Southworth Leaves Braves Amid Health Battle
Boston Braves manager Billy Southworth, cited as ill, accepts a leave of absence for the rest of the season. President Low Perini announced the move just before a game with the New York Giants, with Coach Johnny Cooney to helm the club. Southworth, his wife and daughter left for Sunbury, Ohio, as Perini said restoring health was the priority for spring.
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Reds Edge Pirates in Ten Frames for 2 1 Victory
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 2 1 in ten frames. Howard Fox led Reds with a first inning run, while Pirates pitcher Murry Dickson took a head injury in the seventh. Chesnes and Walker contributed offensively for Cincinnati, as Believed records and rosters reflect a tense season for the Braves with dissension rumors surrounding Southworth.
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Unclear Rockingham Entries and Results Fragment
Fragmentary OCR readout lists many names, odds, and numbers with scattered team and place references. The text is garbled, offering no coherent event, date, result, or identifiable entities beyond partial names and tokens.
Shields Tops Qualifiers In Amateur Test
Albany golfer Shields set a course record 5 under par 65 for a 135 total to lead early qualifiers for the National Amateur Championship at Wolferts Roost in Albany. More than 1,000 players pursued 464 berths as the event moves toward the Aug 29 to Sept 3 Rochester meet.
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Phillies Top Dodgers as Ashburn Stars in 21 Inning Classic
Richie Ashburn drove in the winning run with a triple in the 12th inning after Mike Goliat opened a two‑out rally. Del Ennis tied the game in the fourth with a Hernitzman homer and Furillo later homered for Brooklyn. Heintzelman earned the win in relief as Philadelphia outlasted Brooklyn 2–1 in a lengthy interleague contest.
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White Sox blank Browns 4-0 behind Kuzava
Chicago pitcher Bob Kuzava scattered three hits as the White Sox beat the St Louis Browns 4 to 0 for the second straight night. The AL cellar dwellers were limited by Kuzava to a quiet attack while Chicago tallied one run in each of four innings.
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We Standings and Probable Pitchers From Major League Box
Standings and schedules summary with teams Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh New York Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn and others. Includes recent results, upcoming games, and probable pitchers across American and Eastern Leagues with standings and day results.
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Giants Edge Braves 4-0 Behind Kennedy's Gem
New York Giants blank Boston Braves 4-0 as Montai Kennedy scattered five hits over nine innings. He also drove in the first run with a fifth inning single, then helped set up the final three runs with a Thomson triple in the ninth. Kennedy improved to 9-8. Spahn took the loss.
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A's Rally Past Red Sox to End Boston Streak
Philadelphia Athletics defeated Boston 7 to 4 ending the Red Sox seven game win streak. Sam Chapman hit his 16th homer to start a four run rally aided by Joe Astroth and Wally Moses. Maurice McDermott lasted five innings before Tex Hughson pitched. Ted Williams provided early offense for Boston, but the A's seized control in the middle innings.
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Saratoga Entries For Today RACE-Pure 87,500
Saratoga entries for today include a Pure 87,500 race with several horses listed such as Destin Fee Jer 1M, Wisenige, Suda U8, and Freax Ferm-M C. Erlanger guides coverage. multiple races across second to seventh with purses and entrants noted.
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Indians Top Tigers 5-0 Behind Benton's Six-Hitter
Cleveland pitcher Al Benton hurled a six hit shutout as the Indians swept Detroit 5-0 ending their homestand at 6-2. Doby and Boudreau sparked the offense with timely hits and a double steal, while Benton and relievers limited the Tigers to four singles.
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Perennials Beat All-Troys for City Softball Title
The Perennials won 12-10 over the All-Troys at 12th Street to earn a shot at Venice Garden in the National Division City Softball League final. Johnny Rosker homered with the bases loaded in the ninth to spark a late rally.
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Cubs Rally in Ninth Tops Pollet and Cardinals 6 4
Chicago Cubs broke a scoreless tie with a three run rally in the ninth off Howie Pollet to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 6 to 4 before a Ladies Day crowd of 36 007. Hal Jeffcoat started the rally with a double, Herm Reich drove in two with a bases loaded double, and Roy Smalley delivered the winner as Andy Pafko and Stan Musial were key figures in the late sequence.
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