Cardinals Triumph Over Cubs In 5th To Take Lead
Cardinals power past Chicago Cubs 8-1 as Marty Marion and Enos Slaughter drive late scoring. Behoendienst, Kurowski, Sisler, Garagiola and Schoendienst contribute key hits, with George Munger earning the win after Army service return. Cubs drop fifth straight in the National League title chase.
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Hatten Wins Ninth as Dodgers Beat Braves 3 1
Joe Hatten earned his ninth win and the Dodgers defeated the Boston Braves 3 to 1 before a crowd of 29 005. The game featured late offense by Brooklyn with hits from Reese Medwick and Schultz, while Hatten and Spahn locked down the mound in a tense pitching duel.
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National League and Eastern League Baseball Scores Briefs
A condensed recap of multiple league results including Brooklyn 8 Boston 1 and Philadelphia 6 New York 5 in the NL, plus Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 0 and Chicago 1 St Louis 8. American and Eastern League notes list Boston 8 4 00 and Albany Elmira scores, with upcoming games scheduled across the circuits.
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Cardinals Send Ace Hurler to Bed After Illness
Cardinal pitcher Howard Pollut was ordered to bed by the team doctor amid a warmup against the Chicago Cubs. Manager Eddie Dyer cited a minor illness and hopes Pollut will return soon after a routine check. Pollut reported a slight fever and fatigue but expected no long absence.
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Dwyer Coveney Game Postponed by Death of Sponsor
The Coveney Dwyer game set for tomorrow night is postponed due to the death of Earl Coveney, sponsor of Coveneys and Troy Amateur League entry. Manager Dwyer calls all team members to meet tonight at 7:90 at 471 Fourth Street.
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Hoboes Seek Sunday Contest in Wales PA
Hoboes plan a Sunday contest open date at Waterville 1459 0 with organizer Geni Blohrint. In Harlem Joe Louis promotes a red cartoon bout at Yankee Stadium and Park Arena with Mauriella, Hadid, Blunt and a Velerny heavyweight pairing in a 12 round match with additional rounds.
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New Arrivals Swell R. P. I. Football Squad to Fifty
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute boosts football hopefuls to about fifty as twenty two more varsity aspirants joined yesterday. Coach Eoward A. Jantor and staff anticipate daily arrivals ahead of the fall term. Season opener is Sept. 28 at New London against Coast Guard Academy. Strong ends, tackles, backs, and prewar lettermen, including J. Warrten Cunningham and Ed Kolkman, join the squad as overhaul continues.
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Mrs Vail Bequeaths Football Scholarship to UPenn
In a Philadelphia notice Mrs Mary Vall, wife of attorney Lewis Vall, left the residue of her estate to her husband with a proviso that at his death or remarriage ten thousand dollars be paid to the University for a football scholar ship to be paid after his death to a chosen beneficiary.
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Red Hurlers Stifle Pirates in 6-0 Cincinnati Win
Cincinnati Reds blanked the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-0 before 12 465 fans as Joe Beggs pitched shutout ball into the ninth. Benny Zientek and Bobby Adams drove runs in the first inning while Cincinnati added insurance in the later frames. Beggs earned his ninth win, with support from Nick Slivicevich and Al Gerhauser on the mound.
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Piltstown Defeats Valley Falls 11 6 in League Tilt
Piltstown defeated Valley Falls by 11 to 6 Sunday at Piltstown behind Harrington and Humphrey. Harrington pitched five innings, struck out three, while Humphrey finished the last four with five strikeouts for the win. Valley Falls used Cooser and Coltruse as pitchers. The two teams meet again in May at Sprnghtleake.
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Braves recall pitcher in rain deal with Seattle Rainiers
Rainiers sold Bart Torgerson to Boston in a ring deal. Official reports from vice president Torch Portange confirm the recall of Soatie Wts-Lou to bolster the Braves pitching staff after a victory.
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DiMaggio Homers But Yanks Lose
DiMaggio belts a solo homer but the New York Yankees fall 4 to 3 to the Philadelphia Athletics in a tense 11,880 crowd. Suder delivers the winning run in the seventh on a single to Jett, while Marchildon lasts eight innings for the A's as Philly halts New York’s win streak.
