Dodgers 7 Take Third Straight From Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers move within two games of idle Cardinals with a 7 to 4 win over the New York Giants. Kirby Higbe earned his third victory, ceding in relief in the sixth as a five-run burst gave Brooklyn the lead. Ed Head finished for Brooklyn as the bullpen held the pace. Strong hitting from Vaughan Walker Waner Camilli and Rucker keyed the rally. Johnny Rucker led Giants with four hits.
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Cubs Win 1-0 Behind Derringer Versus Pirates
Paul Derringer allowed 12 hits but shut out the Pittsburgh Pirates for a 1-0 Cubs victory. Lenny Merullo drove in the lone run with a two base error misplayed by a substitute third baseman as Frank Wyrostek and others battled field roughness. The game featured injures, wild throws, and tense early action before a morning crowd of 3,733.
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Senators Lose to Laurels 10 to 5 in Eastern League game
Hartford Laurels defeated the Albany Senators 10 to 5 at Bulkeley Stadium to move into fifth place in the Eastern League. A first‑inning five runs set the pace as art Cuccurullo started for Albany, then Red Moran and others held the line. A benches-clearing incident involving Ben Cardoni and Charrie Gibson occurred after Cardoni relieved in the sixth, leading to both pitchers being banished. Carl Linquist earned the win for Hartford while Lindquist struggled in relief for Albany. The contest halted in the ninth due to a curfew.
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Breech Cop Arsenal Loop Tilts PI Breech Building tops Firemen
In Arsenal Softball League action Breech Building defeated Firemen 10-9 after a late rally. PI department beat PMH 13-3 as Red Dunslane went 4-for-4 with Frank Deans three hits. Dwyer and O’Connor led losers in the opener while Bunz and Larkin sparked Breech in the nightcap.
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Dennis
Segura Shines in National Collegiate Tennis Comeback
Francisco Segura from Ecuador, a Miami sophomore, stunned Horace Filer of Depauw on the Northwestern courts 6-4, 6-1, advancing to the NC A A third round. Segura, ranked No 1 in the meet and No 4 nationally, faces Walter Driver of Texas after a dominant performance. Other seeds also advanced in the NC A A tennis tournament.
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Walter Driver
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Gordon Elliott
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Earl Cochell
Southern California
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James Evert
Notre Dame
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Robert Odman
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Roger Downs
Northwestern
Ralph Hart
Grinnell
Wayne Anderson
Ben Press
William Bauman
Robert Wasserman
Ohio State
Robert Smith
Robert Kimbrell
Vincent Forte
Edwin Schultz
Early Baseball Standings and Tuesday Schedule
National Boston 7 Philadelphia 6 Chicago 1 Pittsburg 0 Brooklyn 7 New 131 4 standings show St Louis 34 19 .642 Brooklyn 24 593 Pittsburg 23 35 Philadelphia 28 26 519 Cincinnati 27 26 09 Boston 23 28 451 New York 21 34 339 Chicago 2034 370. Today’s games list matchups at New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston Pittsburg Chicago St Louis Cincinnati with listed pitchers and records.
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Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games From The League
American Washington 3 New York 2 Chicago 5 St. Louis 3 Boston 7 Philadelphia 1 Cleveland at Detroit postponed. wl Pet New York 31 21 596 Washington 31 25 at Cleveland 7 7 500 Boston 2 23 00 Detroit 24 26 480 Philadelphia 27 31 AGG Chicago 23 27 460 St. Louis 22 28 440 Today's Games Pitchers Washington at New York Chandler Bonham Mertz vs Chand ler and Bonham Cleveland at Detroit Salveson Naymick vs Newhouser White Boston at Philadelphia night Dobson vs Black Chicago at St Louis Smith or Ross vs Niggel ing or Sundra
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Whirlaway Third in Arlington Tune-Up Race
Whirlaway, all-time money winner, returned after 191 days to Arlington Park Yesterday and finished third to stablemate Mar Kell in a one mile prep for the $10,000 Equipoise mile. Jockey Wendall Eads rode Whirlaway, carrying 122 pounds, three quarters of a length behind King's Abbey with Mar Kell two and a half lengths ahead. King's Abbey paid 4.80 to place, 3.20 to show.
