Litwhiler Hits 10th Homer As Cards Roll Past Pirates
AP report from Pittsburg notes the St Louis Cardinals beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 3 in 11 innings after a suspended July 18 game was completed. Mort Cooper started and pitched well but received no decision as Rip Sewell took the loss in relief, with Murry Dickson earning the win. Danny Litwhiler belted his 10th homer driving in key runs as Martin Marion and Lou Klein contributed others while Stan Musial stole home in the ninth.
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Ripley Cage Coach At Columbia Name Ripley Cage Coach At Columbia
Elmer H. Ripley, longtime coach at Georgetown and Yale, has been named basketball coach at Columbia. A former pro player, Ripley coached Georgetown, then Yale, and later returned to Georgetown where his teams were top contenders. The schedule for Columbia is being prepared.
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W. & Jr. Drops Grid Game in 1943 schedule
Washington and Jefferson College announced it has dropped football for the 1943 season due to manpower shortages and schedule difficulties. Only Pitt and Carnegie Tech remain as opponents. two players from last year’s squad are headed for military service in October. Muskingum College also cancelled Tuesday, leaving W. & J. with only one 1943 opponent from eight originally scheduled.
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Cubs Beat Reds in 10th Clinches With Cavarretta Homer
Cubs outslug Reds 12 to 9 in ten as Phil Cavarretta belts a go ahead homer in the 10th. Stanky and Hack single, then Cavarretta drives one over center as Chicago mounts rally after trailing into the 9th. Haas homered for Cincinnati but Cubs explode late to seize victory.
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Rochester Coach Renails Grid Prospects
Dud De Groot, famed Rochester coach, downplays his 1943 eleven as an Eastern powerhouse. A recent scrimmage against Sampson Naval Training Station showed Rochester with the upper hand, led by V-12 transfer Bob Polidor and a strong supporting backfield. The Yellow Jackets face Yale at New Haven, then Colgate, and a slate of midseason clashes including Bardain, Carnegie Tech, and Rensselaer Poly.
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Pirates Buy Three Players From Toronto
Pirates owner William E. Benswanzer announced the purchase of Jim Hopper a bright minor league pitcher Nick Strincevich and infielder Lee Handley from Toronto of the International League Hopper has 13 wins Strincevich 14 and six Handley returns after arm trouble from an auto accident The players were bought for undisclosed cash in a five figure sum under a working agreement allowing future Toronto purchases for a fixed amount They may not report to the club until next spring.
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Knerr Wins Loth Game as Senators Top Rifles 12 3
The Senators defeated the Springfield Rifles 12 to 3 at Hawk ing Stadium before 1,343 fans. Knerr earned his tenth win after a seven‑run, error‑filled affair, while Dyche took the loss. Albany’s Camelli left with an elbow injury but drove in four runs on two doubles. The Rifles threatened early but could not cash in with bases loaded in the third as the Senators pulled away with a series of late runs including a five‑run eighth inning.
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International Orioles 4 Newark 2 end fifth call
In a delayed set of results from the baseball slate, Baltimore beat Newark 4 to 2, Toronto defeated Buffalo 4 to 0, and Rochester routed 4 to 7 with Montreal 1, while Montreal won 7 to 2 against Rochester. Syracuse at Jersey City postponed. Giants announce pitcher Harry Feldman will report for military induction today.
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Gustine Leaves For St Louis To Treat Leg Injury
Pittsburg Pirates second baseman Frenkie Gustine flew to St Louis for treatment of a torn cartilage in his right leg. Plagued by injury jinx since reaching the majors, he has been largely ineffective for the Pirates since August in Boston.
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Minor Stars Of 42 Earn Major Spurs
Three former minor league MVPs from Sacramento Milwaukee and Syracuse found steady big league work this summer with Cincinnati Chicago and the Beeston Braves. Ray Mueller of Sacramento hit home runs and played 102 straight games last season then joined the Reds and delivered clutch hits. Red Barrett of Syracuse led Beeston with 10 mound wins and two shutouts while fanning 42 with 44 walks. Stanky of Chicago Cubs struggled at the plate after winning the previous season’s batting title, hitting .246 with 39 RBIs.
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Arsenal 90s Triumph in Indus Playoffs
Arsenal 90s defeated Rensselaer Valve nine 6 to 5 in a Class A Industrial League playoff game, eliminating Rensselaer from the semi finals. Tommy Lyons and Rocco Valente led hitters with two safeties each while Gradomie homered and Navien added a double for the losers. Hivertsen pitched for Arsenal 90s and McClement for Rensselaer.
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American League hurlers aim high in shutouts this season
Amid speculation on light AL batting, pitchers push for a modern high in shutouts and many one to five hitter games. Hilligan notes 23 small-hit contests as 1943 pace rivals 1942 figures with eight 13-plus run games vs 20 in 1942. Only two hitters top .300, dragged by war-time player absences and a thinning top slugger pool.
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Seeded Stars Advance in Net Tourney Play
The first round of the National singles tennis championships closed as expected with seeds Parker Segura Betz and others advancing easily in best-of-three format. Pancho Segura defeated Dick Bender 6-3 6-3 before about 1,000 spectators at the National clay courts. Frankie Parker beat John Cushingham 6-2 6-3, and Pauline Betz won 6-3 6-4 over Eleanor Purdy Cushingham. Sid B. Wood Jr defaulted to Jack Tuero after illness, while Seymour Greenberg edged Tom Falkenberg 2-6 6-2 6-0 in a three-set finish. A Brooklyn exhibition bye before Camp Lee on Sept 12 was announced for the Dodgers.
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The Great Bobo’s Peripatetic Baseball Career
Whitney Martin details Lous Neluan Bobo Buck Newsom known as Bobo Newsom and his long, restless journey through multiple teams since 1928. The column notes his stops with Raleigh, Nationals, Dodgers, Browns, Red Sox, Tigers, and others, plus his outspoken persona and enduring vanity.
Baseball In Brief Yesterday's Results
Springfield, Albany, Utica, Hartford, Scranton, Binghamton, Wilkes-Barre, Elmira baseball results show varied scores with wins for Albany and Hartford, while Utica and Hartford split. Standings list St Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Boston, Philadelphia, New York with current records. Today's games include Springfield at Albany and Utica at Hartford among others with scheduled pitchers listed.
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American Stated Baseball Cards and Scores
Today's games feature Louis against Detroit at Gate House with Sandra and Trout facing Newhouser and others. Chicago visits Cleveland under Grove against A Smith in a night game.
Sabatelle K. O. Wins Sixth Round Knockout in Scranton
In Scranton Pennsylvania Charley Sabatelle the betting butcher from Dunmore KO'd Joey Ross of Toronto in the sixth round of an eight rounder at Scranton Stadium. A right to the head ended the bout after two minutes and five seconds Sabatelle weighed 149 pounds giving him a one pound edge.
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