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Red Sox Clinch Near Flag With 4-2 Win Over Nationals
Tex Hughson earned his 17th victory as Boston edged Washington 4-2 to tighten the American League pennant race. The Red Sox briefly led 1-0 on Ted Williams and Rudy York run scoring in the fourth, with Hughson holding the Nats to eight hits. Boston remains alive for the pennant, needing help from remaining games and other teams.
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Homers Help Phils Shade Giants 6-5
Phillies defeat the New York Giants 6-5 at the Polo Grounds in the season finale. Andy Somlinick and Del Bans hit homers for Philadelphia and Frank McCormick sparked a late rally with a walk and third on a passed ball before a perfect bunt scored the go ahead run. Dick Mauney earned the win with Junior Thompson, while Bate Young homered for the Giants despite ten Giants hits to six Phils.
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Hesses Nip Flynn Post In Loop Tilt
Hesses beat Flynn Post 43 in a loop tilt as Watervliek High School pressed to stay with the leaders. Ted Murray sparked a fourth inning rally with a home run, while Hess hurler Falzo shut down Flynn’s offense and Ennis helped seal the win as Watervliet led the league nearing the end of play.
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Barron Favored In May Golf Playoff
Barron, White Piaing resident, posted a four under par 68 to pace the field for a 10,000 golf tournament at Tom O Shanter Country Club next weekend. He and U S Open Champion Lloyd Mangham Cook lead a four man showdown that includes Byver Nelson and Sam Sword.
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Pal O Mine Pinners Plan Sunday Meeting
The Pal O Mine Pinners will hold a meeting Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o clock at the Widson alleys. O Mine vowleia will outline plans for the coming season which opens September 15.
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Tilden Riggs Capture Pro Tourney Win in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh UPIAA five day professional masters tournament opened at Allegheny Country Club with $3,000 prize. Veterans and rising stars competed as Tilden defeated Nogrady 63 64 and Riggs beat March 3 6 1 to claim titles.
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Chet Laabs’ Big Day Lifts Browns Past White Sox
Chet Laabs hit two home runs to power the Cleveland Browns past the White Sox in a sixth inning rally. Lopat struggled as the Browns pulled ahead with Laabs driving in key runs and Johnny Burar scoring, while McQuillan and Stephony added RBI.
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Vilet-Cohoes All-Stars to Clash Tonight
Watervilet Twilight League ALStars host Cohoes AMSlava tonight at 6 at Water-Vilet High School in the second of a three game series. Cohoes won the first game 13-2 and aims for a clean sweep. Water-Vilet manager Pat Slimmons reports full strength with Harris Dunbir Flynn likely to pitch. Denio or Pakatar to receive.
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Saints to Open Five Game Series With Sangamons
Saint Marys in Sho Rey Amateur League playoffs will travel to Lansing Park Cohoes to face the Sangamons in a five game series. Manager Pete Koytauze of the Saints and Mike Mogan of the Sangamons arranged the series last night. The set begins tomorrow night with a 2 30 pm game at Cohnes, then games Sunday afternoon and Tuesday Thursday next week at Prospect Park. If needed the final game will be at a venue chosen by the managers.
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Irish Seeks Topnotch Runner For Notre Dame
Scully Bond Ind announces ten days of practice cancelled as Bronk Leahy says left halfback role for Notre Dame football remains open. Tobin, Lunner and Swistowlier show strong running form for Tilden Tech’s 1945 Chicago public league champions. season opener with finals at Champaign on Sept 28 eyed.
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All-America Grid Loop to Open Friday
Cleveland Browns discussed the debut of the All-America Conference with Miami Seahawks as Friday night curtain raiser. A projected 60,000 crowd eyed, while Ohio State and Great Lakes figures boosted interest. Stan Kaslowski and Northerner talent aided the Seahawks as the league seeks major status. Browns’ exhibition pace topped earlier events, with aerial showdowns shaping the new circuit’s reception.
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Campbell New Hockey President Elected
Pia Clarance Campbell of Filtionton Ally was elected president of the National Hockey League at a meeting, succeeding Mervyn Dutton. The result was announced during the Montreal session, marking Campbell’s rise to the top post in hockey governance.
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