Phillies Swap Litwhiler Naylor For Cardinals Trio
Philadelphia owner Bill Cox announced a three for two trade sending outfielders Danny Litwhiler and Earl Naylor to the St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for Coaker Triplett Dain Clay and Buster Adams. Clay will join from Rochester as regulars cope with early draft pressures on Philadelphia infielders. Adams and Clay likely occupy immediate spots. Clay brings versatility after moving from outfield to infield roles. Triplett, 28, is the most veteran addition from Columbus. Adams hit .309 last year with Sacramento. Litwhiler set a 151-game error-free streak last season while Naylor started hot but slipped to .181.
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Bill Cox
Philadelphia Phillies
Danny Litwhiler
Earl Naylor
St. Louis Cardinals
Coaker Triplett
Dain Clay
Buster Adams
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Phillies
Rochester
Cardinal
Itwhiler
Philadelphia
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Cardinals
Adams
Babe Dahlgren
Cox
James Gallagher
Chicago Cubs
St Louis
Gallagher
Bucky Harris
Litwhiler
Kingtown
Naylor
Memphis
Triplett
Cards
Columbus
Sacramento
Houston
International Rochester routs Montreal five nil
Rochester defeats Montreal 5 0 in an international matchup as Toronto earns a 5 4 win over Buffalo. Other games were postponed due to weather conditions.
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Montreal
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Buffalo
Walker Walks Off Dodgers With 12th Inning Homer
In a seven run, 12 inning thriller in St Louis, Harry Walker hit a two run homer off Frank Melton in the bottom of the 12th to lift the Cardinals over the Dodgers 11 to 9. Mort Cooper blanked Brooklyn in the 12th as St Louis tied the series at 2-1. Philadelphia beat Chicago 7 to 2 as Si Johnson earned his fourth win and Mickey Livingston hit his first homer of the year.
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Little Dixie) Walker
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Barlick
Reds Rally To Edge Giants In Narrow Win
Reds Bunch Hits and Clout Giants clash as Reds win 3-1 in a game marked by pitching and timely hitting. Watkins and Batchelder led with key hits while defenses held the opponent. Kennedy and Bebernitz split catching duties as Denaher and Buckley contributed in relief.
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Batchelder
C. Smith
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Watkins Split in Four Games Over Holiday Weekend
The Watkins All Stars played four games over the holiday weekend, winning two and losing two. They beat the Troy Tigers 104 in Saturday’s afternoon game, edged the Lansingburg Boys' Club 7 6, drew with the Rooney A C on Sunday at 116th Street, and lost to the Troy Thore RT on Monday at the Knickerbocker Play grounds. Harry Batchelder allowed four hits in Saturdays win, while Bill Ryan did the same against Lansingburg. The All Stars’s late burst against Rooney was stopped by darkness.
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Ir. Wasdell
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Nats Rally in 10th Inning To Nip Indians 3 to 2
Washington edged Cleveland 3 to 2 in 10 innings before 10,309 fans as Alex Kampouris stole second and scored the tying run, then Ellis Clary delivered the game winner in the tenth. The Indians had a late rally, but the Senators tied the score in the seventh and Scarborough earned the win with Poat taking the loss.
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Sherry Robertson
Ray Poat
Vernon Kennedy
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Ewald Pyle
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Mississippi college board suspends intercollegiate sports
Jackson Mississippi State College board members voted to suspend all intercollegiate athletics at state controlled colleges in Mississippi for the duration. They ordered conforming reductions in athletic department salaries. Harold Gautier Pascagoula urged inclusion of basketball and emphasized the order covers all sports.
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Baseball In Brief Yesterday's Results Open date
Elmira plays Albany, Binghamton meets Utica, Scranton faces Hartford, Wilkes-Barre travels to Springfield in today’s baseball slate.
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National and Regional Baseball Scores From Evening Games
National Cincinnati defeated New York 3 to 1 while St. Louis beat Brooklyn 13 to 9 in 1% innings. Pittsburg lost to Boston 4 in 14 innings. Philadelphia won 7 to 2 over Chicago. Brooklyn hosted St. Louis at night with Davis facing Lanier. Boston met Pittsburg at night with Andrews against Hebert. New York faced Cincinnati with Feldman opposing Walters. Philadelphia played Chicago with Rowe or Gerheauser versus Passeau.
