Detroit 20-Game Winners Highlight Hal Newhouser Pair
The article notes Hal Newhouser and Paul Trout in a select duo for Detroit as they reach 20 wins in a season. It recalls dramatic games, including a doubleheader against Albany Senators and a tense finish with key hits from Jack Mayhew and others. The write-up blends game details with historical notes on two-game winners and past leaders from Detroit.
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Hal Newhouser
Paul Trout
Detroit
Fiankies
Albany Senators
Liemtgort
Medaf
Caffrey
Eee Essen
Fred Clemence
Siani
Port Hurfers
Senators
Leonard Tee
Vick
Devis
Gatain
Grays’ Ser
Haseen
Jack Mayhew
Billi Rodgers
Greys
Collinsmen
Parra
Rodgers
Cayton
Cayton’s Infield Gorinder
Dorley
Gagan
Tiwo
Stoboda
Collins
Clemence
Grays Barboil
Sloboda
Renza
Morradian
Doy
Doftrey
Michie
Dorey
New York
Hal Newkosseré
Paul -Pkizy
Egaune
Trent Ace
Tory
Trout
3Iulfia
Coveleskiz
Bridges
Dauis
Lea Yeager
Ed Summers
Troy
Newhouser
Tiger
Mullin
Coveleskie
Eldon Auker
Rowe
Covington Minor Leaguer Receives Top Honors
Covington hurler voted No 1 minor league player of 1953 receives the Snorting News scroll at McConnell Field. The Scranton team star helped win the league title last season and pitched a no hit game for a perfect Eastern League record. George Savino and Vance Dinges participated in the previous season’s no hit contest.
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Che
Cov Zon
Blue
McConnell Field
Thomas H. Richardson
Eastern Sea
Covington
Scranton
Epringheid
Scranton Clud
George Savino
Vance Dinges
Noran
Yankees Catcher Dickey and Navy Officer Hulse Graduate Training School
Former New York Yankees catcher William M. Dickey and Ensign William F. Hulse, noted for outdoor running, graduated yesterday from the United States Naval Training School at Fort Schwyler. Also in the class were Exisign A. Hall, a Philadelphia Eagles football alumnus, and Ensign Maurice M. Craft Jr. tied to Boston Reds.
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New York
William M
Bill) Dickey
New York ‘Yankees
Ensign
William F. Hulse
New York University
America
United States Naval ‘Training School
Fort Schwyler
Irpiss A. Hall
Philadelphia Eagles
Maurice M. Craft, Jr
Mer Outhelder
Boston Reds
Frascota Wins Ashgrove Farms Stake at Saratoga Raceway
Frascota, owned by Arden Homestead Stable, captures the Ashgrove Farms Stake at Saratoga Race, with notable performances from Goshen in heats and Countess Lena in third, as One Mile Pace events and multiple heats unfold, listing horses such as The Colon Lady and Miss Frisco Dale among starters and purses noted.
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Ashgrove Farms
Saratoga Springs
G—P Frascota
Arden Homestead Stable
Goshen
Last Sight
Saratoga Race We
Colonels Laiy
HL W._ Gace Johnston
Charione
N.C
Weck
Lena
Mina Dale
Frista Daie
Dr Thompson
Tiberas
Adrian
Ming Dale
Huggins
Ferdinand
Stout
Phillips
Lucky Dey Tiberas
Miss Frisco Dale
Single Paylis
Feira Byron Hanover
Auburn Volo
Cavity
Rufus Hanover
H. Craig
Ewan Hanover
Miller
Danielle Hanover
Sky Cloud
Hank Thomson
Ash Grove Farms
Countess Lena
Black
Lady Diana
Spica
Briggs H Rose Abbe
Dannyle Don
Adeile Hanover
tWoodin
Alec
I Thomson
Dan Oday
Sky Grove
Wye Boy
Beau Hanover
Ticonderoga
Pownell
Clark
Countess le Fronets
Black Jewell
Troy Stakes On Raceway Card Tonight at Saratoga
Tro y Stake on raceway card tonight at Saratoga Springs features a $1,000 Troy for trotters and a $4,200 Warrensburg for pacers. Five horses race the Warrensburg field with Time Table a standout, aiming to defend pacing mark set last week. Golda, Richabet, Bowman Henover and Jenny Carey among rivals. Other races include trot and pacing showcases with listed entries and chase notes.
