Davis Tops Phils 2 1 in tough Brooklyn win
Davis led the Dodgers to a 2 1 victory over the Phillies as unearned runs and timely hits decided the game. Brooks Davis and Barrett starred for Brooklyn while Goody Rosen added offense and Parkersbree. Attendance figures not available.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phillies
Barret
Dodgers
Ike
Philx
Sitlee
Rao Wales Ant
Goody Rosen
Stes
Coutie
BARI
Browkly
Banksy
Galen
Nationals Edge Athletics in opener and nightcap loss
Washington gains a split doubleheader with Philadelphia as the Nationals edge the A's 3-2 in the opener before dropping the nightcap 2-1. Reliever Joe Berry notched the eighth inning win for Philadelphia while Bobby Estalilla's timely hit sealed the first game. Mike Kreevich and Mack Claypool contributed for Washington, but errors cost their pitcher.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Nationals
Roger
Harland Cit
Joe Buhel
Joe Berry
Bobby Esteitlia
Nats
Pail’ Marchilden
Mike Kreevich
Matchildon
Paval Canadian Air Forces
Charley
George
Athletics
Emil
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Babe Newsom
Leonard
Newsom
Joe Babel
George Binks
Beubel
Hills Layne
Mone
Rick Ferrell
Gill Torres
Dick Siebert
Kubel
Siebert
Kuhel
Kriefs
Feld
Binks
Jim Boyer
A's
Ossie Bluege
Mickey Haefser
Ed Busch
Goa
Felm
Bertine
Tae
Senators Wallop Rascals, 5 to 2, for Ninth Straight
The Albany Senators beat the Williamport Rascals 5 to 2 last night to complete a ninth straight victory and sweep the series. Fernandex had a safe start, with key hits from Parra and Fernandes driving in runs as Evklund held the lead. A crowd of 7,644 attended despite transportation tie disruptions.
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Albany Senators
Tor Shell
Willameport
Rascals
Hawkies
Wiltems- Fort
Willamaport
Fernatdex
Wifom Valdes
Ferond
Parra
Evklund
Tsa
Webster
Henry
Tavenier Sud
Nelson Posts 295 to Cop Golf Special at Oakmont
Brian Nelson of Toledo won a four round war bond golf match at Oakmont Country Club with a total of 205 seven over par. Sam Snead finished second with 293, Harold McSpaden was third with 304, and Gene Sarazen 314. Nelson earned 2,500 in bonds and 1,000 for a low round. Snead took 1,500 plus 2,000 in bonds for two low rounds. About 10,000 fans watched as Nelson matched pressure with a birdie to pull away.
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Pittsburg
Brian Nelson
Toledo
Oakmont Country Club
Nelson
Sammy Snerd
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Snead
Harold
Eg) McSpader
Philadelphia
Gene Sarazen
Tne
Connecticut
Squire
Jags
McSpaden
Sarazen
Yak
Sam Park
Strore
Reds Rally Past Cardinals as Kennedy Sparks Win
Reds beat the Cardinals 5 to 2 as Kennedy drives in two runs and Frank McCormick adds a third inning RBI. Steve Mesner and Eric Tipton contribute, Reds secure early lead with two runs in the third, while St. Louis fields errors and late relief by Buckeye’s pitcher. Attendance listed at 1463 with Ladies Day tickets noted.
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Ciecinnars Lowry
St. Louis
Gerseep Hoa
Sekird
Rennecys Eigat Ag Mings
Kennedy
Reds
Frank McCormick
Steve
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Bander
Marion
O'Dea
Verbern
Rex
R. Cieref
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Livke
McCormie
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Mijses
Lakeman
Loris Oh
Cincinnati
ErrerVersan
Adame Titton
McCormick
Mernes
Schoendienst
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St Lovie
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Standings and Results From National and American Leagues
Yesterday's results show Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia 2 and Pittsburgh 0 in the National League with mixed standings and scheduled games. In the American League Washington 3 Philadelphia 2 and Philadelphia 2 Washington 1 plus Boston 1 and New York 6 St. Louis 5 are listed amid postponed Detroit at Cleveland due to grounds.
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Willamsport
Binghamton
Scranton
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Hartford
Utica
Wilkes-Barre
Pet. Lier
Elmira SS
Wiliamsport
Albaxy
Williamsport
Elmira
Browns Nip Tigers 5-4 in Moore’s clutch hit rally
St Louis Browns edged Detroit Tigers 5-4 as Gene Moore delivered a sharp RBI single after a Park run, with Bob Mu n cheth relief and key plays from Vern Blepherson and Des Gett eride guiding the late rally. Muencher earned his tenth win of the year over two defeats as Detroit’s four-run inning failed to seal the game.
