Braves Rally to Beat Phillies and Browns Upset Indians
Braves overcome a scoreless start to defeat Philadelphia 3 11 9 as a late rally lands Earl Tore wins. Phils strike early with Ennis homer, but the Braves surge with a six-run burst in the fourth aided by Dark and Walt Kus. In the nightcap, Tribe offense blossoms with four runs in the third and six more in the fourth, while Vern Bickford holds off the Phillies. Boston fans witness a 4 to 3 comeback win and a 11 to 2 triumph as Philadelphia bats go quiet after a strong early lead.
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Boston
Gings
Boom Braves
Tife
Det Ennis
Tanky
Dark
Earl Torewon
Ken Trihkie
Bimmona
Bob Piotr
Jim Russell
Jet Elliott
Acream
Tommy Holmes
Phils
Vern Bickford
Wat Tribe
Reds win 3 1 over Cardinals on unearned runs
Cincinnati defeats St Louis 3 to 1 as two Cincinnati errors allow three unearned runs. Glaviano and Jones contributed key plays, and the Reds opened the 1942 NL season before a large crowd. Weathered by a late substitution, the Cards team faces injuries and roster shuffles as spring practice details unfold.
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Reds
Cincmnati
Cortly
Nippy Jones
Tommy Glaviano
Cincinnati
St. Loux Cardinals
Glaviangys
Red Sunners
Shortston Vire
Glavianbe Wild Carmen Statens Annunder Voork
Devia
Pete Enos Slaugttes
Erin
Berger
Dodgers Drub Giants On Open Day Homers At Ebbets Field
Brooklyn drew a record opening day crowd of about 830 as the Dodgers powered past the New York Giants 10-3. Carl Furillo Jackie Robinson and Ray Campanella homered off Larry Jensen, while Hank Behrman, now with the Giants, was roughed up in relief including a Billy Cox triple.
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Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
New York Giants
Hank Murray’s 646 Pin Triumph Nets Troy Tournament Title
Hank Murray belts 646 in Troy City Bowling Association Tournament, falling four pins short of Chick Foley’s 650 high. Foley, with 15 handicap, leads in marks as Barchetta 832 and DeMento 830 score big. Doubles also top Monday’s mark as Mends and partners post 1249.
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Mank Murray
Mentes
Troy City
Chick” Foley
Foley Hi
Murray
Foley
Ed Barchetta
Anthony DeMento
Lou DeMento
Mnnday
W Vue
P Rodney
WI Callergan
J Lanesey
A's Nip Bosox On Joosts Homer 3 To 2
The Athletics edged the Red Sox 3 to 2 at Shibe Park on Joosts homer driving in the deciding run. Eddie Jenat delivered a key hit as Philadelphia pitchers struggled to contain Boston.
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Nip
Bosox
Joost
Homer
Philadelphia
Brissir
Unclear OCR sports page with scattered results
Fragmented text shows team names and scores in a sports standings section. Readable items include mentions of New Tep e and Washington, with partial references to games, dates, and players, but most specifics are distorted. The record preserves the rough sports-statement nature without clear outcomes.
Pacer Brings $4,000 At Spa Spring Sales
At the sixth annual spring auction at Seratog Hore Lake Commpans the top price of 64.088 was paid for Past R a four-year-old pacer. Hagerty of Whiteport led bidding. a syndicate from Quiber ry Canada including Maw rie Michand and Uonet Si ara purchased Cand Tire for $1.0. Other consignments and prices are noted, with multiple bidders and estates represented.
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Saraings
Haggerty
Whiteport
Lair Edie Mead
Windom
Quiberry
Canada
Mawrie Michand
Uonet Siara
Boeght
Prince Regent
Gariend Garney
Ian Zam Wan
West
Groth's Twin Homers Spark Tiger Victory
Johnny Groth of the Detroit Tigers hit two home runs, powering a 5 to 3 opening day win over the Chicago White Sox. He connected off Allen Gettel in the fifth and seventh innings, single inside the park and then into the upper left field stands, as 33,435 fans set a Detroit record.
