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1941-08-11 [P I STAR OF AS - - By Jack Sords^ ! .4 Ala 4a*a AAA 4. x x x XXX xxx XX* LEADERS BATTER BOSTON BRAVES Pepsis, Gunners Win In Cape Fear AuRiertl'1 Near Riot Seen as Brooklyn’s Daffiness Lads Win 2 Be- PALE HOSE PILFER Club Faces Davis Dick. Pepsi kings,Founders urffiMS Af hind Fitzsimmons, Hamlin |p mg TWO FROM INDIANS Cannoneers W STOPPED BY CUP op rilS ednesday RAIN BROOKLYN, Aug. 10.—Wl-The The Davis Cannoneers and the Cola lads at their next encoun- CAKCfcK. battering Brooklyn Dodgers cashed Cleveland Losing Streak Ex- Camp Cola Lads Wreck i as the Pepsi Cola club will play in Allen is round- Marks Ma- SiAce Ae JoiAieo in on their power and the guile of ter. Snag rapidly ifc rmisa tended to Five Games as the second game of a series to be chinery as Davis 1 Ae was Meveft Aste Freddy Fitzsimmons today to re- ing Into shape and will draw the Cannon- * at twilight at Legion Stadi- WifH a 300 Av/eRASe- tain their hold on the in played eers top rung Chicago Sweeps Series afternoon at six pitching assignment for the Pepsi Blast Finks the humpty-dumpty National lea- um Wednesday o’clock. The Pepsi team defeated club. The first of these twilight gue pennant race as they knocked the Cannoneers in their last meet- last week out a down the Boston Braves in both CLEVELAND, Aug. 10.—UD-Chi- games brought Only two games were ing a shutout and the soldiers large crowd who seemed to ap- completed ends of a doubleheader, 14-4 and cago’s White Sox floored tjie Cleve- by in the Cape Fear eer\ are anxious for another try at the preciate witnessing a game in the loop yesterdav 4-0, before a happy crowd of 29,- the n&lMKees) land Indians twice today, Ted Fear league first-half win- coolest time of the day. The game Pepsi Cola club vuisA I 445. Cape defeating the -TMey Lyons getting his 11th win 5 to 2 ners. The soldiers boast some out- will be called promptly at 6 o’clock Marks Machinery team rtAP/vie three Boston and the v / Pounding pitchers and Thornton Lee his 2 to 1. standing talent on its roster and and fans can count on being home Cannoneers for 17 hits in the first the 14th, from Camp Davis game, to make it for eight in the evening. 1 beat, v/ y The Sox the promise interesting by ing the Dodgers won going away behind swept three-game Finkelstein club. the 13-hit of Luke series and ran the At the hurling Hamlin, Indians’ losing stadium the Pepsi Cob who his seventh team hung up victory streak to five games. Carrasquel Hurls Fifth continued their winning Wav* of the. season. by trouncing the Ben Chapman’s triple in the first VANDER MEER COPS Marks club hv As Sens and Bosox the score of 13 to 5 The Dodgers included in their inning, mixed with two errors and Split in a game four doubles and Joe Med- featured by many base barrage a wild pitch, his single in the sixth knock 10.—W— The Marks club used wick’s 14th homer of the year in a and his double in the were ELEVENTH VICTORY BOSTON, Aug. Alejan- three pi'ctl‘ Afdis PResetif PAce eighth ers in an eflort to tumultuous battle which saw police 11,1 ■ ■■■ dro Carr;squel. Washington’s Vene- stem the powerful factors in the first-game of hits tide' PICK SAoOLO FiaJISM THe. twice intervene to what zuelan ‘chalked his fifth from the bats of t]le prevent Chicago scoring. A1 Smith was die hurler, up Cola seAsoti aaaoms- Root lads, who collected a TMe> r >proached a riot between the two loser. Oscar Grimes’ Cubs Celebrate ‘Charley Victory of the season today in the tola! of 14 burner and safeties off the FIRST fiXIft OK FlV& teams. >llie to the second half of a double header combined pitching Hemsley’s triple featured Day’ by Losing 01. Lefty Brew, MiTTeRS In the fifth inning Dick Errick- the Indians’ six with the Boston Red Sox to give Jimmy Bullock and hits. Prof. Wortman. Sam PlRSrSASe star son, second Brave pitcher, clipped Reds, 3 to 1 in the four- West and In the second contest, Luke the Nats an even split Jchn Barnhard* CP fMe- IMPROVED Medwick on the right elbow with Ap- caught lor the pling’s triple in the fourth and his game series. Mcrks. Lef.y Britt a pitched ball and then