Cooper Pitches No-Hit Through Two As Cardinals Beat Braves 6-3
M. Cooper pitched past the second inning as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Boston Braves 6-3 to extend their win streak to nine. Cooper earned his 14th win with no walks, while Boston collected five hits and an error-filled sixth. The Cards maintained an 8 1/2 game lead over the Dodgers.
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O. L. V. Beats Port Schuyler Catholics 6 to 4 in league
Our Lady of Victory defeated Port Schuyler Catholics 6 to 4 in a C. O. League contest. It marked the fifth straight win for O. L. V. Conway and Moran formed the battery for the victor, while Wittinger and Spatano played for Port Schuyler.
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Jacobs Announces Two Big Bouts At Polo Grounds
Promoter Mike Jacobs unveiled two major Yankee fights for the Polo Grounds. On August 27 Corp. Rey Robinson meets Henry Armstrong in a 10 rounder, while September 14 Beau Jack challenges Bob Montgomery for the New York lightweight title in a 15 round bout. Montgomery won the title from Jack last May at Madison Square Garden.
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Baseball Writer Joins U S Navy
Hartford Connecticut native Ronald P. Melcher, longtime baseball writer and assistant sports editor of the Hartford Courant, has joined the Navy. He will report to New Haven on Friday for assignment to a boat training camp after 15 years with the Courant covering Eastern League baseball and heading the sports copy desk before becoming assistant sports editor in 1939.
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Haegg Dinner Set for Aug 2 in Jamestown
The civic dinner honoring Swedish distance runner Gunder Haegg was moved from tonight to August 2 at his request. The change lets him train at Concord Massachusetts for the Baldwin Wallace College track meet in Berea Ohio next Saturday. He may train here a week before appearing in Cincinnati on August 7.
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Circuit Races Off Old Orchard Beach
Track conditions caused postponement of yesterday's Grand Circuit racing at the Kite track in Old Orchard Beach Me.
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Hemsley drives in three in Yankees 5 2 win over White Sox
Rollie Hemsley sparked the Yankees to a 5-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox with three RBIs on two flies and a walk. Bill Zuber pitched four-hit ball, while Jake Wade allowed eight walks and four Chicago errors helped the Yankees overturn a 2-0 deficit.
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Dodgers Rally to Beat Pirates 10 to 6 for N L Lead
Dodgers fall behind 6 to 1 but rally in ninth and ten the giants. Arky Vaughan hits grand slam in the tenth, driving Brooklyn past Pittsburgh 10 to 6. Vince DiMaggio adds four hits, Augie Galan ties game, Olmo homers inside the park. Durocher notes Fitzsimmons's return to Brooklyn.
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Babe Ruth. Should he manage a major league club
Whitney Martin argues Ruth could manage an exhibition team but questions whether a former star warrants a managerial chance. He notes Ruth’s gifts as a player boosted baseball while earning him large salaries, yet doubts about leadership, discipline, and past exploits. The piece urges a chance but implies no pension right.
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Baseball In Brief Yesterday Results From Local Games
Binghamton beat Elmira 5 to 2 in the first game while the second featured Scranton beating Wilkes-Barre. Philadelphia at St Louis and New York at Pittsburgh were listed as slated, with pitchers named for several matchups. Brooklyn and Cincinnati led in other scores across the circuit.
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Cardinals Trade Back Bob Keene for Johnny Hall
The Chicago Cardinals announce a trade sending halfback Bob Keene to the Detroit Lions for backfield star Johnny Hall from Texas Christian University. Hall will report for training August 16 at Carroll College in Waukesha Wisconsin. Keene reports to the Lions at their Grosse Ile Michigan quarters on the same date.
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Indians Beat Washington 7 3 Behind Bagby Five Hits
Cleveland wins third of four as Jim Bagby allows five hits while Early Wynn Milton Haefner and Alex Carrasquel combine for twelve. Indians take two in first, add two in seventh and eighth, Nats tally late before final 7 3 score. Clary triples, Moore drives in, Boudreau knocked cold in center field collision.
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Scores From Around the League Tonight
Five major matchups listed with final or scheduled results. American New York 5 Chicago 2. St Louis Boston 1. Philadelphia 2 Detroit 1. Cleveland 7 Washington 3. Chicago at Washington night Ross facing Leonard 7 9. Cleveland at New York Smit 9 3 vs Borowy 5 8. St Louis at Philadelphia Gatehouse 6 5 vs Arntzen 3 8. Only games scheduled.
