Major League Baseball Schedule and Pace Review
A recap of midseason baseball patterns with emphasis on postponed games doubleheaders and pitching workloads as teams like Detroit Chicago and St Louis show high complete games while others like Philadelphia lag. Hitting totals across leagues are compared with Braves Giants and White Sox highlighted for power and runs scored, with Cleveland and Cincinnati noted for low homers.
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New York
Teen Jupiter Plavins
Washington
Bt. Logis
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Mae
Cincimeat
Reds
Detroit Tigers
Clete
Philadelphia
Phillies
Tigers
Paul
Trent Todds
Aaron Ben Fon
Hank Borowy
Yankees
Russ Christopher
Athletics
Paul Derringer
Cubs
Easal
Braves
American
White Sox
Giants
Indians
Norfolk Receives McCall from Binghamton on Option
The Binghamton Tribune sent righthand pitcher Joe McCall to Norfolk of the Piedmont League on option. They also returned infielder Tony Sfailitis to the same club. Ray Thompson, an outfielder, was released. He played for the Triplets last season and was sent to Marion in the Ohio State League to finish the year. ED BARROW 7. New Rochelle, Edward G. Barrow, Yankees director, celebrated his birthday with candles on his cake.
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Binghamton
Binghamton Tribiets
Joe McCall
Norfolk
Tony’ Sfailitis
Ray Thompson
Marion
ED Barrow
New Rochelle
Edward G. Barrow
New York Yankees’ Board of Directors
Browns Collect 15 Hits to Turn Back Nuts 10-2
Browns pound 15 hits to defeat the Nuts 10 to 2 in the only major league game of the day. Pieretti allowed six runs in six innings as Brownie hitters, led by Vernon Stephens with a home run, chased Washington pitchers early. The contest featured heavy offense, multiple errors, and a midforties chill.
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St. Louis
St Louis
Browne
Washington
Vernon Stephens
Jack Kramer
Brownie
Rats Bisael
Piereti
Louis Arhor
Sir Louis
Torres
Syrmzs
Scipie Rosa Pearteg
McQuinn
Pistai “Martia
Harworth
Golieridee
Breevies
Ephess
Two Bees
Pierei “Hireavich
Siebhere Riephees
Kramer
Kobel Lait
Scrizeowis
Pieretti
Kramet i
Piereni
Ionines
Hocke
Piteher
Sorex
Anendance
Averill Park Nine Defeats Waterford In Baseball
Averill Park Centres School baseball team defeated Waterford High 10 to 4 at Averill Park. Leonard Face, Ferguson, Warren had two runs credit, while Etroy Face, Miller, Karpice and Rapiel each added one. Troay, Shodah and Feros scored for Waterford.
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Averill Park Centres
Waterford High
Averill Park
Leonard Face
Ferguson
Warren
Etroy Face
Miller
Karpice
Rapiel
Troay
Shodah Aad Feros
Waterford
Marchand Elected Head of Closson Bowling Loop
Marchand was elected president of the Closson Bowling League for the 1945-46 season at the 43rd annual banquet held at Tom Thorns Colony Recreation Center. Other officers named were Lou Anderson as vice president Everett Closson as treasurer and Tommy Thorns as secretary. The banquet featured entertainment by the Headliners Male Trio and Dick Hertigan and recognized high scorers including Marchand with 258 on the War Bond bowled in the season.
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Act Marchand
Closson
Tommy Thorn
Colony Recreation Center
Lou Anderson
Everett
Tommy Thorns
Svesis
Ed Poland
Way
Eldorados
Wiliam Tooher
Ket Geary
Tom Graulty
Art Merchand
Anety Keegan
Closson Teague
Irvine Levine
Joseph Murphy
Philip Casey
Frank Kreiger
Bud" Coleman
Edger’ Olsey
Fredric Keer
Francis Bloch
James Egan
John Judge
Cornell Grid Coach Predicts Postwar Football Boom
Cornell coach Ea McKeever says the postwar boom will lift college football to new heights, though not until the Pacific war ends. He expects servicemen to fill rosters and war heroes to join fall lineups, delaying prewar caliber.
