Dodgers Capture Seventh Straight as Wyatt Defeats Giants
The Dodgers beat the Giants 4 to 1 in a twilight game behind Whit Wyatt who earned his tenth win. Ernie Lombardi opened scoring with a first inning single that sent Johnny Rucker home, while the Dodgers drew three walks to fuel a four run fourth inning. A double by Luis Olmo produced the tying and eventual winning run, with Mickey Owen driving in another, as Arkie Vaughan scored on Lilly Herman’s single in the sixth.
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Dodgers
Giants
Whit Wyatt
Wyatt
Ernie Lombardi
Johnny Rucker
Ken Chase
Luis Olme
Mickey Owen
Arkie Vaughan
Lilly Herman
Senators Tame Rifles Again 6 1
The Senators beat Springfield 6 1 at Hawkins Stadium behind Ty Corbett four hits. Albany built a five run first inning, then held on as Corbett, ill with a cold, left with bases loaded in the ninth before Art Doli secured the win.
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Associated Press
Ty Corbett
Albany
Hawkins Stadium
Springfield
Senators
Bill Sisler
Corbett
Art Doli
Ed Butka
Nagel
Cookson
Yohe
Peters
Rensa
Gibson
Dotlich
Bratchak
Arsenal Bowling Loop Names Officers
At a meeting in Watervliet Arsenal, the Arsenal Inter-Bowling League named officers Howard Bode and Jack Kennedy as co-presidents, John Stoberski as secretary, and William Russell as treasurer. The league will bowl at the Mayfair Recreation every Tuesday from 7. The season opens Sept. 21.
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Watervlietn Arsenal
Arsenal Inter-Bowling League
Howard Bode
Jack Kennedy
John Stoberski
William Russell
Mayfair Recreation
Favorites Bow in Net Tourney at Forest Hills
Two ranking favorites Frankie Parker of the Army Air Force and Margaret Osborne of San Francisco were swept from the National singles tennis championships at Forest Hills. Parker lost in straight sets to Lieut. Joe Hunt of the Navy 8-6 6-2 6-3 while Osborne fell to Dorothy May Bundy. Doris Hart defeated Mrs. Cooke, the 1941 champion, as the quarterfinals shaped up with Segura Kramer Talbert Betz and Brough advancing.
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Corp
Frankie Parker
Army Air Force
Margaret Osborne
San Francisco
Sarah Palfrey Cooke
Parker
Joe Hunt
Navy
Miss Osborne
Dorothy May Bundy
Doris Hart
Miami
Fla
Mrs. Cooke
Francisco (Pancho) Segura
Coast Guardsman
Jack Kramer
Los Angel
William Talbert
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Cal
McSpaden Nelson Lead Golf Field At Golden Valley Invite
Byron Nelson and Jug McSpaden shot a best ball 62 to lead the Golden Valley invitational team matches, posting 11 under par and collecting four points. Wood and Demaret trailed after a 66 best ball, while Nelson fired an unofficial 63 on the Golden Valley course with a remarkable first-nine 32 in support of their lead.
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Minneapolis
Inn
Byron Nelson
Iwith
Jug McSpaden
Nelson
McSpaden
Craig Woood
Jimmy Demaret
Wood-Demaret
Willie Goggin
Tony Penna
Buck White
Laffoon
Lloyd
Mangram
Sam Byrd
Billy Kaiser
Johnny Revolta
Harry Cooper-Pyot
Chick M Harbert
Sergt
Jima
Mike Turnesa
Cooper
Harbert
Wood
Demaret
White-Laffoon
Kaiser- Revolta
Golden Valley
Lord Byron
Jug
Cardinals Won 12 1 2 Games Up In NL Race
President Sam Breadon said no World Series ticket applications would be accepted until mathematically in. The St Louis Cardinals led Cincinnati Reds by about 12 games with NL leaders opening a four game series.
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St. Louis
Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Yanks Blank Nats 4-0 After McCarthy Talks of Eye Injury
New York, UP) Manager Joe McCarthy suffered a black eye but praised his Bronx Bombers as Hank Borowy pitched a strong game to blank the Washington Nationals 4 to 0. Metheny led the Yankee offense with a homer and triple while Bill Johnson drove in two runs. Early Wynn took the loss for Washington, who played without mumps-stricken Harjon Clift.
