Lanier Dominates As Cardinals Extend Lead In NL Race
Max Lanier struck out 104 as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Giants 4 1 to boost their road record to 15 3 with three games left before returning to Busch Stadium. The crowd at Forbes Field reached 27 481 as Rip Sewell yielded the loss.
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Franklin dies from knockout in Newark boxing match
Lem Franklin 28, Chicago Negro heavyweight, died at Newark City Hospital after a knockout in the ninth round of a 10 round bout at Meadbrookown. Larry Lane 26 of Trenton faces manslaughter charge on technical grounds. Also notes Craig Wood defeats le Ghezzi in a 72 hole golf match.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Semipro Davis Monthan 12 Convair 6 in yesterday's results. National League St Louis 8 Pittsburgh 4. American League Philadelphia 9 Chicago 3 and Chicago 7 Philadelphia 3. International Syracuse 9 Buffalo 2. American Association Toledo 8 Milwaukee 5. Minneapolis 7 Indianapolis 2 and 6 3. Louisville 4 St Paul 1 and 11 5. Kansas City 8 Columbus 5. Southern Association Chattanooga 8 Atlanta 5 and 5 2. Memphis blank Birmingham 5. Mobile 16 Nashville 11 and 4 6. New Orleans 7 Little Rock 2. Pacific Coast Los Angeles 3 Portland 0.
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Major League Leaders Summary
Doerr leads batting with .331 and 124 hits for Boston. Stirnweis and Weiss top runs with 74. Stirnweiss also steals 33 bases. Stephens drives in 69 for St Louis. Lindell tops triples with 9. Maltzberger leads pitching with 10 wins and .769 pace.
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St. Louis Stars Lead In 1940s Batting and Pitching Totals
Stat lines show Musial leading St. Louis with a .359 batting average and 138 hits, 78 runs, and 73 RBIs. Barrett of Pittsburgh tops doubles and triples, Ott of New York powers homers, and Wilks of St. Louis posts 91 wins with a 900 strikeout total.
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Dodgers Drop 7th Straight as Mort Cooper Wins 15th
A year ago today the Brooklyn Dodgers suffered a seventh consecutive defeat, falling to the St. Louis Cardinals while Mort Cooper earned his 15th win of the season.
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