Hitting and pitching lift Phillies past Dodgers to narrow gap
The Phillies edged the Dodgers 7 to 3 as reliever Paul Desantis scattered three Dodger hits and Jo nny Antonelli stroked a key triple in the seventh scoring Jake Powell for the first Philly run. The win kept Philadelphia within striking distance of the pace-set Cubs in the pennant race.
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Art Herring
Threehitter
Lym Dodgers
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Philadely
Aesle Bergemeo
Pavarresta
Rcec
Svan Poe
Paul Esiasun
Phils
Alio
Jonny Antonelli
Jake Powell
Cerdinals
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Bermak
Sea
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Ertekean Fes
Pio Bane
Olmo
Dera Sieger
Eriekeah
Stsheeswa
Beran
Nesse Ferran
Cramgam
Antonell Beminex
Buadiarensit
Paton
Sisias
Antoselli
Staten Base
Mendienst
Lupites
Boxtess. de Witte
Crumming
Creinerand
Conan
Endhssn Bhiche
Resrton
Jota Sna Hentice
Standings and results from the day in baseball leagues
The standings show Brooklyn leading the National League with 7 wins and 5 losses, St Louis 7-5, Chicago 5-3, Philadelphia 5-4, Boston 4-4, Cincinnati 4-2. American League results include Boston beating Chicago 8-2, and Chicago 2-4 in another game. several games postponed or rained out. Upcoming matchups list Chicago at St Louis, Boston at Cincinnati, and Detriot at Washington among probable pitchers. Eastern League playoffs noted with Albany 6 7.
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Chicago
St Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
New York
Murlers
Dod
Cincinnat
Bereng
Ruttin
Cleveland
Riiemen
Feiler
Ve. Christ
Gassaway
Ullea
Albany
Wilkes-Barre
Hestford
Yale Center Out With Knee Injury
Yale basketball notes center Albert Montano sidelined with a knee injury from Saturday scrimmage. Coach Howie indicated he likely will miss action before September 2. The squad practiced through a long session, testing various lineups as Odell pushed substitutes and tried different combinations.
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Conn
Albert “Bull” Montano
Yale
Coata Howie
Odell
Ned
Nerd Warner
Chi Thompson
Ben Hammet
Odell Ed
Shya
Toronto Advances in International Playoffs Amid Weather Delays
In Newark the series progresses as Toronto leads 2 0 against Baltimore after two games despite rain postponing play. Key scorers include Drews Makosky Szec erke and Crowkon with 17, while Smola and Breet contribute modestly. Resourses seven series Neswik Jkadw noted. details remain unsettled due to rain delays.
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Newark
Hlga
Toronto
Drews
Makosky
Szecerke
Crowkon
Jordan
Smola
Breet
Neswik
Forty Report For Burg Soccer Team Ready For Season
Forty candidates reported for the Lansingburg High soccer drill under coach Walt Eckerson. Preparations begin for an eight game league slate with expansion to non league contests. The program returns to the Burgapolis lineup after several years absence and will face Watery Hot, Water Mord, Heatly, and Be Two in two games each. Additional games with Albany Academy Castleton and East Greenbush Central School are being arranged. Early practices focus on fundamentals as many players switch from football. Scrimmages set for next week. Eckerson aims for five complete teams and Donald Cunningham was named student manager.
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Lansingburg
Walt Eckerson
Igui
North Traders
Burgapolis
Lars ‘Ingburg
Albany Academy
Castleton
East Greenbush Central School
Eckerson
Absthate Eckerson
Donald Cunningham
Tribe Sells DeSautels to Athletics
Cleveland announces the sale of catcher Gene Desautels to the Philadelphia Athletics for 7500 dollars. Desautels, WW II veteran, joined Cleveland after Marine Corps discharge and had previously appeared with Detroit and Boston clubs. The trade clears waivers as Cleveland heads to play the Athletics in a series.
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Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland Indians
Gene Desautels
Philadelphia Athletics
Indians
Philadelphia
A's
Dessutels
Tribe
Marine Corps
Detroit Tigers
Jim Bagby
Gee Walker
Banton
Red Sox
Frankie Pytlak
Joe Dobson
Odell Hele
Two Ace Drivers Injured In Delaware Pacing Event
In Delaware the Grand Circus meeting suffered two spills in the second heat of the 33 000 2.05 Pace injuring veteran drivers Tom Berry and Vic Fleming who were rushed to hospital. Berry's Bova Jr and Fleming's Brewer were among horses that fell along with Cisco driven by Ruskell Rose Lonnie Butter driven by Bob Plaxico and Belygene driven by Heart Themes. Hospital reports said Berry and Fleming were not seriously injured. The stakes winner was Daudi owned by Frank Callahan of Tiffin Ohio and driven by Doc Mex from Ohio. Titan Hanover eyes a three year old track record attempt at 2 03 in next race.
