Bill Cayton Sets Pace For Albany
Albany Senators defeat Scranton 14 runs to 7 as Bill Cayton leads with four hits and six RBIs while Vic Barsharz and Barnhart drive in key runs. Don Thompson and Matt steady the mound for Albany amid eight hits and wild pitches in a high scoring evening.
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Scranton
Albany Senators
Serames Pchers
Twerry Eis
Bertram
Goodles
Vic Barsharz
Giontridde
Jace Waters
Bob Istele
Matt
Wiele
Jimmy Collins
Mistele
Humphries
Barnhart
Rockie Hurlers Turn in Victories As Yankees Split
The Rockie hurlers secured wins while the Yankees and Red Sox split a doubleheader. New York won the nightcap 11-2 after Boston took the opener 8-1, with strong pitching and key hits contributing to the varied results across the American League clash.
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Yankees
Bosox
A's Triumph in Doubleheader Over Nuts With Two Wins
The Athletics defeated the Nuts twice, 3-1 and 11-4, in a doubleheader. In game one Irv Hall scored on an eighth inning single by a catcher, giving the A's the lead and the win for Hobo Newsom. Hayes delivered four runs in game two including a bases-filled three-run double to break a late tie.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Athletics
Irv Hall
Roger Wolff
Bull Lefervre
Issani Fermi
Brooks Walk-Off Winner Beats Phillies 2 to 1
Brooklyn Dodgers top the Philadelphia Phillies 2 to 1 as Dixie Walker leads a nine hit attack. Walker doubles to start the ninth, Barney Koch advances, Jack Bolling walks, and Goodie Rosen delivers a pinch single for the decisive run. Hal Gregg earns the decision with six Phillies hits allowed.
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Brooklyn
Dixie Walker
Charley Schanz
Dodgers
Phils
Walker
Augie Galen Ome
Ron Northey
Barney Koch
Luis Olmo
Jack Bolling
Goodie Rosen
Koch
Hal Gregg
Trout Lifts Tigers to 7-0 Drubbing of White Sox
Detroit pitcher Trout blanked the Chicago White Sox for nine hits and his 22nd win, aided by a three and four run surge in the first two innings. The Tigers slugged Bil Dietrich for seven runs, Wakefield doubled, and Trout added a two base hit in the final frame as Detroit improved to 18-10 in their last 28 starts.
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Homer
Ned Res Cecil
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Sox
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Sori
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Torele
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Bucher and Fisney
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White Sox
Trout
Chico
Bil Dietrich
Dick Wakefeld
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Tefittander
Jake Wade
Siel Outlaw
Joe Hoover
Waite
Tiger
Ed Swift
Thurman Tucker
Moser
Cement
Nédein
Tait
Noo X-Clarke
Wade
Totaix
Elmira Pioneers Top Utes 7-4 Behind Bush Victory
Elmira defeated the Utes 7 to 4 as Tareetun uprisings in the fourth and sixth innings propelled the Elmira Pioneers to the win. Roxie Bush allowed seven hits for the mound victory before a crowd of about 50, including Herb Jennock and Joe Reardon.
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Elmira
Barons Defeat Laurels 9 to 2 in Booster Night Showdown
Wilkes Barre Barons rout Hartford Laurels 9 to 2 as 1,100 fans attend booster night. Hooks Henry pitched well despite a few wild moments while Selding steadied the Barons. Petty took the loss with Hickey and Mueller yielding runs in relief.
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Wilkes- Barre Barons
Hartford Laurels
Sanford
Hartford
Barons
Henry
Selding
Petty
Hickey
Mueller
Cubs Rally Past Pirates in Seven-Run opener
The Chicago Cubs ended a seven-game skid with a 15 to 4 rout of the Pittsburgh Pirates in the opener as Bill Nicholson hit his 29th homer and Stan Hack added three doubles and a single. Paul Derringer earned the win with ten strikeouts.
