Cubs Top Giants 3-1 Behind Wyse Win
Cubs beat the Giants 3-1 as Hank Wyse earned his tenth win this year. Eddie Waithus drove in two runs with a pair of hits, Stan Hack and Don Johnson contributing. Andy Palko to return to action after being sidelined since June 1, ending Boslo’s winning streak.
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Chitaga Cube
Hende
New York
Alnglus
Eocent
Dawn Koato
Mit
Ken ‘Lrinkle
Giants
Hank Wyse
Bye Rigney
Wile Tid Marehall
Mickey Witele
Wyse
Johnny Mize
Walker Cooper
Hist
Dastian
Eddie Waithus
Cubs
Yee Ftordas
Hila
Stan Hack
Don Johnson
Waithus
Anutber
Hack
Phil Cavarratta
Rong Tly
Walthus
Trinkie
Johnson
New Yorkers
Hoslo
Andy Palko
Renterfelder
Trojan Post Faces Rowe Nine At Laureate Park
Trojan Post, second in the Troy Amateur League, meets Rowe Nine at Laureate Park tonight at 8:30. Lineup includes Minnva, ATWiigan, Bil Mulli gin, Connrad, Hart, Wink Evers, Wagner, Wille Kane, Jo Aunigan, Sheehan and Woods. The Hovering aims for its strongest squad as both teams seek a win before next week's schedule.
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Trojan Post 409
Trojan Mine
Mary's
Lyon Post
Watervliet
Teurvate Park
Trojan Pagt
Jims Tavern
Central Park
Seheneetaily
Saints to Face Sacred Heart at Prospect Park
Sir Mary's hosts Sacred Heart tonight at Prospect Park st 6115 in a nonleague tilt. Sacred Heart beat the Saints last meeting and will seek revenge while Saint Mary's holds two wins over Sacred Heart this season. Pitching duties include Le Paulus Reville Bourgeois Helfarleh with Ted DeBonis catching. starter to be chosen from Harrington Ques Brelger and Pwirien. All Bt Mary's players asked to wear new suit for tonight's lineup.
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Sir Mary's
Sacred Heart
Prospect Park
Saints
Harrington
Ques
Brelger
Pwirien
Bt Mary
Clu
Luasle
Cardinals Rip Brooks 10-4 to Cut Pace Lead
The Cardinals defeated the Dodgers 10-4 in a wild game noted for ejections and a heated dispute over a third inning drive. Harry Brecheen earned his sixth win as St Louis pounded Dodger pitching, boosting attendance to 803,793 for the season through 42 home games.
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Cardinals
Rip Brooks
al Bagbek
Aroge
Belser
Blaughter
Bartek
Dodger
Dal
Harry Walker
Red Birds
Hugh Casey
Harry Brecheen
Ed Barrett
Whem
Dottzers
All-America Lacrosse Teams Led by Army Navy and Princeton
Army, Navy and Princeton dominated the 146 All America lacrosse selections announced by the USILA. Damon Jordan and Rajly top players earned second team honors while Machado Mead and others received honorable mention. Navy placed three first team and three second team selections. Army matched with two first team and two second team picks. Princeton and Johns Hopkins also had multiple honorees. Committee members included coaches and university officials from Rutgers, Swarthmore, Penn State, Navy and more. The lists name players such as Leonard Gaines Princeton and James Carrington Navy among others, with several Maryland and Hopkins players also cited.
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Army
Navy
Princéton
Maryland
Fred Fitch
Rutgers University
Avery Blake
Swarthmore
Thomps Bent
Portmouth
Glenn Thiel
Penn State
Wiliam HH. Moore
F. Morris Touchtong
Agny Ferris Thomsen
St. Juln's
Ray von Avnan
Cornet
Leon Miller
C. CN
Wiest Ean
A. Housanian
Aviary
Leonard Gaines
Princeton
Ler Chambers
Ernest Ransome
William Devens
Edward Hinson
James Carrington
Robert Fetters
Clarence Wowltt
Hopkins
Jerry Courtney
Daymon Jordan
Stuard McLean
Eli Wirk
John Nolan
Henry Fish
Sam Walker
Amy
Frank Hoen
Horseho Fuson
Army Port Market
Dons Triumph Over Miller A. C. 11-6 in Softball Play
The Dons defeated Miller A. C. 11-6 with a battery of Freny Paw Heboughin and Idge for the winners. The report notes potential future matchups against Poe ca and Fireman teams and invites contact with Troy for details.
