Nats Stretch Win Streak With Yankees Doubleheader
The Washington Nationals swept the New York Yankees to extend their streak to nine, winning 3–2 in the opener and 4–1 in the nightcap before 30,551 fans. Earl Wynn earned his 11th win in the first game, while Mike Haefner and Ernie Bonham pitched well in the second. Case, Powell, Spence, and Vernon fueled the offense with timely bunts, triples, and key hits as Washington moved within one game of the season series lead and maintained a diagonal clash for the pennant.
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Washington Nats
New York Yankees
Nats
Yanks
Earl
Wynn
Spud Chandler
Mike Haefner
Ernie Bonham
Jake Powells
George Case
Yankees
Charley Keller
Nick Etten
Bill Johnson
Keller
Wyan
Bill Dickey
Bob Johnson
Jake Early
Jake Powell
Frank Crosetti
Case
Crosetti
Stan Spence
Ettens
Powells
Mickey Vernon
Spences
Johnsons
Vernon
Upset Victory Late in Pacific Southwest Tennis Tourney
Unseeded Ruth Donnelly from Venice California upset national women’s champion Pauline Betz 6-4 in the quarterfinals, coming from behind in both sets. Segura and Retzer aided Donnelly’s persistent attack as Betz faltered late.
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Ruth Donnelly
Venice
Cal
Pauline Betz
Miss Donnelly
Suffolk War Fund Meet Net Earnings Declared
Suffolk officials report the War Fund Meet raised 4385361 dollars with earnings distributed to three entities including Greater Boston Chapter of the Red Cross and Greater Boston United War Fund. The meeting, led by Charles F ern Racing As yo, announced Mar Find inc. net earnings totaling 53635.884 with allocations to local service and relief groups.
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Suffolk Yo Posse
Mar Find Inc
Aetre
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Greater Boston United War Fund
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Boston
Lam Adams
Umpires Assigned for Eastern Cup Finals
Elmira GP League President Thomas H Richardson announced umpires for the Governors Cup finals between Elmira and Scranton. Charles Moore Joe Paparella George McDonald and Pat Padden were named with Ed Haley as first alternate. Players would receive 37 percent of receipts after deductions.
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Thomas H Richardson
Charles Moore
Joe Paparella
George McDonald
Pat Padden
Scranton
Ed Haley
Richardson
Adams Ties NL Games Mark In Giants Doubleheader
New York pitcher Adams tied a 35 year old major league record by appearing in his 66th game of the season as the Giants swept the Dodgers in a doubleheader 8 to 1 and 7 to 4. Adams started the second game and tied Ed Walsh’s record set in 1908 with 66 appearances, with 4 in relief. Ernie Lombardi singled home the winning run as Easher, Johnny Kerr belted a three run homer in the fourth to put New York ahead. Cliff Melton limited the Dodgers to seven hits to win the opener, while Mickey Witek drove in Kerr in the seventh to break a 1-1 tie.
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Ace Adams
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Adams
Ed Walsh
Chicago White
Dodgers
Ernie Lombardi
Easher
Johnny Kerr
Cliff Melton
Brooklyn
Mickey Witek
Tigers in Two 1-0 6-2 at Cleveland
Cleveland Indians swept a doubleheader from the Detroit Tigers to close their home schedule. Jim Bagby pitched a 1-0 opener with two hits allowed, and Lefty Al Smith won the second 6-2 after a fifth inning rally broke a 2-2 tie. Bagby and Smith each earned their 11th win against 13 and 6 losses. Ray Mack drove in a run in the second game with a fifth inning single.
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Detroit Tigers
Jim Bagby
Bagby
al Smith
Rici Nder
Smith
Allie Reynolds
Tribe
Roy Cullendine
Buddy Rosar
Hank Edwads
Ray Mack
Hank Edwards
C Y O Stars Cup 2 Tilts End Strong Season Run
The C Y O Stars won twice in a doubleheader at Prospect Park and Watervliet to close their season. Johnny Walthers pitched nine in the opener with two hits allowed, Bill Bonville and Frank Hoffmeister doubled, while Tom Luce added a double. In the second game Ryan held the mound for the Burg team as C Y O Stars pulled out a 6-4 win as Wes Kade relieved in the late innings. Brennan led the losers with two hits, while Cahill contributed two doubles in four at bats.
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Tom Luce
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Wes Kade
Hoffmeister
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Brennan
Princeton Grid Team Shows Power in Trial
Princeton Naval trainees and Maine staff at Palmer Stadium in a 1913 football trial show the Tigers offense scoring nine touchdowns. Marine trainee Pernod Drison leads with seven scores as sharp Cordegians defeat the Setors 12 to 0 in a practice scrimmage with no kickoffs.
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Pernod Drisons
Cards Drop Pair to Cubs in NL pennant test
The St Louis Cardinals, NL champions, lost both games to the Chicago Cubs 6-0 and 10-9 as their pitchers failed early. Cubs hitters led by Bill Nicholson, Musial tallies, and Wyse’s win in the opener highlighted a doubleheader that ended a Cubs losing streak and extended the Cardinals’ pennant chase. The article notes Musial’s seven safeties over the two games and Wyse’s eighth win.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Max Lanier
Lanier
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Sam Breardon
Max
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Bucs Top Reds In Two Games
Pittsburg edged Cincinnati 2 1 in the second game as Vince DiMaggio and Bob Elliott hit singles scoring Jim Russell and Jack Barytt in the ninth. Rip Sewell earned his 21st win in the opener while Elmer Riddle allowed six early runs. Frank McCormick drove in Cincinnati’s lone run in the fourth. Johnny Vander Meer kept Pittsburgh to four hits until the ninth.
