The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 2, 1945, Page 6

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The round tripper, the 250th of his major league career and his 1,300th hit, helped the Tigers sweep a doubleheader from Philadelphia’s Athletics, increasing the Tigers'; first-place lead to three and a half ames over the New York Yankees, who lost twice to the Chicago | White Sox Paul Dizzy Trout gained his eighth victory for Detroit in the | opener, but needed help from Al| Benton, pitching for the first time | since he broke his leg May 24. ‘ Greenberg's ausp! us comeback ! debut stole the spotlight from Bos- ten’s Tommy Holmes, whose three homers, two in the nightcap, help- ed the Braves win from the World Champion St. Louis Cardinals 6-3 and 8-7. Brooklyn increased its| first-place lead in the National League to four and a half games, over the RedBirds by dividing with Pittsburgh. od Press) i demonstrated years in the med his bat- a home run 47729 encour- i GAM SUNDAY (National League) New York 7-3; Chicago 4-4 Pittsburgh 4-2; Brooklyn 3-4. Boeston 6-8; St. Louis 3-7. Philadelphia 3-8; Cincinnati (American League) Chicago 11-6; New York 4-5. Washington 6-5; Cleveland 5-6. Detroit 9-5; Philadelphia 5-3. s 7-4; Boston 3-7. Coast deague) ; Seattle 1-7. 7-2; Los Angeles 9 San Francisco 5-4. Hollywood 8-5; Oakland 5-4 Sacramento 10-3; Portland 2-4. (National League) Boston 8, St. Louis 4. Cincinnati 13, Philadelphia Chicago 5, New York 3 Brooklyn 8, Pittsburgh 5. (Ameri Detroit 4, Phi Washington 3-7; Cleveland 0-1. Chicago 5, New York 1. Boston 2, St. Louis 2 7th, rain.) (Pacific Coast League) San Diego 7, Seattle 3 Sacramento 5, Por San Francisco 4, I Hollywood 9, Oakland 4 i TEAM STANDINGS | (National League) | Team— Brooklyn | St. Louis | New York Chicago Pittsburgh | Boston | Cincinnati ! Philadelphia (American League) Team— w. | Detroit 39 | New York 35 | Boston 33 { Chicago 34 | Washington 32 I St. Louis 27 | Cleveland 27 34 | Philadelphia 20 42 (Pacific Coast League) Team— w. Portland 55 | Seattle 49 | san Francisco 49 Oakland 45 Sacramento 45 San Diego 45 Los Angeles 42 Hollywood .37 — e — SPORT SHORTS (By The Associated Press) CHICAGO Warren Wright's High Shine, $6.00, and Mrs. Eliza- | beth Graham'’s War Date $6.80, won the Hyde Park Stakes and Princess Doreen Stakes, respectively, at Washington Park. (Called, ' i i L. 619 | 565 541 | 531 | 516 458 443 323 27 28 30 30 32 Pet. 604 544 533 489 489 479 | 462 402 I | 36 55 CHICAGO — Byron Nelson won his seventh straight major goif tourney with a 13-under-par 275 for the 72-hole $10,000 Victory Na- tional Open. ARCADIA, Calif. — Louis B. Mayer’s Thumbs Up, . $4.00, won $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap by half length over Texas Sandman before 55,000 at Santa Anita. Gay Dalton was third. Time of 2:011-5 for the mile and a quarter equalled the track record. NEW YORK—Pvt. 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