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Chisox Defeat Browns to Tie for Seventh Place
Chicago White Sox edged St Louis 5 to 3 to climb into a seventh place tie. Harland Clift homered for the Browns. Johnny Humphries earned the win as Chicago built a pair of early runs and held off a late Browns rally. The game included three runs in the opening frame and a sixth inning rally by the Sox. Attendance 3,322.
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Bosox Rally Past Athletics 7-1 for Third Place Tie
Tex Hughson fired a five hitter to lift the Boston Red Sox over the Athletics 7 to 1 before 8,889 at Little Park. Eddie Lake and Bill Conroy homered, Lake drove in four runs as Boston boosted its record in the pennant race and joined Cleveland in a third place tie in the American League.
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Braves Edge Phils 7 6 On Masi Homer At Braves Field
Braves held off the Philadelphia Phillies 7 to 6 as Phil Masi hit his second homer of the season with Chet Ross aboard in the fifth. Boston built a five run second inning and with Salvo winning, Odom relief shut down the Phillies the rest of the way. Coaker Triplett belted his third homer for Philadelphia in the sixth. Boston announced Jeffcoat’s sale to Indianapolis and Donovan’s move to Hartford on a 24 hour option.
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Dave Odom
George Jeffcoat
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Willard Donovan
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Stephens Keeps AL Batting Lead Amid War Induction
Vern Stephens of the St. Louis Browns still leads the American League batting race despite a drop of 11 points in the past week. He hopes to defend his lead against Cris Hackett of Cleveland before reporting for military service.
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Dahlgren Leads National League Hitters in Early Busy Week
New York report notes Babe Dahlgren of the Phillies holding a steady average around .359 while Billy Herman climbs to second at .340 and Lonnie Frey reaches .332. Harry Walker and Stan Musial slip, with Frank McCormick and Frank Gustine also high. Vaughan scores 44 runs, 7 steals. Musial eight triples tops. Rip Sewell leads pitchers with eight wins. Springfield beats Utica 7 to 0 as Tex Shirley shuts them out.
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Babe) Dahlgren
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Little Dixie) Walker
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Amateur boxing may boost Troy summer shows
Promoters eye LaSalle Field in North Troy for a series of amateur bouts this summer. Organizer George Wilson of Waterford invites local fighters to contact him at 42 Fourth Street, Waterford, urging substantial participation to secure a successful season. Beau Jack, born April 1, 1921, in Augusta, is noted as a reference to boxing heroes.
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International Baltimore Triumphs Over Buffalo 5 2
In a baseball doubleheader style listing, Baltimore beats Buffalo 5 to 2. Rochester edges Syracuse 6 to 4 in seven innings. Syracuse defeats Rochester 11 to 2. Jersey City loses to Montreal 4 to 1, while Montreal dominates Jersey City 10 to 1 and Newark shuts out Toronto 6 to 2.
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Rush Act Takes Feature At Suffolk Downs
In a top duel at Suffolk Downs Rush Act led by J Harry Miles beat Foray Song a half length in the Nottingham mile and 70 yards $1,800 allowance feature. Scotch Abbot and Boy Soldier chased in a tight finish as Rush Act clocked 1 42 tying the meeting’s best time and paid 3 80 for the win with Place and Show at 2 60 and 2 40 respectively. Range Dust and Portage Trail helped produce a daily double returning $39 on 650 tickets.
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Armstrong Joyce Set for July 24 Rematch in Los Angeles
California's Athletic Commission set Saturday night July 24 for the rematch between Henry Armstrong and Willie Joyce. George Moore, Armstrong's manager, said the date gives the fighter time to recover from a cut lip sustained in the recent victory over Sammy Angott. Joyce won a decision over Armstrong last March.
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