East Syracuse Loses Home Opener to Eastwood 15–10
East Syracuse draws 1,500 for the Herald-Journal League debut, backed by the Lions Club, but Eastwood dominates 15–10. Ferrara leads Eastwood with four hits and four runs, while Wood shines in the field as East Syracuse falls behind early and never recovers.
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Brookfields Triumph Keeps Them Unbeaten in League Play
Brookfields March Higher defended their title with a 5 to 3 win over Fairbanks Farms to stay undefeated in the Herald-Journal Baseball League. Mike Shultz pitched six hits allowed, five strikeouts, one walk, and four trips to the plate for Brookfields while Roy Broadwell led Fairbanks at the plate with two hits. The game featured late scoring in the sixth inning as Brookfields added three runs and Fairbanks one.
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Cortland Trips Manlius For 10 8 Victory
Cortland beat Manlius Trompes 10 to 8 Sunday afternoon at Manlius. Cortland scored late in the seventh, then pulled away in the eighth and ninth. Catcher Frank Totido led the attack with three hits in four trips to the plate.
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Krens Defeats Adelphis 5–4 In League Tilt At Burnet Park
Krens edged Adelphis 5 to 4 as Ostune limited Adelphis to eight safe blows while Krens slugged 13 hits. Birchmeyer led the winners with three hits including a triple and two doubles driving in two runs. Adelphi rallied in the final inning with two runs but Ostune and Krens saved the game.
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South Side Merchants remain unbeaten in semi pro league
The South Side Merchants defeated Split Rock 9 to 0 at Kirk Park, piling 13 hits while Campbell and Hayes held the losers to three hits. Joe Felice starred on the mound for the Merchants and led the offense with Egloff, as Coxes added three hits in four trips.
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Cardinals Edge Giants In Ten. Hartnett, Orengo Homer Showdowns
In a tense ten inning clash, the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Giants 6-5 as Gabby Hartnett and Orengo hit home runs. Bucky Walters rode a strong outing to a 1-0 start, while the Athletics fell 10-4 to the St. Louis Browns behind Elden Auker. Bobby Feller earned his fifth win with a four hitter as Cleveland beat New York. White Sox rally falls short in a 12-10 loss to Washington in a homer-filled game.
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King Ferry Nine Bears topple Skaneateles in league clash
King Ferry downed Skaneateles 5 to 3 Sunday afternoon in the P.S. Central New York League. The win lifts King Ferry into a three way tie for second place with Cortland and Homer in its division. The game was played at Skaneateles.
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Pulaski grabs easy win over Cazenovia in NY league
Pulaski, May 20, beat Cazenovia 12 to 5 in a Central New York League game. Wilder pitched for Pulaski, allowing five runs on ten hits over six innings while Tremaine and Papeck struggled. Several errors marked the scoring, with Pulaski leading from the start and collecting multiple runs in two innings.
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Erickson Is Mystery Man In Groton Victory
Groton blanked Moravia 3 to 0 in a U S Central League game Sunday. Erickson pitched a strong shutout and Duke Erickson outdueled Abraham as Groton stayed undefeated and atop the division. Drake and Heffron drove in all Groton runs with a Drake single and Heffron double.
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North Syracuse Nine Downs Tully Vesper For Lead
North Syracuse Nine defeated Tully Vesper to seize undisputed leadership in the U S Central New York League division Sunday at North Syracuse. The game featured key contributions from Lang Waltos and Adsitt with multiple runs batted in as North Syracuse edged ahead 7 to 5.
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Freeville Blasts Lodi-Willard 27 0 in NY league game
Freeville defeated Lodi-Willard 27 to 0 in a U S Central New York League contest yesterday afternoon. Freeville scored in every inning except the sixth in a one sided victory with strong hitting and defensive plays led by several named players.
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Parish Altmar blanks Phoenix 4 to 0 in league tilt
Pitcher Sam Perlet stifled Phoenix with four hits for Parish Altmar while his teammates hit Egan for four runs in a Central New York League game Sunday. Perlet allowed four hits and the Parish Altmar lineup produced enough offense to secure a 4-0 victory.
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Scranton Miners Take Twin Bill to Climb Standings
Scranton Miners split a doubleheader with Hartford 3 2 and 7 1 as Ralph Witt allowed two hits in the nightcap. Flair delivered a two run double in the opener, while Grabowski threw a three hitter for the third win in Albany against Ham. Elmira slugged 15 12 at Binghamton and 30 innings later tied 3 3 in the late game. Wilkes Barre snapped a five game skid by beating Springfield twice, with Woodrow Johnson and Pete Mayer locked in a tight start.
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Cardinals Ban Players From Speaking To Rivals On Field
A chaotic sports column notes the St Louis Cardinals forbidding athletes from addressing opposing players during games. It cites wide range of sports gossip, trades and managerial rumors, with scattered references to Babe Ruth, Joe Gould suit talks, and El McKechnie’s 40 game projections.
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Bears topple Jersey City in low scoring storm
Newark Bears rally past Jersey City Skeeters 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel. George Washburn and Johnny Wittig each fired five hit balls as Kampouris swatted a ninth inning homer to decide the game before 10,883 at Champions Stadium. Washburn improved to 4 1 as Newark stayed in fourth.
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Syracuse Gun Club Wins Finger Lakes Tournament Prize
Syracuse Gun Club trapshooters carried off the laurels in the Finger Lakes Shooting Association event Sunday. The team posted a high score of 236 out of 250 with skeet honors also noted. Readable names include E. Lund and L. Evonne among shooters, with scattered scores and placements.
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Chiefs Drop Two Games To Orioles
Baltimore May 20 Syracuse Chiefs fail to best Baltimore Orioles at home after a 7 to 2 loss and 3 to 3 tie. Irv Hall to play last game of year. Jimmy McLeod to join. Tom Hughes loses opener. Ted Kleinhans loses closing game. Orioles surge with Bill Nagel homer, 11,000 fans watch.
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