Rip Sewell Shuts Out Giants 4-0 in Pirates Win
Rip Sewell pitched a two hit shutout as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the New York Giants 4-0 in front of 24,168 fans. Benett delivered key pinch hits for his 11th win of the season while Ace Adams relieved Harry Felamas and allowed three runs in the eighth.
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Rip Sewell
New York Giants
Pittsberg Pirates
Benett
Rip
Rie
Clyde Kicuz
Lockman
Orr
Jimny Fiitschel
Ant
Jobesy Barret
Ace Acams
Harry Felamas
Pirates
Dorell
Asd Reyes
Guetine
Cascaram Kerrara D. Garde
Femman
Ford
Reardon
Goeiz
Heslise
Teeke
Ecendante
Standings and schedules from the circuit games
The standings show Chicago and St. Louis leading the standings with Brooklyn close behind in the league. American League results include Chicago beating Boston while other games were postponed. Eastern League results feature Scranton, Barre, Williamsport, and Elmira with multiple postponements due to rain and wet grounds.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
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Herring
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Cleveland
St Louis
New York
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Washington
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Detroit
Bates College Drops Football Season
Bates College in Lewiston Maine will not field a football team this fall due to Navy restrictions and a shortage of material. Ernest M. Moore, director of athletics, said V-12 trainees and a student checkup contributed to the decision, marking the first fall Bates has gone without football in many years.
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Upr
Bates College
Ernest M. Moore
Bates
Moore Seid
Wyse Sparks Cubs to Seventh Straight Win Over Dodgers
The Chicago Cubs beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 3 1 for Wyse seventh straight win and 13th victory this season. Lombardi took the loss as Chicago rode a late rally to secure the margin. Diste Walser and Foy Johnson contributed key hits to seal the victory in front of 26 328 fans.
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Hask Wree
Chicago Cubs
Brockive Dodgers
Wyse
Bruins
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Chree Insiggs
Wich
Chicago
Adermoir
Walker
Endens
Babe Herren
Re Cords
Lombardi
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Chao Hing
Ing
Bill Nicholson
Andya
Peanuts Lowrey
Dewey Williams
Foy Johnson
Len Meruilfo
Stan Hack
Phil. Cavarretta
Berr
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Gio
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Peacock
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Seadock
Leeebardk BP
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Bing
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Abe
Tohnkos
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Satritees
Merulla
Bational
Bane
Jalis
Grays Rally To Take Doubleheader From Trips
Grays defeated the Trips twice, 3-1 and 7-0, to even the series. The opener featured a late collapse by starter Gekraen, while Parra closed the second game with a save after Patra entered.
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Binghamton
Williamsport Grays
Reig
Bene
Gekraen
Parra
Ray Korps
Crestim
Marling
Joe Valenzuela
Valenzuela
Diaz
Joe
Pultz Siea
Syracuse blank Jersey City 4 0 in international match
International contest saw Syracuse defeat Jersey City 4 to 0 while Jersey City edged Syracuse L Toroato 1 5 in a separate result. Postponed games included Newark at Baltimore due to transportation issues and Mopireal at Rochester because of wet conditions.
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Syracuse
Jersey City
Toroato
Buffers
Newark
Baltimote
Mopireal
Rochester
Senators Fall 12th Inning Tilt To Miners In Scranton
Scranton Miners rally to beat Albany Senators 65 in 12 innings. Chumley allowed nine hits but escaped trouble as Miners produced late runs, sealing the win after a back-and-forth affair with tied scores through the eighth and ninth frames.
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Scranton Miners
Albany Senators
Albany
Jemtors
Warathon
Seranton
Fred Chumney
Senators
Pers
Jim Trenk
Marsh
Sperre’s
Henry
Guraz
Marshall
Lisiecki
Luzansky
I Brickner
Trenk
Kaney
Russell
Chamtey
Sehrt
Short
Sperry
Brickner
Bickers
Pourak
Chumley
Sox
Averee
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del Guercio
Haney
Rosselli
Hawley
Clemence
Webster
Henry i
Hey
Guzak
Rensa
Scranton
Korpouay
Aggold Langeorhy
Deiguercia
Sas
Chusley
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rErse S.r
Baitang
Emir Pawe
Cafrey
Colling
Hos
Webster Im
Sorantos
Rasse Sperry
Gvech
Kater
Marghall
Langworthy
Sacre -Chamléz
Recall
Sperri
Janiro Faces Grizzly Test Tonight at Madison Square Garden
New York bout features Tony Janiro, aged 20s, against Johnny Greco of Montreal in an eight round welterweight clash at Madison Square Garden. Both fighters bring undefeated or strong records as the bout shapes up as the sternest test for Janiro to date.