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Montreal tops Baltimore in mixed hockey action
International 1 Montreal 4 Baltimore 1. Two Montreal wins over Baltimore with scores 4 1 and 4 3. Syracuse defeats Rochester 4 2.
Giants End Cubs Losing Streak 4-3 in Rainy Game
New York Giants break a seven game skid beating Chicago 4 to 3 as regulars Bartell Medwick and Maynard drive in runs. Feldman earns win, Lee takes loss. fielding miscues and errors factor, Dallessandro and Jurges contribute for Cubs. Attendance 4,713.
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Ryan Pitches No Hitter as Watkins Win
Bill Ryan hurled a no hit game for the Watkins All-Stars who defeated the Green Island Chiefs 16 to 2 on Green Island's diamond. Bebernitz four hits Hayner and Ryan three each. Northon caught for Watkins while Schlutow and Collins did the battery for Green Island. The All-Stars also beat the Troy Tigers 9 to 3 at Knickerbocker Park as Bebernitz pitched three hits allowed.
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San Diego Star Wins Net Match
Herbert Flam of San Diego seeded No 1 won the opening match at the Western Boys tennis championships defeating William Turner Narragansett R I In Western junior play Eugene Garrett San Diego seeded No 4 beat Phil Smith Cincinnati 61 61 Charles Oliver Perth Amboy N J seeded No 2 defeated Gerhard Kalkofen Elkhart Ind 41 62 Other first round results include Juniors John Riihiluoma Ozone Park N Y defeating Sam Daniels Miami 64 62 Robert Petruska Ironwood Mich defeated Thomas Haines Grand Rapids 6 3 6 1 Billy Windham Orlando Fla defeated Jack Tinell Holland Mich default Allen Watson Short Hills N J defeated James Albert Ironwood Mich 62 6 3 Boys Robert Gateway Due West S C defeated Keston Deimling River Forest 61 61 63 William Schneeback Cincinnati defeated Tom Bolton Dowagiac Mich 6 8 64 Reddy Jax Hamtramck defeated Wadman Daly Evans ton Ill default
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Hall Makes Good With Loud Bang
Camp Lee Virginia report on Sergeant Buddy Hall who excelled in baseball before enlistment. He played as a standout outfielder in multiple major minor leagues and managed the Camp Lee club last year with a 26 game hitting streak. Also notes Bill Klem, 69, umpired 18 World Series, a record.
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Switch of Grid Games Sunday Contemplated
Wartime discussion at the Eastern Collegiate Athletics convention may shift some Saturday football contests to Sundays. The agenda includes crowd attraction and transportation, with Navy V-12 players a key factor. Villanova already plays on Sundays, others favor Friday or Saturday games.
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Grid Bears Sign Three Players
The Chicago Bears announced the signing of Clinton Wager Lynn Cryar and Fred Mundee. Wager an end on last year’s squad was honorably discharged from the Army recently. Cryar a half back played at Alabama and Kentucky. Mundee was a Notre Dame center in 1937 and later with the Chicago Cardinals.
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Homers Help Reds Blast Phils 8-2 in Morning Game
Ray Mueller capped a two on base homer in the third and a first-pitch shot in the fifth as the Reds routed the Phillies 8 to 2. Ray Starr earned his tenth win, aiding Cincinnati to a 3-1 lead in the four-game set in front of 1,541 fans. Mueller went 3 for 4 with three runs, while Kraus took the loss after allowing nine hits in three innings.
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Doubles by Welas Estalella Give A's 2 1 Win Over Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics beat the Detroit Tigers 2 to 1 at Shibe Park in a pitching duel. Johnny Welas and Bobby Estalella provided the decisive offense, with Flores holding the Tigers to five hits. Don Ross scored for Detroit on a first-inning single as Al Unser drove him home later.
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Browns Top Bosox 7 1 to End Streak
Right-hander Bob Muncrief pitched a three-hitter to beat the Boston Red Sox 7 1, ending the Browns five game slide. George McQuinn cleared the sacks with a bases loaded triple in the third. Harland Clift homered in the sixth as four Bosox reached first. Skeeter Newsome doubled and singled but Cronin went 0 for 3.
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Hess All Stars Beat Saxon Heart in 7 3 Win
Hess All Stars defeated Sax red Heart 9 last night at Water shed High diamond 7 to 3. Darkness halted play after five innings. McCarthy and George Winkler led the winners with strong hitting while Dinan Kearns and Nuttall batted for the losers. Umpires were Yee Sandy and Mike Lampariello. A return at Watervliet High diamond is set for Thursday.
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