Cardinals Fall Short as Pirates Beat them 7-1
In front of about ten thousand fans at Forbes Field the Pirates defeated the Cardinals 7 to 1. Johnny Hopp and Bob Elliott led Pittsburgh with key hits while Preacher Roe out pitched a wary Jurisich. Handley left with an index finger injury in the third.
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Standings and schedules clash across leagues
The standings show Chicago and Cincinnati atop the table with several teams like Pittsburg St Louis Brooklyn New York Boston and Philadelphia in the mix. Only one game is scheduled today with pitchers set for Brooklyn at Philadelphia and other matchups in the American and Eastern Leagues subject to rain and postponements.
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Cubs Edge Reds in Record-Breaking Doubleheader
Chicago Cubs beat Cincinnati Reds 3-2 in the opener as Hank Wyse improved to 2-1 with his 21st win over ten losses. In the nightcap, Cubs pitcher Wyse stifled the Reds while Lowrey and Johnson fueled Chicago with key hits and two runs in the ninth.
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Boston Yankees Boost Lions Back in NFL Lineup
Ned Mathews a traded back from the Detroit Lions joined the Boston Yankees in a National Football League workout. After two years in service he impressed Coach Herb Xopf in his first Yanks session as they prepare for an exhibition tilt against the Philadelphia Eagles in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, following a bruising league opener against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Coal Victor In Photo At Saratoga Raceway
Coal Victor wins the Rhinebeck feature at Saratoga Raceway by a nose over Heart at Gold with Brian Hanover close, Heart of Gold led early pace and Rocket Bingen pulled up lame. Louise Woollen anchored Obvious rest of field as Coal Victor sets a new track record pace for the mile in 2.06 and last quarter in 30.
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McCullough Leaves Navy to Rejoin Cubs in 1942
Chicago Cubs announce veteran outfielder McCullough is discharged from the Navy and will rejoin the club in Pittsburg. He left Norfolk and is reported in good condition at age 32 and will be eligible for the remainder of the Cubs season and the World Series.
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Indians buy Ward and McCabe from Barons
Cleveland Indians vice president Roger Peckinpaugh announced the purchase of Wilkes-Barre stars outfielder Johnny Ward and pitcher Ralph McCabe for 16 delivery. Ward played center field for the Eastern League farm club with 303 batting, while McCabe had id wins this season and a no hitter.
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Mystery Over Cubs Protest After Cubs Cards Game
Officials questioned what happened to the Chicago Cubs protest of the Cubs Cards dispute in the seventh inning at Wrigley Field as the Cardinals won 11 to 6. Cubs vice president Jimmy Gallagher avoided confirming a protest, saying it was up to National League President Ford Frick.
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Raceway Entries Present Mixed Trotting and Pacing Races
Several race purses listed for trotting and pacing along with entrants such as Josecale Roger, Kay Dreams, and Green Ine. Multiple horses vie for top spots across at least four events including a $354 trotting purse and a $350 pacing race with noted drivers and stables.
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Nats Top Red Sox In Exhibition Victory
Washington Nationals shaded Boston in an exhibition at Bainbridge Naval Training Center, winning 3 1. Eddie Lake started the offense with a single and scored on Ty LaForest’s hit. Gil Totten drove in runs as Washington built a two run lead before holding on. Masterson pitched well for the Nats as they bid to stay in the pennant race amid weekend exploits against Detroit and St Louis.
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Merola Joins NYU Pigskin Team
New York University adds back Mike Merola to its football squad. Merola, a veteran with three European missions in the Eighth and Fifteenth Air Forces, earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal with five clusters while in service and returns to campus from the N Y S 941 freshman team.
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Rain Delays Albany Wilkes-Barre Cup Final Game
The Albany and Wilkes-Barre Governor's Cup final was postponed by a two hour rain storm, pushing a seventh game to tonight. Fred Clemence and Ralph McCabe clash as the Barons and Senators aim to clinch. Bob Madsen may start for Albany and Chuck Hawley for Wilkes-Barre.
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Graziano to Face Green In Garden Ring Show
Rocky Graziano and Harold Green set for a 10 round welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden in New York tonight. Green won the first two decisions in their series but promoter Mike Jacobs expects a $100,000 gate due to the rivalry between two top welterweights.
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Bowling Notes Show Wide Scores Across Leagues
Alpha Victory Loop led by Margeret Van Deusen and Lee Riberdy tying at 42. Multiple bowlers posted high singles and triples including Camp's Merchants George Beauvel 255 single and 572 triple, Ixel Marble 252, and numerous 400s and 500s across the Ewings, North Troy Masonic, New York Power and other leagues.
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Mel Ott Signs Five Year Pact To Manage Giants
Mel Ott, 36, the Giants manager since 1941, signed a five year contract to pilot New York for the next five seasons. Ott joined the Giants in 1935 as catcher and became manager after Bill Terry, carrying a lifetime .306 average and leading the league in several marks. Frick praised Ott as a great credit to the National League and baseball.
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Tigers Bank On Trucks and Newhouser for St Louis Series
Detroit plans a two game weekend set with the St Louis Browns as Virgil Trucks and Hal Newhouser rejoin the rotation. Manager Steve ONeill said Trucks will be ready in St Louis, condition permitting, while Dizzy Trout may skip if needed. Detroit risks clinching the pennant with a win or awaiting a potential playoff.
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Spartan Hanover Wins Easy in Lexington Trots
Spartan Hanover, owned by YTJ Sullivan of Whitneyville Maine and driven by Franklin Safford, captures the Wal nut Hart top race at Lexington trotting in straight heats. Nimble Volo pushes the field as Pick-up wins the Tattlebsalls pace for 4 year olds, driven by Paul Vinyard. Titan Hanover, trainer Harry Pownall, performs in an exhibit at 2 06 1 4.
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Ruffing Leads Yankees Past A’s in 8th
Red Ruffing, back from army discharge, powered the Yankees to an 8 1 victory over Philadelphia's Athletics. He homered and pitched six-hit shutout innings through eight. three A's singles in the ninth broke the bid for a shutout. Philadelphia finished 98 losses, season cellar, as attendance neared a million at Yankee Stadium.
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Snead and Hogan Challenge Top Golfing Rivals
Stammin Sam Snead and Ben Hogan, reputed as the longest drivers, teamed to issue a challenge to Byron Nelson and Harold McSpaden. They aim to stage the two biggest money matches in Golf Garden Series history, with proceeds benefiting the Professional Golfers Association Veterans Rehabilitation Fund.
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