Albany Senators Beat Wilmington 9-2 in Exhibition Win
Albany Senators defeated Wilmington North Carolina 9 to 2 in an exhibition game before a Wilmington crowd. Cal Hogue earned the win with six innings on the mound allowing three earned runs while Fred Lanifero hit his first spring homer and had a teammate on base in the fourth. Frank Staucet, Hogue, and Proline Lavallie added doubles to spark Albany’s offense as Masters started for Wilmington but struggled with control.
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Frank Penny Tops Tully Loop Pin Winners
Frank Penny of the Tully 4 League won top honors with a 244 601 series in the Tully Loop. Jack Kellett finished second with 242 086, followed by John Ray and Clase Broller. Multiple bowlers registered 500 plus scores in the veterans and mixed events.
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Utica Phillies Shuffle Sends Four Players On Option
The Phillies announced yesterday four young players are being optioned or released. Jack Wong, a catcher from Hartimouie, was optioned to the Eastern League. Ware, a pitcher from Wilmington, was optioned. Lane, an outfielder from High schoot en Hiven Canad, and Seldbase Chiub from Terre Haute Toront League were reassigned. George Thome, who pitched with Walmin, joins the farm club in Toronto.
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Hapgood Dies Former Boston Herald Sports Editor
Former Boston Herald sports editor Hapgood died Monday at 74. A longtime writer and editor, he also served as secretary of the Boston Biases and taught at Dearnsne. Widely known in baseball circles, he was connected to the International League and the Boston Traveler.
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Mills Title Challenger Decided by LMan Elimination
A Philadelphia event features LMan Elimination to determine Mills' challenger with teams and players named, including Peavncah, Pete Moran, Pred Aeaghe, and Trent under NBA commission oversight. Key matches and weigh-in notes appear, alongside references to Fred Siddy and Ye Valteas Lesage.
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Sarazen Says Too Many Pro Tournaments Begin Lively Debate
The article reports Ben Sarazen criticizing the number of pro golf tournaments. Schwerter, PGA events chief, notes expenses and travel strain on players who finance most costs themselves. Sarazen advocates balanced schedules while highlighting recurrence of big prizes and tournament demands.
Church Loop Distributes Pin Prizes for Bowling League
The Troy area Church Bowling League wrapped up its 18th season with a dinner at Redeemer Lutheran Church. St Mark's Methodist won the team trophy, edging Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian for final standings. Individual honors went to Gardiner Bennett for Class A averages at 143, with Jim Snow close behind. Class B honors went to Carlyle Pitcher. Officers for next season were elected: Dave Thorsland president, Rev Fred Bennett secretary, Art Blins treasurer.
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Porterfield Hurls 8-Inning No-Hitter for Tankers
Porterfield, 24, of the New York Tankers, pitched eight innings of no-hit ball in a 10-0 win over the Fort Worth Cats in the Texas League. He struck out seven, walked two, and faced 31 batters as New York prepared for a Terre Haute game. The Tankers were also grappling with Joy Dildagglo’s return to Baltimore for heel treatment.
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Phillies Blank Reds 4-0 on 3-Hit Hurling
Ken Hientzleman and Ken Trinkle limited Cincinnati to three hits as Philadelphia won 4 to 0 in Louisville. Del Ennis added a homer with a single and double driving in three runs. Ennis and Hientzleman starred on the mound for the Phillies.
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Dunphy Japour Win Camp's Girls High Low Bowling Title
Judy Dunphy and Mary Japour led Camp's Girls Bowling League high low play at Waterford Runways with a 902. Eighteen teams competed. runners up included Betty Butler and Marguerite Hartnett with Bi, Mary McGarry and Frances Honan with 883. Other top pairs were Lorraine Lemieux Eva Valiquette 876 Marty DePietro Tessie Cicchinelli 872 and Betty Wolff Ann Thibodeau 863. In Baltimore plans and weather were noted as rain hampered events. Brooklyn Dodgers discuss a Thursday exhibition to trade prospects for surplus material as manager Burt Shotton considers a pitcher a dent. Dodson Batts Muldovan Matten Witch 13) Payne and Saucier Bratica and rookie Jack Banta are mentioned in roster notes.
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College Sports Results From Various Colleges
A scattered recap of college games includes Beranton and Mary’s results, Washington College 6, Western Maryland 9, George Washington 6, Vermont 6, Virginia Tech 7, Akron 4, Seton Hall 2, Paterson 5, Salem 15, West Virginia 1, Wichita 1, Rider 13, Connecticut 13, Notre Dame 6, Western Maryland 3, Georgetown 3, Ohio U 1, Washington U 7, Westminster 7, Ohio Wesleyan 9, Heidelberg 6.
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Levi Jacks Injured In Yale Grid Practice
Levi Jacks, Yale football captain, injured an ankle during grid practice in New Haven. The coach said the injury will sideline him about a week as preparations continue for next season amid a large turnout of about 199 candidates, including 32 UMA verano squad hopefuls.
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Veteran hockey star Crawford hints at retirement
Kitkisad Lake reports veteran NHL defenseman Crawford may retire after this season. He stated yesterday he was serious about hanging up his skates for good, signaling a major career decision.
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DiMaggio Flies to Johns Hopkins for Heel Treatment
Yankees star Joe DiMaggio travels from Dallas to Baltimore for heel treatment at Johns Hopkins. Doctors expect a 10 day stay with X rays and injections to address a hot heel condition. Hank Bauer or Gene Wooding may replace him on opening day as the club faces uncertain timing of his return.
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Phillies Seek Trades To Trim Overloaded Roster
The Philadelphia Phillies, once a have-not club, now seek trades to unload surplus infielders and catchers as opening day nears. Front-office pressure mounts to shed 13 pitchers and flaky depth, with Sasher Dick Sisler Bert Haas and Andy Seminick named among potential moves. Perennial Club meets tomorrow night at the Duon Street rooms.
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Yanks Send Hinrichs To Kansas City
New York Yankees announce rookie pitcher Paul Hinrichs will play for the Kansas City Blues this season. The 22 year old right hander, newly in the Yankees farm system, has allowed one run in 19 exhibition innings. Manager Casey Stengel says Hinrichs will not stay with the parent club long, and can be recalled if needed. Hinrichs will join the Blues after the Yankees reach St Louis, then go to Terre Haute, Indiana on Sunday.
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Chandler Calls American Loop To Defense Talks
Chandler convenes a meeting of league owners at the Blackstone Hotel to discuss defense plans against potential player suits. The 11 30 am EST session aims to coordinate strategy, following a prior National League gathering in Cu y Pasate with no official news expected.
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Pennsy Boxing Chief Backs Zale Retirement Plan
Philadelphia official Leon Rains, head of the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission, urged canceling Tony Zale's planned middleweight title bout with Marcel Cerdan. He warned it could be a deadly mistake to let Zale fight again, noting previous brutal losses and Zale's long career. Rains said he would recommend action to Abe Greene of the National Boxing Association, arguing Zale should retire for his safety despite his wealth and fame.
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