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St. Louis
Bob Muncheth
Gene Moore
St Louis Browne
Vice
Detroit Tigers
Browns
Tighret
Tigers
Detrait
Washington
Des Getteridge
Lois Fiones
Inters
Moore
Clutteridge
Vernon Blepherson
Othe Srar
Las Mueller
Detroit
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Tusners
Webb
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Stephens
Mueller
Benton
Stetkeouts
Ja- Munerier
Hentia
Jakiext
Robinson Si Calls Off Fight With Mandell
Buffalo. N Y boxer Si Robinson notified Fairview Athletic Club that he is sick and cannot proceed with a scheduled 10 round bout against Jimmy Maside in Memorial Auditorium Tuesday in Buffalo against Mandell.
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Bufalo. N.Y
Ray Sugar Robinson
Fairview Athletic Club
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Memorial Auditorium
Jimmy Maside
Buffalo
Service grid may shrink as demobilization hits 1945 football
Washington reports demobilization threatens to cut many service teams from the 1945 grid season. Preflight schools and Army Navy teams face reduced rosters as trainees depart, with cancellations and schedule reshaping likely. Key commands including Georgia Pre-Flight may drop scheduless, while Navy stations in Jacksonville and Pensacola expect to continue play.
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Army
Navy
Georgia
W. M
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Towa
SL Marv’s
California
North Carolina
Avery Air Forces
Texas
Marine Corps
Great Lakes
Quantico
We le Jeune
N.C
Cherry Point
Paris Island
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Pancheton
Giants Bow To Sub Base Nine 5 to 3
New London Conn report shows the New London Submarine Base beating the New York Giants 8 3 to stay unbeaten against MLB clubs. Marty Feldman pitched three innings for the Giants and nine straight hitters were retired before the submarine team rallied behind Fischer and Ace Adams to surge ahead.
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Giants
New London
Conn
Loudoun
New York Giants
Gobs
Washington Wall
Boston Braves
Marty Feldman
Fischer
Ace Adams
Pioneers Sweep Hartford Series in 13-10 Victory
Hartford OP Elmira captured the Hartford title last night at the Stadium, but the Pioneers also toppled Pete Saktenis for the first time this season. The visitors, led by Nakienis hampered by a sore throat, produced a 13-10 win to seal the summer series 14-6, with Funk, Kozlowski, Fitzpatrick, Mitrus, Reardon, LaTrance and Comyn among top hitters in a high scoring game.
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Hartford
Elmira
Pioneers
Pete Saktenis
Naktenis
Jocala
Pete
Funk
Aves
Eer
Kozlowski
Fitzpatrick
Mitrus
Joe Reardon
Roger Latrance
Comyn
Barons Acquire Two Pony League Standouts
Wilkes-Barre Barons announce the purchase of two star performers from the Batavia Clippers, pennant winners in the Pony League, under a working agreement between the clubs.
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Wilkes-Barre
TheWlkes-Barre-Barone
Batavia Clippers
Troy Area Golfers Take Six Prizes In Eastern N. Y. Tourney On Roost Links
Troy area golfers dominated the Eastern New York Golf Association fourth IMS tourney at Wakfert's Roost Country Club. Jor Rawas of Shaxer Ridge CC won first amateur honors, with Mase Vergont of VaoSchaich Island close behind. Mucci of Mechanicville led Class A with 64 over 18, while other Troy players outperformed in top divisions. Next event set for Mechanicville Golf Club in two weeks.
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Troy Area
Eastern New York Golf Association
Wakfert
Jor Rawas
Shaxer Ridge Country Club
Hokes
Mase Vergont
VaoSchaich
Cohues
Wea
Gross’ Lycee
G. C.mucet
Mecnaricville
Gott Cua
Atayner
Leu Forget
Vae- Sebaick Island
Joe Belogi
van Beisand
Hartey
San Ss
J. FL Dilton
Rustis
Haieh
Clasay Dela
Vergoni
Covether
Mucci
Dan Gormley
Wolfers Fest
Gormley
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Bil Ransey
Woolfert Roost
Martin Flanagan
Edison Club
Mangino
VanSchaick Island
Bill Freisner
Wolfert Roost
C. N. Perleberg
Edison Ciup
Mechanicville Golf Club
Troy
Mechanicville
Marie Vergoni
VanSchaick
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Leu
Forget
Fred Murray
Ed Mazur
Don Mangino
B. Dillon
Mechanic-ville
Joe Betogi
van Schaick
B. Murphy
Perry Robinson
Feller to Take Regular Mound Turn
Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau plans to use Bob Feller on a rotating schedule matching his rest needs. He may pitch Saturdays in Detroit or open the Boston series, with decisions tied to Feller’s health, rest, and pennant race implications. The plan aims to balance games with Detroit and Washington while maximizing the Indians' chances.
