Moe DiMaggio Homers as Yankees Sweep Two Marvellously
In a doubleheader against the Philadelphia Athletics the New York Yankees won 4-2 in ten innings and 2-1 on April 21. Moe DiMaggio belted a three run homer in the opener backing a tight pitching duel as New York improved to two games. Buddy Rosas and Tommy Henrich sparked the late rally to seal the first game.
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Philadelphia
New York Yankers
Philadelphia Athletics
Chaightcap
Ates
Buddy Rogas
Tommy Henrich
McQuinn
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Beerg
Robinson
Sumweles
Chandler
Jagoud
Aypat
ABRHO
A. Jansi
Binks
Fisin
Savage
Bavva
Rizzuto
Stiriss
Yokk
Flores
Dieteh
Flayas
Red Sox Lose Streak to Washington in Narrow Defeat
Washington tops Boston 3 1 before 28433 fans as Walter Masterson limits Boston to two hits through five. Parnell allows three early runs, DiMaggio’s fourth inning double accounts for Boston’s only run until late, while Doerr’s absence hampers the Red Sox.
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Washington
Walter Masterann
Boston Red Sox
Mel Parnell
Pet.lim
Parnell
Nationals
George Casa
Buddy Lewis
Stan Sspence
Casel
Lewis
Mickey Vernon
Ved Williams
Spence
Bn Williams
Cecil Travis
Franc Hayes
Sam Mele
Jerry Priddy
Masterson
Roston
Dom DiMaggio
Williams
Ray York
Red Sox
DiMaggio
Mark Christmen
Reston
Bobby Doerr
Greenberg Garden Sprouts Homers For Everybody Pittsburg
Hank Greenberg homered to power the Greenberg Garden in Le Forbes Kield home of the Pittsburg Pirates. Eddie Miter top Cincinnati shortstop hit two homers. Ray H Mueller Bob Adams of Cincinnati and Ray Jarvis Lint Russell of Pittsburg also homered. Two early year shots missed the bullpen. Augie Galan and Billy Cox hit clear homers elsewhere.
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Greenberg
le Forbes Kield
Pittsburg Pirates
UBS
Pirates
Hank Greenberg
Eddie Miter
Cincinnati
Hal Wally Westlake
Greenberg Gardens
Ray Hmueller
Bob Adams
Ray Jarvis
Lint Russell
Augie Galan
Billy Cox
Pittatung
Tommy Bridges Hurls No Hit Game for Beavers
Portland Oregon reports Tommy Bridges former Detroit pitcher threw a no hitter in a doubleheader tilt between the Portland Beavers and the San Francisco Seals of the Pacific Coast League. Bridges, a Portland star, drove in two runs as the Beavers beat the Seals 9 to 2.
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Tommy Bridges
Portland
Ore
Detroit
Portland Beavers
San Francixco Sealy
Pacific Coast League
Wildges
Star
Lis Mites
Sconmn
Ban Vrandsuo
Nicholson Homers Twice As Cubs Top Cards 7 4
Nicholson hits two homers driving Cubs to a 7 4 win over the St Louis Cardinals in Chicago. He batted in four runs with a bases loaded homer and a second solo shot as Chicago salvaged the series finale before 9 188 spectators. Cards suffer another loss in the NL standings.
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Louis
Bbs
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Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
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Hank Borowy
Jonhny Schmitz
Charley Diering
Carda
Jnsty
Shicago
Abril
AL Hack
Fliog Lowrey
An Putko
Cavarretta
Ilaga Scheffing
M S.slag Nicholson
D. Johnson
Merulia
Bowling Notes Highlight Winners Of Local Leagues
Secretary Vi Madsen of the Colony Girls league reports quarter results across multiple divisions. Winners include Yeon and Kohut high averages, Thorne high single, and Allen top triple, with total pinnage led by Pike, Forner, and Boyd. Team standings list Sullivans Liquors, Dignuns Insurance, and Morenos Grocers in a tight race. Also covered are Power & Light Women, New York Power & Light, Hudson Women, and other league scores with individual high games and season totals.