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Buffalo
Ea McKeever
Cornell
Lin
Pacific
Standings and results across classes in national leagues
The standings show top players and prize money across classes A to C with names such as Marchand Ketzer and Anderson, plus high averages and high single games. National League results list weather-postponed games and team standings headed by New York and Brooklyn. American League notes Eldorado and high scorers, with class leaders and prize amounts for top performers.
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Marchand
J. Ketzer
I. Anderson
E. Classon
J. Gravity
J. Meloski
H. McKeon
C. Willetts
P. Reinhardt
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
St Louis
Gants
Cincinnati
Dasso
Afuigo
Pittsburg
Boston
Lizincevich
Javery
Broooklyn—Wilks i
Ve Gregg
Davis
Philadelphia
Wree
Lebanz
Thorns Krause
Carboni
Anderson Oh
Asbury & Ut
Russ
Wii Griber
LE Ewing
Neubauer
Gt Keizer
Toohey Cs Ltd
Anderson
Bechand
Planigan
Steading
LeRose
Minkler
Pet
Werger
W. L
Eldorado's
Grantty “i
Harti
Palbany
Troy Park
Ciosson
Scranton
Vergers
Polang
Utica
Bimba
AK Ewing
Leonard
Bartford
Mac & Van's
Norton
Wilkes-Barre
Manory's
Prediger's
Gummer
Williamsport
McKeon
Binghamton
Iweary
Albany
Eldorado
Tia
Sieeski Hane
Gtica
Arz Scrampa
Ebsita
Ad Henderson Ba
Wittels SL
Manorys
Agg Bmassaro
CoHaneri
Rollo
Melee
Condon
T_ Anderson
Hartigan’s
Griner
Troy Pork
Wergers
Tharas
Pin League Plans for Center Bowling Club
A Tver Jewish Young Men's Bowling League is being organized. An organizing committee led by temporary chair Jacob Coplan was formed with members including Ben Aronson George Aronson Herbert Boysstein and Fred A Glass. The league likely will have eight teams and hold weekly Tuesday meetings starting September 18 at 9 p.m. Alleys for play are to be chosen.
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Jewish Community Center
Jacob Coplan
Loop
Fred A. Glass
Abraham Jacobs
Josepe Jacobser
Bes Jaffe
Maney Kaplan
Leonard Hiriate
G Kontzetl
Ber Levine
Miltos Mundsivenn
Margoyius
Louis Maslan
Irving Stoceser
Jerome Winig
Fred A Glass
Phillies Halt Caulfield Trade With Oaks
Philadelphia Phillies general manager Herb Pennock called off the proposed two player trade for Jack Caulfield 2 year old shortstop of the Oakland club of the Pacific Coast League Caulfield declined to report citing illness of his mother as the reason for avoiding a report to the Phillies
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Philadelphia
Herb Pennock
Philadelphia Phillies
Jack Caulfield
Oakland Glub
Oaks
Caulfield
Io the
Phils
Senators Return Home With Two-Game Weekend Set
Albany and Binghamton Senators organize a slate of return games starting Sunday. A doubleheader at Hawking Stadium features Hartford with Pete Nakrenis in a key matchup as Utica and Elmira visit later in the week. Weather and crowd prospects loom over a season that resumes with a long road stretch after several postponements.
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Albany
Senators
Binghamton Krenigne
Pleros Hartford
Hawking Stadion
Towerton
albany-Bingsamton
Biighamton
Hare‘fond
Pete Nakrenis
Serator
Utica
Binghamton
Albany Park
Senators Willley Williamsport
Elmira
Secords
Hartford
Big European Sport Program Aims at 23 Sports For Troops
The U S Army in Europe launches an athletic program to replace much of military drill with sports. Hundreds of tons of equipment have arrived and 200 000 men are expected in softball volleyball and touch football with tens of thousands in basketball baseball and horseshoe pitching. Other sports include football boxing fencing archery rifle marksmanship and more as tours and inter allied events are planned.
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Paris
Europe
United States
Pacific
FG. McCormick
University of Minnesota
St Michael's Baseball Team Seeks Games This Sunday
St Michael's idle Sunday as players unavailable. Manager Marty Dwyer arranges independent games for the next two Sundays. He aims to play several contests before the Senior CYO League starts and is contacting other managers for definite word in days ahead.