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Heboughin
Idge
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Poe ‘Ca
Fireman
Troy Allt
Reds Triumph on Hattons 3 Run Homer
Reds edge Phillies 4 2 as Hatton belts a three run homer and Hetki allows two runs. Key moments include Hatton's fifth inning slam into the right field bleachers and ensuing manager ejection. Attendance 1465 marked a short, brisk game.
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Reds
Hatton
Cines Inpall
Mdy Aatlon
John Hetki
Sayerhit
Climinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phils
Teds
Hetki
Philadons
Jim ‘Taber
Phil
Chariey Stannen
Aist
Philadelphia Bursar
Ty Hatton
Philadelphia
Ben Chapfian
Hothi
Aitondance
McNeill Tops Lambert and Secler in Eastern Clay Matches
McNeill, the 1940 national titleholder from Orange, ranked No. 2, defeated Weldon Lambert of New York 6-0 6-4 and then Richard Socer of Bellrose 8-1 6-0 to reach the round of 16 at the Eastern Clay courts. Dr. Robert Lake and John Cooke advanced, defeating Ray Antiznat and Fa Burke respectively, as seeded players mostly won early rounds. In the women's side, top seeds Helen Pederson Richtbany and Norma Tauvele Barber moved into the third round with Pederson Richtbany beating Barbara Davis and Barber defeating Jane Cobb.
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New York
Don McNaill
Orange
Jackive Heights
Clwt Yeatenday
George Framas
McNeil
Weldon Lambert
Nesw York
Richard Socer
Bellerose
N.Y
Schecter
Foveus
Sayour Greenberg
Chixcao
Rouyt Rehampion
Jumoa Mtehman
Los Angeles
Axel Knutmian
Cambridge
Maas
Frank Guarnacy
Gardenity
Robert Crosswell
Maton
Ea McGrath
Brooklyn
Ewood Cooke
Sidney Wood
Xinough Wood
Dinecsely
Wil- Tin Tutley
Bronxville
N. Y
Cooke
Manny Berliner
Milam
Fla
Vincent Paul
Helen Pederson Riktbany
Norma Tauvele Barber
Ateh
Ribhany
Barbara Davis
Harrisburg
Paul
Mia
Barber
Janet Cobb
Sullivans Rally to 9-5 Victory Over Mahari
Sullivan players propelled a 9-5 win over Mahari in a Waterville City Baseball League game. McGrath pitched, Taur hit, Romano homered and singled, Bermete went 3 for 4, and Azadian added a long double to back the win.
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Sullvans
Mahars
Reon OG
McGrath
A's Dominate Chisox With 12-0 Shutout
American League recap shows the Oakland A’s collecting 13 hits to blank Chicago 12 to 0. Standout performances boost clear victory as box scores reveal strong hitting and pitching. Major league results include Detroit edging New York 2-0 and other scheduled games across the circuit.
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Boston
New York
Detroit
Washington
St. Lattin
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicapo
Philacatpnia
Hopp Boosts NL Batting Lead In Week Of Action
Johnny Hopp surged to a 371 average for the National League, moving ahead of Lexie Walker of Brooklyn and Stan Musial, with Walker dropping to 366 and Musial climbing. Mize moved closer to the top with 18 homers. Walker led runs, and Ryan of Chicago topped the pitching list with an undefeated 4-0 record.
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Braves
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Dodgers
Niggeling
St. Louis Browns
Pirates
Dick Culler
Mirale
Ken Heintzelman
Andreacher Roe
Boston
AB. R. HO
A. Culler
Gigaogs McCormick
Billott
Cox
Lopez
Workman
Baker
Tonwadh
Heintzelman
We Gionfridde
O Ran
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Balted
Roe
Pittsburge
Brown
Mass
Sanders
Elliott
Culler
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Litwhiler
Fletcher
Pitsburg
Hells
Heintzeman
Heinteelman
Heinteetman
New York
Johnny Hopp
Siwedy
Heldey
Boston Braves
Lixie Walker
Brooklyn Liddgera
Stan Muaial
St.Tate Cucinals
Hte
Lin
Johnny Mize
New York Giants
Palo Reiger
Brooklyn
Per Wee Reese
Phil Gavarretti
Chicago
Frank Gustine
Pittsburg
Enoe Shinghist
St. Louis
Tommy Hales
Musial
Slaughter
Walker
Cardinal
Hawk
Mize
Warre
Ralph Kner
Reinyr
Ted Wilke
Cardinals
Famel Ryan
Wilks
Klantralia
Voix
Ann
Hutchinson Throws 2-Hitter As Tigers Blank Yanks 2-0
Hutchinson limiting the New York Yankees to two hits, Detroit scores both runs in the third inning. Spurgeon Chandler walks, Outlaw reaches on a fielder’s choice, and Tobbetts and Hutchinson drive in runs. Rizzuto and Keller threaten but are retired on a double play.
