Braves Dominate Cardinals In Twin Bill, 9-3 and 3-1
Braves topple St Louis in both ends of a doubleheader, winning 9-3 and 3-1. Cooper and Sanders pace the offense as Boston builds early leads in the first game and holds off late charges in the nightcap.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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St. Louis
Braves
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Lusiv
Lee
Farmer
Tun
Ray Sande
Read
Stu Howerh
Boston
Dekorny
Redbird
Leeco
Kurowset
Sanders
Daes & Bases
Upset Wins Highlight Saturday Sports Across Circuits
A jumble of race results and tennis exploits from New York Chicago and Philadelphia dominates Saturday sports. Dezarge and Desert Retiow place in major stakes at Gallorette and Arlington Classics while J Sea Black wins the Rancocas Stakes. Tennis stars Doris Hart and Shirley Fry advance in women’s circuit as New York and Philadelphia club events crown contenders.
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Itapaute Gallorette
Esteeen
Pavrot
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Dezarge
Desert Retiow
Chicago
Pat O'Luck
Washington Park
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Madesey
Night Gredon
Durazna
Camden
Sea Bnack
Te Shoes
Yankees Rally to Beat Tigers 5-4 in Rain
Yankees staged a three run rally in the first game of a doubleheader to topple the league leading Detroit Tigers 5-4 before a crowd of about 35,021 as rain halted play. The second game was postponed. Wal ter Wilson walked George Stirs weiss with the bases loaded to force in the tying or winning run.
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George Stirsweiss
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Deatock
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Detroit
Washington
Piecwbitter
Zed Eaton
Hank Borowy
Helton Estawy
Pievear
Syncrer
Dofos
Yanus Easton
Sig Siew
Bengals
Yanks
Einen
V Son
How
George Stainback
Geagrae Keweise
Psila Delphea
Angei
Phaze
Cineinnadt
Fizesr
Anienelli
Rupe Saedia
Binghamton Trips Pioneers In Doubleheader Sweep
Binghamton swept the Elmira Pioneers in a doubleheader at Johnson Field as Gene Bearden won his ninth in the opener despite an ailing arm. Amie Cohen homered inside the park to give the Pioneers the edge before a seventh inning storm halted the second end. The third inning featured rare double plays and a miscue by Bolle but Greenwald and Patrick drove runs. The teams schedule a single game tonight with Ernie Biekthaus opposing Harttuck. Joe Valenzuela will start for Elmira.
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Elmira Pioneers
Johnson Field
Elmira
Amie. Cohen
Gene Bearden
Pioneers
Fitzpatrick
Bella
John Greenwald
Bolle
Brutchak
Greenweld
Cubs Blast Giants In Pair To Lengthen League Lead
Cubs rout Giants in a doubleheader to stretch the lead to four games. Vandenberg pitched well, allowing three hits and two late ones to win the opener. Wyse earned his 12th victory in the nightcap as Chicago built a big early lead and coasted. Red Treedway and Dewey Rams paced the offense with key hits and Cavaretta added a homer.
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Giants
Chicago Upi
Chicago Cubs
Lwagtkes
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Vandenberg
Hogas
Wyse
Baisman
Withtrottr
Weir
Jack Brewer
Innning
Scor
Dewey Rams
Lenny Fer
Phil Cavatretta
Andy Hansen
Standings and Results From Baseball Leagues
National League results feature Pittsburg routing Brooklyn 9 to 1 while St Louis tops its opponent 3. New York loses at Chicago as Boston faces St Louis. American League shows New York 5 Detroit 2 with rain causing postponements. Cleveland defeats Boston 4. Eastern League notes postponed games with Binghamton Elmira and Utica Williamsport matchups. Standings include Binghamton 2 6 4 and Elmira 1 5 2 with rain altering schedules.
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Donnelli
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Heflin
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Wolf
Grove
Humphries
Christopher
Newson
Cincinnati
Lee
Louis
Pitsburg
York
Boson
Reds Rally To Double-Header Sweep Phillies 6-1 3-1
Cincinnati Reds defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 6-1 in the opener and 3-1 in the second game of a doubleheader. Vern Kennedy earned his second Redleg win, surviving a ninth inning rally as Cincinnati built leads with two runs in the second and seventh frames. Jimmy Foxx contributed a key pinch hit and relief work, while the Reds bullpen contained the Phillies after early scoring by Foxx and Dain Clay.
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Vern Kennedy
Ratty
Cibernati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Cin
Cinnati
Kennedy
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia
Jimmy Wasdell
al Unser
Vance Dinges
Cincinnati
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See Dagger
Reds
Steve Mesner
Rmetros
Rome
Watters
Charley
Schahy
God
Roy OM Dex
Sehanz
Foxe
Spinel
Wattens
Old Orchard Opens Grand Circuit Amid Ban Attracts Hores and Entries
Old Orchard Beach, Maine, launches a Grand Circuit meet on the Kite track despite the ODT ban. About 250 horses arrived as entries focus on Maine and New England stables. notable contenders include Gipsy Hanover from Rodney Stable and Lady Brilliant from O'Donnell. The schedule features a $12,000 National Stake for three-year-olds and a $66,500 two-year-old trot as races begin under starter Steve Phillips.
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North Randall
Ohio
Vana
Edwin’ T. Heller
Down East Trotting Association
Grand Circuit
C. W. Phellis
Greenwich, Conn
Maine
New England
Down East
Wester M. Mewer
Fire A. 5
Rodney Stable
Saratoga
J. D. Thompson
Prince Ernest Seattle Winner At Longacres
Prince Ernest Seattle won the six furlongs at Longacres in 1 10 carried by jockey Harry McGahan. Owned by Mrs. B Hutchison, the prize paid $6.20 $3.70 and a third.
