Yanks Fall to Phillies 6 4 in Saturday Baseball Tilt
New York loses to Philadelphia 6 to 4 as Jack Knott bests Red Ruffing in a tight game. The A s rally in the sixth produced four runs, aided by Wagner’s triple and Sturm’s error. Rolfe homered with a man aboard in the fifth, but Cleveland’s loss kept the Yankees within reach in the pennant race.
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Raiders Deliver Two Defeats To Madison In Hill Park Showdown
Fresh from a seven and two road run the Raiders crushed booster fans with a 7-6 loss and a 3-2 defeat to Madison at Hill Park. Chief Reynolds led a ninth inning rally yet the Blues missed chances as Stroud and Sencel sparked late runs.
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Red Sox Rally Tops Senators After Sharp Three-Frame Burst
Boston exploded for a late three inning surge to beat Washington 6 4. Dutch Leonard started for the Senators while Lefty Grove was pulled for Joe Dobson in the seventh. Charley Wagner sustained a head injury when a Carey's line drive struck him. He required hospital treatment but was not seriously hurt.
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Browns Snap Tigers To Climb From cellar
The St. Louis Browns edged the Detroit Tigers 3-2 to move into seventh place, a half game ahead. Eildon Auker allowed five hits for his 10th win. In the eighth, George McQuinn doubled and scored on Walter Judnich's single to tie, and later a two base hit by McQuinn gave the Browns the decisive run.
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Too Many Pitchers Batter Giants Season Slump
New York Giants suffer a slide in the NBA season as Chief issue hinges on pitching depth. Bill Terry used 200 hurlers in 92 games, underscoring instability on the mound and contributing to losses.
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Snead Opens Lead in Times Union Open at Rochester
Sammy Snead shot 70 after a 67 Friday to reach 137 for 36 holes in the Times Union Open at Rochester New York. Craig Wood Lloyd Mangrum and Gene Sarazen sit near the leaders as 60 pros and 15 leading amateurs chase the title.
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Margaret Osborne Wins Essex Title
Margaret Osborne of San Francisco defeated Helen Bernhard of New York in straight sets to win the seventeenth women’s invitation tournament at the Essex Country Club. Osborne, a 23-year-old brunette, claimed the Essex title in the week’s fifth event.
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Standings Report Shows Saturday Results
Saturday standings list Decaturite with a 6 3 record and unverified team notes indicate eee a and iaphine vl in play.
Sunday Rap Report Card Quietly Sums Up Local Scene
A concise Sunday wrap notes quiet local arts and sports events with brief mentions of performers and venues. It tracks upcoming shows and community updates, highlighting key names and places while keeping a low profile on details.
Unclear basketball scores feature New York and Pittsburgh results
Fragmented OCR text shows multiple teams and scores including New York Philadelphia Cincinnati and Pittsburgh with partial game notations. Key details are obscured by garbled characters but indicate a weekend schedule with games listed for Saturday and Sunday.
Sports Score Fragments From Columbus Toledo Minneapolis
Incomplete game notes show Columbus 76 Toledo 47 with circa these score fragments Kansas City 10 Milwaukee 7 and Minneapolis Saint Paul references indicating a busy games night.
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Babe Young Plays in Consecutive Games Streak
New York first baseman Babe Young has appeared in more consecutive games than any NL player, having not missed a game since August 22, 1940, as reported from New York.
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Reds rip Cubs to stretch win streak to five
Cincinnati Reds beat the Chicago Cubs 4 to 1 for their fifth straight victory. Elmer Riddle earned the win with his 13th of the season. Bill Werber hit a two run homer in the sixth after Lonnie Frey opened the scoring. Clyde McCullough broke Unser with two outs in the fifth for Chicago's only hits.
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Giants Beat Phillies 4 to 1 Behind Wittig Relief
The New York Giants used four pitchers to limit Philadelphia to 15 hits and won 4 to 1 on Saturday. John Wittig pitched well and earned the victory with support from Walter Brown, as the Giants struck for two in the first and two more in the third on Dick Bartell’s RBI single, Mel Ott’s double, and Babe Paskud’s run.
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Cards Lose On Misplay
Ernie White’s eighth inning error on Frank Gustine bunt allows two runners to score and costs White his eight straight win as the Cardinals fall 4 2 to the Pirates in Pittsburgh. Ken Heintzelman hurls a complete game to even his record at 8 8 and the Pirates end a four-game skid. The Pirates sit 10 games behind the league leader after the Dodgers lose 4 1 yesterday.
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Braves Hit Hamlin Hard In Second Inning Rally
Boston fans watched the Braves erupt for four runs in the second inning as pitcher Luke Hamlin struggled to regain the mound. The surge set the tone for a decisive early lead in the game.
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Whirlaway Wins Travers in Comeback Finish
Whirlaway, at Saratoga, roared from behind to defeat Fairymont by two and a half lengths in the Travers Stakes. Jockey Alf Robertson guided the Calumet Farm colt carrying 130 pounds as a crowd of 24,131 watched Fairymont lead early before Whirlaway overtook rivals. Lord Kitchener faded to last in the trio.
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Barry Named USC Football Coach Sparks Scout Rumors
Sam Barry, known as a basketball coach, is appointed head football coach at Southern California. The change raises questions about Trojan scouts targeting Midwest talent, though the writer notes Barry’s football role is unconventional given his basketball background. Continued on page 3.
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White Sox Move Closer to Tribe With Three-Hitter
Chicago White Sox pitcher John Rigney hurled a three-hitter as the Sox edged the Cleveland Indians 1-0 Saturday. Don Kolloway beat out a bunt to start the decisive first-inning rally, scoring the game's lone run.
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Armless Wonder At Hill Park Tonight
A special exhibition at Hill Park features an armless performer between baseball games this evening. The act is billed as a standout attraction for local entertainment and park visitors.
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Doubleheader at Hill Park Tonight
Tonight six p.m. opens the first game followed by an eight fifteen start for the second game. Only one game will be played Monday night at 8 15 with Ladies Night offering 10 cent defense tax tickets or 16 cent grandstand seats. The Raiders then depart for a three game series at Wat.
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Evansville Edges Five-Run Margin in Three-Eye Race
Evansville moved five games ahead in the Three-Eye league Saturday by winning 5-4 as pitcher Lee Hazel scattered six hits. Cedar Kids Raiders dropped a doubleheader to Madison. Line scores and player notes are incomplete due to damaged text.
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