Brooks Nip Braves Win Opens Series 4 2
Brooklyn defeats Boston 4 to 2 as rookie Brooks Nip Hawks the mound for the Braves. Lefty Ed Wallace starts for Brooklyn and goes six innings with four hits and one run allowed. Reiser Furillo and Culler drive in key runs while Hopp, Ryan and Anderson contribute in the lineup.
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Cardinals Blank Pirates 6-0 In Lanier Shutsout Debut
St Louis righty Max Lanier pitched a six hit shutout, powering the Cardinals to a 6-0 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Sun Musial ripped two triples and Slaughter connected for a homer as St Louis collected 13 hits and staged three double plays behind the left hander.
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Burnett Named Mentor at Williams College Sports
Dale Burnett is appointed coach of varsity basketball freshman baseball and football at Williams College Williams, Mass announced by Albert V Onterhout Williams graduate manager Burnett played football basketball and track at Kansas Agricultural College later joined the New York Giants and served in the Navy in World War II Harvey Potter Williams graduate 1940 takes on end coach duties and will oversee freshman hockey and lacrosse teams with experience at Duke University.
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Young Cancer Victim Meets The Bambino
Eight year old Teonsed Raog Gol a Hedin in Parkerlawn New Jersey met baseball legend Babe Ruth yesterday. The boy, weak from cancer, smiled as Ruth signed autographs and discussed baseball. The encounter was the boy’s long cherished dream, connected to the American Cancer Society drive in which he serves as treasurer. Clowns and a radio program with gifts, including toys, aided the boy’s spirits as physicians report his tenacity despite a wasting illness.
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Police Defeat Hiremen by Ten Pins at Alpha
The Police bowing team defeated the Hiremen by ten pins in a rubber contest at Alpha alleys on Tuesday night. Leo Barry rolled a triple of 00 and a 373 single game to lead the Police, while Frank Bhachon posted 498 to top the Hiremen.
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Yale Mermen Set for Havana Meet in December
Yale University's swimming team will compete against a Cuban select squad in Havana, with Coach Robert J. Wiphuih leading preparations for the upcoming Central American Games in Barranquilty, Colombia, in December. The event marks a week before the scheduled matchup as Cuban coaches ready their swimmers.
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St Marys CYO Seniors to Meet Monday
St Marys CYO Seniors baseball team will meet Monday at 7 30 p m at St Marys rectory to discuss the 3916 campaign. Attendees listed include Lou Delueia Tet DeRonia Joe Pasjneln Ray Woftiman Pete Russo Hank Murilo Joe Male 19 Bill Liney Frank Woolsey Ken Dolan and Rod Comerford. Players seeking a tryout are asked to attend.
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Williams Tries to Jump Gin in Wild Baseball Sketch
Washington center fielder Ted Witsoane and Boston outfielder Williams clash as Williams attempts a steal on a pitched ball. The game features Williams with a single and two doubles, while rookie Wilson of Washington is activated as Boston pitcher Umpire Grieve orders a replay after a wide pitch. The event captures a tense moment over disputed base running and a back-and-forth with the umpire.
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Probable Hurlers In Major League Games Today
National League matchups list today includes New York at Brooklyn Feldman vs Highe or Lombards, Chicago at Cincinnati Bithorn vs Androwa, Pittsburg at St Louis Albanta vs Pollel, plus American League St Louis at Detroit Galehouse vs Benton. Other games: New York at Philadelphia May o Gottel vs Flores, Boston at Washington Warris vs Bearborough.
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Cavarretta Homers as Cubs Triumph
Chicago Cubs cap a wild 12-7 win over Cincinnati Reds with Phil Cavarretta homering in the ninth to snap a one run deficit. Last year’s pennant winners trailed 7-6 entering the final frame as Lawry and Vander Meer faltered. Wyse also allowed a flurry of Reds runs before Chicago closed out the game.
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Jersey City Giants Buy Shortstop Mondion Wyernwald
Reports say Jaime Mondion of the New York Giants and Wyernwald were signed by the Jersey City club in a bid to bolster infield talent for the season. The move targets strengthen the roster in the International Tongue league.
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Bean Jack Signs To Meet Greco In Madison Square Garden Bout
New York WM Beaux Jack from Augusta Ga and Johnny Greco meet in a ten round lightweight bout at Madison Square Garden May 31 promoter Mike Jacoba announced. They fought a ten round draw last February with Bath, Duke, and Grace among leading well weighted contenders.
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Browns Rally To Nose Out Tigers 7 6 In Ninth
Detroit leads 6 5 after scoring twice in the eighth and again in the ninth. Walt Judnich homered and Vern Stephenson drove in the tying run with a bases empty hit. Bam Addka earned the win in relief for the Browns as Newman Shirley started and Virgil Trucks took the loss after allowing the decisive runs.
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Graf ASTAND Graf ASTAND matchups list of scheduled games
New York faces Brooklyn while Chicago meets Cincinnati and Pittsburg plays St. Louis. Only games scheduled.
Newsom Tames Yanks With Three Hits and A's Win 7-1
Newsom led a 7-1 Oakland victory over New York, collecting three hits as the A's pounded three Yankee pitchers. Philadelphia briefly led 1-0 after the first, but Oakland chased Gumpert in the seventh with a two-run inning and added runs in the eighth. Robinson hit a homer for New York, while Wallaesa, Kell and Handley contributed key plays for the A's.
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Reprimand and the unseen trainer behind sports injuries
The column recalls Wes Knight known as Poo Knight the behind the scenes trainer who fixes injured players. He defends public reporting of injuries while detailing his methods at the Institute including x rays, diathermy, whirlpool baths and a stationary bike to speed recovery for football basketball and lacrosse athletes.
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Holland Tits 299 Tally in Pistol League
Holland Tits 299 tally leads a pistol league night as Max Holland posts 299 for Schenenlady while teams like Fort Orange, Hudson Aces and Taconic Eagles post high totals. Readouts show Fort Grange 1464 and Schenectady 1468 totals amid mixed scores from Green Island and Rangers.
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St Josephs CYL Softball Team to Meet
St Josephs CYL softball team will meet Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock at St Josephs school grounds Monroe and Fourth Streets. A practice session will follow the meeting and all candidates interested in joining the team have been requested to report.
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Gordon Makes 1946 Debut With Yankees After War Gap
Joe Gordon, ex veteral second baseman, returned to the Yankees for spring training and made his first appearance in a championship game yesterday. He had left the club after the 1943 season to join the Army and wore a spike wound on his left hand from March 19 during a Florida exhibition. He relieved Ousie Grimes as Frank Grigsby injured his leg in Tuesday’s game against the Athletics.
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Scranton Names New Backfield Coach Masters Milano
University of Scranton appoints football backfield coach Robert Maglára of Snratine Taylor University, fitting master’s credentials with ties to Philadelphia and Texas origin.
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Keltner Hits 2 Homers as Indians Win
Cleveland routs Chicago 7 to 7 in a seven inning game? The text is garbled but states Keltner hit two home runs driving in four runs as the Indians defeated the White Sox by a large margin, with Reynolds and Grove contributing for Chicago. Tyne? pitched seven innings before Grove relief. Attendance listed as 9,424.
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