Barons Triumph Over Miners In Doubleheader Affair
Wilkes-Barre Barons defeat Scranton Miners in a twin bill 34 51 with vivid hitting by Bill Purdon and Joe Lamworthy. Vic Austin and Bob Sperry produced runs, McCabe pitched well and Garnered the decisive outburst in the opener. Crowd 1,785 witnessed Y. J. Day ceremonies as Barons pull ahead in the season series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrantos
Wilkes- Barre
Forest
Sia
Tro
Ich
Bill Purdon
Siamta
Angie
Ralph McCabe
Stormy Bret Frame
Pardon
Witchess
Vic Austin Salashad
Bobby Wilson
Joe Lamworthy
Pierk Alagie
Bobby Rossel
Scrastonian
McCebe
Sverne
George Cooley
Chumley
Johnny Ward
Bob Fiothel
van Rider
Ben Visan
Ket Raddant
Rider
McCabe
Cotelle
Minera
Vic Austin
Bob Sperry
Langworthy
Gazelle
Ed Sudol
Trips Even Break With Utes In Doubleheader
Utica Bouts the Trips 5-0 in game one and 0-1 in game two as Utica Blue Sox widen Eastern League lead over Albany Senators. Gene Beardon baffled Utica in rain affected opener. Don Grate allowed two singles in first inning in win, amid wedding collection for Marjorie Hasner. Attendance 3,121.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Binghamton
Utica Blue Sox
Albany Senators
Hartford
Gene Beardon
Frank Martin
Don Grate
Ohio State Flash
Marjorie Hasner
Dover
Ohio
Jack Kimble
George Copeland
Eddie Sawyer
Bill Cronin
Wellsville Yarm Club
Yankee
Atahds
Saturday's Sports In Brief Form
Camden races highlight the day with First Fiddie taking the Trenton Handicap at Garden State Park by 2% lengths over Alexis Bon Jour and 194 winner Chicago With Pleasure split winnings in Prairie Sign Stakes and Washington Park events. End with note on Stymie, coronal and other listed results from various tracks and venues across the era.
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Associated
Camden
Garden State Park
Alexis
Bon Jour
Chicago
Washington Park
Detroit
Leystan
Charlotta
Baeiby
American Legion
Trenton
Colorado Springs
Cole
Babe
Didrikson Zaharias
Broadmoor
Dorothy Kielty
Los Angeles
del Mar
Calit
San Diego
New York
Star Pilot
Belmont Park
Stymie
San Francisco
Portland Multnomah ‘Club
Retkinghamn Park
Nelson Fires 67 to Cut Hogan Lead in Nashville Open
In Nashville, Nelson shot 67 to close Hogan’s lead as the Nashville Open tightens. Hogan posted 65 to reach 199, two strokes ahead of Nelson at 201, with Snead 202 and Hines 203 in pursuit. Ghezzi and Ransom shot 55s on the day, with several others at 204 heading into the final rounds.
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Nelson
Hogan
Nashville
Tenn
Byron Nabi
Aon
Xolfs
Ben Hogan
Texas
Peck
Hershey
Richland Club
Toledo
Thras
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
Jimmy Hines
Chicago
Johnny Bulla
Atlantis
Herman Barron
White Plains
N. J
Henry Ransom
Houston
Tex
Vic, Ghezzi
Deal
Ghezzi
Ransom
Bulla
Barren
Rank Stranahan
Maxwell Field
Ala
Ky Laffoon
Jimmy Johnson
Detroit
Laffoon
Johnson
Stranahan
Hubert Tackles Tough Foe In Stadium Tomorrow
Hubert from Washington D C travels to Hawkins Stadium to face Al Evans of Canada in the main bout of a pro boxing show tomorrow night. Evans is among Canada s top middleweights with a knockout record. The undercard includes an eight round semi final a six round and two four round prelims. The card starts at 845 PM. In amateur baseball Dayton Akron and Detroit were eliminated in second round games of the National Amateur Baseball Federation junior tournament Columbus crushed Akron 37 1 and Louisville defeated Detroit 50 in one defeat and out play.