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Joe McCarthy
Bronx Bombers
Washington Nationals
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Emmett Walsh
Joe
Tuck Stainback
Yankee
Hank Berowr
Nats
Washington
Jake Powell
Borowy
Gerald Priddy
Bud Metheny
Metheny
Early Wynn
Bill Johnson
Borony
Roy Weatherly
Harjon Clift
Browns
St. Louis
Case
St. Vernon
Jb. Powell
Saloose Haetner
Johnson
Vernon
Spence
Powell
Wynn
Littkeauts
Sacred Heart and St Michael's in playoff tilt at Prospect Park
St Michael's leads 2-0 in the Co Op playoff series and will face Sacred Heart in game three at Prospect Park at 2 36. Marty Dwyer promises a fast lineup as St Michael's aims to seal the series while Sacred Heart seeks its first win. The clubs project lineups include Conroy and Dwyer for St Michael's with Gavin, McGrath, Akin, Houser, Piskuiz, Russo, and pitcher's staff led by Russo. Sacred Heart counters with Comerford, Byrnes, Walthers, Langton, Dinan, Krieger, Kerins, Wattail, Paulis or Talbot.
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Sacred Heart
Prospect Park
Marty Dwyer
St. Michael's
Joe Conroy
Jim Gavin
Joe McGrath
Joe Akin
Bud Houser
Mike Piskuiz
Pete Russo
Mike Furdyna
Bill Kelly
Joe Feiick
Comerford
Byrnes
Walthers
Langton
Dinan
Krieger
Kerins
Wattail
Paulis
Blunt Bill Brown Dies A Colorful Sports Figure
Garrison New York obit notes William J Brown known as Blunt Bill Brown aged 85 died at his health farm Mestrot. Former New York State Athletic Commissioner 1933 to 1934 he refereed boxing and football and commented boldly on fights. Brown began at Wood's Gym training famed fighters and farmed in Town Dale. His career included clashes with Tex Rickard and opposition to a Ross Montanez charity bout.
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Deas
Bill Brown
New York
Ireland
Max Baer
Ashbury Park
N. J
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Primo Carnera
Iall
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Tex Rickard
Rickard
Jack Dempsey
George Carpentier
Boyle's
Thirty Acres
Wood
Jim Corbett
Peter Maher
Bob Fitzsimmons
Kid McCoy
Tom Sharkey
Gus Ruhlin
Jim Jeffers
Bob Armstrong
Herbert H. Lehman
Athletic Commission
Lehman
Edward J. Flynn
Barney Ross
Pedro Montanez
Football Forecasts and Coaches Speak at Year’s Start
Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy predicts a rough season with five losses and names Michigan Army Navy Northwestern and Georgia Tech as tough tests. At Sampson, Lieut. Comdr. Mal Stevens leads the Naval Training Station grid squad in person, balancing duties as orthopedic head at the Navy Hospital while stressing fitness and football’s role in building bodies.
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Navy
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Comdr
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Starboard
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Sampson's
Tigers Rout Browns in 9th Inning Rally
Pinky Higgins delivered a three run homer with two outs in the ninth to lift the Detroit Tigers to an 8 to 6 win over the St. Louis Browns and clinch a 3 to 0 edge in the series. The Browns battled back from a five run fourth but errors allowed four unearned runs.
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Pinky Higgins
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Tigers
al Hollingsworth
Browns
Roger Cramer
Hollingsworth
Rudy York
Alegins
Burg Boys' Club Beat Chiefs 5-1 in Junior League
Al Cunningham pitched a one hit game with six strikeouts as the Lansingburg Boys' Club defeated the Green Island Chiefs 5-1 at the Knickerbocker playground. Gregware allowed two safeties for the losers while wildness in the second inning led to the decisive scoring.