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Jim Russell
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Leafs Reach I L Finals Over Royals in Semi Final
Toronto Leafs defeated Montreal Royals 5-1 to move into the Inter national League finals. Jim Hopper pitched well for Montreal, while Zak, Gambles, and Tyack delivered keyLeafs hits. Roylas starter Bob Chipman took the loss as Toronto rolled to victory in front of 11 000 fans.
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Jim Hopper
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Zak
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Max Macon
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Fifteen Teams Eliminated In Softball World Series
Fifteen teams were eliminated from the Amateur Softball Association World Series, reducing the field to two divisions. Detroit Briggs Bombers and Hammer Field service team advanced undefeated in the men’s division, while Cincinnati and Omaha each had one loss. New Orleans women’s champions moved strongly, Phoenix adjoining another undefeated. Toronto Army team posted two shutouts by Russ Johnson before a 1-0 loss to Cincinnati.
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Omaha
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Siena College Drops Varsity Basketball Program
Siena College announced cancellation of its varsity basketball for the upcoming season due to enlistments and inductions reducing student numbers. Rev Man ius Fitzgerald OFM athletic director said Coach Dan Cunha will stay to organize a freshman team to carry on as war conditions permit.
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New York Philadelphia Nationals Tie, Local Teams Win
Soccer results show Nationals 3 Brockhattans 2 at Brooklyn Hispanos 2 Kearny Denties 3 Wanderers 1 at Philadelphia Americans 2 New York Americans 1 in recent matches across New York New Jersey and Philadelphia venues.
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Grid Dodgers Triumph 28 to 0 in Municipal Stadium
The Brooklyn Dodgers defeated an All-Star team 28 to 0 at Municipal Stadium in New Brunswick. Meryl Condit led with two touchdowns including a 66 yard run, while Pug Manders and Ken Heineman added scores. Ballevard’s Tileyard scored the opening period lone tally as the Dodgers dominated for the servicemen’s fund.
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Pug Manders
Ken Heineman
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Ballevard
Joyce Kilmer Post
American Legion
Bowling Scores Spark Noth Troy Masonic Club League
Bowler Bowing Bil Patton led with a 600 triple after 244 206 and 150 as Harry Randall totaled 591 with a 244 and 201. C Slade added 219 198 and 161 for 578 while F La Dieu posted 180 193 and 184. Weestfall 183 168 and 200 for 551. Clempson 175 160 and 203 for 538. Mayfair Women's bowling league to meet tomorrow at 9 pm at Mayfair alleys to plan the season.
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Noth Troy Masonic Club
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C Slade
F la Dieu
Weestfall
Clempson
Chisox Split 2 With Browns in Major League Twinbill
Chicago White Sox beat the St. Louis Browns 6 to 1 after a 7 to 7 doubleheader loss. Steve Sandra claimed his 11th win, Chet Laabs hit his fifth homer, and Chicago widened its gap near Detroit. Luke Appling piled eight hits in the Brownie series as Johnny Humphries won his 11th.
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Sox
Comiskey
Steve Sandra
Chet Laahs
Nelson Potter
Detroit Tigers
Johnny Humphries
Luke Appling
ST. Louis
Sandra
Hazel Lee
Hayres
A's Split Twinbill with Red Sox 6-1 Victory
Philadelphia Athletics evened season series with Boston by winning the second game 6-1 behind Jesse Flores who lasted eight innings after a 14-0 loss in the opener. Dobson tossed five hitters in game one while Mackinen sparked the nightcap with two runs off non hitters and Ryba allowed three runs in the sixth.
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Watkins Take Loop Pennant
Connie Hofelich hurled five hit ball Saturday to give the Watkins All-Stars an 86 triumph over the Lansingburg Boys' Club and clinch the Knickerbocker Junior league pennant. Hofelich struck out six and walked one in insuring the title for the Stars.
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Pioneers Reach Governors Cup Finals After Scranton Win
Elmira Pioneers defeated Wilkes-Barre 2 to 1 in the fifth decisive semifinal game, drawing 6,398 at Dunn Field. Sammy Zoldak earned his second series win as Elmira faces Scranton tonight with Bull Baker set to start. The deciding ninth inning featured Les Moss and Don Smith advancing runners, Woodling scoring on a balk to force extra drama, while Elmira’s 11 hits overwhelmed Palica and Kleine.
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Bob) Palica
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Braves Beat Phils Twice By One Run in Extra Innings
Butch Nieman belted a seventh homer with one aboard in the 14th to lift the Braves 6 5 over the Phillies in Boston last home game of the season. Newt Kimball started for Philly and Al Davery pitched the distance for the Braves with 13 strikeouts. Northey homered in the 14th and also in the first game of the doubleheader as Jim Tobin scattered five hits.
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Coach Sees Sports Boom After Navy Program
Comdr Jack Meagher former Auburn coach and Naval Air Station director predicts a sports boom across college and professional levels after World War II. He notes many high schoolers are being conditioned by Navy athletics and will pursue sports in civilian life or college, expanding athletic talent pools for coaches.
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Baseball Yesterday and Standings in Brief
Baseball results include New York beating Brooklyn 3 to 1 and 7 to 4, Boston edging Philadelphia 3 to 2 in four innings, Chicago defeating St Louis 6 to 0 and 10 to 9, Pittsburg over Cincinnati 10 to 2 and 2 to 1, with standings showing St Louis 64 46, Cincinnati 64 54, Pittsburg 76 68, Boston 63, Chicago 63, Philadelphia 60, New York 53, Brook 64, and Atlanta 64 53. No games scheduled for today. pitchers not listed.
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