Nate Andrews tosses four hit shutout as Braves rout Giants
Nate Andrews pitched a four hit shutout as the Boston Braves blanked the New York Giants 6 to 0. Elmer Butch Nieman homered three times in the game, driving in runs and contributing a triple and two singles. The Giants were kept quiet after an early attack, while the Braves built a four run 11th inning surge and bullpen held.
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van Lingle Mungo
Nate Andrews
Elmer Butch Nieman
New York Giants
Mungo
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Nieman
Harry Feldman
Johnny Wittig
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Giants
Aew Yuka
Roa
Witeh
Rucker
Mayrar
Lombarat
Gordo
dJurges
Biurgo
Mancuso
Feldman
Medwick
Boston Holmes Et Ryan, 3B. Wwaraman Tt, Wiemann
Poland
Farrell
Wistelmano
Boost
Farre
Ryan
Gordon
Ieman
Bartell
Witek
Gordon Wistelmann
York
Wittie
Munco T Feldman
Wittig
Dunn
Stewart
Giants Seek Replacement For Mel Hein Bear Mountain NY
Giants coach Steve Owen searches for Hein replacement after 1942 season ends. Candidates include Bill Piccolo Harold Hall and Dick Drake, with 6'6" 250-lb Al Splozis emerging as a potential star. Backfield includes Joe Saltis and others. team drills focus on opening exhibition against the Bears in Buffalo.
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N. Y
Mel Hein
New York Giants
Green Bay Packers
Steve Owen
Hein
Steve
Giants
Chicago Bears
Buffalo
Bill Piccolo
Canisius
Owen
Harold Hall
Dick Drake
Ohio Wesleyan
al Blazis
Splozis
Ducks
Emery Nix
Texas Christian
Francis Turbert
Morris Harvey
Bill Paschal
Georgia Tech
James Mercer
Oregon Stars
Will Rian
Ward Cuff
Leland Shaffer
Hubert Barker
Bob Trocolar
Joe Salatis
Dickinson High School
Jersey City
Jim Poole
A's Edge Flyers 7 2 in Exhibition Victory
Philadelphia A's defeated Mitchel Field Flyers 7 to 2 in an exhibition. Major leaguers led 3 to 2 until the seventh, adding four runs to secure the win. Longest hit was a fourth inning triple by Flyers catcher Les Burdge.
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McCabe Throws One-Hit Victory for Senators over Laurels
Ralph McCabe pitched a one hit complete game, striking out nine, as the Senators defeated Albany 5 to 0. McCabe walked four and benefited from a fourth inning burst that scored all runs. Johnny Dagenhard faced trouble early but held Albany in check after the first.
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Don Brady
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Neill
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Behr Manning Whips Arsenal Nine by One in Playoff
Behr Manning edged Arsenal 1-0 in a Class AI Industrial League playoff. Buck Charbonneau’s misplay on a second inning throw cost Arsenal, while O Connell singled and a delayed steal allowed the winning run. Bonjukian and Hartford, Conn, hurler Williams held the mound duel as Arsenal managed three hits.
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Buck Charbonneau
Behr- Manning
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Cards Working to Top Nats by Beating Lowly Clubs
The article notes the St. Louis Cardinals win against bottom teams to climb in the pennant chase. It contrasts their strong records versus last place or lower teams with tougher results against Reds Pirates and Braves. Mentions war impact on college staff and players like Ace Adams and Ed Caraway.
Eastern Loop Limits Clubs to Aug. 15 Roster for Playoffs
Eastern League playoff rules cap rosters at August 15 with limited exceptions. Hartford earns two extra players. Scranton Wilkes-Barre and Binghamton may carry up to three already rostered players ineligible under the date rule. Albany seeks three. vote fails.
