Hurling Ace Keeps Hits Scattered in 10 Inning Win
Mort Cooper allowed 11 hits and six strikeouts to post his 18th victory of the season as the St. Louis Cardinals shut out the Boston Braves 20 innings. Harry Walker and Stan Musial delivered key hits in the 10th inning to seal the win, with Al Javery pitching all ten for Boston. The Braves stranded runners and failed to capitalize on chances as Cooper completed a complete game shutout in extra innings.
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A's snap 20 game skid by routing White Sox 8 1
The Athletics had their 20th straight defeat tied and then defeated the White Sox 8 to 1 in the nightcap after a 6 5 loss in twilight action. Roger Wolff earned his ninth win in the second game while Ly man Harris struggled in relief in the opener.
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Uncertain Football Year Opens With Redskins vs College All Stars
In Evanston Illinois a 50 000 crowd will witness the opening game of a war geared season as the Washington Redskins defending NFL champions meet the College All Stars at Dyche Stadium Northwestern. The All Stars led by Harry Stuhldreher seek to end a four year skid while stars Otto Graham Charley Trippi Glen Dobbs Angelo Bertelli Pat Harder Steve Filipowicz Roy McKay and Connie Clatt pace the college squad. The Redskins led by Slinging Sammy Baugh hope to avenge 1938 and Elmer Layden will present the Joe Carr Memorial Trophy to Don Hutson as league MVP.
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Dick Wildung
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Minnesota
Joe Wolff
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Bob Zimny
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National Football League
Joe Carr
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Reds Sweep Phillies With 4 2 Victory
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 4 to 2 last night to notch a third straight win and sweep the series.
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Musial Drops Point But Still Paces National Loop Hitters
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals leads the National League batting race at .352 while also topping triples with 16, doubles with 33, and total hits at 167. The piece notes shifts among other leaders, including Nicholson’s 20 home runs and 95 RBIs, Vaughan’s runs scored lead, and Rip Sewell as the top pitcher at 18-5.
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Pirates
Bosox Blank Indians 7-0 in second game of doubleheader
Boston pitcher Dick Newsome shut out Cleveland with two singles as the Red Sox swept the twin bill 7 to 0. Jim Tabor homered for Boston in the seventh. Allie Reynolds struck out 6 in a 106 season total. In the opener Cleveland won 3-2 behind five hits from Alice Reynolds.
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Baseball In Brief Results From Yesterday
Baseball in brief notes yesterday saw Binghamton 5 over Urica 4 with George, Roger, Drescher, and Hamil contributing. Scranton 4 Hartford 2 featured Covington, Lapine, Usich, Human, and Stats. Wilkes-Barre at Springfield postponed due to weather with other planned matches listed as only games scheduled.
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Springfield
Baseball scores and upcoming games for today
National Pittsburg 9 Brooklyn 6. New York 8 Chicago T. Chicago 6 New York 1. St Louis 1 Boston 0 10 innings. Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 2. Today’s games pitchers Pittsburg at Brooklyn Hebert 3-8 vs Wyatt 7-5 St Louis at Boston Brecheen 54 vs Andrews 10-16. Only games scheduled.
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Burg Boys Club Rallies to Halt Monarchs 9-5
The Lansingburg Boys' Club rallied to defeat the Monarchs 9-5 in a Junior League contest at Knickerbocker playgrounds. George Winkler started for the winners, giving up five runs in the first inning. Al Cunningham relieved and pitched well, aiding a strong team effort led by Cunningham three hits and Winkler and Christopher with two apiece. Rudy Meoli starred for the losers. Tonight the Watkins All-Stars meet the Tigers at Knickerbocker.
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Hartford Downs Scranton 8 to 2 in second game
In Hartford Connecticut the Hartford team defeated Scranton 8 to 2 after dropping the opener 6 to 1. The series stands even with one win each and a tie. George Woodend, a local semi pro pitcher recently signed, threw a four hitter. Bud Etchison hit an inside the park homer with the bases loaded in the seventh.
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George Woodend
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Bud Etchison
Baseball Scores and Matchups From Early Season Listings
The clipping lists multiple game results and pairings across teams including New York, Detroit, Cleveland, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, Washington, St. Louis, and Boston again. It notes scores, matchups, and pitcher pairings such as Ber ony and Wensloff against Overmire and Trout, Le febvre versus Newsom, Hughson and Dobson against Kennedy and Peat, and Flores against Wade.