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Lanier
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Early Baseball Scores And Standings From Night Games
American Detroit 5 Philadelphia 3 Washington 3 Cleveland 2 10 St Louis at Boston postponed Chicago at New York postponed Standing shows Cleveland at Washington night Naymick 1 2 Candini 2 0 Chicago at New York Wade 0 1 Borowy 2 3 St Louis at Boston 2 Hollingsworth 1 5 Gatehouse 2 1 vs Terry 0 1 Chase 0 4 Detroit at Philadelphia Over mire 2 1 Harris 1 6
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Athletics Sign College Harler Philadelphia Star Bert Kucyza
Philadelphia star Bert Kucyza a 23 year old University of Pennsylvania bats and football captain and Marine Corps Reserve member was signed yesterday by the Athletics He will not be called until August and joins the college standout after a strong season with the reserves
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University of Pennsylvania
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Geary Steals Home In 14th To Give Pirates 5 4 Win
Huck Geary executed a steal of home in the 14th after the bases loaded and one out to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 5 4 victory over the Boston Braves. Elbie Fletcher and Al Lopez opened the scoring with singles, Vince DiMaggio slugged his 6th homer, and Jack Hallett held Boston hitless until the seventh. Lanning and Gustine supported, Geary slid home as Javery released, with Red Barrett and Hallett lifted later. DiMaggio drives RBIs total to 30.
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al Lopez
Vince DiMaggio
Jack Hallett
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Frankie Gustine
Jimmy Russell
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Hugh Poland
Red Barrett
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Hank Gornicki
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Lopez
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Baian- Alfant
Tigers Rally Past A's To Win 5-3 At Shibe Park
Detroit erups from 3-3 tie in eighth inning as Pinky Higgins belts a go ahead homer and Roger Cramer drives in key runs. Flores suffers first loss despite strong seven inning stint. Dizzy Trout earns the win as Hal White finishes. Attendance 12,317.
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Brecheen of Cardinals One of League's Best Rookie Pitchers
Harry Brecheen of the St. Louis Cardinals emerges as a top NL rookie pitcher with a 1-1 record and strong 18 2 3 inning showing this season. He has allowed seven hits and one run, struck out three, walked three, and has a notable deliberate delivery that vexes batters.
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League Leaders Miners Tackle Hartford Today
Scranton brings a 16 game winning streak into Hartford as Joe Belforte faces Vic Johnson in the opener of a three game set. The Senators, on a surge back into the first division, chase second place with Wilkes-Barre and Binghamton. Game time is 4 15. Beltforte's mound rival is Vic Johnson.
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Wilkes-Barre
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Vic Johnson
Armstrong to Box Joyce on June 26
Promoter Joe Lynch told the State Athletic Commission that the Henry Armstrong Willie Joyce lightweight bout will be staged at Gilmore Stadium Hollywood on Saturday June 26.
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Joyce
Los Angeles
Joe Lynch
State Athletic Commission
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Willie Joyce
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Trojans Dominate Semi Pro Bid To Home Diamond
A Chronicle style piece notes Troy and Bill Carr push to establish a home baseball diamond in the Dellar City. The Trojans lead the state semi pro league, beating Gloversville 11 1 and preparing for Amsterdam. Memorial Day crowds at major tracks, parks, and racetracks totaled millions as bets topped several records. The column also recalls the 1914 Miracle Braves infield of Schmidt Evers Maranville Deal.
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Bill Carr
Dellar
Carr
Schenectady
Gloversville
Albany
Nick Iarossi
Upstate
Iarossi
Mr. Carr
Amsterdam
Old State Teague
Miracle Braves
Charley Schmidt
Johnny Evers
Rabbit” Maranville
Charley Deal
Fighter Hurt Forces Pro Bout Cancellation in Buffalo
Last night at Eagles Auditorium the pro boxing card was canceled when Joe Spangler of RichmondVA could not appear in the feature against Johnny Green of Lackawanna due to an eye injury. Spangler was hurt while working in a Richmond shipyard.
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Eagles Auditorium
Joe Spangler
Richmond
Johnny Green
Lackawanna
Spangler
Bobby North
O'Neill Protests A's Win After Doubleheader Game
Detroit manager Steve O'Neill protested the Philadelphia Athletics second game of a Monday doubleheader alleging the use of dead balls and said the outcome might have been an accident. The protest was sent to AL President William Harridge by wire and letter. Detroit won the first game 7 to 0 and lost the second 4 to 3.
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Steve O'Neill
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Tigers
William Harridge
Connie Mack
A'S
O'Neil
Detroit
Skidmore Girls Win 1943 National Telegraphic Swim Meet
Skidmore College at Saratoga Springs clinched first place in the 1943 Women's National Intercollegiate Telegraphic Swimming Meet sponsored by Fish Fans. Washington State College Chapter ran the meet. UP finished second, Massachusetts State third, Oregon fourth, and DePauw fifth.
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Saratoga Springs
Washington State College
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DePauw
Albany Opens Home Stand With Elmira
The Albany Senators host Elmira at Hawkins Stadium tonight at 4 30 opening a six day home stand two games above .500. Elmira also plays tomorrow and Friday while Binghamton plays a single game Saturday a twin bill Sunday and a single Monday. Charley Gibson is likely to start for Albany with Rip Collins as manager. Albany signed Julius Homokay a free agent pitcher from Buffalo who will report June 16.
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Senators
Binghamton
Charley Gibson
Rip” Collins
Julius Homokay
Buffalo
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