Army Navy grid game near sure but site still doubtful
War Department signaled 1943 Army Navy game despite gasoline fears and travel limits. McCloy noted no decision on site, possible Metropolitan Center in New York Philadelphia Washington or Baltimore. Philadelphia War Bond Committee urged Municipal Stadium for Third War Loan, offering $1,000 bond seats.
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Troy Cancels Game with Corp Pros
A game between the Troy State League team and the Schenectady Pros scheduled for Sunday has been canceled. On Labor Day the Trojans travel to Bennington Vermont to play the Mohawk Giants in an afternoon tilt with local players asked to report at 11:30 a.m. at 112th Street and Fifth Avenue to ride to Bennington.
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Dodgers Rally Past Giants For Sixth Straight Win
Brooklyn rode a late offensive burst to defeat the New York Giants 4 to 3, with Luis Olmo delivering key hits in the eighth and ninth innings. Curt Davis earned the win as Brooklyn extended its victory streak to six. Hal Gregg left after a hit on the right hand.
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Braves Rally In Tenth Beats Phillies 3 2
Butch Nieman drove in two with a tenth inning triple to lift the Boston Braves over Philadelphia 3 to 2. Kim Wasdell answered for the Phillies by scoring Babe Dahlgren, but Pinch hitter Schoolboy Kowe struck out with Wasdell on third. Gerheauser and Al Javery pitched a tight duel as 5,202 watched the Phillies snap eight straight losses and Boston return for its first visit since June 15.
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Feldman Notified Manager Of Military Service Rejection
New York Giants catcher Harry Feldman informed manager Mel Ott that he failed to pass the physical examination for military service yesterday. He did not disclose the reason for the rejection.
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Repair Gang Swamps P. A.'s At Arsenal
The Repair gang buried the Apprentice boys 15 to 8 in a General's Cup playoff at the Arsenal. Joe Esposito led the winners with a grand slam in the third and two other hits. Calhan and Murphy had three hits each, while Tom Lyons went 4 for 4 with five RBIs for the P. A. club. Johnny Welch added two hits for the losers. Tonight Army faces the Planning Room in another playoff.
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Colgate Added To R P L Gridiron Schedule Big Time Test
The R P L grid team will face Colgate University this season in a Nov 13 game at Hamilton, marking the first meeting since 1915. The Engineers have five definite games and two tentative, with Rochester, Brooklyn, Worcester Poly and Coast Guard definite, and possible matchups with Sampson Naval Base and Rome Air Depot.
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Fort Devens Nine Beat Athletics 5–1 in Mass Exhibition
Fort Devens Mass. Eddie J Murphy earned his third straight victory as the Fort Devens team defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 5 to 1 before 12 000 military fans. Murphy pitched a four hitter and held the A's to one hit through six innings. The soldier nine collected ten hits led by Bob Repass with three singles.
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Tigers Sweep Browns In Doubleheader Splits
Detroit Tigers edged St. Louis Browns 5-4 and 8-5 in a doubleheader led by Dizzy Trout and Hal Newhouser. Detroit rallied for two in the ninth to win the opener as Dick Wakefield tied it with a single and Pinky Higgins delivered the go ahead hit with the bases loaded. In the nightcap Newhouser overcame a nine game losing streak with help needed in the ninth. Ned Harris hit a homer for Detroit and Rudy York drove in his 100th run.
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Arsenal 75s Rally to Win in Industrial League Playoff
In a seven inning Class A playoff clash Arsenal 75s edged Bear Manning 3 2 after Carter scored on an infield knock and Kelley followed with a long sacrifice fly. Parsons doubled for Watervliet and Kane scored on a single to tie the game in the seventh. Benjukiah pitched five hits while Charbonneau allowed seven in a duel. The two teams meet Tuesday for a finals bid against Arsenal 90 mm.
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Armstrong-White Bout Definitely Off-Sanders
Everett Sanders of the California Athletic Commission said he would not consent to the scheduled 11 round bout due to Armstrong’s medical warning that continuing boxing could endanger his sight. Sanders said he speaks for himself and notes Entenza and Covey agree. Armstrong had announced retirement in New York after a defeat by Ray Robinson, hurting the card’s drawing power in Los Angeles.