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New York
Tony Janiro
Youngstown
Ohio
Weltern Wei Hi
Ceva
Madison Square Garden
Johnny Greco
Montreal
Janiro
St Paul Open dark horse contenders amid Nelson sidelined
The St Paul Open golf event turned into a dark horse race as top contenders hesitated to pick a favorite after Harold Jug Spaden of Sanford Maine emerged as a potential winner. Nelson withdrew due to a back injury and traveled to Chicag to rest before the Tom O Shanter tourney. Contestants named include Dick Seitz Joe Corian and Ed Furgol with Metz making a comeback after two years.
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Mina
Harold
Spaden
Sanford
Maine
Byronson
Toledge
Ohio
Nelson
Mayo Club
Rochester
Chicaz
Dick Sietz
Farmer-Golfeot
Arkansas City
Ark
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Wright Field
Otc
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Evanston
Joe Corian
St Paul
Metz
Keller
Ed, Furgol
Detroit
Cards Trim Phils 3-2 in tense early season loss
Philadelphia falters as St. Louis rallies in eighth inning to chase starter Anton Kari. Ben Burkhardt pitches well for the Cards and Oscar Judd earns the win after a decisive eighth inning surge.
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Anton Kari
Red Birds
al Scheechiens
Johney Hops
Ray Sanders
Philadelphia
Ben Burkhardt
Oscar Judd
Anton Kart
George Dockins
Glen Galal Jurishch
Philadelpnia
Navy request secures World Series path
Secretary Forrestal and Admiral Nimitz urged the issue, prompting Chandler to seek cooperation from league presidents Frick and Harridge. Chandler said the Navy will decide on a Pacific tour pick to represent in the World Series or as an All-Star team, contingent on discussions with league leaders.
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Neve Forrestal
Adeotral Chester Wl Nimitz
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Chandler Hat Robles
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Americ
Forth Hoarridge
Promising Four Round Bouts On Stadium Boxing Card
Two four round contests anchor a Troy Sports Arena program Monday night at the Stadium. Pat Smith of Schenectady meets Albany’s Joe Triola in his third pro start seeking his second win after a close debut. Also featured are Chappy Young and George McKinmer from Albany in a four rounder, plus Vines, Gaines, and a main event Capswell versus Hubert. Carmen Lipretto of Schenectady faces Jerome Webb of Syracuse in a six round bout.
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Fim
Troy Sports Arena
Pat Smith
Schenectady
Joe Triola
Albany
Smith
Ball Park
Triola
Philip Schuyler
Himseif
Mirreles
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Chappy
George McKinmer
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Viente Vines
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Ctereplash
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Boston
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Gaines
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Imzi
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Cleveland
Howard Shoemaker
Denver
Mario de Christopher
Lincoln
Neb
Billy Riordan
Lou Dundee
Dave Cassellone
Chicago
Joe Sweet
Akron
Jim Alvarado
Detroit
Carmen Lipretto
Jerome Webb
Syracuse
Chisox Defeat Red Sox 5 3 In Tight Contest
Chicago White Sox beat Boston 5 3 as Thornton Lee allowed nine hits and Boston stranded 34 runners. Johnny Dickshot homered in the ninth while Tony Cucci doubled and Cass Michaels scored on a Cass Michaels single in the sixth, giving Chicago a 3 3 tie before the decisive inning.
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Thornton Lee
Boston Red Sox
Yeater Gay
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Southspan
Sockers
Chisox
Emshet O'Neill
Johnny DicksShot
Jimmy Dykes
Tony Cuccisello
Cass Michaela
Braves Edge Reds in 10th to Open Twilight Show
Cincinnati tops Boston in extras as Gunning delivers a one run rally in the tenth. Braves win 6 5 over the Reds in the nightcap. Reds drop opener in twilight doubleheader misprint era.
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Braves
Reds
Eastern League doubles schedule revised for 1950s season
Eastern League President Thomas H Richardson announced a revised doubleheader schedule absorbing all postponements. The list includes 30 new doubleheaders with dates from July 29 to September 7 featuring Williamsport Elmira Scranton Binghamton Hartford Utica Albany Wilkes Barre and Scranton among others.
