Newcomers Spark Dream World Series All Star Squad
Eleven players debuting in the Dream Game headline a National League lineup dominated by the St. Louis Cardinals for the 11th annual clash with the American League in Philadelphia. Notable newcomers include pitchers Sewell and Passeau and batters Dahlgren Marion and Miller, as teams from Brooklyn and Pittsburgh claim multiple spots while veteran stars miss out due to war and turnover.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Philadelphia
Billy Southworth
Ford Frick
Southworth
Morton Cooper
Max Lanier
Howard Pollett
Earnest Lombardi
Giants
Ellsworth
Babe) Dahlgren
Frank McCormick
Lonnie Frey
Eddie Miller
Cincinnati
Martin Marion
George Kurowski
St. Louis
Billy Herman
Brooklyn
Stanley Hack
Chicago
Sian Musial
Barry Walker
Vince DiMaggio
Pittsburgh
Bill Nicholson
Mel Oit
Fred
Dixie) Walker
Auguie Galan
St Johnson
Clyne Shoun
Virgil
Spud) Davis
Cardinals
Bucky Walters
Paul Derringer
Johnnny Mize
Jimmy Brown
Terry Moore
Enos Slaughter
Joe Medwick
Whitlow Wyatt
Arky Vaughan
Sewell
Dahlgren
Marion
Walker
Galan
Abilty
Tommy Holmes
Boston Braves
Braves
Javery
Dodgers
Reds
Chisox Beat Senators 7 1 In War Relief Game
Chicago White Sox rout Washington 7 to 1 as Dutch Leonard fails early. Don Kolloway leads 13 hit attack with a double and two singles, Roosevelt Vernon and Vernon? wait. The crowd of 29,495 pays 42,624.50 to witness the Sox overpower Leonard.
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Chicago AP
Chicago White Sox
Dutch Leonard
Washington Senators
Don Kolloway
White Sox
Guy Cartright
Wally Moses
Kolloway
Leonard
Chicago
Sox
Washington
Abreo
A. Case
Spence
Vernon
Johnson
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Grove
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Kanipouris
Appling
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Boses
Mertz
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Haefner
Laon
Summers
Stewart
Berry
Baseball In Brief from yesterday's results and standings
Ulster and Albany area clubs posted scores with Elmira and Wilkes-Barre trading zeros. Standings show St Louis Brooklyn and Pittsburg leading divisions. Today's games include Albany at Utica and Binghamton at Scranton with several matches postponed or ended early.
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Asmer
Lady
Gibson
Rathjen
Moran
Camelli
Scranton
Wilkes-B
Utica
Binghamton
Elmira
Wilkes-Barre
Hartford
Springfield
Ww. Pet. Scranton
ASL
Baseball scores and matchups tied to a twilight slate
Baseball scores show American League and National League results with games from New York Cleveland Detroit Boston Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis Washington and Detroit. Notable results include American teams winning in 12 innings and listed pitchers Judd Trout Wynn Dietrich Flores Gatehouse Wensloff and Smith set for upcoming matchups.
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St. Louis
St Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Walters
Allen
Derringer
Barrett
Paladelphia
Podgamy
Gornicki
Rowe
Kraus
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Judd
Trout
Flores
Gatehouse
Wynn
Dietrich
Wensloff
Smith
Adios Wins Grand Circuit Feature at Ngee Randall
Adios, veteran two year old pacer and 1942 champion, won both heats of the Matron Stake Pace at the Grand Circuit meet in Cleveland. Driver Rupe Parker kept him relaxed as Adios clocked 2.07% and 2.05% for a 2:02 record, defeating King's Counsel by four lengths in the first heat and two in the second. Margaret Wyatt upset the 24 Class Trot, taking both heats in two straight efforts and paying $126 in the $5 result book.
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Cleveland
Adios
Ngee Randall
Rupe Parker
Little Bay
Thomas Thomas
King’s Counsel
E. P. Cray
Bellows Falls
M. Parshall
Urbana
Parshal
the Counsel
Margaret Wyatt
R. Horace Johnston
Charlotte
N. C
Henry Thomas
Highest Polished The Four Horsemen of Notre Dame
The Four Horsemen of Notre Dame were described as the highest polished scoring machine in football history, noted for an unparalleled level of execution and efficiency.
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The
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Notre Dame
Comeback Draws Big Gates for Armstrong Returns
Henry Armstrong, famed former featherweight, lightweight and welterweight champion, posted gates of 425000 dollars across his first 22 comeback bouts, signaling strong public interest in his ring return.