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Tommy
Tee) Hubert
Washington, D. C
Hawkins Stadium
al Evans
Montreal
Stoney Lewis
Washington
Bob Jacobs
Philadelphia
Hubert
Fall River
Mass
Evans
Ball Park
Canada
Dayton
Akron
Detroit
National Amateur Baseball Federation
Columbus
Louisville
Race Entries Feature Diverse Fairs and Purses Across Cards
The list details multiple races with purses from 1800 to 5600 pounds, featuring maidens and claimers, 3-year-olds and up, across distances up to seven furlongs. Notable entries include Bet Me Elis WS Red Ted Kalamazoo War Agent Shasta Ko and Delaware Township stakes among others, with weights and post positions specified for each horse.
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Bet Me
Local Finance
Elis
Eara
Speed Easy
Dorothy
Louise
Babotting
Quick
Mepis
Anna Doran
Toney
Pissta HS
Lepsal
xEvelyh W
Ted
Richmond
Kalamazoo
Son O
Good Company
Fey Hat
Xwartower
Tee Midge
Shasta Ko
Able
Wilding Greedy
Hotton Hall
Rediey
Speedy
Amazed
Sweet Chisnet
Eric Knight
Wake Robit
Catole H
Zasy Guero
Malachi
Son Admiral
Ra-Epicure
Atm
Gratenary
Furiowigs
Chueds Johans Jr
West Meet
Dor Dar
a-Halgyon
Boy. Ancier
Deeds
Mia Exhet
a-Rappr Prince
Cherridale
Jo Acnex
Windxt
Spiny Pepley
Osham
Waldiia Craft
Faellayin
Bronte
Stink Pat
Bree Boy
Appa Feppas
Magic Haste
Minvaee
Son Geee
Boeta Ventura
Gray
Smazo
Dansation
Bha
Bibb Wins Frear Park Junior Championship Title
Bibb Jr. defeated Marvin Anderson 7 and 6 to claim the Frear Park junior golf title. Bibb led 7 up on the outgoing stretch and finished strong on the 12th, after earning the medal in the current tournament. Ed Tofte beat Harry Neilson in a Hepp trophy match 6 and 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Bibb
Frear Park Links
Marvin Anderson
Bibb
Tole
Ed Tofte
Harry Neilson
Iedey
Frear Park
Frenc Park
Sacred Heart Nine Triumphs In Senior C O League Bout
Watervliet Sacred Heart beat Schoharie 3 to 1 in a tuneup for a proposed Metropolitan CYO title tilt in NYC. Don Caswell was beaned and scored on Lamperilo’s single, Schaoharie tied the game briefly before Sacred Heart pulled away with two eighth inning runs.
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Watervliet Sacred Heart
Schoharie
Hack Harris
Ottman
Sacred Heart
Don Caswell
Caswell
Lamperilio
Finer
Barris
Lynch Isingie
Richardson
Weldot
Waldon
Caxwell
New York City
Third Army Nine Opens GI World Series Victory
Third Army slugging unit defeats Oise All-Stars 9 to 2 before nearly 50 000 at Soldiers Field Nuernberg in the first game of the GE World series for the ETO baseball championship Lanky Ewel Blackwell pitched five hit ball and Red Circle teammates benefited from seven Oise errors in support The second game will be played today with the teams moving to Reims for games three and four if necessary.
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Nuernberg
Germany
WACS
Third Army
Oise All-Stars
Oise
All Stars
Feld
Reims
Fousth
Nick Macone
Hartford
Mass
Catener
Lew Richardson
Kentucky
Emmet Altenburg
Chicago
Willard Brown
Kansas City Monarchs
Cotton States Plan Baseball Revival
Revival of baseball in the Cotton States League territory is in prospect for 1946. Tentative plans will be discussed at a meeting in Jackson Mississippi on September 4. Arthur H. Ehlers of Baltimore, promotional director of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues, will attend.
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Durham
N. C
Jackson
Miss
Arthur H. Ehlers
Baltimore
Helser Sets 100 Meter Freestyle Record in San Francisco
Brenda Helser of Multnomah Athletic Club Portland won the Far Western AAU championship in a 1 05.58 for 100 meter freestyle defeating Art Curtis of Crystal Palace San Francisco by half a length. The previous mark 1 06.85 was set by Helene Madison in Los Angeles in 1932.