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Thomas H. Richardson
Bingshamton
Elmira
Utica
Binghamton
Scranton
Albany
Hartford
Eltmira
Altahy
Binghamtos
Wilkes Barre
Wiliamsport
Serantes
Wilkes-Barre
Screnton
Williamport
Whkes- Barre
St Josephs Fight Firemen in Six Thirty Exchange
St Josephs and Firemen Nines clash tonight at 6 38 at St Josephs Diamond. Fire Chief Carl Smith announces a loaded lineup with veteran players asked to report by 6 30. Meanwhile Truax Field blanked Lockbourne Army Air Force 14 hits in Columbus yesterday.
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Donovan Wil
Eros
St. Joseph's Diamond
Batt
Wwek
Carl Smith
St. Joseph’s
Airforce
Madison
Wis
Truax
Lockbourne Army Airforce
Columbus
Offe Ruppert Cornelius
University of Wincénein- Sucler
Sacred Heart Of Troy Edges St Anthony’s In Senior C Tilt
Sacred Heart of Troy nips St Anthony’s 63 at Prospect Park as Tom Quest hurls a four hitter and drives in four runs with two doubles and a single. Quest also scores twice while Sacred Heart fans seven. St Anthony’s chases early 2 0 lead, ties in fifth, Sacred Heart answers with three in bottom of fifth. St Michael’s game with Sacred Heart of Watervliet postponed by rain.
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Heart of Troy
St. Anthony's
Prospect Park
Quest
Peoersed
Sacred Heart Tmoundsman
St Anthony's
Sacred Heart
Brehm
Prince
Tutunjian
Bud Walther
St.Anthony’s
O'Brien
Hughes
Hank Mercla
St. Anthony
St. Michael
Sacred Heart of Watervliet
Berk-Ray Ends Bears Indus Tin Streak
Berk-Ray defeats EBetr-Man Bests 2 0 to halt Industrial League leaders seven game win streak. Zaranhedt hurled for Berk-Ray and later tied Marshall Eclipse for second place. Benjukien took the loss for the Bears while Dormandy was charged with the defeat for Allegheny Sadium.
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Dormandy
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Marshall Eclipse
Diamond Hock
Prince Wayne Cops Both Heats of Feature at Spa
At Saratoga Springs the horse Prince Wayne won both heats of the Hudson Fails feature on a heavy track, racing a mile in 2:20.75 and earning a divided purse of 1400 dollars. Owned and driven by W. Ellis Gilmour, the horse led from start to finish with Ronald Day close behind and Heart of Gold taking third after a stretch break.
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Prince Wayne
W. Ellis Gilmour
Raceway
Ronald Day
J. B. White
Clifford A. Kingsbury
Ballston Spa
McManus
Bill Berry
Frances Dawn
Sara Ann Is
Dalty Od Dawe
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DD Ro
Troy Otamie
Hudson Fatin
Ponce Warne
Gilmouts
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Nares
Betty Curry
Craig
Allie Watts
Audrey Alco
Arwendy
Peckham
Moxber
Lasile Abbey
Gortervile
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Hyudsad
Phare Warne
Girton
Hambletonian and Goshen Meet Get Official OK
Hambletonian and the Three Day Goshen meet received formal approval to proceed as scheduled. Owner William Cane stated the Office of Defense Transportation granted a one day session to preserve continuity, with plans for about 900 horses needed for the three day grand circuit program at Good Time Park. Titian Hanover is favored in the Hambletonian with an estimated $48 000 purse.
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Cané
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Office of Defense Transportation
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J. Monroe Johnson
ODT
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Johnson
Cleveland
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Cone
Jimmy Doyle Keeps Unbeaten vs Tommy Bell in Cleveland Bout
Jimmy Doyle of Cleveland uses a midsection assault and sustained heat after a rough first rounds to defeat Tommy Bell of Los Angeles by a unanimous decision. Doyle wins six rounds to four on some judges cards, with Bell scoring a late ninth round punch but unable to sway the outcome.
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Jimmy Doyle
Los Angeles
Tommy Bell
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Youngstown
Bell
Doyle
California
Heil
Herb Williams
Associated Press
Fouth
Gladiators
Beals
Dogie
I Will
Barons Edge Laurels In 8-7 Nailbiter Victory
Wilkes-Barre Barons slip past the Laurels 8-7 at Bulkeley Stadium in a tense game. Jor Karakus, a husky right hander from Cleveland, earned the win as Hartford faltered after Gene Conway and Bill Pardon failed to protect a big early lead despite prior strong pitching.
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Oyed Sudoi
Wilkes-Barre Barons
Laurels
Bulkeley Stadion
Jor Karakus
Cleveland
Pines
Hartford
Gene Conway
Bill Pardon
Pete Naktenigwen
Harry Patty
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Pete Maral
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