Newhouser Chalks Up 7th Victory
Detroit bats down Washington 9 to 1 as Hal Newhouser earns his seventh win with an eight strikeout five hitter. Don Ross drives in four with bases loaded as Dick Wakefield collects three hits to reach 96 on the season. The Tigers seize a 3-1 series edge and strengthen their hold on second in the league.
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Washington
Hal Wneshouser
Nate
Mickey Vermon
Stan Spence
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Jim Mertz
Don Ross
Joe Hoover
Dick Wakefield
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Spence
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Hoover
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Rosa
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Salian
Case
Priddy Sullivan
Detraht
Young MacPhail Joins Brooks Scouting Staff
Brooklyn Dodgers announce L. E. MacPhail Jr. has joined the minor league and scouting staff, assisting Branch Rickey Jr. after resigning as Toronto Club GM to join Navy duty and later teaching at Deerfield Academy. The move places him as an aide to the Dodgers’ president’s son.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Lee) MacPhail, Jr
MacPhail
Toronto
Navy
Deerfield
Mass
Branch Rickey, Jr
Dodgers
Philadelphia Bids For Service Game
Mayor Bernard Samuel urged that the Army Navy football game be staged in Philadelphia claiming Municipal Stadium here should host the annual classic on November 27. He cited a contract with the Army and Navy Athletic Association and noted the 1936 to 1942 games were played in Philadelphia before a 1943 West Point site announcement.
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Bernard Samuel
James U. Mead
D-N.y
Army- Navy
Michie Stadium
West Point
Une
Navy
James Forrestal
Robnert Patterson
Army and Navy Athletic Association
Municipal Stadium
Annapoli
Dykes Suspends White Sox Hurler
Chicago White Sox manager Jimmie Dykes suspended pitcher Edgar Lefty Smith indefinitely for being out of condition. Known last year as Hard Luck Edgar for many one run losses, he this season stands four wins and six losses.
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Jimmie Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Edgar
Lefty) Smith
Smith
Riddles Hurling Brings Reds 5-1 Win Over Braves
Baseball results show Cincinnati defeats Boston 5-1 while Boston beats Cincinnati 4-2. Standings list St Louis atop NL and Boston near middle. Upcoming games include Pittsburgh at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at Philadelphia with weather delays noted.
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Reds Rally Past Braves in Split doubleheader at Braves Field
Cincinnati defeats Boston 5-2 in opener as Elmer Riddle wins his tenth. Manny Salvo blanks the Braves in the nightcap, five hits allowed, 4-2. Despite poor support for Nate Andrews in game one, Reds capitalize on key defensive lapses to turn three runs in the third. Salvo and Walters anchor the Cincinnati win while Boston’s Wietelmann, Workman, Nieman contribute. Frey and Frey with two runs apiece.
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Shawmuts Defeat St. Peter's 16 to 0 at Prospect Park
The Shawmuts routed St. Peter's at Prospect Park with 16 runs. Joe Printsky pitched effectively and went 4 for 4 as a batter, supporting a strong defensive effort. Ryan caught for the winners while Rafferty and Bechard paired for the losers.
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Prospect Park
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Ryan
Rafferty
Bechard
Albany Blanks Binghamton 8 0 in Johnson Field clash
Albany Senators blanked the Binghamton Triplets 8 to 0 at Johnson field behind Walt Smola’s shutout pitching and an 11 hit attack. Ripper Collins’ club built control with a fourth and sixth inning spurt, lifting Albany to 7th straight strong run support and tying with the Sawyer clan for fourth.
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Leahy to Coach Grid All Stars In exhibition clash
Notre Dame mentor Frank Leahy will join an All-Star coaching board to prepare the College All-Stars for a game against the Washington Redskins at Dyche Stadium Evanston Il on August 25. Other coaches include Wallace Butts Babe Harrell Lieut Tony Hinkie and Harry Stuhldreher. The piece also notes trainer Ed Christmas announcing W L Brann retired after the Empire City Handicap.
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Wallace Butts
Georgia
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Tony Hinkie
Great Lakes
Harry Stuhldreher
University of Wisconsin
Yankees Complete Four-Game Sweep With 2-0 Win Over Browns
New York Yankees shutout St. Louis Browns 2-0 as Spurgeon Chandler allowed six hits for his ninth win. Dickey, Gordon, Johnson, and Etten supplied the offense with timely singles and a sixth inning homer by Etten. Dickey left with a leg injury risking All-Star inclusion.