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Henry Armstrong
Gates
Cubs Beat Braves in Doubleheader 6-2 and 5-4
Chicago Cubs defeat Boston Braves in both games of a twin bill before 9,123 fans, collecting $9,532.83 for War Relief. Hiram Bithorn won the opener with strong work as Chicago rallied for three runs in the third and fourth innings. Bill Nicholson hit a ninth inning homer to seal the nightcap as the Cubs chased Jim Tobin.
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Boston
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Braves
Hiram Bithorn
Cubs
Severhit Ball
Nate Andrews
Dave Odom
Jim Tobin
Bill Nicholson
Maurice J. Tobin
Fuango
Jimmy Wilson
Cub
Lou Novikoff
Novikoff
Chicago
AL Hack
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Cavaretta
Nicholson
Lowrer
McCulouga
Merulle
Lee
Mas
Ryan
Widermann
Tobin
Bravery
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McCarthy
McCullough
Lowrey
Wietermann
Yanks Win Battle Over Indians In Extra Innings
New York Yankees defeated the Cleveland Indians 3 to 1 in 12 innings in a benefit game for the National War Fund. Nick Etten homered in the second and drove in two runs with a key 11th inning double. Jim Bagby pitched well for Cleveland, scattering five hits as Etten achieved three of them. Ken Keltner and Mike Rocco provided the Indians' lone run in the second inning. A crowd of 22,814 raised about $25,000 for war charities and ceremonies included military drills and a Navy Coast Guard parade.
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Nick Letten
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
National War Fund, Inc
Jim Bagby
Bagby
Etten
Indians
Ken Keltner
Mike Rocco
Gene Desautels
Keltner
Stirmweiss
Ray Mack
George Stirweiss
Johnny Lindell
Ellen
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Desautels
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Boudreau
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Bates
Bagby Uxx
Dietz
Tony
Om Borowy
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Desautes
Dahlgren
Murtaugh
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Grieve
Weafer
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Fletcher
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Wasdell
Pittsburgh
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Rencigno
Resefano
Hebert
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Phils and Pirates Battle to 3-3 Tie in Eleven Innings
The Phillies and Pirates played to a 3-3 draw in eleven innings before 10,655 fans at a War Relief game. Umpire George Barr halted the contest at the end of the 11th under NL time rules, as no late inning may begin after 11:50 pm.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Pirates
George Barr
Dodgers Rip Reds in War Relief doubleheader
Brooklyn Dodgers walloped the Cincinnati Reds 5 to 0 in the first game and 11 to 5 in the second at Ebbets Field before a 26,893 crowd. Curt Davis shut down Cincinnati with four singles in the opener while Dixie Walker homered in his first plate appearance of the day in the nightcap, driving in three as Paul Waner added three hits including a homer. Whitlow Wyatt pitched briefly in relief as Bobo Newsom earned his eighth win.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Fred
Dixie Songbird
Curt Davis
Reds
Johnny VanderMeer
Iseven
Dodgers
Dixie Walker
Paul Waner
Ed Hensser
Whitlow Wyatt
Bobo Newsom
Sincinnati
Hhok
VanderMeer
Mueller
Davia
Gwen
Cincinnati
A. Frey
Williams
Marshall
Walker
AceCormick
Haas
Tipton
Miller
de Paillipe
Heusser
Stone
Malloy
Taxx
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P. Oo
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Mesner
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MecCormick
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Herman
Water
Bragan
Clay
Frey
Vaughan
Camilli
McCormick
Newson
Huts
Wyatt
Heusger
Barlick
Searx
Pinel
Number 37 Links Reds Player and Pitcher Age
Ray Starr of the Reds wears number 37 on his uniform a fact that mirrors the age of the opposing Rede pitcher reflecting a curious coincidence in the game notes.
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Ray Starr
The
Reds
Utica Rallies For 9 8 Win Over Albany At Hawkins Stadium
The Utica Braves overcame a three time Albany lead to beat the Senators 9 to 8 at Hawkins Stadium. Woody Fair led Utica with four singles, Johnny Asmer earned the win against Albany for the third time this season, and Charley Gibson started for Albany. The late rally in the eighth secured Utica's victory after a back and forth game with 17 Utica hits.