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Saratoga Springs
Warrensboro
Saratoga Raceway
Warrensburg
Village Farm
Dormney
Troy
Wee Laird
Chuck Signal
Gypsy Hanover
Fis Sela
Gondolier
Ezie Volo
Aelé
Golda
Richabet
Bowman Henover
Jenny Carey
Raceway
Wprard
Crosay
Josedale
Lytia
Froude
L. Sager
Ga Annig
Pee Eppard
J. Stat Hanoter
Yee
Morten
H. Rye
Rees
UCL Peexnam
Joredaie Lynnigo
Clark Nury Helle
Mr. Shanks
Sally
Bone A
Boer
Tomnasns
C. Grattianor
Ashton
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Gongolier Tc. Deany
Wee Laird i Witty
A. Clark
Post Qeastions
Two Trapshoot Titles Decided at Grand American
Vandalia Ohio Mrs Ruta Smih of Indianapolis and Tom Houghton of Flint Michigan were crowned the first champions at the 45th Grand American Trapshooting Tournament. Mrs Krivth, 21, a clerk who began trapshooting five years ago, won the women’s champion of champions by breaking 95 of 100 targets.
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Vandalia
OGP
Ruta
Smih
Indianapolis
Tom Houghton
Flint
Mich
Krivth
St Anthony's Edges St Peter's in Catholic High League
St Anthony's defeated St Peter's 2-1 in a Catholic High Field game. Pitcher Dick Lemke threw a two hitter for St Anthony's while Ed Murphy, Don Caswell, and Stockings Conroy supplied the catching and battery. St Peter's tallied once in the second inning as Al Marans and Cunningham led the offense for St Peter's.
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St. Anthony’s
Catholic High Field
Dick Lemke
St. Anthony's
Murphy
Don Caswell
Conroy
St Peter's
al Marans
Joan Choppy
Don Caswall
Cunningham
Doyle Upsets Scolari to Reach National Junior Final
Jean Doyle of San Diego upset Barbara Scodelld of San Francisco 64 3 6 2 to reach the semifinals of the National Girls Junior Tennis Championship. Doyle faces favorite in tomorrow’s semifinal as Shirley Rye Akron Louise Snow Bakersfield Connie Ditton New Smyrna also advance.
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Philadelphia
Jean Doyle
San Diego
Cal
Barbara S¢co|ield
San Francisco
Miss Doyle
Miss Scodeld
Shirley ¥Ry
Akron
Ohio
Louise. Snow
Bakersfield
Connie Ditton
New Smyrna
Pla
Miss Bry
Miss Snow
Miss Clifton
Miss Fry
Joanne Dunn
Des Moines
Iowa
Silvia Baker
Santa Monica
Ever ‘Oreen Haney
Greenwich, Cosn. SR
Liners claim second straight win in General Cup playoffs
The Liners defeated the Repair Gang 5 to 2 to extend their playoff run as Watervies Arsenal Softball League postseason games continued. Gruba led the offense with a double and two hits in three trips, while Grimm took the loss for Repair. Johnny Dundon added two singles in a separate General Cup contest where GQ beat Inspen tion 7 to 3 to end their run.
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Liner Shop
Watervies Arsenal
Liners
Gruba
Grimm
Johnny Dundon
Playoft
Aga - Bos
Rain Delays Utica Blue Sox Scranton Game At Mes Connell Field
Rain halted the fourth inning at Mes Connell Field delaying a Blue Sox Scranton contest. Chet Covington dominated the mound with four strikeouts and two singles while Don Thompson escaped jams but officials postponed play at 9:45 after a 30 minute rain delay.
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Utea
Blue Sox
Weatherman
Mes
Connell Field
Jupe Pluvius
Scranien
Nin
Chet Covington
Bol Warder
eWo
Covington
Portsider
Scranton
Infeld
Pappy Lehman
Chet
Don ‘Thompson
Sig
Sox
Ed Yeash
Turkey Tyson
Yeash
Buds Lepine
Fred Daniel
Wes
Bob Harvey
Ji Dia Bor
St Michael's Wins Again at Park Diamond
St Michael's, pace setters in the C YO League, trimmed Sacred Heart at Prospect Park. Joe Printsky pitched three-hit ball for St Michael's with Bill Bonville catching. Breen pitched for Sacred Heart with Kearns behind the plate. Mike Piskutz had five hits in three trips, driving in all three St Michael's runs. Barns went 0 for 3 for Sacred Heart.
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St Michael's
Sacred Iear
Prospect Park
Joe Printsky
Bill Bonville
Breen
Sacred Heart
Kearns
Mike Piskutz
St. Michael's
Barns
Akron boy Jimmy McLane eyeing national AAU outdoor swim crown
13 year old Akron distance swimmer Jimmy McLane, entered in 400, 800 and 1500 meter events, profiles to challenge in the national AAU outdoor championships held indoors at two pools. He faces rivals Keo Nakama, Gene Rogers and Jerry Kerschner with Yale and Great Lakes Navy teams represented.