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Delaware
Acro
Tom Berry
Vic Fleming
Bova! Jr
Berry
Brewer
Fieming
Cisco
Ruskell Rose
Lonnie Butter
Bob Plaxico
Trotter
Titan Hanover
Iyear
Saratoga
Trothich
Red Tower
Duz
Luck Ahead
Enec
Indus Boaters Meet Tonight to Launch 1945 Campaign
The Industries AA Bowling team invites interested clubs to tonight’s meeting in Room A at Central L L MAC. The Indus 44 loop will kick off its 1945 46 campaign at Marfair Alleys on Wednesday September 26 at 1 30 pm. Send a representative to join the loop.
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Indus
Marfair
Cavarretta Tops National League Batting Chase
Cavarretta of Chicago leads the NL batting race with a high mark near 358 after Sunday games, Holmes close behind at 35 percent. Beaton sits sixth as the pennant race tightens with the Cardinals and Cubs in a near two-team scramble. Hermes holds 208 hits and 89 runs with notable league leaders in doubles, triples, and stolen bases.
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Phil Cavarrette
Chicago
Tommy Holmes
Boston
Chamapion A
Cubs
Cavarretta
Holmes
Beaton
Cardinals
Dixie Walser
Dixie
Runa
Goody Rosen
Brodkivn
Rosen
Star Hack
Don Johnson
Whitey Kurewski
St. Louis
Luis Olina
Breckisn
Mel Ott
Ernc Lombardi
New York
Hermes
Olmo
Red Schoendienst
St Louis
Harry Brecheen
Seaton
St. Louis Cardinals
iPasseats
Braves Top Reds in a 4102 Count Opener
Braves defeat Reds 4 1 0 2 count with Walters earning his tenth win as Johnny Hetki follows. Holmes, Cunters, and a squeeze bunt boost the Braves offense while Frank McCormick drives in runs for Cincinnati with a seventh inning double and two singles.
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Boston
S. Braves
Bucky Walters
Walters
Stac
Joe
Cunters
Tommy ‘ Holmes
Johnny Hetki
Franki McCormick
Onky Store
Nats Final With Tigers Postponed
Weather forced the postponement of Washington against Detroit in the series finale. The Tigers lead the league by 2 1/2 games, and Detroit aims to seal the pennant while the Nationals scramble to catch up. The makeup date was planned for daylight play if conditions permit.
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Hank Ona
Buffalo
Walt Masterson
PGA Outlines Full Tourney Slate for 46
The U S Golf Association plans a full 1946 tournament slate including Men's Amateur Open Women's Amateur and Men's Public Links with dates set to allow U S players to join England meets and Rydee Walker or Curtis Cup events if revived. Marvin Ward from Epdkane Washington and Craig Weed of New York are noted Open contenders with others like William Welch Jr. of Houston and Mrs Frank Newell of Virginia Cal to defend titles.
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Pearl Hartor
U. S. Gell Association
Morton G. Bogue
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England
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Marvin
Bud
Ward
Epdkane
Wash
Craig Weed
New York
William M Welch, Jr
Houston
Tex
Frank Newell
Virginia
Cal
Four Deep Upset Victor Wins Feature at Hawthorne
Four Deep Upset Victor, a four year old gelding racing for Sin Biddell of Chicago, scored a half length victory in yesterday’s Hawthorne feature. Handy Lad finished second, Bob’s Dream third. Four Deep paid $4.60 to win, $16.00 to place, and $9.00 to show. Handy Lad paid $3.80 and Bob’s Dream $4.40 to show.
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Sin Biddell
Hawthorne
Dixiana
Handy Lad
Bob's Dream
Dewp
Utes Rally Past Senators 7-0 to Extend Semi Final
The Utes defeated the Senators 7-0 at Hawking Stadium to keep their Governors Cup semifinal series alive. Utica pitcher Charley Ripple held Albany to three hits with ten strikeouts as Maloney belted a grand slam in the fourth inning and Ashburn and Tyson contributed in late scoring. The series moves to Utica for the sixth game with Albany leading 3-2.
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Albany
Utica
McCaffrey
Rip Cotes
WHS
Jet Sur
South Pay
He Sawyer
Asice
Des Grate
Ohio State
Frank Martin
Cebby
Hawley
Feild
Rensa
Christie
Regsio
Collins
Ackeret
Tyson
Guzak
Ashburn
Caballero
Maloney
Utes
Wright
Patsy Caballero
Ceter
Race Entries Detail First Race Purse Events
Race program listing purses and entrants across five races. Includes names like J VanDerwerken, Ginger Banover, Commander Hee, Margerethe Frisco, Homer Hanover, Vivian Leigh, Playmate, Mary McGrexor, and Wise Daughter with weights, positions, and eligibility notes. Also lists fourth and fifth races with pacing and trot details, odds, and driver lineups.
