Baseball In Brief: Yesterday's Results And Standings
Baseball notes summarize yesterday's games with block scores involving St. Louis Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnati Boston Philadelphia Chicago New York and others. Postponements and pairings listed along with team standings showing St. Louis leading at 52 28 and Brooklyn at 50 37.
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Baseball Scores and Tonight's Games Listed
American New York 9, St. Louis 5, Cleveland 2, Philadelphia 1. Detroit leads Washington 7-5. Detroit beats Washington 1-0. Chicago at Boston postponed. Tonight St Louis at New York gates house 64 vs Borony 48. Chicago at BostonHum phries 7-7 and Ross 5-4 vs Terry 54 and Newsome E7. Cleveland at Philadelphia Bagby 89 vs Wolff 68. Detroit at Washington night Bridges 7-2 vs Scarborough 3-2.
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Red Wing Goalie Joins R C A F
Detroit goalie Johnny Mowers of the Red Wings has enlisted in the Royal Canadian Air Force Manager Jack Adams said yesterday He arrived in Detroit after coming up in Toronto Wednesday and expects to report for duty in 10 days He is the sixth Red Wings player to enlist in the armed forces since the season ended
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Rowe Hosts shutout as Phillies sweep Pirates doubleheader
Rowe blanked the Pirates 3-0 to lift the Phillies and spark a 6 0 victory in the second game. The two wins evened the series after Pittsburgh led per leadoff. Rowe limited nine hits, produced a two run inning, and supported by Wasdell and Northey. Pirates rallied in ninth before Rubeling debuted as pinch hitter.
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Maurice van Robay
Young KOs Benny Jeffries in Fort Hamilton show
New York fighter Terry Young of Young KOs Benny Jeffries at Fort Hamilton in two rounds. Jeffries, drafted from the audience as a substitute after Ruby Garcia failed to appear, was floored three times in round one and twice in round two before a technical knockout at 25 seconds of the second.
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Yankees Rally to Blast Browns in Nine Nine
Whitey Kurowski and Mort Cooper star for St Louis as Cardinals beat the Giants 6 to 2. Cooper earns his 13th win with a solid performance while Kurowski and Musial lead the offense with key hits. Yankee rally knocks Browns 9 to 5 as Keller Hayes and Stephens homer to cap the come back.
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Walters Hurls 3-Hitter As Reds Top Dodgers 5-0
Bucky Walters pitched a three hit shutout to lift the Cincinnati Reds past the Brooklyn Dodgers 5-0. Walters walked three in the first but settled, striking out the side in the eighth. Reds offense supported him with early runs including Lonnie Frey’s bunt and Walters’ single, while Albie Glossop’s error and a Davis miscue aided the scoring. The Giants ended the Phillies 51-year Baker Bowl era with a loss, prompting their move to Shibe Park.
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Navy Aids Hobart's Resumption of Athletic Program
Hobart College in Geneva plans to restart athletics after suspending all sports since 1942 as manpower demands limited intercollegiate play. Navy support helped the decision, with 393 of 430 students in the Navy V-12 unit. intercollegiate football will return in 1944, while intramurals will be used this year to gauge material readiness.
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Tribe Shades Athletics in 2 1 Victory at Shibe Park
The bearded Indians beat the Philadelphia Athletics 2 to 1 before 7 004 fans at Shibe Park last night extending their win streak to four. Indians hurlers Bagby and the offense led by Desautels Boudreau and Mack featured steady defense and timely RBIs while A's pitcher Amtzen struggled after a rough seventh.
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Troy Plays Two Games Away Sunday
Troy's State League entry travels for two road games this Sunday. They visit Gloversville in the afternoon and Amsterdam that night with key pitchers Charlie Mackay and Eric Bogdanowicz slated to start. The Trojans lead by two games and can extend the margin when Gloversville visits on August 1.
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Bears To Play Three Eastern Exhibition Games
The Chicago Bears announced arrangements to play three Eastern exhibition games before the regular season. The opponents are the New York Giants at Buffalo on Sept. 3, the Washington Redskins at Baltimore on Sept. 12, and a Philadelphia Pittsburg team at Philadelphia on Sept. 16.
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St Pauls Place 6 on C Y O All Star Team
St Pauls dominate the C Y O League All Star selections with six of 17 positions. Sacred Heart contributes three players, St Peters two, and Our Lady of Victory and Port Schuyler one each. Marty Dwyer of St Michael's to manage. Pete Russo, Charlie Buckley, Hank Helferich, and Andy Krieger chosen for staff.
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Hartford Laurels Beat Albany 3-0 to Salvage Series
Hartford Laurels end a scoreless drought with three runs in the seventh off Albany, as Johnny Dagenhard and Allyn Stout combine to blank the Senators at Bulkeley Stadium. Manno and Neill drive Hartford offense, Knerr suffers loss for Albany. final line 3-0.
Three Pros Post Sub-Par 70 In Tam Open
Chicago P! Three pros led a 200-player field with sub 70 rounds at Tam oShanter as Willie Goggin Teri Johnson and Bob Hamilton shared first round lead in the All American Golf Open. Nelson and others followed in the 72 bracket while Cochran Sellers and Gibson trailed.
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Kansas City
Industrial Leagues Name Class A B All-Star Teams
All-Star selections for Class A and Class B softball leagues were made at the YMCA meeting. Two players per club were chosen for each squad for the Tuesday game at Knickerbocker playgrounds, with pitchers Bonjukiao Manning Elliott Shops Grimm for Class A and Normandin Reis Wager for Class B. Ambitious rosters include Hayford Manning Kapzinski Renselaer King Ford Co. I O Melus for Class A infield, Decker Hansen Oakley Sliter for Class B, and outfielders Cutullo Grogan Gruba Smith for Class A plus B selections Binstock Kehn Pallazzi Plante Taylor. Managers Kelley and Ashcroft lead, with Miller and Peterson assisting. Frank Dean and Urquhart named coaches and Constanza Martell Vicary as umpires.
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Reb” Miller
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Tigers Grab Pair from Nats in Twin Bill 7-5 1-0
Detroit Tigers swept Washington in a doubleheader, winning 7-5 in the first game and 1-0 in the nightcap behind Frank Overmire. Rudy York hit his 13th homer with two on in the sixth, and Joe Hoover scored the decisive run in the third of the opener. Early Wynn took the loss in the nightcap, as Washington stranded runners but failed to connect.
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International Newark Syracuse Montreal Buffalo Scores
The schedule lists four games final with scores International Newark 4 Syracuse 4 Montreal 8 Buffalo 3. Baltimore at Jersey City postponed as only games scheduled.
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Braves Take 2 From Cubs In Doubleheader Sweep
The Boston Braves defeated the Chicago Cubs 8 to 6 and 3 to 2 before 10 365 fans. Johnny McCarthy fractured his right ankle sliding home in the first game. The Braves overcame nine straight Cubs wins with a four-hit fourth inning and rallied in the ninth of the second game to win on Butch Nieman s double and two errors. Red Barrett earned his seventh win with a six-hit outing, matching Bill Lee.
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