Break String Of Wins by Junior Loop
Nation League and American Leaguers clash in a bill of a dream game, with strong hitting from Ty Cobb era names like McCarr, Spence and Walker. The Nationals rally, scoring in the sixth and eighth, while Raffensberger and Borowy duel on the mound in a high tempo contest.
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Watee McCarr
Zon
Jim Zame
Hank Borowy
Yankees
Tex Hughsdén
Nationals
Rims
Twa
Detrait
Hal
Newhouser
Tiger South
Raffensberger
Bill Nicholson
Chicago
Billy Southworth
Wey
Sewell
Tobin
Sian Spence
Green Defeats Joey Peralta in Ten-Round Boxing Match
Johnny Green of Lackawanna outpoints Mexican challenger Joey Peralta of Tamaqua in a ten round bout at Civic Stadium. The Hudson Boxing Club hosted the event with Green winning a clear decision over Peralta while Deiron earned a separate victory over Stan Beilus in the semi final.
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Buffalo
Johnny Green
Lackawanna
Joey Peralta
Tamaqua
Hudson Boxing Club
Seht
Civic Stadium
Jas
Siat
Deiron
Stan Beilus
Schemecher
Oni
Peerless McGrath Special At Troy Country Club Links
Tomorrow at Troy Country Club Brunswick Road hosts the Peerless McGrath Special event. Play begins at 9 am with prizes for low gross and other contests. refreshments served and awards announced. Notable entrant Burleich posted a 73 gross in Sunday’s tourney.
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Troy Country Club
Troy
McGrath
Brunswick Road
Soam
Golf Burleich
Miners blank Phillies in exhibition 4 to 1 win
Miners hand the Phillies a 4 1 exhibition defeat as Ted Cles and Charley Lecc lead with a mix of singles doubles and three bases. Byron La Forest sparks the win with two triples and 3257 fans watch Scranton beat Philadelphia behind Pfennig's pitching.
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Hastern
RBI
Scranton
George Savino
Austin Lepine
Steve Kozlowski
Pfennig
Harry Mooradian
Vance Dinges
Buni
Bob Russell
Pfenniz
Eastern League standings and game schedule noted
In Utica the results show Utica 3 Wilkes Barre 0 and Utica 9 Wilkes Barre 1 with Elmira at Hartford postponed. Today Williamsport visits Hartford Scranton plays Utica Wilkes Barre faces Binghamton. National League has no games scheduled.
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Elmira
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Binghamston
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Albany
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AMERICAN LEASOTE No Games Scheduled
Brief notice states no games on schedule for American Leasote with Gamex Today.
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American Leasote
Double Upsets Rout Stars in Eastern Clay Courts
At Montclair New Jersey the Eastern Clay Courts tennis championship sees two high seeded upsets in the women's quarter finals. Edna Steinbach Jackson Heights defeats Connie Clifton Rollins College Fla 2-6 6-2 6-1 and Helen Germaine New York beats Betty Rosenauest South Orange Rollins star 7-5 3-6 7-5. Steinbach and Clifton meet in the semi finals. In the men's division top seed Jack Womanis and third seed Ted Schein of New York reach the semis as McManus dominates Von Maur 6-1 6-1 and Schein defeats Lundgren 6-3 6-4. Lake Broskorn and Eduardo Huse win in tight sets. Quarterfinals pit Lurie vs Bricker and Schein vs McManus, with the women’s doubles and remaining matches scheduled today.
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Frtt
Edna Steinbach
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Connie Clitton
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Helen Germaine
New York
Betty Rosenauest
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Clifton
Jack Womanis
Ted Schein
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Charles Lundgren
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Willem Lake
Broskirn
Michael Polcerze
Eduardo Huse
Plainfield
Frank Sandis
Tod
Lurie
W. Irving Bricker
Thomas Burke
Forest Hills
Incide
McManus
Norman
T. Barber
Judy Atterbury
Roslyn
Lilian Lopaus
City Island
Jagainst
Betty G. Stokum
Athletics Beat Albany Senators 13 to 5 in Exhibition
Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Albany Senators 13 to 5 at Rankins Stadium in an exhibition game delayed by a thunderstorm. Connie Mack sent Woody Wheaton to the mound. Albany pitcher Dick Blow started, with McCabe and Tustin finishing for Albany.
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Nats Wallop Richmond 7 to 1 In Exhibition
Washington Nationals hammered three Richmond pitchers to win an exhibition game 7 to 1 in Richmond Virginia. The Nats plated seven runs on 11 hits while Richmond managed one run off four pitchers. Wolff Emaps Chapman Diaz Weldon and Cabrera featured for Washington.
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UPI
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Tiny Pirate Breaks Into Big Game at Forbes Field
The Pirates top prospect joins the lineup as Pete Cae sarart is unavailable and 30 zak selected by manager Billy Southworth. Danny Niretiz’s band opens Forbes Field’s 35 year old history with the national anthem, amid stars like Joe Cronin and Stan Spence. Lefty Grove and Carl Hubbell host a reception, Cy Young noted among attendees. Hank Borowy starts for the Americans and drives in a run as the All Star game mood builds.
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Forbes Field
Danny
International 2 Newark 5 Syracuse 3
International and Newark clashed as Syracuse prevailed 5 3 while Buffalo routed Rochester 4 0 and Newark earned a 2 5 loss in a rush of early season results.
