World Series Decisions Weighed by War Work Rules in Cincinnati
National commission plans to decide World Series dates this week in Cincinnati with the understanding that pennant winners' players may work until the series begins if the War Department grants the respite. Johnson and Herrmann will gauge status of players before setting firm plans, while pennant races in the American and National Leagues near conclusions and the series could be delayed until after Labor Day if undecided.
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Nationals Finally Smash Pet Jinx In Griffs Victory
The Griffs defeated St Louis 2 to 1 in a tense game at home as Jim Shaw pitched seven strong innings, allowing four hits. Frank Schulte delivered the clutch RBI single in the third, while Washington nursed a slim lead through late innings and avoided the jinx. Lefty Leifield worked seven for St Louis, but the Browns could not capitalize in the ninth.
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Browns and Brownsmen Clash in Uneven American League Action
A fragmented account describes multiple batting attempts and fielding plays across a Browns versus Red Sox style lineup, highlighting Foster, Milan, Shanks, and Gedeon among others. The report notes offensive bursts, defensive stops, and a tense late inning with runners on base in a rough, activity-filled Major League setting.
Shaw Enables National Outfielders to Rest Up
Jim Shaw pitched a strong day for the Nationals beating the Browns. He yielded just two hits until the ninth inning and only three balls reached the outfield before the final session. Joe Brown struck twice in the ninth and connected twice more for extra-base hits. The Pittsburgher fanned six as Washington outfielders enjoyed an easy day.
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Griffs Gain Ground as Indians and Sox Rest
With Boston and Cleveland idle, the Griffs gain a half game on both in the American League scramble. They sit five and a half behind the Red Sox and two and a half behind the Indians. Weather kept crowds small as the Browns close their season, with several players shining in a tense matchup. The Rex AC and Navy Interbureau League meet at 6 on the East diamond of the White lot.
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Run of a Luck May Harm Golf Says Francis Ouimet
Francis Ouimet notes that a hot run in golf can turn to a crash when a player overpresses to sustain pace. He argues anxiety to keep up form, not overconfidence, mostly causes blowups and that loss of confidence can linger into subsequent matches despite skillful recovery efforts.
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Rackets Finals Loom in District Tennis Tourney at Club
Play resumes this afternoon at 4 30 on Columbia Country Club courts for the boys and junior District championship. Finals likely in all events with junior finalists Thad Benton and Shorty Price. Boys contenders include Shoemaker 13 year old and H W Fowler. doubles finalists include Shoemaker, Reds Morgan, Fowler, Bowman Iram. Wallis Ballenger and William Ballenger reach one half of junior doubles. In the other semifinal half Genton and Price lead Charlie Stewart and Jim Kelcher 9 7 2 2 unfinished.
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Charlie Stewart
Jim Kelcher
Yesterday's Baseball Scores and Box Scores
Yesterday's results show St Louis beating Philadelphia 4 1 and 9 inning totals. Notable plays include Ron Fortune hitting a home run and Hornsby driving in runs. Pitchers Meadows and Watson worked deep into extra frames with several errors and stolen bases noted.
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Woman to Coach Boys in Athletics at Detroit High
War changes bring Miss Althea Brown of Madison Wisconsin to Detroit Mid High as physical director. She will coach boys football in fall with war era shifts expanding women into traditionally male athletic roles.
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Colonials Defeat Boston Americans in Exhibition Game
In New Haven on August 18 the semi pro Colonials beat the Boston Americans 4 to 3. The game featured players Fertica Minney Mayer Woodard and Plaberts with notable batting and pitching moments shaping the close contest.
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Sande Reaches 120 Wins in 580 Mounts Jockey record
Hiarl Sande, contracted by Commander J. K. L. Hoes, ranks third in the percentage table after 580 mounts with 120 wins. Lyke leads the Het with 514 mounts and 226 victories, while Fairbrother has 53 mounts and 20 wins. Lunsford holds 108 wins in his tally.
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Big Racing Events At Spa This Week
Saratoga Springs August 18 Roamer aims to break Salvator's mile record as daily stakes light up the program except Friday. Mohawk Selling at a mile for 3 year olds offers $2500 with 23 entries including Mary Maud Arrah Go On Bon Tromp and Duke of Devonshire. Grab Bag Handicap features 2 year olds with Billy Kelly set to race. Saranac Handicap Wednesday showcases top 3 year olds racing for $2000. Thursday menu includes Schuylerville stake bids. Beverwyck Steeplechase and Grand Union Hotel Stakes draw crowds. Grand Union adds $10,000. many top horses entered though Bills Belly not among them.
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Harness Horses Entered for Grand Circuit at Hudson River Park
Four hundred and seventy harness horses compete as the Grand Circuit opens at the Hudson River Driving Park, with races scheduled from tomorrow through Friday. Leading trainers and noted drivers are expected to compete across divisions.
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