Utes Down Trips Twice To Take Flag
The Trips beat the Utes 9 to 6 in a close doubleheader, drawing 1,900 fans despite poor weather. McKenna opened the third with a single, Meyers drove in a run, and Patterson fouled off a crucial ball. The team announced trades, selling Gere Bearden to the Pewark Beans and adding Frank Shuypper as an outfielder.
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Wally Jakowczy
Nationals Open Crucial Home Stand Today
The Washington Nationals face a pivotal stretch in the American League pennant race as they host the St Louis Browns in a series seen as decisive. Both teams chase key wins to keep pace, with analysts noting the importance of home success for the Nats in this hectic period.
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St Paul Club Names Catcher and Pitcher for Playoff Run
The St Paul Club of the American Association announced Moule Aug GPI catcher Johnny Hebnes has been approved by the club President Eagar Alen and Tt Was also announced that TJ Gielder Dan Jabio recently acquired by the club, not her Shie for play-off series.
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St. Paul
American Association
Eagar Alen
Al Kelley Named Grid Coach At LaSalle Institute
Al Kelley a former Cornell All America is appointed grid coach at LaSalle Institute. The article notes his prior college success and suggests expectations for improving the program amid changes in local junior varsity and independent teams, with emphasis on leadership and coaching impact.
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Cavarretta Leads Holmes In NL Batting Race
The National League pace set by Cavarretta and Holmes tightens as Holmes slips to second place. Cavarretta, sidelined by a shoulder injury, charges to the top with a strong average while runners like Rosen and Walker vie for high marks in doubles and RBIs amid a late season sprint.
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Whitey Kurews
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Ward Stars As Barons Blast Miners 4 to 1
Wilkes Barre Barons beat Scranton Miners 4 to 1 at Artillery Park. Ward stole three bases and went 3-for-4 with a walk and single scoring once. McLawhorn doubled and tripled driving in two runs. Barons pitchers withstood Miners rally in sixth.
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DeMento Pinmen Meet Tonight
DeMento Bowling League gathers for an important meeting at DeMento's. All members, new and old, are urged to attend this evening at the agreed hour. Some top pinmen from section two are among the league's members.
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Robinson to Meet LaMetta on September 26
The Hingis Boxing Commission approved September 26 for the 2.32 round bout between Ray Sugaré Robinson and Jake Le bets Pi. 3 Park. The match moved from September 32 after a training injury to Ris spine.
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Hingis Boxing Commission
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Cuccinello Sull Tops AL Batters
Cuccinello leads AL batting with .358 after week helped by rivals. Case falls from .316 to .308 as Heath rises to .298, with Boudreau at .307 sidelined by injury. Stimweins and Estalefa tied at .302 for other leaders. Etten drives RBIs. Newhouser adds strikeouts. Date Ferriss loses lone start.
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Washington
Jef Heath
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Lou Boudreau
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New York
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Philadelphia
Vern Stephens
St. Louis
Wall Moses
Dutch Meyer
Eddie Mayo
Detroit
Suirtweiss
George Blake
Jexds
Local Hockey Scoreboard Highlights Early 20th Century Rounds
Newark edges Jersey City 4 to 1 in the opening, while 2 gives Newark a 9 to 2 result over Jersey City. Baltimore overwhelms Syracuse 4 to 0, and a tight set sees Syracuse lose to Baltimore 7 to 6 as Montreal dominates Buffalo 3 to 2, with Toronto and Rochester tied at 4.
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Florida Prepares for Winter Sports Season and Festivities
Florida readies for a robust winter sports season amid rusted venues and festive events. Miami, St. Petersburg, and Jacksonville host multiple racing venues and tennis, golf, and football showcases while hotels and beaches anticipate a spring tourist surge. The Grange Bowl festival returns after wartime suspension with a large parade and dozens of floats and bands.
Carto Secures Knockout Over Torres in Cheeta Jente Bout
In Allentown Freddie Torres fights Carto on a test night, with Carto landing clean left jabs and a staggered KO in the third round to defeat Torres 132 to 126. The match featured Carto's sharp punching and control in earlier rounds, leading to a decisive finish.
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Hosxendauqua
Cubs and Cardinals Race To Pennant Clash
The Cubs and Cardinals face a pivotal Sept 18 start in St Louis with a key three game series to decide the pennant chase. Both teams plan home stands against New York Boston Philadelphia and Brooklyn as the Cubs aim to rebound from injuries to Caveretta and Johnson while the Cardinals seek to narrow a three and a half game gap.
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Standings and results from the national and american leagues
Yesterday’s results feature Pittsburg and St Louis tied in the National League standings with ongoing race details. Probable pitchers listed for today include Branca and Sewell for Brooklyn vs Pittsburg, and Feller for Cleveland vs Boston, with multiple games across the American and Eastern Leagues and several city matchups scheduled tonight.
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Trout Tosses Seven-Hitter As Tigers Rout Yankees, 10-0
In the series opener at Yankee Stadium the Detroit Tigers routed the New York Yankees 10 to 0. Hank Greenberg and Cramer hit two run homers while Outlaw Mayo and Grimes added multiple hits as Detroit built an early lead and cruised behind Trout’s seven‑hit shutout in a dominant display. Paul Schreiber briefly steadied the Yankees with a relief appearance but the Bombers were held scoreless for the third time this season.
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Pirates and Cardinals Tie In 12 Inning NL Tilt
In St Louis the Pirates and Cardinals played to an 8 8 tie after 12 innings. Both teams rallied and pitchers alternated as Franklin and Southworth used many players. The game ended at 3 16 pm to allow the Pirates a train ride, with no scheduled rematch this season likely concluding the contest for standings.
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Bobby Salt to drive at Altamont Speedway event
Bobby Salt of Paterson known as the grand old man of racing will drive at Altamont Fair races on Sept 18 as part of a full program. Salt, holder of the second fastest Altamont oval time, will race against stars including Ted Horn and Tommy Henrichitz in a $7,000 purse program with a $1000 new track record prize and a current record of 36.02 set by Chizwood. Roy F. Peugh, secretary of the fair association, secured Salt’s entry after his wartime work making aviation magnet parts and following a Paterson meeting of the Eastern Race Drivers Association. Salt has long advised Youngers drivers and will race on the intermittently resumed season at Altamont.
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Windmill Wins at Narragansett in $2500 Block Island Purse
Windmill, a four year old by Quatre Braz, won the six furlongs in 4:11 1/5 at Narragansett Park after a break led by Willie Balzaretti. Cherrydale finished second, Santa Elisa third, with Miss Puritan fourth. Odds paid 23.26 to win and 2.20 for place and show. multiple consolation payoffs noted due to a late scratch.
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