Browns Beat Cardinals 4-2 to Win World Series
Brown Manager Billy Southworth praised his club after a 4-2 victory in Game 6 securing the World Series title over the Cardinals. Luke Sewell consoled the Browns’ conquerors while Cardinals coach Clyde Wares led a boisterous dressing room celebration.
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National League
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American League
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Sam Breadon
Cardinals
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Don Barnes
Browns
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Clyde
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Redbirds
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Final Game of World Series Cards vs Browns
The sixth and final 1944 World Series game saw the Browns defeat the Cardinals 1 to 0. Key players included Lanier earning the win for the Browns with 3 2/3 innings of scoreless relief, while Porter took the loss for St. Louis. Attendance was 31,690.
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St. Louis
Browns
World Series Financials Fourth to Sixth Games
The report outlines receipts and distributions from the World Series games four through six. It details team shares for Cooper and others, league allocations, and the War Relief Fund deductions. It notes the overall funds including a $100,000 prize and percentages allocated to clubs and leagues.
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War Relief and Service
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Strong Lions Squad Rest After Syracuse Win
New York Columbia football team, the Strong Lions, rested after a 26 to 0 victory over Syracuse. No casualties reported as the squad took it easy following the win.
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Syracuse
Cards Triumph to Clinch World Series in Three Years
The Cardinals defeated the Browns 3 to 1 in St. Louis as Mort Cooper and Donnelly led a strong pitching duel. Verban and Lanier contributed key hits for the Cards, while Kurowski and Hopp produced decisive plays. Receipts topped 1 million with ticket sales and radio rights supporting war relief.
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Sevier
Lasier
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Laabs
Si¢ Quinn
Mort Cooper
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Walker Ronoee
Kurowski
Mark Christier
Yerban
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Litwhiler
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Verban
Wikks
Welker Cooper
Johnny
McQuinn
Kramer
Kerowski
Marion
Red Hayworth
Cardinal
Wilksons
Bret
Kreevich
Twohegger
Yeaterday
Baseball
Don Gutteridge
George Pipgras
Whitey Kurowski
Gutteridge
Ray Sanders
Redbirds
Emil Verban
Aingle
Mose Dale Wins Charley Young Purse at Spa Raceway
Saratoga Springs reports Mose Dale dominating the Charley Young Pace at Spa Raceway defeating Pat W. in a head to head finish. Winnable purses at Stake include about 4,334 dollars for Mose Dale and 2,942 for Brown players in the baseball World Series payout pool.
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Spa Raceway
Saratoga Springs
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Saratoge Raceway
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Irma Hanover
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Ren
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Zushway
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Pinch Hitters Fail Browns In Clutches
In St Louis the Browns lose as pinch hitters falter against Cardinal pitching. Mike Chartak and Mort Cooper pace a game where Ted Wilks holds the line and Walker Cooper drives key hits. Cardinals clinch as Browns struggle with baserunning errors and defensive lapses amid the Series pressure.
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Sportsmen's Park
St Louis
Mike Chartak
Cardinal
Mort Cooper
Floyd Beker
Don Gutteridge
Ted Wilks
Chet Lands’ Threedegger
Walker C Cooper
Browns and Cardinals Split Doubleheader in Steady Pace
In a six game set the Browns fall behind Cardinals in early offense then surge late with key byes. M Cooper and Verban appear as substitutes in seventh and eleventh innings respectively while notable players Usual suspects Kurowski W Cooper Marion McQuinn and Gutteridge feature in double plays and fielding. Attendance totals top 200000 across games with varied runtimes and four umpires overseeing the action.
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Verban
Donnelly
Byerly
Geometz
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Cardinals
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Kurowski
Lanter
Cooper
Wilks
Marion
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Gutteridge
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Dunn
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Trotting Race Card Features $300 Purse
A dense list of entries for multiple harness races appears with names such as Louis Cabs Revel Josephine Ruight Dally Double and Lala Hanover in one mile trots. Purse details include 300 for first race and 300 for fourth and seventh races with various riders and horses listed.
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Colonels Rally Past Orioles 5-4 Before 52,833 at Baltimore
Louisville Colonels edge Baltimore Orioles 5-4 in a tense game at Baltimore with Dwight Simonds closing and Nick Polly's fielding error aiding the comeback. Attendance reached 52,833 as the two teams split the series twice with notable relief pitching and late scoring.
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Records Fall in Series as Cardinals and Browns Clash
The World Series concluded in St Louis with Browns and Cardinals setting and tying multiple records. Mike Kreevich led outfield and putouts, Walker Cooper topped catcher records, Nelson Potter logged pitcher errors, and Kenneth O'Dea excelled as pinch hitter. Overall attendance reached 7,967,758 with receipts at $25,307,263.51.
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St Louis
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Browns
Mike Kreevich
Walker Cooper
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Cardinals
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