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Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
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Boston
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Axel
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Jeague
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Tribe
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Felter
Tigers
Navy
Nats
Fetter
Ange
Trips Rally to Double Header Sweep Over Miners
The Trips took both ends of a doubleheader from the Miners 13-6 and 7-1. In game one Usey collected 25 safeties as Cooley took the loss. Stelmack earned the win. In game two Al Emmertgon held Scranton as the Trips pounded Steve Wood for 12 hits.
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Scranton
Aeavon
Cooley
Maher
Usey
RPI to Meet Corp Soccer Team Here
R P I coach Dick Schmeizer’s squad will test pre season strength tonight at 7:30 under North Field lights facing the Schenectady soccer club. Referee James Conner. admission free. limited substitutes in this practice game.
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Schenectady
North Field
James Conner
New York
Emmett Sano
Silvain Hirsty
New York City
PSLA
Cubs Blank Bues 2-0 to Gain in Race
Chicago Cubs blanked the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-0 to gain on the pennant race as Hall of Famer Stan Hack returned to the lineup. Ray Prim earned the win with Hy Vandenberg relieving in the eighth. Roy Hughes doubled in the first for Chicago’s only run, with Andy Pafka adding another in the ninth on a gustine error and Merulle bat. Nicholson returned to duty after a Monday benching for poor hitting amid lineup shifts to cover injuries to Cavarretta and Johnson.
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Jeinsen
Bill Zuber
Boston Fed Sox
New York Yankees
Foerpic
Byron la Forest
George Metrovich
la Fores
Rod Johnson
Charlie Ketter
Johnny Lazor
Holm 'Gor
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Bill Metheny
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Frankie Crosetti
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Hy Vandenberg
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Roy Hughes
Heine Becker
Andy Pafka
Frankin Gustine
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Len Merulle
Phil Cavarretta
Beld
Dan Johnson
Hack
Toronto Triumphs in 1st Rowing Duel
International reports Toronto defeats Rochester 6 to 5 and 4 to 2 in back-to-back games. Montreal dominates Buffalo 7 to 2 and 9 to 4. Baltimore and Jersey City split, with Newark and Syracuse each scoring wins or losses as listed.
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Montreal
Buffalo
Baltimore
Jersey City
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Syracuse
Frankie Pytlak To Join Bosox
Frankie Pytlak of Buffalo is discharged from service and expects to finish the season with the Boston Red Sox. The move marks a return to Major League Baseball for the catcher after military service.
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Frankie Pytlak
Bosox
Buffalo
All Stars to Meet Packers at Soldier Field Tonight
A crowd around 92,000 is expected at Soldier Field for the College All Stars versus Green Bay Packers charity game. The 22nd annual edition aims to outshine wartime peers but may miss 1942’s record. Don Hutson headlines the Packers, with Trippe and Kennedy among stars for the All Stars.
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Mammoth Soldier Field
College All-Stars
Green Bay Packers
Colegians
Chicago Trebune
Lake Front Stadium
All State
Tom Harmon
Michigan
Bob Kennedy
Washington State
Charley Trippi
Georgia
Don Hutson
Green Bays
Pasar Spatcher
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Hutson
Collegians
Don
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Green Bay
Louw Brock
J .Pallback
Ted Fristh
Trippl
Ton
Army Air Forces
Kennedy
Tula
Moynihan and Bible Win Frear Park Junior Golf Matches
In the Frear Park Junior Golf Championship at Frear links yesterday Al Bibb Jr. defeated Paul Rosa by 7 at the upper bracket. Jack Moynihan Jr. beat Tim Anderson one up. In the tower bracket Gerald Kaippte edged John Island 5 and 4 and Marvin Anderson Jr. defeated Billy Wilcox Jr. 2 and 1.
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al Bibb, Jr
Paul Rosa
Jack Moynihan, Jr
Tim Anderson
Frear Park
Frear Links
Gerald Kaippte
John Island
Marvin Anderson, Jr
Billy Wilcox, Jr
Featherweight boxer dies after Stadium bout in New York
Dios Torres, 24, a Puerto Rican featherweight who defeated Angel Aviles at Hawkins Stadium on August 2, died in Harlem Hospital Tuesday from injuries sustained in the ten round fight. Police say brain concussion was the cause. Investigators seek information on the bout details and Torres had complained of stomach pains on returning to New York and delayed hospital care against doctors advice.
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Angel Aviles
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Troy Sports Arena
Harlem
New York
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Torres
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