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Chubs
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Wilkes-Barre
Albany
Afic Caffrey
Elmira
Hartford
Springfield
Utica
Gene Martin
Thomas H. Richardson
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Senators
Mike McNally
Joe Reardon
Bill Lande
James McKinnon
Martin
Hess All Stars defeat St Peters 7 5 at Watervliet High
Hess All Stars edged St Peter's C. O. 7 to 5 at Watervliet High School diamond. Pitcher Karafunda earned the win, Frankie Falzo caught, while Kim Lynch and Karafunda led with key hits. Don Caswell took the loss for St Peter's with Cahill adding two singles for offense.
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Columbia Lions Begin Fall Grid Drills for 1944
Columbia Universitys Lions opened fall football practice with 39 players reporting to Coach Lou Little. The initial session focused on calisthenics, a scrimmage is planned, and the team eyes a October 2 game against Princeton. Eighteen players are Navy V-12 trainees, seven of whom are likely starters.
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Watkins Blast Monarchs by 17-1 Margin
Watkins All-Stars defeated Lansingburg Monarchs 17 to 1 at Knickerbocker playground last night. Bob Bebernitz pitched two hits allowed eight strikeouts and three walks while going 3-for-3 at the plate with three RBI. Gene Merchant caught, Jim Norton added two hits, and Bill Spears started on the mound for the losers as Monrchs' Tom Maney and Jim Large had two hits each. Tonight the Tigers meet the Green Island Chiefs in another loop game.
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Gene Merchant
Jim Norton
Bill Spears
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Harry Jones
Tom Maney
Jim Large
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Green Island Chiefs
Horsemen Seek Ten Day Extension for Camden Meet
A group of 125 horse owners and trainers at Garden State Park petitioned for a ten day extension of the Camden race meeting but the State Racing Commission took no action due to a law limiting track meetings to fifty racing days. Officials said owners have nowhere to race between Camden’s Sept. 11 closing and Pimlico’s Maryland start later, and suggested charity events to entice an extension.
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Homer Helps Cards Clip Bues 4 to 2
Cardinals beat Pirates 4 to 2 as Harry Walker hits a ninth inning inside the park homer with George Munger aboard. Leavis Klein drove in a run earlier and Munger tossed 7 1 3 innings for the win. Att: 18,141.
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George Munger
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Max Lanier
Vince DiMaggio
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Bob Klinger
Leavis Klein
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Dodgers Beat Phillies 4 2 for Fourth Straight Win
The Brooklin Dodgers won 4 to 2 at Shibe Park, extending their streak over Philadelphia to four games this season. Kirby Higbee pitched six hits, Luis Olmo drove in two runs on a third inning triple, and Dee Moore committed an error that allowed Olmo to score. Babe Dahlgren hit his second homer of the year following a Dee Moore single.
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Arky Vaughan
Dee Moore
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P.R.'s Wallop eliminates Liner Shop in playoff sweep
After a 23 game regular season with one loss the Liner Shop was eliminated by the P.R. department nine to two in the General's Cup playoffs. Jim Grimm pitched the win allowing three hits while Gruba Peters managed two Liner Shop hits. Callahan Cohen and Maxwell led the winners with key hits as Gruba and Mooney closed it out. The Army face Planning Room in the next playoff game.
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Shawmuts to Play At Cohoes Field
The Shawmuts meet the Cohoes Owls at Lansing Park tonight at 6 15. Chick Dwyer of Printsky and Ryan will form the battery for the Trojans.
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Troy sportsman Pat Patterson backs golf charity show
Edward H. Patterson former speed boat racing champion and golf enthusiast donated 400 in golf ball prizes at the Creavy Day program to aid hospital expenses for a noted champion. The event honored Tom Creavy with 2000 fans present and Wyatt’s 23 win season noted.
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Pat) Patterson
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St Michael's blank Sacred Heart 7 to 0 in playoff opener
Pete Russo and Mickey Furdynn powered St Michael's to a 7-0 win over Sacred Heart at Prospect Park Diamond in the C Y O Senior League playoffs. Russo allowed two hits in a complete game. Cal Paulus pitched well but received no run support as Sacred Heart dropped game one. series continues tomorrow night at Prospect Park Diamond.
