Grove Strikes Out Eleven In Opening Event
Philadelphia Athletics sweep Boston Red Sox in a doubleheader 2-0 and 7-3. Lefty Grove struck out eleven in game one while holding Boston to four hits. In game two Connie Mack used three pitchers as Earnshaw walked three before being replaced by Orwell Rommel who pitched seven innings for the win.
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Baseball News Roundup United Press in 1945
American League players lead with Ruth Gehrig Hauser and Simmons as Yankees and Athletics shine. Baseball headlines note Goslin and Whitey Ford era players, while National League stars like Wilson Hafey and Ott headline the day’s box results and matchups.
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Redbirds Tally as Cardinals Beat Pirates 6–3 in NL Race
In St Louis the Cardinals beat the Pirates 6 to 3 to extend their National League lead. Sparky Adams committed his first error in 235 straight chances, while Chick Hafey hit his 24th homer of the season off Kremer in the second inning. In Detroit Leo Lomski of Aberdeen Washington outboxed Pete Latzo in a ten round bout, Latzo fading in the later rounds.
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Baseball stars produce varied hits and runs yesterday
Govee Goslin hit a home run and three singles with three runs scored and two RBIs in eight at bats. Waner went 0 for 3. Gehrig singled and scored once in seven at bats. Hornsby singled twice and scored once in nine at bats. Al Simmons had a single and a run in eight at bats. Botterdey singled and scored once in four at bats. Babe Ruth doubled once and singled twice in seven at bats. Lindstrom was sidelined in a failed at bat sequence. Francisco’s Belnger, Canada light heavyweight champion, knocked out Mike Arnold in the eighth round. Metogquan knocked out Jernican in the first round.
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Rickard Picks Knute Hansen as Next Champion
Tex Rickard hails Knute Hansen as a forthcoming heavyweight contender while noting Jack Dempsey could dominate the current field if active. Hansen, 24, is praised for extraordinary power, famously flooring Phil Scott seven times before knocking him out in under a round, marking him as a serious title hopeful in a wary era of contenders.
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Brainless Betsy Charts Bug Chasing High Jinks
A light note sketches Betsy’s old mother taking up bug chasing as a playful, scientific sport. AFunny scene shows a whiskered man with net and college taste leaping cornfields to chase butterflies while dodging wasps and comic missteps.
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Hagen Seeks Mythical World Golf Crown at Philmont
Walter Hagen the British Open champion faced Johnny Farrell in the third 86 hole match at Philmont Country Club to claim the unofficial world golf title. Hagen needed a win after taking Detroit and Chicago, aiming for a third mythic crown after past defeats of Sarazen and Walker. The day included an 18 hole morning session and 18 more in the afternoon.
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Third Series Clash Set For Tomorrow In Industrial League
The Industrial league final between Nypenn Furniture and Warren County Dairy may end with Sunday’s South Side game as Nypenn seeks to clinch by winning both ends of the set. Don Brown faces Fritz Urbanski again in today’s South Side showdown as Dairy eyes a mound duel for tomorrow’s 3 30 start.
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Senators Spank Yankees In Both Parts Of Header
Washington Senators sweep two games from the New York Yankees, 11-0 in the opener and 6-1 in the nightcap, with Irvine Hadley holding the Yankees to three hits in game one and Fred Marberry keeping New York's offense in check in the second. Babe Ruth stands out for the Yankees with a second-base reach, while Cronin, Reeves, Goslin and Hadley supply key hits for Washington.
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Athletics Rally as Mack’s Club Faces Yankees in New York
Philadelphia crowds flocked to Yankee Stadium for a Sunday double header with Connie Mack’s Athletics hoping to clinch the pennant for the first time since 1914. Fans believed the Athletics would beat the Yankees and seize the lead as the pennant race heated.
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Fifty Players Out for Places on Allegheny 11
Allegheny College football practice at Meadville has expanded to about fifty candidates under Coach Merritt. New trainer Doc Milson earns confidence as he works to relieve muscle soreness. several last year players have not yet reported. Fans in Meadville show strong interest as Montgomery Field hosts daily drills and the sentiment is for a strong Allegheny eleven this fall.
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Phillies and Braves split doubleheader in Boston
In Boston on Sept 8 the Philadelphia Phillies shut out the Boston Braves 4 to 0 in game one, then lost 4 to 3 in a second game as Cy Williams tied the nightcap with a ninth inning homer. Box scores show Edwards, Concey, Taylor, Benge, Davis for Boston and Miligan Leran for Philadelphia. In Chicago, Babe Ruth and others fought a 0 round draw after a slate of bouts in the evening card.
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Athletics Capture Dramatic 1928 Pitch To Overtake Yankees
United Press reports the Philadelphia Athletics, trailing New York by twelve games, surged to tie for first in the American League. Connie Mack reshaped the lineup with youth, and Max Bishop led the surge as the team closed the gap with key wins over Boston and Washington, setting up a pivotal four-game series in New York.
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Baseball Weekday Scores and Upcoming Games
Yesterday results include Philadelphia 4 Boston 3 and St Louis 6 Pittsburgh 3. Chicago 11 Cincinnati 2. Other clubs not scheduled. Today's schedule lists Pittsburgh at St Louis, Boston at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Chicago, New York at Brooklyn. Tomorrow Pittsburgh at St Louis and New York at Brooklyn.
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Standings snapshot from a midseason NBA style card
The record shows Philadelphia at 87 tied with New York at 87 for top status, with St Louis 61 and Washington 62 close behind. Chicago 72 Detroit 76 Cleveland 17 Boston 87 and other entries fill the dense table. Upcoming matches include St Louis at Detroit and Philadelphia at Boston.
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International League scores and ad caution message
Newark edges Baltimore 4 3 and other results Rochester 7 Toronto 3 Buffalo 10 Montreal 4 Reading 6 Jersey City 2 Indianapolis 11 Columbus 0 Minneapolis 7 Kansas City 6 Louisville 5 Toledo 4 St Paul 9 Milwaukee 8. Cautious buyers urged to read the Tribune Classified Ads carefully.
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