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al Cunningham
Lansingburg
Green Island Chiefs
Knickerbocker
Gregware
Baseball In Brief Yesterday's Results
Scranton and Utica split doubleheaders while Springfield lost to Hartford in a pair of compact box scores. Key pitchers included Byers, Savino, Haag, Rager, and Drescher for Scranton and Donohue, Kimble, and Hamil for Hartford. Upcoming schedule lists Scranton at Binghamton and Wilkes-Barre at Elmira, with Utica at Albany.
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Savino
Haag
Rager
Drescher
Wilkes-Barre
Elmira
Kleine
McDonald
Baker
Moss
Scranton
Binghamton
Wilkes Barre
Springfield
Hartford
Utica
Albany
Ww. Pet. G.B. Scranton
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National baseball scores and matchups listed
National Brooklyn 4 New York 1 Pittsburg 5 Chicago 1 St Louis 5 Cincinnati 4. Only games scheduled. Cincinnati at St Louis Starr 10 9 or Beggs 4 4 vs M Cooper 168 or Lanier 11 6. New York at Brooklyn Melton 7 9 vs Barney 2 0. Pittsburg at Chicago Gornicki 8 11 vs Derringer 8 13. Boston at Philadelphia Odom 0 3 vs Kimball 2 6.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Starr
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M. Cooper
Lanier
Melton
Barney
Gornicki
Derringer
Boston
Philadelphia
Odom
Kimball
Ws. Pet
Chicago Boston
Sports scores and matchups from an American baseball card
List shows scores for New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston, Detroit, St. Louis games. Early baseball card fixtures feature Washington at New York Niggeli ng against Chandler, Philadelphia at Boston Wolff versus Newsome, Chicago at Cleveland Dietrich against Harder, and St. Louis at Detroit Muncrief against Trucks with records in parentheses.
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New York
Niggeling
Chandler
Philadelphia
Boston
Wolff
H. Newsome
Chicago
Cleveland
Dietrich
Harder
St. Louis
Detroit
Muncrief
Trucks
Ww. L Pet
Boston Es
St. Louisa
Hesses Stop St. Peters By 6 5 Tally
The Hess All-Stars defeated St. Peter's C. O. 6 to 5 last night at the Catholic High diamond for their second straight win over the Trojans. Don Lamparietto pitched well with seven strikeouts and three hits allowed. Joe Lynch led the Hesses with three hits, while Caswell and Cahill paced St. Peter's.
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St. Peter's C. ¥. O
Catholic High Diamond
Trojans
Don Lamparietto
Johnny
Pakatar
Navy
Lampariello
Don Caswell
Jack Cahill
Joe Lynch
Caswell
Cahill
St. Peter's
Ford Victor In A A U Swim Meet Opens In New London
The opening day of the three day National AAU swimming championships featured a photo finish in the 22 yard freestyle as Alan Ford Yale and Adolph Kiefer Bainbridge Md tied in 2 194 with Bill Smith Ohio State absent. Yale led by 39 entries looks to repeat as Ohio State’s successor. Paul Maloney of Buffalo led the mile, with John McCarthy Michigan close behind. Floyd Stauffer Columbus won the 3 meter dive.
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Bill Smith
Ohio State
Smith
Keo Nakama
Yale
Paul Maloney
Buffalo Athletic Club
John McCarthy
University of Michigan
Nakama
Gillet
Jackson
Ford
Floyd Stauffler
Columbus
Jack Calhoun
Fort, Lauderdale
Fla
Death of Ted Ray Linked to Vardon and Golf Greats
The death of Ted Ray closes a chapter on golf’s famed personalities, linking his career with Harry Vardon once more. Vardon, a serene stylist who popularized the Vardon grip, won six British Opens and the 1900 American Open, while Ray, a powerful, fearless hitter, contrasted with his rival and helped define a golden era of golf.
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Ted Ray
Joneses
Hagens
Sarazens
Hogans
Harry Vardon
Francis Ouimet
Varder
Ray
Vardon
Bobby Jones
Cards Rally To Nip Reds In 5-4 Opener
Johnny Vander Meer struck out nine as the Cardinals erased a 4-2 deficit in the ninth, scoring three runs to beat the Cincinnati Reds 5-4 in the opener of a four game set. Whitey Kurowski reached on a fumble, Ray Sanders doubled, and Debs Garris sacrificed before Harry Walker singled in the winning run.