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Newark
Syracuse
Buffalo
Rochester
All-Star Box Score Shows Classic East Victory
American team edges National squad 4 to 1 in a midweek clash at Gaian Brooklyn with Raffensberger earning the win and Hughson taking the loss. Musial Medwick and Kurowski provide standout hits as Cavarretta and Walker contribute for Chicago and St. Louis. Attendance reaches 29,589.
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Raffensberger
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zzNicholson
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Ziz
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Cavarrella
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Newhouser
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Muncrief
Walkers
Tobin
Berry
Barr NL
Browns to Play 28 Night Tilts
The St Louis Browns announced they will schedule 28 night games through the rest of the season, with one afternoon exception against Detroit to allow the Tigers to catch two trains. The Cardinals plan 24 prime time contests, totaling 26 before season's end.
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Tigers
Brown
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Major Loops Okay More Night Games
Major League Baseball moved toward night games as the National and American Leagues approved expanded opportunities for weekday games under lights. Washington already plays all weekday games at night, with others likely to follow. the pact runs to 1936 and needs minor league approval, while Landis deflected questions on his possible resignation.
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Ti Yea
Commi
K. S. Landis
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Sam Breadoh
Ithe
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St. Louis Browns
Phillies
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White Sox
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Glants
Pirates
Indians
Landis
Cardinals to play night games under new ruling
The St Louis Cardinals will use the new major league ruling allowing all night games except Sundays for the rest of the season. Tomorrow they host the Cincinnati Reds in a night game and Friday will host the Reds in a makeup game with free admittance for ladies. Another regular night game is set for Saturday.
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St Louis Cardinals
Cardinal
Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
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Cornell Gridmen Prepare for 1944 Season
Cornell University football, a 110 man squad including 12 civilians, practiced 40 minutes in intense heat as 8 regulars return and two newcomers join. Notable recruits include Don Somers from Lehigh, James Gordon from Wake Forest, and Al Chapman from SMU. Paul Robeson Jr., son of the famed singer, also among the new players. The team opens the schedule at home against Syracuse on September 23.
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Lehigh
James Gordon
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al Chapman
Southern
Methodist
Paul Robeson
Teeruitg
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Cornell
Syracuse
Bagby to Take Army Exam After Maritime Service Resign
Cleveland pitcher Jim Bagby, 27, former Cleveland Indians star, has resigned from the U S Maritime Service and will undergo a pre indiction physical in Atlanta Ga tomorrow. Bagby, reclassified 1 4 by the draft board after his resignation, is the father of two and pitched last season as a right hander.
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Jim Bagby
Cleveland Indians
Ree
United States Maritime Service
Atlanta
Cleveland News
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Maritime Service
Hawapiper
Indians
Eatayette
Ind
Albany Races and Baseball Tie Ups Spark Long Season Drama
The Albany club plans to return to Eastern League playoff push with a doubleheader against Elmira and a Friday game as they chase Hartford. Del Bissonette’s squad faces tough odds as they trail by three and a half games, with a crucial home stretch including a late July series with Scranton and a Labor Day visit from Hartford. Meanwhile Saratoga’s racing future and Green Tree Park plans stir debate as tracks vie for larger purses and bigger crowds.
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Elmira
McCaffrey
Hartford Laurels
Rip Collies
Gret Place
Laurels
del Bissonette
Senators
Hertford
Albany
Labor Day
Scranton
Free For All Captures Arlington Futurity Preview Pace
Free For All, unbeaten colt from John Marsh, dominated the Arlington Futurity prep at Chicago yesterday. He beat stablemate Errard by three quarters with Flood Town third, as Otto Grons rode the winner over a 1:06 mile on a slow track. Exford led early before Free For All surged to the front in the stretch.
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Free For All
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Ave
Errard
Edward Lasker
Exford
Leon
Buddy) Haas
Town
Otto Grons
Utica Blue Sox sweep Wilkes-Barre Barons in twin bill
The Utica Blue Sox shut out Wilkes-Barre 3 0 in game one and won 9 1 in game two. Winning pitchers were Kimble and Long with Hiarakul and Boness charged with the losses. Lehman hit a grand slam in the seventh inning of the nightcap as Utica surged ahead and doubled in runs later. The Barons managed six runs in the opener and one in the ninth of the nightcap to avoid a sweep.
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Wilkes-Barre Barons
Kimble
Long
Hiarakul
Boness
Leftielder Lehman
Sox
Tucans
Barons
Blue Sox
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Daniels
Riley
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Turkey Tyson
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Piccuita
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Radakovich
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Ith
Utica
Goulish
Mott
Tyson
e@cross
Barone
Coaches Weigh Notre Dame and Purdue Fresh Faces for 1943 Grid
Notre Dame and Purdue lean on fledgling coaches and new players as they begin summer workouts. At Notre Dame, Ed McKeever steps up after Frank Leahy Navy call, guiding a veteran-tinged backfield with Bob Kelly and George Sullivan. Purdue relies on Cecil Esbell to helm the attack with limited help as the team rebuilds after last season.
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Ed McKeever
Frank Leahy
Leahy
Navy
Smd
Bob Kelly
George Sullivan
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Sullivan
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