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San Francisco
Brenda Helser
Multnomah Athletic Club
Portland
Ore
Art Curtis
Crystal Palace
Helene Madison
Los Angeles
Miss Heiser
Miss Curtis
Thompson Wins Troy C C Golf. Martin Reaches Cup Final
Thompson wins in a Troy Country Club event with notable handicaps listed. Charley Martin advances to the Governor's Cup final at the Troy Club by defeating Ontarie Stone and will face Capt. Les Gott. Qualifying rounds for the club championship continue on Branewick Road. Connie Lang leads with an 83 in today’s events.
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Thompson
Troy C. C
Martin
al Thompson
Artied
Tom Oviatt
WF. McCormick
Nick Walsh
Frank Phelps
Eime Cathoun
Lal Trompson
Charley Martin
Troy Club
Onariey Stone
Les Gott
Prostesa
Branewick Road Links
Connie Lang
Tse
Air Rate Heads Garden State Stakes Field at Garden State
Air Rate, undefeated this year, is the favorite in the $25,000 Garden State Stakes at Garden State race track. The Deliberator colt landed his maiden at New Orleans last winter and has since won the Nytes Stan dish and Maryflower Stakes at Suffolk Downs. Twelve of the East's top two year-olds are entered for the six furlongs.
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Osuliens
Xiitite Rinient
Peritagen
Valdine Decor
Bayheies Nore
Temtra
Lady GoMen
Borloem
Hearts Anteine
Vesas
the Demander
Aueadoverbeels
xChance
xPart
Brave
Hesmedate
Tair
xHize Crose
Gene Chance
xAnacicss
Michi
Wack Madigan
Forts Rice
Air Hersia
Marigastu
Landjord
Marine Victory
Levemeriow
Lyrae
Sitch
xStatering
Chence
Setawak
Het
Hepiy
Canton
xRall
Top Serpeant
Toote Cannon
xaun-Gale Mar
Attache
Partas Stair
Xet Torendor
xPiging Town
Sone
Camden
M. J
Wrae
Garden State Race Track
New Orleans
Suffolk Downs
East
Cooke Reclaims Net Crown By Beating Betz In Finals
Mrs. Cooke regained the National women's singles tennis title, defeating Pauline Betz 3-6 6-4 6-4 in a grueling final before a 13,080-strong crowd. The veteran champion and former doubles winner, 34, used drop shots and precise shots to overturn Betz’s power and endurance, ending Betz’s three-year reign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Palisey Cooke
Paulice Betz
Sarah
Little Boston
Betz
Conxe
Los Angeles
Cooke
Catia
Bill Talbert
Wilmington
Del
Ecuador
iPascho Seguri
Talbert
Sgt
Frank Parker
Iss Bezz
Mrs. Cooke
Ima
Miss Betz
Aip Andiuck
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Utes
Bis
Alejo Russell Claregraunda
Argentina
William Talbert
Forest Ifills
N. Y
Seeichis
Searoide
Easten Mary B
Foxglove
Dox
Osuftvan
Highforthites
Derby Browd
Harvest
Everne
Aiethyrs
Bobby
Ignes
Malas
Anthony
uxBlue
Qur Victory
Sun Theen
Petern Saftae
Pate
Pomanock
Pratt
Barn
Darby O
Ascage
Setber- Man
Josnioy
Xarp Arse
Xarp Arse Re Orsuueran
Saatut
Pallips
M. Hartewire
Mi —Pame
Yearnap Ware
Farhones
Cassia
Doge
Nemnie
Tore
Jacobe
Vitewas
Teseg Toe
Aibelms
Mary Karéls
Cotton States Plan Baseball Revival
Joe Palooka
By al
Aadecue
Pere “M
Jel
By Frank King
By V. T. Hom
Loi Inc
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Agate
Reo
Crockett
Molle
Satelite
R.o'malley
Garden State
Poszie
Rene
Pancho
Segura
Doorom
Migs Herz
Doris Hart
Miami Beach
Fla
Baturdas
Mary Arnold
Shirlley Fry
Lowise Stouzh
Margaret OmiDorne
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