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Chigaca Cubs
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Pirates
Frankie Gustine
Bill Nicholson
Stan Hack
Paul Derringer
Hine
Elwie
Preacher) Roe
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Gustina
Vince di Baggio
Pittspurg
Rojo Beats Pete Martin in Ten Round Main Bout
In Hartford Connecticut Genaro Rojo of Los Angeles knocked out Pete Martin of Puerto Rico in the second round of their ten round main bout.
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Hartford
Conn
Genaro Rojo
Los Angeles
Pete Martin
Puerto Rico
Bears to Battle All-Star Pros in Evanston Charity Game
50 000 fans will pack Northwestern's Dyche Stadium in Evanston for a charity football clash as the Chicago Bears meet collegiate All-Stars led by Tulsa's Glenn Dobbs and Sid Luckman plans to retire after tonight. Pro team seeks to extend their series lead to 6 3 with a large gate and proceeds going to Chicago Service Men's Centers and the Army Air Force Society.
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Chicago Bears
Northwestern University
Chicago Tribune
Kross
Chicago Service Men's
Army Air Force Society
Tulsa University
Glenn
Dobbs
Sid Luckman
Bears
Collegians
Washington Redskins
Marlin
Pat" Harder
Wisconsin
Lutkman
Luckman
Joe Carr
St Met Layden
National Football League
Lynn Waldorf
Collagians
Ted
Browns Rally Past Indians 8 3 To Gain Lead
Browns topple Indians 8 to 3 as Gatehouse shines with four doubles and a triple. Calvert and Gatehouse drive offense while Cleveland hurlers err, leaving St Louis ahead 4 3 in the American League race.
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Indians
Denny Gatehouse
St Louis
St Josephs Loop to Hold Playoffs at South End Diamond
Playoffs reach the St Josephs Junior Softball League today at 6 pm at the Loop's South End diamond after a 14 week season. Army leads with 15 wins and 5 losses, while Navy is 12 or so wins and Marines at 6 17.
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Kirby Higbe
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Buster) Albosta
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Durham
Buster
Pittsburg
Livingston
Esler Field
Alexandria
Standings and Upcoming Games in Major Leagues
Yesterday results show New York 4 Boston 2 Brooklyn 2 Philadelphia 1. Chicago leads Pittsburg 15 to 4. Today’s matchups include New York at Boston with Mew York and Hutchings probable, Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Pittsburg at Chicago, Cincinnati at St Louis, plus several American League games with Boston at New York and Washington at Philadelphia among others.
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Weebington
Arsenal grid team form in Troy area signals new era
Brigadier General A G Gillespie announced the Watervliet Arsenal will field a football squad this season with daily practices under Captain A I Kelsey. The team aims for a mid September opener and most games to be played on Arsenal grounds Sundays, with college and service clubs on the schedule.
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A. G. Gillespie
Watervliet Arsenal
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Jay Vee
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Kevler
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Trips Beat Grays 2 to 1 in Williamsport ten innings
Williamsport, Pa. Elated by a late ten inning win, the Trips beat the Grays 2 to 1 as Bob Albertson pitched well in relief. After a prior shutout, his arm and bad luck again marred his bid for a second victory, ending in a heartbreaking defeat.
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Binghamton
Bob Albertson
Browns Cards Plan Street Car World Series
The Browns and Cardinals announced a streetcar World Series aligned with the Office of Defense Transportation. Ticket sales will be limited to the St Louis metropolitan area within a 50 mile radius of Sportsman's Park, which seats about 33 000 with 3 000 standing.
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Ac ‘Cordance
Office of Defence Transporation
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Cardina
William ©. Dewlit
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St Lévis
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Wilks Shuts Out Reds As Cardinals Win
St Louis pitcher Ted Wilks dominated Cincinnati allowing no runs through seven innings as the Cardinals defeated the Reds 3 to 0. McCormick and Tipton sparked a late rally but Wilks halted any threat, while Johnny Hopp drove in two runs with a double and a homer. De La Cruz took the loss after giving up eight hits.
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