Cubs Beat Giants 10 9 In 13th With Nicholson Homer
Chicago Cubs defeated the New York Giants 10 to 9 in 13 innings as Bill Nicholson hit his 28th homer to lead off the 13th. Ace Adams started his 67th game of the season for the Giants, setting a modern major league record. Giants and Cubs combined for 29 hits off six pitchers in a freewheeling, rookie-filled game.
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Chisox Scout Dies in Texas
Roy Largent longtime Chicago White Sox baseball talent scout dies after a monthlong illness in McKinney Texas He would have turned 64 the next day. He scouted with his wife Bessie who drove and helped pick players for the Sox The couple recommended Art Shires Jo Joaquin first baseman Lon Warneke and Monte Stratton for major league tryouts Largent began scouting in 1924 retired four years ago after his wife fell ill
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Walsh Albany Hurler Sold to Pirates
James Walsh right handed pitcher for the Albany club of the Eastern League has been purchased by the Pittsburgh Pirates on scouts recommendation. Walsh 23 lives in Dunmore Pa started professional play in 1941 with Oil City in the Penn State Association and spent 1942 with Hutchinson Kan in the Western Association and most of this year with York in the Inter-State League posting seven wins and four losses.
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Nick Etten Bats In Four Runs to Pace Yanks In 5 to 2 Triumph Over Indians
Philadelphia UP The Yankees beat the Indians 5 to 2 as Nick Etten drove in four runs with a homer a three run double and a single. Allie Reynolds allowed six hits as Hank Borowy earned his 14th win and seven other details reflect a tense afternoon at the park including a fan ejection for a mirror display. The afternoon game followed a 7 to 6 Browns win over the A's in the nightcap at Shibe Park.
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Al Zarilla to take war work with Western Pipe and Steel
A Western Pipe & Steel Co spokesman said Browns baseball player Al Zarilla will join the ventilation department soon. Cubs outfielder Lou Novikoff will return to his job with the firm. Zarilla is married with a three year old daughter.
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Injury Keeps Cornell Captain Out for Week
Ithaca N Y UPI reports Cornell football at Navy week of drills as captain Meredith Cushing veteran center is out ten days with a broken right thumb. Trainer Frank Kavanaugh says scrimmages proceed with Tom Blackburn replacing Cushing while Middle defenders see limited action.
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Yankees Vote 32 Full Shares of 1943 World Series Booty
New York Yankees voted to divide their World Series spoils into 32 full shares after allocating cash pools and benefits. 47 people including manager Joel McCarthy and players received shares and bonuses, with additional awards to staff and veterans in the armed forces.
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Miners fall to Elmira in Governors Cup clash 10 to 2
Elmira Pioneers exploded to a 10 2 win over Scranton in game six as Nemo Leibold’s champions took a 3 2 series lead. Ollie Byers allowed seven hits for Elmira while Bill Baker and others were tagged for nine hits and four errors. The seventh game in Scranton will decide the title with Chet Covington starting for Elmira and Alex Mustaikis for Scranton.
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R P I Runners Open With Worcester
R P I cross country opens with Worcester as Coach Bill Eddy reports bright prospects. Senior captain Jim Harding, veteran Harry Meister, and Jim Gere lead a strong lineup with V-5 trainee Peter Meyers from Virginia Poly. Remaining schedule includes Union, Coast Guard, Union, Navy, Colgate with dates in October and November.
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Gowdy Goes 4-for-12 as Braves Sweep 1914 Series
Maj Hank Gowdy the first major leaguer to enlist in World War I caught all four games as the Miracle Braves swept the 1914 World Series against the Athletics. Gowdy batted .545, collecting all hits in 12 at bats.
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Home Runs Lift Tigers Over Red Sox at Fenway
Detroit's Dick Wakefield and Paul Richards each hit two run homers guiding a 6-3 win over Boston at Fenway Park in front of 714 fans the smallest attendance since Tom Yawkey took over in 1933 Virgil Trucks earned his 11th victory while fanning eight as Detroit totaled 14 hits led by Wakefield two singles along with the homers in the first and Richards in the eighth for the Tigers
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Nats Fall Twice as White Sox Win Doubleheader
Washington loses two to Chicago 2-1 and 2-1 as Gordon Maltzberger shines in relief. Ralph Hodgins and Thurman Tucker drive in the late runs. Stan Spence belts his 11th homer. George Case injures leg while Wally Moses stalls base thefts.
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Southpaw White Leads Cards Past Braves 6 3
The St Louis Cardinals defeated Boston 6 to 3 as southpaw Ernie White returned from injury to complete the game. He gave up ten hits but received run support from Ray Sanders and Danny Litwhiler who homered with men on base. Manager Southworth indicated White could see action again before season end, possibly shaping World Series plans.
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Baseball Yesterday's Results and Schedule
Yesterday's results include Chicago defeating New York 10 to 9 in 13 innings, Cincinnati 3 over Philadelphia 2, and St. Louis 6 to Boston 3. Today features matchups Boston at St Louis, New York at Chicago, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, and Cleveland at New York with listed pitchers.
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Colgate Prepares for Army Clash in Light Practice
Colgate Red Raiders coach Andy Kerr led a light drill as they ready for a showdown with Army. Ev Sant and Ed Lynk worked on conversions while Dick Owen, Frank Muehlheuser and Walt White practiced punting. Backfields ran their plays and the squad studied Army’s T formation for the first time.
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A's Acquire Six Players in Four Trades
The Philadelphia Athletics announced six new players in four deals with teams in the American Association and International League. Roy Mack said Outfielder Roberto Estallea plus cash went to Indianapolis for Jojo Moore. Eddie Mayo and Johnny Velas plus cash went to Louisville for Norman Brown. Orrie Arntzen plus cash went to Toronto for Luke Harlin. George Kell, Louis Flick, and Norwood Wheaton went to Lancaster for cash.
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Jojo) Moore
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Middies Scrimmage For Cornell Contest
Annapolis Md The Tars conducted blocking and scrimmage drills in preparation for a Cornell contest two days after routing the North Carolina Pre-Flight Cloudbusters 31 to 0.
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Southworth Signs St. Louis Cardinals Manager Contract
Manager Billy Southworth signed a 1914 contract to pilot the St. Louis Cardinals. President Sam Breadon did not disclose salary terms. Southworth became manager in June 1940 and last year led the team to its first world championship since 1934. The Cards clinched their second straight National League pennant on Sept. 18.
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Florida Baseball Fan Seeks Return of Majors to South
New York Florida’s Lang, longtime booster, urges major league clubs to train in St. Petersburg and other Florida sites next spring to entertain thousands of service members in training. He notes soldiers in St. Petersburg and compares Florida favorably to California for morale boosts. Officials say the move requires internal motivation from the clubs beyond government enticement.
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Reds Edge Phillies 3-2 Behind Shoun Strong Five Hitout
Cincinnati Reds beat Philadelphia 3-2 as Clyde Shoun pitched five hits for the win. Max Marshall, Gee Walker, and Steve Menner drove in the Reds’ runs in the fourth. Freddy Fitzsimmons debut managing the Phils yielded two runs in the seventh. Small crowd witnessed the 1943 tilt.
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