struck Dunc:.h went PMiuAoet-PMiA single, followed by Bob 10—W)—The Cin- Washington bats came to life be- the route for the Dolph Camilli, the next batter, on Kennedy’s CHICAGO, Aug. Pepsis and scat, ATMuerics double, in the sixth accounted for Reds the business hind Carrasquel to batter the Sox bred ten base knocks the back of the head. Quick acton cinnati spoiled over the the White Sox winning off Root today 8-2 after Manager Joe Cronin and way. Jennings Edwards the umpires and police averted margin end of "Charley Day” w; s fi,e by Ji-i Gee Walker’s and Doerr had given Boston the Pepsi receive-. Ya^es trouble. Bagby. triple by defeating the Chicago Cubs Bobby Hawkins and Grimes’ in the seventh to with home runs in paced the oi Fitz- single their veteran pitcher, 3 to 1, necessary edge leverage club at bit The pitcnmg wizardry with four PHILLIES kept Cleveland from being shut out series. It was the first game to gain a 7-6 ver- nits for five followed GIANTS, simmons was too much for Boston sweep the two-game by as Lee pitched six-hit ball. 2 dict. Allen, Rowan and Benson who in the nightcap. The big round the Cubs’ ninth defeat in 11 starts. col (FlrstGame) (First Game) lected two for four. W. Brew GOOD MORNING man with the turnaround with delivery Before the game the 42-year-old AbRH O A SPLIT DOUBLE BILL CHICAGO— Ah R H O A WASHINGTON— two for 3 and Barnhardt witn 2 iu- and the knuckle ball shut 6 2 2 3 0 puzzling Kolloway, 2b_ 4 0 111 Root received a station wagon pur- Case. If_ 4 led !he Marks club. 4 0 110 out the losers with six hits to Kuhlc, lb_ 4 2 16 2 chased with dimes contributed by Cramer, ef_ rf_ 4 10 2 0 At kobert NEW 10.—(^-Wind- notch his fifth win of the cam- Chapman, cf_ 4 3 3 4 1 Lewis, Strange, YORK, Aug. a check for from the 3 0 2 3 4 Merry-Go-Round Kreevich, cf_ 0 0 0 0 0 fans, $1,600 Travis, ss- The ing up a three-game series in without a loss. 4 0 2 9 1 Cannoneers let loose with paign rf_ 4 0 2 1 0 Cubs and other items, including a Vernon, lb_ Wright, end which each game was decided by on Tom in the _ 5 110 2 heavy artillery Starting Earley Appling, as- 4 0 14 2 baby pig. Archie, overwhelmed _ 3 0 0 2 2 By GLENWARD BLOMME one run, the Giants andd last-place third, the league leaders soon put Hoag, If- 4 0 13 0 Bloodworth, 2b the falterin’ Finkeistein duo iv Root then went the full nine in. Evans, c _2_ 4 0 14 0 the Phillies broke even in a double- the away. A walk, Pee Wee Kennedy, 3b_ 3 0 0 1 3 Mj sided score of 23 to 3. in \ game _ 3 2 10' Tresh, c_ 4 0 0 7 0 although the Reds tagged Sundra, p header before a small Sun- and nings 10 0 game 'oosei p.aynl and today Reese’s triple Sibby Sisti's Early, x ..- 10 t?M-.icd The week was one of the biggest sports weeks in Lyons, p- 4 0 0 0 0 him for 11 hits, including four by hard past day crowd of 9,877 at the polo bobble brought two Dodger scores. Zuber, p_ 0 0 0 0 0 by hiUng. Headon Finer Ed'U.e Lukon. Van- xx .. 10 10 0 a happened in most every branch homer accounted for Totals 35 5 9 27 9 Rookie Johnny West, stniifd the gme cut gave war \a many day. Everything grounds. Lew Riggs’ 0 0 0 0 0 der Meer v on his 11th vic- Welaj, xxx_ Re;! ?.liller in from skeet to horses and to base- In the opener young Tommy the third and a single by Herman pitching the fourth and Miller of athletics swimming CLEVELAND— Ab B H O A ball for sev- double tory of the season with a seven-hit Totals_ 38 6 12 24 10 finished the game. The Soldiers even came in for a share of the Hughes pitched good Franks followed by Riggs Boudreau, ss_ 4 0 12 4 ball. And football spotlight. Sundra in 7tli. en innings and the Phils, with closed out the scoring. 2 Campbell cf_ 4 0 0 3 0 performance. x—Batted for collected a total of twenty-one base their of the American xx—Batted for Zuber in 9th. The Yanks continued mastery league Bob a Keltner, 3b_ 4 0 112 CINCINNATI— Ah R H O A hits Brinkley and Franzon Bragan hitting homer, (First Game) xxx—Batted for West in 9th. were O Heath, rf_ 4 0 0 2 0 ss _ 4 0 0 3 6 and the hard charging Buccaneers of Pitt cut down the worked up a 4-1 lead at that point.
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