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Jimmy McLane
Akron
Ohio
Sundar
Navy
Sim
Jimmy
Williams
Lake
Kingston
W. C
Keo Nakama
McLane
Nakama
Metane
Gene Rogers
Columbia
New London
Cardinals Extend Mastery of Cubs to 12 in Row
The St Louis Cardinals defeated the Chicago Cubs 11 to 1, extending their win streak over the Cubs to twelve games. Mort Cooper earned his 38th victory with strong pitching while Walker Cooper hit a two run homer and collected three hits in four at bats.
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Cubs
Lous Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Morty Cooper
Cardinals
Cooper
Mita
Walker Cooper
Bejas
Pat
Mort
Chicaco
Hack
Doo Schuster
Cavarretta
Neeholeorn
Gonimas
Davemaniire
Nowthoge
BR Merutio
Willams O Chipman
Exithson
Hanveensal
Fom
Totae
Lgus
Faltos
Aone
Berzamo
Rt Musal
Setkeonts
Colnoman
Ericxson
OW Chipman
Erickson
Hangrewsit
Standings and Results From Eastern and National Leagues
Eastern League standings show Albany and Elmira leading with rain postponements affecting Williamsport and Scranton games. National League results list St Louis beating Chicago 11 to 1 with planned Philadelphia at Boston and Chicago at St. Louis matchups for tonight.
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Albany
Williamsport
Elmira I. Hertford
Hartford
Elmira
Scranton
Utica
Wikes Barre
Binghamton
Wilkes-Barre
Bingamaton
Uuica
Philadelphia
Boston
Radl Sensberger
Barrett
Chicago
St. Louis
Passeau
Wilke
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
Il Pet
St Louis S
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia Ev
Washington
Wings and All Stars play to 2-2 tie in night game
Walton Wings and Arsenal All Stars battled seven innings to a 2-2 draw at Watersnet High. Darkeness halted play after seven. Hack Hafrix allowed only one hit. Dufresne behind the plate. Swota had the lone All Stars hit. Kershaw pitched for the Wings.
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Walton Wings
Arsenal All Stars
Watersnet High Diamond
Hack Hafrix
All Stars
Dufresne
Swota
Kershaw
Al Spencer Wins Wisconsin Harness Feature at State Fair
Al Spencer captured the Governor's Cup feature at the Wisconsin State Fair in a 2:03 trot earning top money. The Chicago entry placed second in the first heat, first in the second and fifth in the third, with Pay Up second and Worthy General third.
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Milwaukee
al Spencer
Chicago
Pay Up
Worthy General
All American Golf Field Settles Down to Business
Chicago prepares for the All American golf event with 26 amateurs 28 women and 160 professionals remaining from initial entries. George S May funds the $2 500 prize as 72 hole medal play begins on Tom O Shaniers terrain amid exemptions for top players and servicemen.
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Chicago
Golfdem
George S. May
Tom O’shanier
Simon Pures
Lawson Little Withdraws From All American Golf Tournament
Lieut W Lawson Little former National Amateur and National Open champion withdrew from the $12500 All American tournament citing Naval orders. Mrs Little recently gave birth to twin girls. In pro action Byron Nesset Harold Jug McSpaden and Sam Byrd led practice and qualifiers amid rain delays and near-darkness.
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Chicago
George S. Mar
Tom O'Shanter Country Club
W. Lawson Little
U.S. N.rl
May
Little
Byron Nesset
Toledo
Ohio
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Philadelphia
Rogolfer
McSpaden
Nelson
Bob Hamilton
Sam Byrd
Byrd
Henry 5. Willams, Jr
Royersford
Penn
Claude Harmon
Grosse Pointe Woods
Mich
Euch
Ed Forgol
Detroit
Publiclinkster
Batty Berg
Minneapolis
Minn
The
Marines
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Texas
Petty
Dale Morey
Indianapolis
Ind
Furgel
Cubs Sign Young South Bend Hurler
The Caicego National League Club signed 18 year old right hander Bob Rush after an exhibition game in South Bend Indiana He will attend Purdue University for four years and play baseball only during summer vacation reporting to the Nashville Southern Association club next spring Rush stands 6 feet 4 inches and has pitched for Riley High School and the Knights of Pythias semi pro team His father Harry Rush formerly pitched for the St Louis Browns and the Columbus American Association team.
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South Bend
Ind
Caicego
Bob Rush
Rush
Purdue University
Nashville Southern Association
Riley
Knights of Pythias
Harry Rush
St Louis Browns
Columbus American Association
Burg All-Stars blank Troy All-Stars 2–0 at Prospect Park
The Burg All-Stars defeated the Troy All-Stars 2 to 0 at Prospect Park diamond with Higers and Fitzgerald forming the battery. The Burgers own an 18–5 season record and plan a game against the Colts All-Stars at LaSalle Field tonight at 6. Manager Joe Kennedy may start Joe Echter or John Ryan for the North Enders, with Fitzgerald catching.
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