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Overmire
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Baseball Scores and Ty Cobb Lifetime Batting Average
International Rochester beat Buffalo 7 to 3 and Syracuse defeated Newark 4 to 3 in 10 innings. Jersey City edged Baltimore 5 to 4, while Baltimore overcame Jersey City 9 to 3. Ty Cobb finishes with a lifetime major league batting average of .367.
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Ty Cobb
Army P A Score Playoff Wins at Arsenal
The Army led by Capt Al Kelley pitching and Roy Yo well at bat defeated the P A Department 51 in the General's Cup opener. Harvey Bessette sparked the P A attack with two singles and two walks. The Apprentice boys beat the Planners 41 as Larry Currier collected two hits. Line scores show Army 8 4 to 4 .
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Jerry Burdick
Joe D’amelia
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Edward Gartner
Frank Dean
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Pro Golfers To Find Roost Tough Course
Four top pros Byron Nelson Gene Sarazen Yak Patroni Jimmy Hines travel to Wolferts Roost Country Club Albany for a 18 hole best ball exhibition honoring Tom Creavy recovering from illness. The 6600 yard par 70 layout features small fast greens with four demanding par threes and lake hole No 15. Pro greenskeeper Jack Gormley notes blue tees and strong iron play will decide the event set for 2 30 pm with advance ticket sales strong.
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Yanks Trim Tigers in doubleheader results raise hopes
Detroit Tigers split a doubleheader with the New York Yankees, keeping a three games lead in the series. Spurgeon Chandler earned his 16th win in the opener with a four hit effort, while Virgil Trucks tossed a three hitter to win the nightcap. Nick Etten hit his 13th homer to avert a shutout but Ernie Bonham walked in a run in the seventh to seal Detroit’s 3-1 victory.
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Arsenal 90s rally shocks Rensselaer in playoff win
In a Class A Industrial league playoff at the Arsenal, a late inning rally produced three runs to lift the Arsenal 90s to a 4-2 victory over Rensselaer Valve. Behr Manning fell 9-6 to Arsenal 90 mm as Choppy, Benoit, McCarthy and Briegle combined for the decisive hit sequence.
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Bivins Knocks Out Marshall In Sixth Round
Jimmy Bivins of Cleveland stops Herbert Marshall of New York in the sixth of a 10 round bout before 10 108 spectators. Bivins weighed 177 pounds to Marshall’s 170. Marshall pressed early but was floored for an eight count after a right to the chin in the fifth. A left hook and a right hook by Bivins in the sixth ended the fight at 35 seconds with referee Eddie La Fonde counting out Marshall.
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Giants Top Cubs 8 7 in opener then fall 6 1 in nightcap
New York Giants staged a wild two game set with Chicago Cubs. In the opener 8 7 after a long duel featuring 33 players and 10 pitchers. Buster Maynard delivered a ninth inning homer to seal the victory for New York. Ed Hanyzewski pitched four hits for the Cubs in the second contest as the Giants were routed 6 1.
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Sewell Gets 19th as Bues Beat Brooks
Pittsburg Pirates beat Brooklyn Dodgers 9 to 6 in a twilight game halted by darkness after six innings. Rip Sewell earned his 19th win despite lasting only five and one third as Dodgers produced 16 hits and Pirates capitalized with timely offense including four runs in the fifth.
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Women Swim Stars Await Title Meet
Shakamak State Park Indiana hosts the opening of the Women national swim championships as Riviera Club of Indianapolis leads with defending team champions. St George Dragon Club of Brooklyn Women’s Swimming Association of New York and Lake Shore Athletic Club of Chicago each field five contestants.
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Nats Triumph Early With 10-4 Win Over Browns
Washington launched four first inning runs to crush the Browns 10 to 4 at Sportsman's Park. Stan Spence homered and doubled in four trips, Bob Johnson also homered, while Chet Laabs accounted for the Browns' only long ball. Spence finished with a multi hit night and four runs batted in as Washington built the early lead and held on for the victory.
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Wakefield Supplants Appling As No 1 American League Batter
Detroit rookie Dick Wakefield overtook Chicago’s Luke Appling for the AL batting lead with a .330 average, 3 points up on last week. Appling fell to .329 as Wakefield also led in hits, while Curtright slipped to fourth and Johnson rose to third. other leaders include York in RBIs and home runs, Chandler with 15 wins, and Newhouser adding to strikeouts.
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