The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08
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 New Yoak. Jalg 8 eHP1-Fi9e managers. including Steve 0.Ne#i3 the boss of the American League l squad. mace # plain today that the psEuant races are more vital to them than how well their star pitchers fare iH tomorrow $ AlI-Star i Game at Boston,
 They pitched their aces in reg HIaF turn Ha rGaE instead of 1a=s- .as them UnEI the mta-Ssaz sIassIs 66f#s6n Ihe National aHG American League teams at =E7enWaE Park.
 That means the five who worked, Bobby Teller of Cleveland Hai New heuzef= of =DeHGif= and =SBHd =GHaad- Ter of New York faf the American He6EHe, and EI8Wie Pa51HF ef sE@ Louis and Kirby Bizke af Brook 1Ea Tor the National W5f aaFc aalE two days ef=rez5 1aE zzHIG# 84 #enoFes which Is a5gut hall 5E1 amount a pitcher usHa##g requires.
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 Moreover the three American League fingers are the ones which Q Neil hes announced he iEtzl2zs to use eNcIGs4s e-t, sa1a vi h Fe5Ief, carrying on with &e#efeuseE and daishl1E with C1as-1slae.
 A5ahase# G3a7=fe5= Grimm 5A3e Ma tion3L League pilot, has1 named his pitchers btl lie H ee ii a cad #a# | he G8e5I1 #Hte3a to use Pellet and Hlzs5 dalaa ais aces. Patses pitched -t=s=ga-saff. 6 10 0 victory ever PltlsouGae atlzr the Cards H0u tba 09lT5.. rJ 2. running their winning sneak to five games and cutting B-aaa.g1l=s first place uarsaH to AEa a1ez. IL Was Poile5s eighth victory and his third shGt0ut The Cards gave him } to lead in taP @ lH9 innings. Rookie Catcher JCe GaIa- giola broke up tha mkt game hE ait6iaa & ninth inning s=asle win the bases loaded
 6isse Wits q loser a B5se se9n. the Braves bouncing on him for a to 2 victory Elt52tWo ftfs -a the ninth. The Dod s won the second game. 10 2. Rama RoWeIl drove i1z the deciding HzJ game tuE #a slHsse after Connie double had sent home Tommy aa5aes H4ta the tEias Fun. Jde IIa.t=fa. elzan tH6 first I943i4 Gt1 e l
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 margin to score his iHfh Wo out pitching John Ealu.
 The Clan replaced the Phll5 in sixth place aG New York ba Hg them :. ta 1 and I3 t9 ? ea e~
 lEe pitching bs GaHe Iz4ss2-: al5a Rookie Monte keaneaE. Easgo WiH- nu9 his fourth straight. got I'll the maTgtn he Heelad CT hIIeEer fUc-fUa homer in tile l Was his ninth W,u. The Giants opened LID for 16 hits in the second game including a fhrce=uHn homer by Goodwin Resan. N8ikef Cooper and Sid CaHGBn e9t thaas bEss each,
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 Eddie Laion hit tUo hom6rs and 8 sIleIe=i3 6sIFe f5f=Hs5afas as the Reds topped tue Cubs at chi caeu. 6 t5 2. Johnny Vanoer9ett won h.s nth game and EmI Rush, 6lst oi four Cub pitchers. -ast his Msl a-Ier winning six straight
 The Fed 5ax didat Hse either et the4r aI-E pitching nominees, MIeEez Harris ro Dave Ferris but #eH 8 aiaH pie heaaef fHem tl2a SetA- at1rs anyway T to l. behind TeS Hughscn and 9 to I behind Glenn Dre!sclec Huehsan knocked o1t twice aH tAe aata4s Ha recent s-7Tt5. had ua GIGCuttE this trip as his mates backed h.@ m with l3 hts iuGird Iel Wi-hanl 23d homer. Williams also drove ia tblee runs to h1-ln hts m8far Ieaeae leae- lH2 tat@ ia scored iaar tlines and lhgaa bits Ha added .Ho more hi# a tha seeagse game Werd, making his lssl start, had little dIfdEul5 EaEa1l handed hn a I to Q iead
 The Yankees dropped I'm gaIes behind the SoE by splttinz ylll The A They wen tae apeneG t1 g. but the victory cost tham he services aG Al-slar oatfla laes Joe D1Ma5to Who suffered a twisted knee and FEgHsgG aFEle sliding Inta second en l tWo-Dase h-t 4 dEe- nun rally ln the seventh cIMaEec by Char eg ke1IaFs three -IUn home was the cEaeh6r Tor Floqd BeveHs. Hi15 won hIs fourth straight Chandler hated out in the second game which the As won, 1 to 1, was a loser to war hero Bob Savage, who held New York to 5lS hits
 Newhorser Blanks Brown
 NeWhouser, blanking the Browns. 3 to Q, Detroit, gave up I've hits