Dodgers Trounce Pirates 5-2 In Tight Win
Dodgers beat the Pirates 5 to 2 to close the series as errors by Pittsburg and solid defense helped Brooklyn edge ahead. Key plays included a fourth inning score and defensive miscues leading to the final tally with attendance reported at 20,384.
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Herneg
Tatas Bar
RSS Mases
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Anpsaburg
Seringevide
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Herring
Utes Tyler Williamsport Hit With Major League Suspension
Eastern League chief Tommy Richardson suspended Utica infielder Tyson Williamsport for conduct detrimental to the game. Tyson received a three day ban and a cash fine after threatening Willamspor hurler Fred Giuliani with a bat during a doubleheader incident.
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Turkey
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Utica
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Willamspor
Peck
Richard Son
Timte
George MacDonald
Zud Newman
Red Andrews
Richardson
Giauliani
Maié
Hogelip Valdes
Danny Parte
Wik
Illinois Okays Pari Mutuels for Harness Racing
Illinois approves pari mutuel betting for harness racing to fund state fairs and agricultural premiums. The racing commission will regulate wagering outside tracks with a two percent tax on bets and fifty daily license fees to support fairs and related programs.
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Illinois
Rio
Aee Feasay
Rain Washes Out Industrial Softball Schedule
Rain last night forced the postponement of all Industrial Softball League games. Games will be made up Monday night at Stee playgrounds. A. J. McCracken, secretary, announcer, notes the regular slate will be played tomorrow night.
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A. J. McCracken
Stee
Voiselle Best Cubs in Five-Hitter for 2-0 Giants Win
Giants snap a five game skid with a 2-0 win over pace-setting Cubs as Bill Voiselle allows five hits and gains his eleventh victory. Paul Erickson’s wild inning helps New York seize two runs. Cubs.commit errors, and Phil Cavarretta’s second inning grounder misplayed by Dan Gardella accounts for Chicago’s only tally.
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Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
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Rye
Erickson
Ban Cardetta
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Voiselle
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Dan Gardella
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Len Merulio
Gillespie
Erickson Mwaied
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Hack
Cavarretta
Sars
Whiting
Andy Patko
Chicagg
Gilespis
Tes
Patia
Bmerzuile
Erichson
Paudie Oat
Beaugay 8-5 Choice for Lassie Stakes
Beaugay the undefeated favorite stands as 8-5 choice for the Lassie Stakes at Arlington Park. In Washington Park today fourteen sprightly fillies contest a race with a purse of 46290 dollars. Mrs Elizabeth York is tipped to start with jockey Fy Adams aboard after strong East Coast form including Fashion at Belmont and Polis Drummond at Delaware Park.
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Arlinngton Park
Washington Park
Gow Beaugay
Elizabeth York
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Belmont
Polis Drummond
Delaware Park
Fy Adams
Sports scores and postponements in misty conditions
International Toronto Buffalo Montreal Rochester Syracuse Newark results show several mixed outcomes with a postponed game noted for Baltimore at Jersey City due to wet grounds. Rain affected scheduling as other matches faced delays and weather-related changes.
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Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Syracuse
Newark
Altimore
Jersey City
Pieretti and Dinges Lead Best Of Majors Draft Picks of 1944
Pieretti of Washton and Dinges of Philadelphia top the 1944 draft selections. The article notes limited major league impact from the class, with few graduates still active. Pennock’s Red Sox system talent scouting and multiple players moving between leagues are discussed amid uncertainty over draft pricing and potential league tensions.
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Pieretti
Dinges
Warneke to Start for Cubs Today in Doubleheader
Chicago pitcher Warneke, once NL terror, returns to start for first time in two seasons as the Cubs, in first place, face the Brooklyn Dodgers in a doubleheader. He rejoined in June after naval ordnance plant work and has appeared in two relief innings. Manager Grimm backs his veteran ace noting a nifty curve and long experience.
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Len Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Warneke
Cubs
Chanley Grimm
Grimm
Standings and schedule update with probable hurlers
Baseball standings and upcoming games are listed for the American League with probable pitchers for each contest. Entries include Brooklyn at Chicago, New York at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at St Louis, and Boston, Detroit, Cleveland, and Washington among others, plus yesterday’s results and current team records.
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Devis
Baker
Prim
Warneke
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Fischer
Butcher
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St. Louis
Fwiniight
R. Barrett
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Beery
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Bagby
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Benfee
Leonard
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Dietrich
Es Ferries
Brooklys
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Tsburg
Bosox Outhit Indians Yet Lose 6 1 Finale
Cleveland tops Boston 1 0 in the series finale as the Indians out hit the Red Sox 8 out six pitchers for Boston. Johnny Lazare homered into right field with two outs in the ninth to avoid a shutout. Edie Lake and Bob Garberk doubled for Cleveland while Lazer saved the night. Barter cy Tea and others contributed in a high error night and late scoring helped Cleveland seal the win.
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Homer
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McGowans
Hagg Smashes World Record For Mile Run
Swedish runner Hagg Smashes world mile record in Malmo meet beating Ameé Andersson in tropical heat. Andersson also improves mark as both set times around 4:02 to 4:06 range. Previous holders cited include England's Stan Weoderson and Glenn Cunningham with notes on history of the record. Also notes two players Loy Camp and John Malion sold from St Paul club to Los Angeles in cash deal.
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Malmo
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Stan Weoderson
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Glenn Cunningham
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St Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Senators Take Both Ends of Twin Bill With Barons
Albany Senators win a doubleheader against the Wilkes-Barre Barons 8-5 and 6-1 in tough weather. offense fuels game one with a three-run first inning, while pitching and timely hits pace the nightcap as Hawley earns the win and Barons’ Ben Vision is ejected for arguing a strike call.
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Mauney Delivers Three-Hit gem as Phillies Top Reds
Phila Phillies right-hander Dick Mauney pitched a three hit game to beat Cincinnati 3 to 1, a few hours after learning his wife had a baby boy in Concord. Joe Bowman started for the Reds, but Mauney shut them down while Walter Plager and Johnny Antonelli contributed early runs as Philadelphia opened the scoring in the first inning.
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Baseball czar eyes three big league shows for future years
Happy Chandler the baseball commissioner proposed three major league showcases. Inter league charity games in July, revival of the All Star game in August as a World Series in October, and using these features to boost local interest and charity efforts after the war. He noted a Boston All Star style revenue of 74000 and urged serious consideration by the leagues. Chandler also hinted at other governance issues while keeping details private.
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