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St M Michael's
Marty Dwyer
Dwyer
St. Michael's
Marty Davyer
Troy
Joint Meet Approved For Pimlico
The Maryland Racing Commission approved an 11 day joint spring meet at Pimlico by four major tracks starting next Wednesday with a 16 day stand May 16 to May 31. A eleventh day around June 1 for the Preakness following the Kentucky Derby remains to be set. The program features the $5000 added Preakness and three other stakes: the Dixie Handicap, Pimlico Oaks, and Pimlico Nursery on one of the sport’s richest turf days.
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Baltimore
Maryland Racing Commission
Pimlico
Maryland
Yale Trackmen Meet Dartmouth in New Haven Meet
Yale will face Dartmouth in a dual track and field meet at Dewitt Cuyler field in New Haven tomorrow. It is Yale's first intercollegiate track meet in two years. Coach Howard Odell, Yale football head coach, also once ran track at the University of Pittsburgh decades ago.
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New Haven
Grandstand Pilot Idea Takes Heat Off Phil Boss
The Philadelphia Pairs consider a grandstand managers club to ease pressure on Freddy Finsimmons and the front office. Critics warn second guessers may distract players, while klever officials may use the plan to deflect blame if results sour.
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Phil Boss
Whitney Marten
New York
Philadelphia
Freddy Finsimmons
Celtic
Preizel
Phils
Colege
Preddy Fitesinu
Mnans
Firesimmons
Mort Cooper
Marty Marion
Thhese Kibitzers
Simmons
la Felow
Birl
Tums
Sampson NTC cancels exhibition with Scranton due to snow
The Sampson Naval Training Center exhibition with Scranton of the Eastern League was cancelled because of snow. Sampson’s season opened last Monday with a 6-3 loss to the Boston Red Sox, marking their first game of the year.
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Sampson Upi
Sampson Naval Training Center
Scranton
Sampson
Boston Red Sox
Sailors
School 8 Defeats School 7 at Watervliet
School 8 defeated School 7 16 to 2 at Watervliet on Wednesday. James Romeo, John Kevorn, and Ralph Razzano starred for the winners.
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Watervliet
James Romeo
John Kevorn
Ralph
Razzano
E R Bradley to retire from horse industry
Kentucky horse breeder E R Bradley announced plans to retire, liquidate holdings, and donate his Bezeh Clay Casino property to Palm Beach for a public park as wreckers move to dismantle the old structure this fall.
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Fat Besch
H. Bradley
Multiimilionaire
Coren
Barry Shannon
Pal Beach
Fair Beach
Kentucky Sportsman
Palm Beach
Special Meet Planned at Hot Springs Oaklawn Park 47-A
Blytheville Ark reports a 47-A special thirty day horse racing meet set for Hot Springs Oaklawn Park from Oct 15 to Nov 15 unless plans change. State racing commission chairman B Highfill said the government racing ban removal prompted a franchise renewal favoring Oaklawn Jockey Club. John Cellar of St Louis, majority stockholder, notified the commission Oaklawn will stage the meet if the franchise is renewed.
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Blytheville
Ark
Hot Springs
Oaklawn Park
B. Highfill
State Racing Commission
Highis
Oaklawn Jockey Club
John Cellar
St. Louis
Oaklawd
Smeet
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McCall
Syeaway
Clvs
al Troy Club
John Thompson
Edward Doyle
Harold Cloutier
W Mis A Vogt
Japan
Closson Bowling Loop
Eldecade
T. Anderson
Werzer’s
T. Thorns
Ewing
In Marchand
Prediger’s
Cosson
Feam
Detroit
Cleveland
Dabiel
Newhouser
Ferriss
Smith
Twagton
St. Louuis
Christophee
Lopat
Ace Stickwielder
Chuck Mferdinger
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Hoboken
Stevens Tech
Merdinger
All-America Timber
Gi’s
St. Michael’s
Yale
Dartmouth
Comdr
Jack Dempsey
E.R. Bradley
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