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Old 01-27-2005, 12:58 AM   #409
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TIGERFAN'S SPORTING DAILY : SATURDAY AUGUST 30, 1947

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
ROE BLANKS DODGERS ON 6-HIT SHUTOUT
Things may be looking up again for the Pittsburgh Pirates after Preacher Roe earned his second straight victory by pitching a complete game 6-hit shutout in a 1-0 win over Brooklyn. Roe started the season 17-2 before dropping 4 straight decisions and going winless in 9 starts. The win over Brooklyn improved his record to 19-6 and allowed the Pirates to remain within 4 games of first place Chicago in the National League. A little over a month ago when Roe and practically the entire Pirates roster was on a tear, it looked like Pittsburgh could run away with the pennant.

The Cubs continued their hot play with a 6-4 win over St Louis. Outfielder Bill Nicholson was the hero for Chicago, homering twice and having 4 hits in total. Philadelphia fell 3 games off the pace after the Phillies fell 5-2 in New York. The last place Giants prevented Phillies ace Charley Schanz (19-11) from earning his 20th win of the season. In the other game Chuck Workman hit a 2-run homer in the 8th to help Boston past Cincinnati 6-4.

In the American League veteran outfielder Terry Moore drove in 3 runs to lead Cleveland past Boston for the second straight game. Yesterday's score was 5-1 as Warren spahn tossed a complete game 6-hitter to improve his record to 16-11. Earl Johnson (17-9) took the loss for the Red Sox, who now trail Cleveland by 7 games.

Elsewhere, Ellis Clary delivered an rbi single in the bottom of the ninth to lift Washington past St Louis 5-4; Jack Boiling had 3 hits including a homer in New York's 10-6 win at Detroit while Philadelphia topped Chicago 3-1.


Code:
AMERICAN	 W	 L	 PCT	 GB
CLEVELAND	74	52	.587	  x
BOSTON		67	59	.532	 7.0
ST LOUIS	66	61	.520	 8.5
WASHINGTON	66	63	.512	 9.5
PHILADELPHIA	62	64	.492	12.0
DETROIT		60	66	.476	14.0
NEW YORK	59	68	.465	15.5
CHICAGO		53	74	.417	21.5
			
NATIONAL	 W	 L	 PCT	 GB
CHICAGO		75	52	.591	  x
PHILADELPHIA	71	54	.568	 3.0
PITTSBURGH	72	57	.558	 4.0
ST LOUIS	65	60	.520	 9.0
CINCINNATI	66	61	.520	 9.0
BOSTON		59	66	.472	15.0
BROOKLYN	50	78	.391	25.5
NEW YORK	48	78	.381	26.5
YESTERDAY'S GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington 5 St Louis 4
Cleveland 5 Boston 1
New York 10 Detroit 6
Philadelphia 3 Chicago 1

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston 6 Cincinnati 4
Pittsburgh 1 Brooklyn 0
Chicago 6 St Louis 4
New York 5 Philadelphia 2

TODAY'S GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE
St Louis (T Baker 11-13, 3.22) at Washington (F Hutchinson 16-14, 3.32)
New York (B Bevens 4-3, 5.34) at Detroit (D Trout 0-0, 7.72)
Cleveland (R Poat 10-11, 3.35) at Boston (A Karl 16-7, 3.87)
Chicago (B Poffenberger 1-3, 4.78) at Philadelphia (M Cooper 6-12, 4.72)

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati (S Ferens 13-7, 3.28) at Boston (S Gromek 16-8, 3.62)
Brooklyn (D Black 4-16, 4.68) at Pittsburgh (D Adkins 10-12, 3.79)
Chicago (P Erickson 10-16, 4.91) at St Louis (B Voiselle 14-13, 3.87)
Philadelphia (V Lombardi 14-12, 3.40) at New York (S Emmerich 1-5, 4.21)