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Philadelphia Athlética
Chicago Sox
Phil Maret
Sox
Mackeren
Wallis Browns
Balla
Steitel
Masehilden
Mon Kolloway
Avs
Chicago
Whitey Platt
Firet Une
Len Wolly
George McQuinn
Pete
Suder
Wella
McQuon
Mackunen
Theker
Greenberg
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Mayo
Appuliw
Maltin
Whittian
Outlaw
Q Kennedy
Wobbetts
Wright
Hutchingon
Traa
Murphy
H. Teh Ie Priladelybria
Tatate
R. T
Chandler
Stainbark
Darry
New York
Chrandler
Philadelphia
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Wells
McQuinn
Mtosar
Derry
Chapman
Stainback
Grimes
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Marehildon
DY McQuinn
Lo Suder
Le—Chiieaga
Ll Pet
Hamner
Brooklyn
St. Lowis
SNS
Papish
Hamnap
Curinga
Pappish
Cincinnati
Wew York
Freddia Huteldieydon
Dutroth Igorta
New York Yankes
Detroit
Spurgeon
Spurl
Phil Rizzuto
Charley Keller
Balla Ind
Pat Mullin
Chisox Land Frankie Hayes From Indians
Chicago White Sox obtain catcher Frankie Hayes from Cleveland via waivers after a $7500 bid. Hayes, holder of an AL record of 312 straight games caught, will report to the team likely in Boston or New York as manager Lyons praises his power hitting.
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Tea Tyons
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Frankie Hayes
Sox
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Boston
New York
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Hoyer
Medford
N. J
Sox Gennves
Leslie M. O'Gonnor
Tribe
Chicago
O'Connor
Hayes
Lyong
Patko Ready To Resume Play With Cubs
Patko prepares to return for the Chicago Cubs after an ankle injury, with manager Charles Grimm eyeing a gradual comeback. Possible lineup tweaks discussed include Patko back in center, Lowrey moving to third, and rookie Marvin Rickert used at third if needed.
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Andy Patho
Chicago Cubs
Patho
Charles Grimm
Pafko
Grimm
Pafka
Peanuts Lowray
Bawrey
Alan Mack
Lowrey
Geline
Marvin Rickert
Women Play at Meadows Troy C C Tourney Nears
Washington notes a close game with the Browns as Mickey Maofner outplays Tex Shirley for a 4-2 win. Key contributions include Lewis, Conn, Vernon, and Lucadelli in a shaky but pivotal Seniors victory setup, while St Louis and Washington battle through errors and strategic plays. Upcoming golf events loom in New York and Vermont with the Tray Country Club Invite and regional meets shaping the week.
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Washington
St Lawley Browns
Mickey Maofner
Tex Shirley
Hunter
Hlta
Shier
Muddy Lewis
GH Conn
Lewis
Riple
Mickay
St. Louis
Louis
Agra
Sirag Berarding
Stephens
McQuillon
Bhirley
Christian Lupoyp
Shletey
Washingtonar
Bitola
Conn
Mhee Lewis
Priddy
Vernon
Spence
Traviy
Porroy
Doeorigd Early
Shirley
UI — Mancasa
Laws
Travis
McQuilien
Luenfeilo
Si—Lewis
Lugi- Iiotto
Uarardine
Ommy Pierce
Rutland
Vermont
Uw Rullynd CC
Vernon Leads AL Hitters With 357 Mark
Washington's Mickey Vernon remains the pace setter in the American League with a .387 award mark while Red Sox star Williams closed the gap, matching 26 homers and 89 RBIs as Don DiMaggio sits four points behind Vernon for runner up. Top ten includes Doerr, Doerr, and others with sharp league totals.
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Chicago
Washington
Mickey Vernon
Williung
Vernon
Johnny Bornarding
St. Louis
Hank Edwards
Cleveland
Ghirley Selter
New York
Jianhy Doerr
Moston
Vern Stephens
Lew Boudreau
Aewoome
Lyle Appling
Drerr
George Coxe
John Lewis
Mink Newhouser
Destroit
Lander
Ita Cerard
Bobby Feller
Hue
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