Yanks Rally For Seven In Ninth To Edge Red Sox
Boston April 24 The New York Yankees pulled off a dramatic ninth inning rally scoring seven runs on six hits to defeat the Boston Red Sox five to two. Bill Dickey and Tom Henrich sparked the surge with back to back hits, Buddy Rosar doubled, Gerry Priddy singled, and reliever Mike Ryba could not slow the Yanks. Red Sox had early leads on DiMaggio Doerr and Tabor but the late burst sealed Boston’s loss.
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Dominic DiMaggio
John Pesky
Lupien
Jim Tabor
Bobby Doerr
Dom DiMaggio
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Norman
Red) Branch
New York
Bonham, Branch and Dickey
H. Newsome
Ryba and Peacock
Roundup of baseball futures and boxing prospects from New York
The column surveys rising stars like Bill Rigney and Johnny Verger, notes Lem Franklin versus Sg. Joe Muscato in Cleveland, and previews Anton Christoforidis vs. Ezzard Charles plus Gus Lesnevich vs. Jimmy Bivins. It adds snippets on Skeeter Newsome’s writing ambitions and various Navy athletic links, ending with local practice game plans and minor notes on moles’ eyes.
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Lem Franklin
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Gus Lesnevich
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League Leaders By The Associated Press Baseball Stats
American League leaders include Gordon New York .467 batting and 19 hits. Campbell Washington 386 for average. Rena Case Detroit and 13 RBIs. five tie at 2 RBIs. Keltner and York 2 home runs each. National League leaders list Goodman Cincinnati .407 batting and Moore St. Louis .375. Marshall New York and Brown St. Louis lead RBIs with 13 and 12. Elliott Pittsburgh and Fernandez Boston top hits with 14. Fernandez Boston and Walker Brooklyn lead doubles with 5. Elliott Pittsburgh and Benjamin Philadelphia top triples with 2. Elliott Pittsburgh, Marshall New York, Litwhele Philadelphia tie for home runs with 3. Pitching leaders show Head and Davis Brooklyn, Melton New York, Sewell Pittsburgh, Beggs Cincinnati, Gumbert St. Louis, and Lee Chicago at 2-0.
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Lee
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Yankee Stadium Air Would Tend To Clear Hal Trosky Head
Hal Trosky, long linked with a return to the Yankees, is rumored to be unsettled in Cleveland and could be a target for New York if he seeks a fresh start. The piece notes Trosky’s past as clubhouse figure and rebel, his age and power, and suggests the Yankees’ farm system could supply a path back, while mentioning Ed Levy’s brief Yankee history and Barrow’s handling of a name change.
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Levy
Ed Barrow
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Bayfront Mystery Breaks Quiet as Soldier Drowns
Vicky and Stephanie juggle Red Cross duties amid fog on the bay while a sentry is found drowned near the wall. Stephanie confronts danger, keeps mum about the incident, and a tense household hints at deeper secrets as Henri's interest grows.
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Henri
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Golden Gate Bridge
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Challedon and Pictor Return in Philadelphia Handicap
Challedon and Pictor, former handicap rulers, resume the comeback trail in Havre de Grace with the $10,000 Philadelphia Handicap. The mile and one sixteenth race features eight younger, dangerous opponents including Brann's Pictor, Cape Cod, Sir Alfred, Air Master, Gramps, Warlock, Trois Pistoles, and Staretor as the spring meeting closes.
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Loyola Beats Mount St. Mary's in 10-4 Victory
Loyola's baseball team bounced back from a 27 4 loss to Villanova to defeat Mount St. Mary's 10 4 Emmitsburg April 24 Led by pitcher Fick who permitted only two hits in seven innings with 10 strikeouts the Greyhounds totaled 12 hits over five innings Fick weakened late but Bill Byrnes triple in the eighth plated Mount St Marys first two runs
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Baseball Scores and Tonight’s Matches Listed
Yesterday's results include Cincinnati edging Pittsburgh 9 to 5 and Chicago beating St. Louis 4 to 3 Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 4 to 2 while New York edged Boston 3 to 1. Tonight Boston visits New York and Brooklyn hosts Philadelphia Pittsburgh travels to St Louis and Chicago plays Cincinnati.
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New York Draws Boston as Nineteen Scorelines Unfold
Detroit tops Chicago 2 1 as New York crushes Boston 8 5 in a day of scattered results. Cleveland defeats Chicago while St Louis falls to Detroit and Philadelphia edges Washington in a separate set of matchups.
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How Theyre Hittin Player Team AB IH Aver
Keller New York 408 200 Hemsley Cincinnati 35 6 171 M Quillen St Louis 28 94 143
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Hemsley
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M'Quillen
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Terrors Trounced By Villanova Nine 16-1
Villanova College pummeled Western Maryland 16 to 1 as Bobby Bricker debuting on the Western Maryland mound lasted three innings and yielded nine runs. Mike Phillips allowed seven runs in relief. Villanova totaled 19 hits led by Chaplar, Bitkey, and Terry.
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Bobby Bricker
Western Maryland
Villanova College
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Mike Phillips
R. H. E. Villanova
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Bitkey
Bricker, Phillips and
Terry
Pirates used 20 players in vain effort
In a doubleheader summary from Pittsburgh, April 24, Cincinnati Reds defeated the Pirates 9-5, powered by Frank McCormick driving in five and Ival Goodman going 4-for-4 with two doubles. The Pirates used 20 players, including five pitchers, with Frankie Gustine pressed into catcher duty after Eddie Baker injured his hand. Babe Phelps delivered a bases‑loaded double for three runs in the sixth.
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Frank McCormick
Ival Goodman
Cincinnati Reds
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Reds
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Goodman
Pirates
Frankie Gustine
Eddie Baker
al Lopez
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Oil City Beats Hornell in Wild Parting Game
Oil City under Frank Oceak defeated the departing Hornell Pirates 15 to 14 in a wild practice game at McCurdy Field. Nineteen Hornell players left for Hornell, N Y after the game as Oil City prepares to host the Frederick Hustlers tomorrow.
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Marano
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Smith
King Lear
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Harrisburg
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Hustlers
MLB Stars Spark Offense In Swinging Sunday Showdowns
Yesterday's major leaguers delivered powerful performances as Harder and the Indians shut out the Browns four-hit. McCormick and Goodman paced the Reds with a homer and perfect day at the plate, while Marshall's two-run shot fueled the Giants against the Braves. Murchildon and the Athletics edged the Senators with a four-hit effort. Patrick's ninth-inning homer carried the Tigers past the White Sox 2-1. Hoerst Litwhiler and Warren helped the Phils halt the Dodgers streak. Crosetti's four hits sparked a Yankees ninth-inning rally to top the Red Sox. Schmitz's six-hitter capped a Cubs win over the Cardinals. The khamsin is a sandstorm typical of North Africa in early summer.
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Frank McCormick
Eval Goodman
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Goodman
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Willard Marshall
Giants
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Frank Crosetti
Yankees
Red Sox
John Schmitz
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Cardinals
Brunswick Cadets Rally Past Frederick for 18-2 Victory
Dawson pitched a near no hit gem in Brunswick High School's 18-2 win over Frederick on the Railroaders' diamond. Frederick committed thirteen errors, while Dorsey and Hickman yielded six and five hits respectively.
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Chappie Blackburn Louis' trainer dies at 58
Louis heavyweight champion Joe Louis loses his longtime trainer Jack Blackburn aged 58. Blackburn had pneumonia weeks earlier and had been sent home from hospital, with death likely from a heart attack after a steady improvement. Blackburn had been in Louis corner for all title fights except the Simon bout.
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