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Johnny Vander Meer
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Bert Haas
Ray Mueller
Reds
Cardinals
Whitey Kurowski
Ray Sanders
Johnny Hopp
Kurowski
Martin Marion
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Debs Garris
Vander Meer
Harry Walker
Marion
Cincinnati
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A. Frey
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Mueller
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Dickson
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Garms
Billler
Frey
St. Louia
Hite
Orr Munger
Umplires
Barlick
Pinelli
Army Shades P P s in General's Cup Playoff Tilt
Army edged Planning Room 12 to 11 in seven innings after a late rally erased a 10 4 Army deficit. Lieut Doc McDonald hit a homer with a man aboard in the first extra frame for the decisive blow, with Les Gott and Popovich contributing key hits. Kelley pitched for Army and Bessette for Planning Room, in a high scoring playoff game at the Arsenal.
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Planning Room
Arsenal
Les Gott
Popovich
Tulka
al Kelley
Harvey Bessette
White
Prins
Plannera
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P. P
H. Bessette
Kelley
Hockey scores from the northeast via several matchups
International Syracuse beat Newark 4 to 2 and Rochester won 5 to 4 against Buffalo. Toronto triumphed 6 to 4 over Montreal while Jersey City at Baltimore game was postponed.
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Newark
Rochester
Buffalo
Toronto
Montreal
Jersey City
Baltimore
Sinkwich Released by Marines May Sign with Lions
Frankie Sinkwich, stationed at Parris Island, will be honorably discharged a week from today. The Detroit Lions, who drafted him high last spring, hope to sign him this fall noting he could boost a war time lineup. concerns include his playing weight and readiness for the Chicago Cardinals opener on Sept 19.
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Football Lions
Detroit
Detroit Lions
National Football League
Frankie Sinkwich
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Marine Reserve
Thim
Gus Dorals
Marine Corps
Parris Island
D. C
Earl
Dutch) Clark
Byron
Whizzer) White
Chicago Cardinals
Frankie
Augusta
Georgia
Sewell Notches 20th Win as Pirates Top Cubs 5 1
Truett Sewell became the majors first twenty game winner guiding the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 5 to 1 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Five Cubs errors opened the door for unearned runs as Clyde McCullough was twice charged with interference. Pirates totaled seven hits against Eddie Hanyzewski and Henry Wyse while the Cubs had eight off Sewell.
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Truett
Sewell
Pittsburg Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Cub
Clyde McCullough
Bucs
Eddie Hanyzewski
Henry Wyse
Cubs
Double Steal Lifts A's Over Red Sox 5-4
Jo Jo White and Bob Estalella pulled off a double steal to spark a three run sixth inning for the Philadelphia Athletics in a 5-4 victory over the Boston Red Sox in the series opener. Estalella drove in two with a bases loaded single prior to the steal. Boston rallied with three runs in the seventh, including a pinch hit double by manager Ton Cronin.
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Jo-Jo White
Bob Estalella
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox
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Ton Cronin
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Ripnie
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Neill
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aArntzen
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Arnte Zen
O'Neil
Chriae Wopher
Brown
Armtaen
Nutober
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Rommel
Hubbard
C Y O Stars To Tackle Hesses In Third Game
The C Y O All Stars meet the Hess All Stars in game three of a seven game series tomorrow at 2 30 PM at Catholic High Field. C Y O won the prior two against Watervliet and aims for three straight. Frank Merciz starts on the mound with Bill Bonville as battery mate. Frankie Falzo or Lefty Johnny Kara funda will pitch for the Hesses with John Greek Pakatar at catcher. Navy man on leave. C Y O players Frank Merola Bill Bonville Jim Watney Frank Hoffmeister John Cahill Jim McCarthy Don Caswell Tom Malone Charlie Buckley Tommy Luce are to arrive at 1 30 PM.
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Bill Bonville
Battery Oate
Hesses
Frankie Falzo
Johnny Karafunda
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Jim Wwatney
Frank Hoffmeister
John Cahill
Jim McCarthy
Don Caswell
Tom Malone
Charlie Buckley
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