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Associated Press
Utica Braves
Senators
Rusty” Rathjen
Rathjen
Red Moran
Moran
Nagel
Camelli
Collins
Snyder
Mullens
Braggs
Gibson
Piarek
Creeden
Gardella
Fair
Lady
Skaff
Eschen
Collinsmen
Cookson
Smola
Utica
Asmer
Rhade
Plu- Tek
Pases
Texas
Srutchak
Braves
Fair and Lady
Red
Rhabe
Jeff
Ulrich Captures NCAA Golf Crown at Olympia Fields
Carleton College sophomore Ulrich, a blond with close-cropped hair, defeated Texas' Bill Boden 6 and 4 to win the NCAA 46th golf championship at Olympia Fields. Ulrich built an early lead by winning three of the first four holes and then blanked Boden the rest of the match, earning the title as he prepares to become a United States Marine.
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Chicago
Wallace Ulrich
National Collegiate Athletic Association
United States
Carleton College
Minnesota
Texas
Bill Boden
Olympia Fields
Hockey scores from early games in New Jersey and Canada
International 1 Newark 6 Rochester 3. Rochester 14 Newark 2. Toronto 3 Syracuse 2. Toronto 9 Syracuse 1. Buffalo 2 Jersey City 2. Jersey City 2 Buffalo 6. Baltimore 8 Montreal 3.
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Rochester
Toronto
Syracuse
Buffalo
Jersey City
Tjersey City
Baltimore
Montreal
Browns Top A's 3-1 in War Relief game behind Niggeling
St Louis Browns pitcher Johnny Niggeling fanned seven in seven innings of hitless relief, guiding a 3-1 win over the Philadelphia Athletics before 6,015 paid at the ballpark. Al Zarilla contributed two key hits and scored, while Milt Byrnes and others added on errors and passes to seal the victory. The win lifts the Browns from the cellar as Arntzen gave up six runs in 6 1 3 innings for Philadelphia.
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St. Louis Browns
Johnny Niggeling
Philadelphia
Browns
Athletics
Niggeling
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Toledo
Chet Lanbs
Milt Byrnes
Hal Wagner
Connie Mack
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Valo
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Laaby
Arnizen
Sudet
Siebert
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Hall
Suder
Balla
Armizen
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Cilit
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Monarchs Edge Burg Boys Club In Seven Inning Win
Rudy Meoli belted a homer in the eighth to lift the Lansing burg Monarchs to a 5 3 victory over the Lansingburg Boys Club at 116th Street field. Battery mates Brown and Meolia led the winners while Cunningham and Christopher played for the losers.
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Lansingburg Monarchs
Lansingburg Boys’ Club
116Th Street Field
Billy Inglis
Bet
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Meolia
Batteries
Cunningham and
Christopher
Bosox Tie Tigers In 12 Innings Twist of 12th
Boston Red Sox and Detroit Tigers played to a 3 to 3 tie in 12 innings before 13,789 fans. Tony Lupln singled and Bobby Doerr homered to push the Sox ahead in the ninth, but Pinky Higgins homered in the Tiger ninth to force extra innings. In the 12th the game ended at darkness after exchanges of home runs in a twilight tilt. Pre game Dick Wakefield won sprints and tied Leon Culberson for best time around bases.
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Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
National War Fund, Inc
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Tex Hughson
Virgil Trucks
Hal White
Tony Luplen
Bobby Doerr
Babe Barna
Eddie Lake
Sox
Pinky Higgins
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Mace Brown
Dick (Whirlaway) Wakefield
Leon Culberson
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Boodworth
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AL Tendance
Giants Rally To Split War Fund doubleheader With Cards
The New York Giants defeated St. Louis 4-3 in 16 innings before dropping a 5-0 game to complete a doubleheader split. Sid Gordon scored on a wild pitch in the 10th to seal the opener, while Howie Foiliers pitched six strong innings in the nightcap as the Cards faded. The crowd of 15.6 percent contributed an estimated $17,000 to the War Fund, with UN reps and field contests interspersed between games.
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St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnat
Cards
Giants
Howie Foiler
War Fund
United Nations
Cliff Melton
Morton Cooper
St. Louis
Sid Gordon
Mort Cooper
Buster Maynard
Ernie Lombardi
Gordon
Lombardi
Hess All Stars Host St Michael's Tonight at Watervliet
Hess All Stars, winners in 11 of 12, host St Michael's at 6 30 pm on Watervliet High School diamond. Pete Russo will pitch for St Michael's, leaders of the C C Senior loop. Pat Simmons will start Johnny Karafunda with Johnny Greek Patakar as catcher. Earlier, Hess beat St Michael's 5 3.
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Hess All Stars
St. Michael's
Watervilet High School
Pete Russo
la Salle Institute
Pat Simmons
Hess
Johnny Karafunda
Johnny
Patakar
Hesses
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