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Seerey to Take Draft Physical for Induction
Pat Seerey, 20 year old Cleveland Indians outfielder, heads to Little Rock Arkansas for his military induction physical Monday. Recently reclassified from 4-F to 1-A, he was called up from Wilkes-Barre on June 7 to bolster the Tribe’s outfield. He batted .303 with 33 homers for Cedar Rapids last season but has had limited big league service.
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Wilkes-Barre
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Clippers Not To Field Grid Team In 43
Wilmington Clippers of the American Association will not field a football team this season. The Wilmington Professional Football Club, Inc. announced the move stating they prefer to abandon football temporarily rather than lower the team’s caliber and the level of opposition familiar to fans.
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Reds Edge Cubs 3-2 In Walters Victory Night
Feds squeezed out a 3 to 2 win over the Chicago Cubs as Bucky Walters outpitched Paul Derringer for his third win of the season. Walters hit a fifth inning triple and scored on a sac fly. Derringer allowed five hits while Walters gave up nine. Cincinnati outhit Chicago 9 to 5 in a tense late-night National League matchup witnessed by 12,329 at attendanc e.
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Bryant Trims Vinnie Vines In 8 Rounds
Bryant of Dallas won a decision over Vinnie Vines of Schenectady in eight rounds at Queensboro Stadium. Both fighters were knocked down with long counts. Bryant endured a nine count in round five and Vines was floored three times in round two before the bell saved him. The semi final saw Bill Grant defeat Aaron Batman in eight rounds.
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Sluggers Fail To Hit Homers In All Parks
Major league hitters show few can hit a homer in every park this season. Vince DiMaggio and several others chase the all around homer record, needing key park counts across Chicago St Louis Philadelphia and more while several American League sluggers also must hit in multiple parks to reach the feat.
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Pittsburg Pirates
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Whitey Kurowski
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Kurowski
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Pittsburg
Charley Keller
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Browns Sell Newsom To Nats
Buck Newsom, who debuted for the Browns in 1943, has been sold to the Washington Nationals for an undisclosed sum believed near 37,500. The veteran pitcher, known for a brittle tenure with the Browns, will join the Nats amid a late season gamble to improve in the standings. Newsom leaves after nine losses with one win, plus relief appearances and a as yet unfulfilled pennant bid.
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Archie McKain
Fred Ostermueller
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Lyle Sewell
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Baseball In Brief Yesterday's Results
Albany, Hartford, Schanton, Elmira, Springfield, Utica, Wilkes-Barre and Binghamton played in a set of minor league results. Box scores show runs by inning and key pitchers. Standings of teams follow the brief results.
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Hartford
McCabe
Camelli
Dagenhard
Woodend
Hyman
Nichols
Schanton
Elmira
Cobb
Fabioni
Savino
Lepine
Zoldak
Moss
Springfield
Utica
Mellis
Montero
Stephenson
Kimbie
Hamil
Wilkes-Barre
Baseball Scores and Pending Resumption of Suspended Game
National Boston trounced New York six to nothing while St Louis beat Pittsburg four to two Cincinnati won three to two over Chicago and Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia two to four. Chicago faced Cincinnati Passeau at 14 8 Heusser at 3 3 Of Riddle 17 8 St Louis vs Pittsburg Munger five four Cooper 18 8 versus Sewell 196 and Gee 4 1. Only games scheduled. Munger and Sewell to face each other in the resumed seven inning game suspended July 18.
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International Toronto beats Buffalo. Rochester defeats Montreal
Syracuse earns a 10 to 8 win over Jersey City while Syracuse drops a 6 to 2 result against Jersey City in preliminary ARPHIVe schedule notes.
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Montreal
Syracuse
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