amid walks, errors, and timely hitting.
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Senators Defeat Miners 7-5 Before 1400 Fans at Hawkins Stadium
Senators beat the Miners 7-5 in front of about 1 400 fans at Hawkins Stadium. Four Senators hit safely in the first inning and reliever Samuels pitched seven innings with one hit allowed to earn the win. Wood started strong for the Senators, while Walker and Henry contributed late scoring in a game marked by wild pitching from the Albany team.
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Titan Hanover Sets Two World Marks at Spa Track Meet
Titan Hanover shatters two world records in a Spa track event, clocking 316 in the Arden Rake timed heat and matching the same mark in the second heat. Ezra Blue takes runner up as Wee Laird and others trail in a strong field of three-year-olds and older trotters.
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Albany Hartford Play Tie In Hawkins Stadium Double Bill
Albany and Hartford met tonight in a double bill at Hawkins Stadium with the first game set for 7 o clock. The teams battled to a draw as fans watched the evening schedule unfold.
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Shirley Fry to Defend Girls Tennis Crown
Shirley Fry, 45, Akron, will defend her National Girls lawn tennis title in the annual tournament starting Monday. Forty players expected including California’s Warren, Carol Divm, and Nanny Ghaf fee. Warren defeated Siliss Diem in the junior clay court championships here in July.
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Keller to Rejoin Yankees Tonight in Chicago
Outfielder Keller, recently discharged from the Maritime Service, will rejoin the New York Yankees in Chicago tonight. Manager Rex Verant announced Keller has been inactive since leaving Germany and may play in Sunday's doubleheader, reviving his 1929 World Series era with the Yankees after two years in Newark.
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Racehorse Trials and Pacing Highlights From Raceway Meet
The article lists race results and entrants including 2 year olds and up, with horses such as M White Atzor Asha and Verna Ranger among others. It notes pacing races, winners, and entries by owners, jockeys, and trainers, with details like times, positions, and notable runners across multiple heats.
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Cardinals Hand Phillies 4 2 Setback at Shibe Park
Cardinals defeat Phillies 4 to 2 before a large Ladies Day crowd at Shibe Park. Burk hart allowed two runs in a 13 win start. Ais Tith and Young homered for the Cardinals while Garms drove in a run. Dibluggia stole second as the only Phillies threat faded.
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Browns Belt Yanks, 7-2 in six-run sixth inning rally
Browns belted the Yankees 7 to 2 at Sportsman's Park to win the second game of the series. Bob Muncrief pitched a complete game for the Browns, improving to seven victories as St Louis piled up 13 hits. Gene Moore drove in the tying run with a single and Vern Stephens added a double and Mancuso delivered a two-run double. The Yankees scored in the second and sixth, but the Browns pulled away in the sixth to seize the lead.
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Standings and upcoming games from major league baseball
The standings show New York and Pittsburg tied 2 2 at top with St Louis leading 4 6 and Cincinnati 5 3. Today’s schedule features Pittsburg at New York Cucarello or Gables versus Brazer, Chicago at Brooklyn Passeau versus Greeg, and St Louis at Philadelphia Barrett versus R Barrett. Yesterday Detroit beat Washington 9 2 and Chicago blanked Boston 11 2. Cleveland beat Philadelphia 7 6.
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Ice hockey score roundup from the league season
International 1 Buffalo 9 Syracuse 5. 2 Buffalo 9 Syracuse 5, 32 vie nings. 1 Toronto 2 Baltimore 1. 2 Toronto 7 Baltimore 4. 1 Rochester 7 Jersey City 6. 2 Jersey City 12 Rochester 6. 1 Montreal Newark 6. 2 Newark 5 Montreal and
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Dodgers Beat Cubs 2-1 Behind Seats Strong Hurling
Tom Seats pitched for the Brooklyn Dodgers in a 2-1 victory over the league leading Chicago Cubs. Seats allowed seven hits and driven runs, including a third inning RBI single and a fourth inning run, lifting Brooklyn to a 1- game lead as 27,882 paid for a weekday attendance. Dodgers manager Leo Durocher argued with an umpire in the second inning. Total Dodgers attendance reached 903,512 for sixty home games.
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War Veterans and Youth To Get Baseball Attention
Postwar baseball committees in Washington endorsed plans to expand peacetime play for veterans and youths. A 50 000 promotional fund was proposed to bring the game to country boys and schools, with vets allowed to join World Series rosters through September and injured players kept a spot. Minor leagues urged reinstatement for 1946 as wartime inactivity reduced leagues to ten from forty two.
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Indians Top A s 7 6 on Meyer's winning hit
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia Athletics 7 to 6 as Meyer singles in the ninth to drive in Receb from second for the decisive run. Ed Klieman earns his fifth win while Jittery Berry takes the loss, the Tribe rallying from behind twice to triumph in a tense late game.
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Reds Sweep Braves Twice In Doubleheader Victory
Cincinnati Reds beat the Boston Braves 5-3 and 8-3 to end a 13 game skid. Johnny Hutchings pitched seven strong innings in game one before Al Unser and Joe Bowman homers sparked late Reds offense. Holmes homered twice in the day, including a 23rd of the season, as Cincinnati regained momentum.
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White Sox Top Red Sox 11-3 Behind Ferriss Short Start
Chicago White Sox shell Boston 11 to 3 as Tex Ferriss exits after four innings and Vic Johnson closes. Thornton Lee allows nine hits in nine innings for Boston. Sox score early and pull away before 17 800 fans. Tom McBride and others contribute for the Red Sox while Ferriss escapes with the win.
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Grid Cards Open Drills Monday
Chicago GP Coach Phil Hands ler left yesterday for Wrakesha Wis to prepare for Mondays opening of the Chicago Cardinals training camp at Carroll College. The Cardinals, despite the merger talks with the Steelers, expect 23 candidates to report.
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