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Lady Vihar
Ginger Banover
McLeary
Millie
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Sushwayy
Brok Meahan
Stout
the Skisper
J. Brantey
Peckham
Mary McGrexor
L. Boi, Jr
Wise Daughter
Craigy
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Browry
Gacleene
Direct Fratten
Porter
Abdyte Peters
EL Moras
Rerpel
H. Crain
Proehem
Cinrehite Hanover
Mighty
Mootten
Kars
Brewer
Traiz
Shane
Gay Nurenia
Storty
Spring Lake
Snelethie
Rofos
Pace
Walcen
Atv
Pacis
Lada Grenor
Hal Mix
Prekharny
Brookmite
Th. Craint
Boya Abney
Craiz
Black Benny
I. Gaertn
Katie Brown
W_ Hutchin
Lindsa Gregor
Morgan
Katte Broad
Breckmne
Kurt
Cornell Syracuse Grid Coaches Meet Says Little
Cornell coach E McKeever and Syracuse coach Ossie Ossie Salem discuss season prospects after the sixth annual Foot Huncheye preseason gathering. Both acknowledge limited material but expect improvement and a tough opener, with Colgate coach Andy Kerr predicting a strong year ahead and a "golden era" for college football.
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E@ McKeever
Come
Ossie
Salem
Syracuse
Ukan Cerne
Wuntil
Eddie McKeever
Cornell
Aehieser
Glere
Cornel
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Army Rule May Change Louis Plans For Pittsburg Bout
Pittsburg crowd awaited Billy Conn versus Joe Louis in a scheduled three round bout but an Army order moved Louis to Manhattan for a New York engagement. If weather delays Forbes Field show may move to tomorrow night. The card features Dave and Al Patterson against Sergeant Joe and Corporal Billy in a nonlocal bout, plus a lightweight clash Felice Tee Williams versus Sammy Angott and four supporting bouts.
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Pittsburg
Smoky City
Billy Conn
Joe Louis
Louis
Dapper Dan
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Manhattan
Forbes
Joe
Billy
Dave
al Patterson
Conn
Louis Hullaballo
Akron Team Captures Baseball Title
Akron's Akron Team won the 32nd National Amateur Baseball Federation tournament crown yesterday by defeating Dayton 2 to 0. Lefty Heineman of Akron and Argus Osborne of Dayton pitched a tight duel with Osborne allowing two singles and Heineman surrendering seven safeties.
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Akron
Daytor
Acme Aluminum Alloys
Uetite
Harold
Lefty
Bosox Sweep Splitter? Red Sox Beat Chisox in Doubleheader
Boston wins the opener 8 to 4 and drops the nightcap 4 to 2, completing the doubleheader sweep of the Chicago White Sox. Pinky Woods wins the first game as Johnny Humphries is tagged for a rough inning. Tony Cuccineo shines in the second game with three hits and four RBIs, while Lefty Papish allows eight Boston hits in the nightcap.
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Pinky Woods
Chisox
Bells
Gay Cartright
Tony Cuccineo
Avetune
Frank Papsh
Chiexca
BosTox
Wolde
Stetoer Serond Gane
Chicagl
ARE. U.O A
Moses
Seto Baker
Joezgt Nagel
Bostor
RHO
Metwowen
Dalis
Papish
O'Neill
Strikeacar
Pupyn Oreli
halt—Hat
Unptes Grieve
Weater and Boyer
Bears Eagles Clash in Gridiron Exhibition Clash
Bethlehem venue hosts a non championship football game as the Chicago Bears face the Philadelphia Eagles. Neale’s Eagles seek revenge after last year’s 27 87 defeat cost them the NFL eastern division crown, aiming for a third straight exhibition win after beating Detroit and Green Bay.
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Liberty
Chicago Bears
Philadelphia Eagles
Earl J
Greasy) Neale
Eagles
Philadelphians
Bears
Detroit
Green Bay Packers
Mauriello Knockouts Barlund in New Orleans Bout
New Orleans heavyweight Tami Mauriello defeated Gunnar Barlund by technical knockout after Barlund was ruled unable to answer the bell for the third round of a scheduled 36 round bout Mauriello seeks a title shot against Joe Louis in the near future.
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Tami Mauriello
New York
Joe Louis
Gunnar Barlund
Aghter
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