Code:
AMERICAN LEAGUE LEADERS	 NATIONAL LEAGUE LEADERS
BATTING			 BATTING
B McCosky Det	 .331	 B Elliott Pit	.351
W Judnich SLB	 .326	 J Medwick Cin	.344
M Almada Bos	 .325	 G Rosen Bkn	.328

HOME RUNS		 HOME RUNS
T Williams Bos	29	 S Chapman Bsn	24
W Judnich SLB	20	 H Clift Chn	22
T Henrich Det	17	 J Gordon Phi	21

RBI'S			 RBI'S
W Judnich SLB	 90	 B Elliott Pit	84
T Williams Bos	 85	 S Chapman Bsn	80
D Litwhiler Cha	 84	 H Clift Chn	78

WINS			 WINS
A Jurisch Det	 20-9	 V Olsen Chn	21-6
E Johnson Bos	 17-9	 P Roe Pit	19-6
A Karl Bos	 16-7	 C Schanz Phi	19-11

ERA			 ERA
B Lohrman Cle	1.52	 K Raffensberger Bsn 1.99
J Haynes Wsh	2.56	 C Melton Pit	     2.11
B Feller Cle	2.63	 H Wyse Chn	     2.47

STRIKEOUTS		 STRIKEOUTS
B Feller Cle	 173	 E White StL	171
A Jurisch Det 	 167	 R Barney Bkn	163
V Trucks Det	 162	 P Roe Pit	145


BOXING
LIGHTWEIGHT MONTGOMERY IN TOP FORM AGAINST DEMARCO
Bob Montgomery delighted the hometown crowd in Philadelphia with a second round TKO over Paddy DeMarco in a bout between top 10 ranked lightweights. Montgomery was all over DeMarco from the get-go, as he was looking to prove his first career loss in his previous bout meant nothing. Montgomery improves to 11-1, with that lone defeat coming at the hands of world champion Ike Williams in June. For DeMarco it is his second straight defeat and drops his career record to 11-6.

Tonight World Lightheavyweight champion Lloyd Marshall faces number one contender Archie Moore in one of two title fights on calendar. Marshall is 23-4-1 in his postwar career while Moore is 32-2. The other title fight is for the European Middleweight belt as Marcel Cerdan (25-5) defends his crown against Cyrille Delanoit (27-10-1) of Belgium.


GOLF
FURGOL LEADS WESTERN OPEN
Ed Furgol is the leader midway through the Western Open being played in Salt Lake City. However, the big story was that tour money leader Ben Hogan failed to make the cut for just the second time this season. Here are the scores of those that did make the cut:
Code:
NAME		RD 1	RD 2	TOTAL
Furgol		69	68	-7
Harbert		71	68	-5
Shute		68	71	-5
Nelson		71	69	-4
Daly		67	74	-3
King		70	71	-3
Locke		71	70	-3
McSpadden	67	75	-2
Metz		74	68	-2
Middlecoff	71	71	-2
Demaret		73	70	-1
Hebert		71	72	-1
Sarazen		73	70	-1
Burton		69	75	 E
Ferrier		76	68	 E
Hamilton	70	74	 E
Rees		72	72	 E
Smith		73	71	 E
Van Donck	71	73	 E
xTibbetts-a	71	73	 E
Harper		71	74	 1
Runyon		73	72	 1
Snead		71	74	 1
Wood		72	73	 1
xWhistler-a	72	73	 1
Byrd		71	75	 2
Fleck		74	72	 2
Horne		76	70	 2
Keiser		71	75	 2
Oliver		77	69	 2

SOCCER
ENGLISH FIRST DIVISION
TODAY'S MATCHES
Manchester City at Aston Villa
Bolton at Burnley
Derby County at Chelsea
Blackpool at Everton
Portsmouth at Huddersfield
Charlton Athletic at Manchester United
Middlesbrough at Preston NE
Arsenal at Sheffield United
Liverpool at Stoke City
Grimsby Town at Sunderland
Blackburn at Wolverhampton
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