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Prince Ernest
Twin Bill In Hartford Called Off
Hartford doubleheader with Scranton was ruined by rain at Connie-Bulkely Stadium drawing families from New England. Notable visitors included Smidky Joe Wood and Mrs Wood watching Steve Wood of Scranton. Del Guercio family from Newark. Bob Sperry from East Haven.
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Connie
Bulkely
New England
Bruhn Returns as Colgate Football Line Coach
Former University of Minnesota guard Bruhn will return as Colgate University football line coach for next fall. Athletic Director William A. Reid announced the decision last night.
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Milton
Bruhn
University of Minnesota
Colztte
William A. Reid
Pirates Hit Dodgers With Big Batting Binge in Twin Bill Sweep
The Pirates blasted the Dodgers in both games, scoring 19 runs in the nightcap as Bob Elos starred with a home run, a triple, a double and a single. Clyde King went 5 for the Pirates, while Vic Lombardi allowed 11 hits and Bill Salkeld homered for Brooklyn. Rip Bowell earned the opener win as Brooklyn rallied for a 7-4 triumph. A crowd of 74,139 watched the doubleheader.
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Ken Gables
Sue Bus
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Pirate
Selder
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Clyde King
Usu
Ed Stanky
Goody Rosen
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Stewart and Batactast Teoria
Mauriello Faces Eagle Tonight in Waterbury Showdown
New York heavyweight contender Mauriello faces Charley Eagle of Waterbury in a ten round main event at Waterbury Municipal Stadium promoted by George Mulligan. A six round semifinal pairs Dala Kovach of Naugatuck with Sal Brandino of New York, and two other six rounders complete the program.
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UPV
Tami Mauriello
New York
Charley’ Eagle
Waterbury
Clash
George Mulligan
Municipal Stadium
Mauriello
Dala Kovach
Naugatuck
Sal Brandino
Herb Flam Wins Eastern Junior Tennis Championship
Herb Flam ranked No. 1 junior in the country captured the Eastern Junior Tennis Championship in New York by defeating Richard Saritt of Bayonne 64 64 61. Flam hails from Beverly Hills, California. The doubles title went to Sidney Schwartz and Leonard Steiner of Brooklyn who beat the Methey brothers Dean and MacDoashi of Princeton 86 60 63.
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Herbert Flam
Richard Saritt
Bayonne
N. F
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Beverly Hike
Calif
Sidney Schwartz
Leonard Steiner
Brooklyn
Methey Brothers
Dean and
MacDoashi
Princeton
N. J
Shirley Fry Captures Middle States Grass Court Crown
Shirley Fry of Akron Ohio won the Middle States Women's Grass-Court Tennis Championship at the Philadelphia Cricket Club with a 35 62 victory over Helen Pedersen Ribbany of New York. Fry also teamed with Barbara Krase of California to win the doubles title against Rikbany and Betty Stokuna from Forest Hills New York.
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Wil Mington
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Jack McManis
San Dero
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Ani le Enwied Coske
Boston
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Doris Hart
Miami
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Akron
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Pederson Rillbank
New York
Ladislay Hecht
Frank Shields
Seymour Greenberg
Chicago
Wat Goldsteis
Brooklyn
New Rink Hiate
Ting
Shirley Fry
Middle States
Helen Pedersen Ribbany
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Texas Mentor Predicts Stronger 1945 Texas Football Brand
Texas coach Bible, after wartime success, forecasts a faster game for 1945 with new rule changes. He notes experienced players, a stronger backfield, and the return of several former rivals from naval programs. Bible expects a solid line and increased speed, but cites replacing Bobby Layne as the major challenge.
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Ace Pagser
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Moteros Harrelson
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Senators Meet Barons In Two Postponed Doubleheaders
Eastern League contenders Albany and Wilkes-Barre were set for a pair of twin bills at Hawkins Stadium but rain soaked the grounds delaying the opener. The programs will start at 7 pm with a pregame ceremony by Albany Engineering Depot officers. After the series, Scranton visits for games midweek. Ray Curtis, recalled from Birmingham, has been released to his former club.
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Hawking Stadium
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Edward M Markham
Scranton
Hawkins
Ray Curtis
Birmingham
Albamy Club
Utes Batter Grays in 9-0 Nightcap Shutout
Utica UP-Bombs burst over McConnell Field as the Grays toppled the Wilmiamport Nine 9-0 behind 8 hit shutout work by Burling. Goicoechea started shaky, Ecklund finished, three umpires called the tense game, rain delayed start and a postponed nightcap leading to a bargain attraction.
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McConnell Field
Toad
Wmiameport
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Jack Kisible
Charie Ripple
Frank Mertin
Sox
Fred
Guliani
Joe Traspuesto
Leo Goicoechea
Portsider
Willamsport
Ecklund
Tyson
Rog Baldes
Newman
Bosox Half Indians 6 4 Second Called at Fenway Park
Boston Red Sox beat Cleveland Indians 6 to 4 at Fenway Park before a rain delay ended the game with two outs in the sixth. Eddie Lake opened scoring with his 8th homer and Boston added three more on Metkovich double Johnson walk and Lazor single.
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Boston
Mel Harder
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Sox
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Bob Johnson
Johnny Lazor
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Bob Barbark
Loeffler Rejoins Yale Athletics Staff
Kenneth Loeffler, retired U S Army Air Corps major, returns to Yale as a coach after a leave of absence since April 1942. New Haven announces the staffing change reflecting continued athletic program adjustments for the university.
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Kenneth &. Loeffler
U.S Army Air. Corps
Yale
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