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Tommy Menrich
New York Yankees
Washington Nats
Yankee Stadium
Henrich
Sid Hudson
Washington
Hudson
Riszuto
Gene Weeding
Hank Bauer
Ryout
Ed Robinson P. Micey
Bel
Eddie Lopat
Hope
A.A
Hilltoppers
Yanks
Fisto
Walke
Yogi Berra
Ensle
Cobra AC
Tri-City
Inder Hudson
W. Lurie
Saat
P. Rodney
Gaz
Mechanicville
Catho
Tore Henrich
Troy
Charley Keiler
YMCA
Baskerball
Gida
A. Chismath
Abrhoa
Anearn AC
Catholicans
Lamiart
Lajunese
Dean
Renan
Abetra Isig
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Balogna
Brown
Avin
Gardner Wm Thompson
Fi Markos
Boraa C. Senecal
Lope P Anna
Dominick
Ae Washia
Maver
Morrison
Foley
Berret
Army-Navy
ETORE
Merville Ménnen
Kretoeks
Xopats
Hirap
Aed
Merarapa
Masinany
Waldron Weattnipen & Her
York
ABO Lo Bupernént
iKirby
Mufteem
Hotean
Wynner
Lapat
Hudson Senecal
Hanrahan Thi Malo
Hinckey Denin
Nolan
Trojan
Marbetta
Murray
Debonis
Folev
Val Gar
Welch
Spanevick
L. DeMento
Griltve
Dementa
Kramer
Giants
Billy Rigney
Mattan
Feld
Chismark
Robinson
Iss Li
Homer
Ring
EL Hathacvas
York Brooklys Ebrkoe
Lajuense
Downey
KO Brorkaway
Dad
Brehm
van Steenbers
Tagils
Jansen
Ah Murray Tsamy
Falaeen
Wittman
Hoffman
Ain
Aaron Robinson
Hos
Toray
Barbetta
Ian Ien
Ingles
G. F.B. T.P. Acquistion
Chicago
Tan
Gin Corrigan
Tagheir
Rehrman
Orn PeMenito
O'Donnell
Greason Newhouser
Ray Rugne
Ker
Luke Appling
Janey
MacLaren
Ronkie
Gus Zerniss
Rerne
Brady
Baker
Tinpen
Janeen Ain
Gerniel Janeen
Wage Meres
Smith
Axy
Brady Eye
Wisner
Sebomer
Iwt
Hiarmicad
Finn Ffalen
White Sox
Ty Terral
Cooier
Dourlas
Mats
MarLarén G. Hearn
Reeve
Emil
Leonard
Tvain
Chra
Ialip
Arv Swalev
Pype Walkes
Jacky
Lenard
Johnny Groth
Perot Tigers
Ronkie Ourfeld
Yankees Dedicate Monument To Babe Ruth
A granite Babe Ruth monument was unveiled by his widow Myra Rath to honor the Yankee slugger. Governor Dewey and Mayor Dwyer placed wreaths as Bishop Deachus gave remarks. Sean Doelel praised Ruth’s legacy while the Babe Ruth Foundation funded a donation to the American Cancer Society for child treatment. Gary Simpson of St Mark's Industrial Institute threw the first ball.
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New Terk
Rabe Rath
Myre Claire Rath
Contertiols
Tanker Bisdtum
Yooterday
Waeblaggge
Eveat Yankee
Euanmer Af Enmcor
Dewey
Mayer Dwyer
Stephen J. Deachus
Beeax
Seashell Writers’ Association
Sean Doelel
Babe Ruth
Babe Ruth Foundation
Mayer O'Dwyer
American Cancer Society
Gary Simpson
St Mark's Industrial Institute of Baltimore
Ruthfint
May Orders Senators To Drill Today
Manager Pinky May has ordered the Albany Senators to drill at 1 o clock this morning as rain and cold had postponed three of five exhibition encounters in two days. Hawkins Stadium remained unplayable for last night's Jersey City game, but Albany plans a Friday practice and a 7 38 date with Gloversville, with another drill set tomorrow to keep Nin fledgling hopefuls sharp for the Exastern League clash.
Garver Guides Browns Past Indians In Season Opener
Ned Garver, 22, threw a complete game as the Cleveland Indians were defeated 5-1 by the St Louis Browns at Sportsman Park. Garver struck out six, allowed seven hits, and benefited from early runs on singles and errors while Early Wynn and the Tribe bullpen faltered. Bob Feller took the loss, walked three, and left after two innings.
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Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Ned Garver
Browne
Sportsman’ S Park
Bob Fuller
Lou Boudreau
Jack Graham
Brown
Feller
Garver
Zack Taylor
Wese
Hal
Browns
Wynn
Tribe
Satchel
Deery Priddy
Dick Kokos
Graham
Paul Lanne
Eddie Fellagrini
Priddy
Pacific Coast
Larry Doby
Boudreau
Indians
Doby
Joe Gordon
Mickey Vernon
Paige
Cleveland
Louie Abrikea
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Mier
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Meyer
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Demnelty
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Holmes
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Eanie Monky
Maer Ant Waetkwa
Torgeron
Paton
Dimmens
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Tans
Pan
Priter
Hiv - Rimmwoee
Peer Loeer
Trinkle
Dalemia
Gunn
Hamer
Tomer
Heimer
Meyar
Aalto
Cocca Clesners
Watervliet Fraternal League
Pinners
Pests of Deestiad Squadere
Charles Mangene
Jack Butler
Frank Coces
Ed Inglis
Frank Marchese
Jack Wilson
Loop
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Drub Giants
Hank Murray
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Lasue Robinson
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