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Joe Gordon
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Metkovich Sold to Boston Red Sox from Seals
San Francisco Seals outfielder George Metkovich was sold yesterday to the Boston Red Sox for immediate delivery. The purchase price was described as substantial. Dee Miles, formerly with the Athletics, was sent to the Seals as part of the deal.
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George Metkovich
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Boston Red Sox
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Athletics
Columbia Starts Football Drills
New York report says about sixty players, mostly Navy V-12 trainees, will report for summer practice at Columbia University. Only five are slated to join the 1942 squad. Back Bruce Gehrke and Otto Apel, and guard Everett Roach are in V-12. tackles Jack Oliver and George Politi are pre engineering. Three former freshmen linemen George Caplis Bob Dolan and George Gilbert also expected. Coach Lou Little recovering from throat operation will miss first week.
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Columbia University
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Otto Apel
Everett Roach
Jack Oliver
George Politi
George Caplis
Bob Dolan
George Gilbert
Lou Little
Hesses to Meet Cohoes Merchants Tonight on Water Vliet Field
The Hess All-Stars travel to face Cohoes Merchants at Water Vliet High School field tonight at 6 45 p m. They seek their 11th victory in 15 starts after a loss to the Troy Raiders. Pat Simmons will line up Art Fruscio or Johnny Karafonda on the mound with Johnny Pakitar catching.
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Rickey Jr Plans Big Three Day Tryout Camp
Branch Rickey Jr son of the Dodgers executive completed plans for a three day camp in Pontiac Michigan July 24 26 for 200 young players. He announced George Sisler University of Michigan would take part as a Brooklyn scout.
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Branch Rickey, Jr
Brooklyn Dodgers
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University of Michigan
Brooklyn
Moses Steals Home For 3 2 Chisox Win Over Bosox
Chicago White Sox erase Boston Red Sox 3 2 in 14th inning as Moses steals home with bases full. Humphries pitched well for Chicago, Ruben and Kolloway drive the decisive run. Moses 18th steal of the year, Sox take series two games to one.
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Partee
Arsenal Softball League Two Shutouts Highlight Week
The F A blanked the M G s 4 to 0 and the Inspectors shut out the P Als 3 to 0. P A's led by Tom Lyons and Bill Evertsen with two hits each scored in the first, third and fourth. M G s threatened early with Guida and Stoherski. Inspectors' Mussell led off the first with a single and Stearns tripled as Grimes held the opposition until the sixth. In tonight’s feature, the Army meets the Firemen. Final: P R 6 M G s 0. P Als 4 9 0. Inspectors 3 0 0.
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P. Als
Tom Lyons
Bill Evertsen
P.a’s
M.g.'s
Frank Guida
Stoherski
Mussell
Jack Stearns
Grimes
P. RK
Blauckman
Michaelson
Army
P.R
Maxwell
Beachman
Maloney
Dennis
Hirby
Evertsesh
Furdyma
Newark Boxer Lane Stops Hocevar In Fourth Round
Larry Lane of Newark scored a technical knockout over Eddie Hocevar at Meadowbrook Bowl. The bout lasted 2 minutes 56 seconds of the fourth stanza in a scheduled ten rounds, with Lane representing Trenton and Cleveland Marie stationed at Cape May.
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Newark
Indus Golf Event Group Named For Frear Park Meet
John Moynihan, Frear Park pro, announces a panel of representatives from defense plants to organize the Industrial Championship golf tourney at Frear Park starting July 17. The group includes Al Bibb, D. & H. C. A. Brown, John Croker, John Doolittle, Charles Brendese, Captain Les Gott, Tim Moynihan, and others. Two July 17 18 qualifying rounds precede match play across divisions, with the championship going to the low 32 scorers in medal play.
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Frear Park
John Moynihan
Frear Park Pro
al Bibb
Montgomery Gets Chattanooga Franchise
Joe Engel president of the Chattanooga Baseball Club announces the Southern Association franchise is transferred to Montgomery Alabama effective after the current series with Little Rock ends. Poor attendance has plagued Chattanooga all season and Montgomery is described as a baseball hungry town since the Southeastern League lapse.
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Tenn. UP
Joe Engel
Chattanooga Baseball Club
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International scores and event notes from Baltimore and nearby cities
Baltimore and regional results show International 8 Syracuse 4 and Buffalo 9 Rochester 3 with Toronto 3 Montreal 0. Newark at Jersey City postponed due to weather. medalists, champions and runners up across divisions noted. A team trophy will be contested along with the event awards.
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