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International Newark and Buffalo hockey scores
Reported outcomes show Newark and Buffalo teams winning by margins of three and four goals respectively. Syracuse, Jersey City, and Rochester also posted scoring results across the noted games with Jersey City and Syracuse splitting results in the doubleheader.
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Cubs Beat Reds 3-1 Behind Bithorn and Hack
Chicago Cubs won 3-1 at Crosley Field as Bithorn pitched three hits and Stan Hack went 4-for-4. Hack drove in two runs, including a first-inning single, while Ray Mueller scored Cincinnati’s lone run on a double by Mueller and a subsequent infield play.
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Baseball In Brief from Yesterday’s Games
Summary of five minor league baseball results with multiple games. Seward, Stephenson, Gilmore, Rensa, Munson, Collins, Kimble, Hamil, Woodend, Hyman, Nichols contributed to the day’s scores as Hartford, Utica, Albany, and Elmira posted wins. Camden field hosts were listed for today’s matchups: Springfield at Albany, Utica at Hartford, Scranton at Binghamton, Wilkes-Barre at Elmira.
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National Yesterday's Results In Major League Baseball Scores
Brooklyn edged New York 4 to 3 and Chicago beat Cincinnati 3 to 1 in 10 innings. Boston defeated Philadelphia 3 to 2. Standings show New York at Brooklyn with a twilight Chase 39 facing Wyatt 95. Cincinnati plays St Louis at night Vander Meer 11 13 against Krist 8 5. Pittsburgh visits Chicago Sewell 19 7 versus Wyse 7 7.
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Baseball scores and upcoming games from Detroit slate
Scores show American Cleveland 2 Chicago 1 and 1-Detroit 5 St. Louis 2, Detroit 8 St. Louis 3. Scheduled games list Wynn vs Borony, Hollingsworth vs White, Wolff vs Ryba with teams Washington New York St. Louis Detroit Philadelphia Boston.
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Gilmore Guides Senators to 6-2 Victory Over Rifles
Leonard Gilmore hurled a complete game win for the Senators, improving to 12- year total as they beat the Springfield Rifles 6-2 at Hawkins Stadium. The win, aided by three Springfield errors, keeps Collins’ club a game up on Hartford and extends their two-game run. Frank Seward limited the Rifles to 13 hits while Gilmore walked one and struck out eight. The Senators built a 3-0 lead by the third inning and added three in the fifth, with key hits from Yohe Peters Nagle and Brutchak. Springfield scored solo in the sixth and two more in the eighth.
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St Michael's Triumphs Over Sacred Heart in 6-0 Win
St Michael's moved closer to the iec championship by defeating Sacred Heart 6-0 before darkness halted the game in the top of the sixth at Prospect Park. Mike Furdyna pitched the complete game for the win while Pete Russo served as catcher. Joe Conroy had three hits and stellar defense, as Marty Dwyer drove in two runs. A rematch is set Sunday to decide the series.
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Watkins All-Stars blank Bulldogs 9 to 0 in Junior League
Harry Batchelder earned his 22nd win as the Watkins All-Stars defeated the Bulldogs 9-0 at Hanckerbocker Playgrounds. Ray Martell spoiled a possible no hitter with a last inning single. Jim Nér-ton had two singles in three at bats for Watkins while Tom Luce and Hank O’Brien teamed for the Bulldog battery.
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Indians Buy Woodling and Baron Sluggers
Wilkes-Barre secretary Mike J. McInally announced Gene Woodling, 21, will be sold to the Cleveland Indians for an undisclosed sum. Woodling, Eastern League Big Six hitter leader, may join the Indians after the season, possibly staying for playoffs if Wilkes-Barre returns to first division. He began with Fostoria in 1940, led the Ohio State League with a .398 average, moved to Flint in 1941 to help win the title with a .394 average, joined the Barons in 1942 but fractured a leg after 39 games and was sidelined.
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Indians nose out Chisox 2-1 in opener of 1943 series
Cleveland held hitless until two out in the sixth as four hits produced two runs to beat the Chicago White Sox 2 to 1. Lefty Al Smith and Orval Grove matched strong efforts with five hits allowed each. Chicago scored in the first inning.
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