Tigers Split Twin Bill as Detroit Fans Pack Briggs Stadium
Detroit crowds hit 1,140,677 for 40 home games after a Labor Day attendance surge. In the opener Chicago defeated Detroit 6 to 5 with Bridges producing multiple hits. Tobin worked eight innings for Detroit, but walks in the eighth allowed a decisive Chicago run. Chicago's Cortright and Appling drove key hits while Reynolds and Saget added runs for Chicago.
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Far Western Swim Records Fall On Final Day
Barbara Jensen of Colina set a 100 meter backstroke record in 1 minute 16.3 seconds and Brenda Helser of Portland won the 200 meter freestyle in 2 25.2 as Far Westerns wrap at Feishacker pool. Helser also defeated rival Misa Didge in the 239 meter event, while Bets Le Bron and Miss Heiser placed strongly in other sprints. In the men’s 200 meter freestyle, Jazibe Comeric Sefie edged Hert Bare for the Far Western title in 2 22.5, with Henry Paris and Ross nearby. Dickie Taylor Manalo won the women’s springboard diving title with 6.22 points, defeating Ann Olson and Gloria Woodin.
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Yanks top A's 4 1 as Keller Etten Stirnweiss star
The New York Yankees defeat the Philadelphia Athletics 4 to 1 in the first game and 7 to 6 in the second. Keller, Etten, and Stirnweiss lead the offense with key hits and timely drives. Rose Derry and Umpire Joe Rue incite a brief benching incident.
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Air Rate Wins Camden Garden State Stakes in Close Finish
Air Rate, son of Deliberater, extended his undefeated run with a driving late burst to win the £25,000 Garden State Stakes at Garden State Park. Sea Snack led early with Sea Snack fading to finish second as Air Rate paid $5.70. Wyse’s horse earned $30,255, pushing yearly earnings to $65,500. Jockey Henry Pratt pressed the horse in the stretch as Air Rate accelerated in the final sixteenth.
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Beiting Marks Topple At Narragansett
In Narragansett Park crowds watched as Joanny Jr. won the Antimia Handicap in six furlongs. Jockey George Hettinger rode Johnny Jr. from fourth to a length and a half victory earning $3,495 with a $7.26 payoff. West Fleet and Ogham paid $5.00 and $5.80 respectively as bettors wagered record sums in New England racing history.
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International lersey City and Newark hockey scores
A series of hockey score lines listed with results for teams including Jersey City Newark Montreal Buffalo Syracuse Baltimore and Toronto. Notable outcomes include Montreal defeating Buffalo and Baltimore beating Syracuse while other pairs show close contests or mismatches across venues.
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Nats and Red Sox split as Boston win slips in second game
Boston and Washington split a doubleheader with the Nats winning 11 to 5 in the opener before dropping the second 8 to 4. Detroit widened its lead to two games as Devo Ferriss endured hard contact early and Vic Johnson worked steadily for Boston. The Sox totaled 13 hits in the nightcap with Metkovich driving in three and Carrasgust, Ullrich, and others contributing.
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Browns Rout Indians in Twin Bill Openers
The St Louis Browns defeated Cleveland twice, 6 3 and 5 4 in 19 innings, before 39 975 fans. Myron Hayworth cleared the bases with a key hit in the opener and Frank Mancuso delivered a 20th inning run producing single in the second. Bob Muncrief and Al Lemacchia earned the respective decisions as Cleveland faltered late against a pennant chasing team.
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Oise Stars Edge G I World Series in Europe
In Nuernberg, the OISE Best All Stars beat the Third Army Team 2 to 1 to even the GI World Series at one win apiece. 45,000 fans watched at the former Nazi stadium as Leo Day of Newark earned the win and Dar, a former Newark Eagle, sparked the offense. Next two games move to Reims, France.
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Desjardins Wins Net Title at Toronto Tennis Meet
Jean Jacques Des jardins of Montreal captured the men's singles at the Toronto Cricket Club tournament by defeating Lieut. Don Bauld of Ottawa 6 3, 6 3, 8 6 2. Mary Lou Byer of Detroit won the ladies' singles 5 1, 6 3 over Sonia Swift of Ottawa. Ned Stafford of Niagara Falls and Gordon Robinson of Lockport won the men's doubles 6 1, 6 1 against Ross Wilson and Grant McLean of Frontier.
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Clemence Earns 72nd Victory in Albany Split Doubleheader
In Hartford the Senators and Hertford Laurels split a doubleheader as Clemence notched his 72nd win by defeating Pewe Naktenia. Albany then took the second game behind newcomer Dave McKeag who held the Laurels to an even split.
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Seats Scores Twin Victory For Dodgers
Brooklyn Pi-Brooklyn swept a doubleheader from Boston 0 43 in 10 innings. Lefty Tom Seats earned the win in the opener. A tenth inning brawl between Stan Ky and Dick Culler led to ejections. Bob Stanky, celebrating his 28th birthday, and Culler were sent out as tensions peaked. Olmo drove in the decisive run with a single after intentional base on balls, and Logan pitched five innings for the win with four runs scoring on miscues in the fifth.
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Standings and results for the major leagues
Yesterday's results leave the New York clubs atop the National League with mixed fortunes. Brooklyn split with Boston while Chicago swept Cincinnati. St Louis and Pittsburgh also posted wins as the pennant race tightens. In the American League New York dominated Philadelphia in two games while Detroit beat Chicago and St Louis beat Cleveland in ten innings. Detroit leads the circuit with strong showings, while New York and Chicago pursue steady runs at the top.
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Cubs Rally To Take Twin Bill From Reds In 7-2 and 7-4 Wins
Chicago Cubs explode for 23 hits and two homers to sweep the doubleheader against Cincinnati Reds. Andy Pafko belts a grand slam in game one as Stan Hack and Patko drive runs, Derringer strong on mound, Parko, Hughes, Nicholson and Lowrey spark offense. In game two Hank Wyse starts, Nicholson belts Visith homer, Cubs erupt in seventh with five runs to seal 7-4 win and move four games ahead in National League pennant race.
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Utes Take Twin Bill from Triplets
The Gtica Blue Sox defeated the Triplets in a Labor Day doubleheader before 2,009 fans. George Copeland pitched seven innings for the opener, shutting out the Trips as Elmer Stepanovsky struggled in the nightcap before Gene Bearden relieved.
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Giants sweep Phillies in doubleheader at Polo Grounds
New York Giants win 3-2 and 9-0 to take both games at home, attendance topping 18,318 as the club solidifies its lead. Harry Feldman earns the nightcap shutout and Johnny Mize delivers key hits with Rucker, Gardella, and Kammann driving in eight runs in the twin bill. Dick Barrett loses the opener while Buddy Kerr is the lone Giant without a hit.
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St Paul Ace Hits Four Home Runs in Labor Day win
St Paul shortstop Bill Hart tied two American Association records by hitting four home runs and driving in nine as St Paul defeated Minneapolis 6 to 1 in a Labor Day doubleheader opener. Hart homered three times off Hale Swanson and once off Bob Albertson, with four long balls matching Kansas City's Dale Alexander in 1935 and Minneapolis’ AD Wright. Hart’s nine RBIs tied the record held by Wright, Tom Winsett, and Ted Gullick. Otto Nitcholas earned the win after five at bats.
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