RPLJV Defeats Arsenal in Hard-Fought Grid Contest
R.P.LJV earns a 36 to 34 home victory over Arsenal at Arsenal Grounds. Brewer and Schmidt pace the Engineers with two touchdowns each, while Powell and Jorgensen anchor the line. Arsenal, coached by Capt Al Kelly, battles to the end with strong defense and key plays from Hasofsky and Maxwell.
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Giants Split With Cardinals In Nightcap Victory
The St Louis Cardinals beat the New York Giants 10-6 in the nightcap after an opening loss, securing a six inning finish to allow travel to St Louis. Stan Musial and Whitey Kurowski drove in multiple runs with homers aiding a 12 hit attack, while Ken Brondhi t and Fred Schmidt earned wins.
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Browns Rally to Clinch 43rd Title Over Yankees 5–2
The St. Louis Browns defeated the New York Yankees 5 to 2 to capture the American League championship, their first in 43 years. Key moments included two Chet Laabs home runs and a late Stephens homer, with pitching from Jakucki sealing the win before a record crowd of 37,825.
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Browns Win First Major Title in St Louis
Tears flowed as the Browns celebrated becoming the first American League champions in St Louis. Manager Luke Sewell greeted well wishers while players like Che Sands and Sigmund Jakucki were noted for key hits and pitching. Joe McCarthy joined the festivities briefly before posing for photos, and Barnes credited luck with carrying the team as he displayed relics tied to prior championships.
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St Josephs to Meet CYO Champs at St Josephs Diamond
St Josephs softball team will face the CYO champions tonight at St Josephs diamond on Monro and Foi Streets. The game is set for 3 45. Both lineups look strong with Stuffy McGuinness and Bear Beale umpiring.
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A's Sweep Indians in Doubleheader Shutout Finale
Philadelphia Athletics topple Cleveland 5-0 in the second game after a 5-2 win in the opener. Pi-Bob Estalella belted a three run homer in the tenth to spark the nightcap rally as Joe Berry earned two wins in relief. Lou Boudreau won the AL batting title with a .327 average while Bob Johnson led Boston at .326.
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Final Standings in Westerangs Resulta
Final standings show New York 6 St Louis 5 after 13 innings. St Louis 10 New York 1 Chicago 4 Boston 7 Brooklyn 6 Cincinnati 3. Pittsburg 9 Philadelphia 1. Philadelphia 7 Pittsburg 1.
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Browns Celebrate Pennant Win and Detroit Trip Decline
St Louis Browns star Jakucki removed a notice of a Detroit trip that would have been needed if the pennant race tied. Junior Scanlon, a bat boy, faced a choice and chose the home team. Browns president Don Barnes boasted the club as champions as they ended the season with strong road records and a solid clash against the Yankees.
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Cubs Rally Past Braves in Second Game 7-6
Boston Braves defeat Chicago Cubs 7-6 in the nightcap to split a doubleheader at Braves Field. Al Javery earns his 20th win of the season after relieving in the fourth. Henry Wise notches win for the Cubs in game one. Bill Nicholson finishes the season with 120 RBIs to lead the league.
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Pirates Split With Phillies To Clinch Second Place
The Pirates split a doubleheader with the Phillies at Shibe Park, winning 9 to 1 in the opener to climb into second in the National League pennant race. Truett Sewell earned his first win of the season as Dick Barrett shut the Bucs in the nightcap. Virgil Davis homered in the second game, lifting his average to .104, while Beau Northey added two more homers.
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Bosox and ChiSox split final games in two hour span
Boston won the opener 3 to 1 behind Fookie Rex Cecil while Chicago tied the series with a 4 to 1 win. Johnny Humphries earned his eighth win against ten losses as Bob Johnson failed to reach the batting title after a three strikeout finish. The opener lasted 1 hour 38 minutes and the doubleheader finished in 2 hours 28 minutes with 3,917 atttendance.
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Nats edge Tigers 4 to 1 in Leonard’s gem
Washington pitcher Dutch Leonard limited Detroit to four hits over eight scoreless frames as the Nationals built a 4 0 lead. Dizzy Trout and Paul Powell contributed four hits combined, with Stan Spence homering and Joe Kuhel driving in runs.
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Dodgers Top Reds 6 5 as King Secures Second Victory
Dodgers defeat Reds 6 to 5 in Brooklyn despite Reds outhitting 9 to 3. Clyde King earns his second win of the season while Harry Gumpert suffers his ninth loss. Attendance listed at 6,299 with Brooklyn's 617,785 total home admissions. Dixie Walser seizes likely batting title at .387.
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Watervliet Sacred Heart Eleven Ups Waterford Reds
Sacred Heart football edged Waterford 6 T to 6 in a Wetmsury upset at Watervliet High School. Ralph Kershaw hooked a 22 yard TD pass to Jack Keough, Hank Mercola added the extra point, Kershaw and Cooney led offense while Shaver and Keough starred on defense as Sacred Heart outgained Waterford.
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St Peter's Cons Series Win Ends Berlin Clash
St Peter's College defeated Berlin Searcats 11 to 4 on Berlin diamond to clinch the series. Led by Rouse with two hits in three at bats and T Malone and B Waithers each with two hits, St Peter's totaled 18 hits to Berlin's seven. Caswell and Waithers shared the mound duties for St Peter's while Bradley Gatta and Livingst on pitched for Berlin.
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