Rudy York Homers in Each Game
Detroit slugger Rudy York homered in both ends of a doubleheader as the Tigers split with the New York Yankees. York's 28th and 15th August homers boosted his season totals while Charley Wensloff and Overmire led respective games. Attendance for the series reached 93,825.
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Stubby) Overmire
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Cards Beat Braves 2-0 for 15th Straight Win Over Boston
St Louis shut out Boston 2-0 behind Harry Brecheen five hitter. Musial extended his hit streak vs the Braves to 18 games. Debs Garris started the ninth with a bunt single, Brecheen drove in Garms with a double, Klein scored on the play, and Brecheen earned his sixth win. Boston managed only five hits with Andrews surrendering nine.
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Lefty) Brecheen
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All Stars Crush Redskins 27 to 7 in Northwestern Tilt
A stellar College All Stars team routed the Washington Redskins 27 7 before 56 000 at Dyche Stadium Evanston Ill The victory ends a nine-year drought for the Collegians with Pat Harder Bob Steuber and Otto Graham starring on offense and defense in a decisive night of football led by Glen Dobbs pass and a 97 yard run back of an interception.
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Baseball In Brief Yesterday's Results and Schedule
Summary of yesterday's baseball results across multiple minors and majors with scattered box scores. Notable line shows Scranton 5 Hartford 13 in Hartford, Springfield 4 at Springfield, and Binghamton 8 at Elmira. Upcoming: Springfield at Albany and Hartford at Utica. Also St. Louis defeated Boston 2 0 and Chicago at Pittsburgh featured Passeau versus Podgajny in a lone scheduled game.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From Early 20th Century Card
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Army Wins 5 4 to Halt Liners' Streak
Army wins 5 to 4 ending the Liners 21 game streak in the General's Cup playoffs. Army, last to beat the Liners this year, scored all runs in the seventh after two out. Captain Roy Fry had three straight hits with two more runs, and Greeson added a bases loaded two run double. Liners scored four hits in the first inning but could not hold the lead.
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Stack
Anderson
Maloney
All-Stars Win Over Mediocres In Brownie Loop
The Browne Softball League All-Stars beat the Mediocres 3 to 2 to even the series at one game each. Len McClure pitched, Al Izzo caught, Jake Peacock pitched, and Peaches Maher caught for the losers. Joe Corrigan led the Stars with three hits. Kopcha Carley Harinagle Sacks Con roy Pepper Cooney each had two. O Connell Cramer and Peacock led the losers with two hits apiece. No date set for game three.
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Peaches” Maher
Joe Corrigan
Steve Kopcha
Junior Carley
Crash” Harinagle
Sacks” Conroy
Pepper” Cooney
O'Connell
Flash” Cramer
Browns Top Nationals 7 to 4 with Homers
Browns win 7 to 4 over the Nationals in St Louis behind Vernon Stephens and Christman homers with six Browns collecting hits. Spence and Moore also go deep as Newsom exits early and Potter, Miller hold the Nats in check.
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Nelson Potter
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Stan Spence
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All Stars Team to Tour Overseas for Games
President Will Harridge announced a conference Friday to consider sending a major league baseball All Stars squad abroad to play a series for American troops. Kenesaw Mountain Landis invited Harridge and Ford Frick to discuss plans after the World Series, which should end around October 12.
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Dodgers Defeat Pirates 6 4 Amid Misplays
Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Pittsburg Pirates 6 to 4 after five third inning runs caused by misplays by Max Butcher and Elbie Fletcher. Vince DiMaggio and Al Lopez were sent from the game after an argument with umpire George Barr in the fourth. Barr later forced several Pirates from the bench. Whitlow Wyatt left the mound in the sixth but earned the win.
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Appling Powers White Sox win over Athletics 4 to 0
Chicago’s Jake Wade shut out Philadelphia 4 to 0 as Luke Appling led with three singles and drove in the first three runs. White Sox take six of seven in the series, Wade fanned seven for his second win. Attendance 1,717.
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Priano to Defend National A A U Swim Title
Naval Aviation Cadet Mike Priano will defend his medley crown at the National A A U swimming championships in New London Connecticut from September 3. Priano set a new Adirondack A A U record Sunday in the city meet for 200 meter breaststroke and also holds the state senior aquatic pentathlon title which he defended last week.
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Fine Collection of Backs Makes Navy Grid Prospects Bright
Annapolis reports a deep veteran backfield ready for wartime football. Captain Al Channel leads a group including Hal Hamburg Hillis Hume Bill Crawley Joe Sullivan Ben Martin and Jim Pettit as Navy eyes a schedule featuring North Carolina Pre-Flight Cornell Duke Penn State Georgia Tech Notre Dame and Army with a potential two deep of proven performers.
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Schultz Makes Brooklyn Rooters Forget Camilli
By Harry Grayson Brooklyn fans hailed Howie Schultz a towering addition after he drew 14 000 to Ebbets Field on a Tuesday. The six foot six and a half inch first baseman impressed writers and fans with rare balance and athleticism, drawing comparisons to past giants and noting basketball background at Hamline College. Branch Rickey warned against basketball for prospects, stressing long term baseball development and injury risk.
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George Kelly
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Lou Boudreau
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Hamline College of Minnesota
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Ohio Wesleyan
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George Harold Sisler
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Yost
Hesses to Meet Cardinals Today at Watervliet High
Hess All Stars face Watervliet Cardinals this evening at 6 30 at Watervliet High School diamond. Frankie Karafunda or Frankie Falzo will start for the Stars with Bob Rafferty catching. For the Cardinals Weldon will pitch and Dick Conney will be behind the plate.
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Lindquist Wins No 10 Laurels Trounce Miners
Hartford righty Carl Lindquist earned his tenth win of the Eastern League season by allowing five scattered hits as Hartford hammered Scranton for 13 hits and a 12 to 2 victory. Buck Etchison hit his seventh homer, Don Manno drove in four, and Tommy Neill collected four hits in five at bats as Hartford clinched the series two games to one.
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Indians Stop Bosox in doubleheader sweep 8 3 and 4 1
Cleveland Indians defeated Boston Red Sox in a doubleheader sweeping the set. Jeff Heath homered twice to reach eight in eight days, Roy Cullenbine added a two-run shot, while Vernon Kennedy and Ray Poat pitched for the Tribe. Dobson struggled with wild pitches as Heath and Mack led the offense.
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Roy Cullenbine
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Tex Hughson
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Metkovich
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Boudreau
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Rue
Summers
Fort Worth Player Freed by Baseball Commissioner
Commissioner Kenesaw M. Landis set aside the executive committee ruling and declared Fort Worth first baseman Mervin Connors a free agent. Connors had been placed on the ineligible list and suspended from free agent status until March 1, 1944 after Milwaukee Brewers alleged he withheld draft status information when Fort Worth assigned his contract. Landis kept Fort Worth and Milwaukee disputes unresolved, ruling the executive finding final.
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