Dodgers Rally In Five-Run Inning To Win Brooklyn Game
Dodgers beat Brookship Montreal Nine 6-5 as four singles and two passes fueled a decisive five-run eruption. Manager Leo Durocher left early for New York while radio plans surfaced. pitchers Pete Stephens Gregg and Warren toed the mound for Brooklyn.
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Ohio State Cops NCAA Swimming Crown
Ohio State defeated Michigan by nine points to win the NCAA swimming team title. Keo Nakama, banned post graduate, mentored Seymour Schlanger who led Buckeyes in freestyle events. Hobart Billingsley won both diving boards as Michigan’s Mert Churen claimed two titles.
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Santa Anita Eyes Racing Immediately After V E Day
Santa Anita, Calif. announced it would seek permission from the California Horse Racing Board to reopen soon after V E Day. The track has 600 horses in training and others available nearby, marking its return after World War II mobilization closures and use as a temporary Army ordnance center.
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Eckerson Wins All-Events Title in City Pin Tourney
Jean Eckerson claimed the all-events crown at the Women’s City Pin Tourney on Saturday night at Alpha Bay. She totaled 1535 pins including the best triple, edging peers in singles and doubles as Alpha Women’s League teams led Class A and B standings. Doris Sheehan and Mary Riney posted notable scores in singles.
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Indus Playoffs Start At Y Tomorrow
Industriel Basket League semifinals set for tomorrow night at MC C A gym with Arsenal Howitzers meeting Public Safety in the opener at 7 pm and Behr-Manring second place squad facing Allegheny Ludlum. Oakley and Don Caswell to referee both games. Winners advance to Thursday’s playoff final, losers fight for consolation.
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Yannigans Tie Regulars In Chisox Camp Tilt
In Terre Haute Indiana the Yannigans battled the White Sox regulars to a 4-4 tie in the ninth. A double by rookie Perez and timely hits from teammates sparked the late rally as manager Jim Dexedward called off the game with the score even.
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Rafferty Shatters Buffalo Mile Record At Indoor Meet
Jimmy Rafferty of the New York Athletic Club cracked Paavo Nurmi’s Buffalo mile record with a 4:09.9 at the Tarn Regiment Armory meet in Buffalo. The event highlighted the Tiger indoor championships and saw Dugger set an American indoor high hurdle mark while Tuskegee Institute won the A.A.U. women’s team title with 33 points. Rafferty lamented that Gunder Bagg could not attend, ruining a hoped final appearance.
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Pro Gridders Map Club Mergers for 1935 Season
Pro football executives weigh mergers to form eight teams for 1935 with possible combine links among Packers, Lions, Browns, Bears, Cardinals, and Steelers. League leaders say mergers would boost play caliber and simplify travel while restoring normal status after manpower shortages.
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Bruins Tie Series With 5-3 Win Over Wings At Garden
The Boston Bruins rallied from behind to defeat the Detroit Red Wings 5-3 at the Boston Garden, knotting their NHL playoff series at three games apiece. Bill Cowley scored twice, Joe Carveth added a goal, and BJ Jensen Herb Cale and Paul Grady also hit for Boston as Harry Lumley faced 20 shots. The deciding game seven heads to Detroit, with the Bruins seeking a rematch in the Stanley Cup final against the Maple Leafs.
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Cats Yanks Rally Past Hicks 32 20 in League Showdown
A team of Hell Cats and Yanks rallied in the second half to beat Hicks 32 to 39 in a Specials League game at U. SL C. Miles scored 16 points to lead the winners and Iffland added nine for the lagers.
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Swedish Angel Returns to Troy to Face Irish Jack Moore
Swedish Angel headlines a Troy Sports Arena wrestling card at La Salle Institute tonight facing Irish Jack Moore of Canada. The event opens with Lou Farina versus Red Carter, a first fall match. Moore drew with Mike Leone on last week’s card, while Angel defeated Angelo Savoldi recently in a straight fall.
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Tiger Teams Battle to 2 2 Deadlock in Evansville
In Evansville Indiana GP Harold Newhouser limited the Detroit Tigers to one hit through six innings as the Varsity and Yannigans tied 2 to 2 before rain halted play. Dizzy Trout allowed six hits and two runs in seven innings. Yannigans plated in the fourth on Hostetler, Sacrifice, Hoover double and again in the fifth on Richards double and McNab outfield hit. Regulars tied it in the ninth on Mueller and Creme steal.
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Joe Savoldi to headline Albany mat show at Capitol Arena
Notre Dame football star Joe Savoldi faces veteran Emil Dusek in the main bout at Capitol Arena Albany on Wednesday night. Savoldi returns to mat duty after a government overseas mission. Pat Walsh of Atlantic City meets Rudy Dusek in the semifinal. bout set for 45 minutes.
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Arthur Mann to Speak At RPI Dinner Saturday
Arthur Mann renowned sports writer will be the principal speaker at the testimonial dinner honoring RPI’s unbeaten basketball team Saturday night. The event, sponsored by Troy Lodge of Elks and local civic groups, will be at The Hendrick Hudson with heavy ticket sales expected. Other speakers include Coach Ed Donald of Rensselaer and Edward A. Wachter, superintendent of recreation.
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Bucs Trade DiMaggio To Phillies
Pittsburg GPI outfielder Vince DiMaggio is traded to the Philadelphia Phillies for pitcher Al Gerhauser. DiMaggio, the eldest of the famous baseball brothers, had asked for a trade. Gerhauser, 28, has spent two years with the Phillies. DiMaggio joined the Pirates May 8, 1946, from Cincinnati in exchange for outfielder Johnny Rizzo.
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