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Colony Girls
Vi Madsen
Coleny Girls Bowling League
Gen Clothier
Lilly Harpin
Chiss
Eleanor Pike
Prady Forner
Edith Boyd
Jule Leonard
Monous
Airnnit
Sid Cotton
Ileigh
Joop
Sullivans Liquors Fame
Dignuns Insurance
Morenos Grocers
fCowies Optombrlats
Bensons
Walton Motors
Gians
Anne Hobe Hawk
Jean Kohut
Iit Ag ‘Ehamps
Grace Mes Gin
Glaire Priscio
Ella Cowie
Ruth Pike
Mary Hewitt
Sup Fonosted
Dat Gordon
Gerry Wellett
Mily Halpin
Fran Harrington
Anne Sieley
Vic Madzon
Helen Krause
Ismbel Ashline
Gladya Mitchell
Betty Thorns
Gerl Baldrey
Marge Porter
Louise Decolls
Otto's
Laxham
Oe de Kay
Hudson
M. Tenmings
OL Freeman
Peltignelli
Daamba
P. Wagar
Ingalls
G. Dunke
Howard
Bf. Morrone
K. Brownell
A. Gely
J. Wittman
Genes Grill
Troy Bolles
Allure Beauty Shop
Lau Masians
Clarkey & Blake
Oly Freeman
M. Morrone
Duunings
D.ingntis
Vica Ornvidenza
College Baseball Saturday Scores Mixed Results
Saturday college baseball scores show Stevens defeating RBL 3 1 while Columbia lost 3 2 to Forham. In another result Princeton 32 Carnal Li faced XU 9 and William 9 with unclear team alignments.
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R.B.L
Columbia
Forham
Sieming
Inwa
Hotntra
Navy
Princeton
Carnal
Yxu
William
Pirates Rally To Split Doubles In Rain Aided Affair
The Pittsburgh Pirates rebounded from a loss to Cincinnati to win 7-4 in the first game as Rip Sewell shut down the Reds. Eddie Miller hit his fourth homer in four games and Hank Greenberg added a two run shot. In game two the Pirates pounded Ed Breiten to finish the day with eleven hits and a decisive victory behind Gustine and the rest of the lineup. The opener featured two homeruns by Eddie Miller and a late surge by Cincinnati to lead before Pittsburgh answered. The doubleheader was played amid poor visibility and darkness in parts of the early innings.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Pirates
Rip Sewell
Reds
Avelue
Homme
Eddie Miller
Bob Adama
Adgie Galan
Miller
Santan
Hahit Greenberg
Edxon Bahr
Bahr
Ken Gabies
Blackwell
Ife
Ed Breuit
Frank Gustine
RCA
Baumbolty
Adams
Zintura
Joooad Gian
Lamantio
Blanga Kress
Eliaed Volinur
Bilison Miler
Blanknet
Fittsburg
RHO
A. Widelmann
Gustine
Russeil
Jooayn Gables
Ronlum
Lodod eSullivan
Joan
Nagy Inoth
Baulusk In
Probable Hurlers For Games Today
Probable pushers for today's major league games include Brooklyn at Boyton Gregg (1-0) and Spahn (0-0) Philadelphia at New York LaOne ved (1-0) vs. danes en (0-0) Clasimnats at Chicago Peterson 4:0 vs. Wyse (1). American Lange Boston at Washington Harris (0-0) vs. Wynn (bd). Chicago at Detroit Grovely vs. Newhousey (1-0).
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cingionati
Chicago & Reston
New York
Cincinnat
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Washington
Loute
Cleveland
Festerday
Philadephia
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Cal
National Leags
Boyton
Gregg
Spahn
Laoneved
Danesen
Clasimnats
Peterson
Wyse
American Lange
Harris
Ve. Wynn
Grovely
Snow and Sleet Delays Detroit Baseball Duel
Snow and sleet force postponement of a pitching duel between Feller and Newhouser as Detroit faces Cleveland. The White Sox trip to Chicago and the upcoming series against St Louis in Cleveland are noted, with further games framed for the weekend.
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Bob Fallere
Hal Newhouser
Rodzing
Cleveland
Indiana
Faller
St. Louis
Nanhemer
Chicago White Sox
Datralitt
Felter
Giants Lose Third Straight To Phillies 10 1
New York Giants were routed 11 1 by the Philadelphia Phillies as Willard Narwhall homered and Johnno Wyroulek twice cleared the bleachers in a 13 855 crowd. Rowe earned his second straight win over the Giants while Bill Ayres took the loss.
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Mitchere
SY Homie
Jim Uthor
Andy Senvinick
Philadelphia
Phillies
New York Giants
Jane
Schoolboy Rowe
Giants
Willard Narwhall
Phile
Tasbor
Seminick
Komara
Towe
Phillio
Frank McCormick
Ron Northy
Bill Ayres
Phils
Clint Darting
Johnno Wyroulek
School 12 Beats School 10 In PSAL Loop Tilt
School 12 nips School 10 in a PSAL loop tilt winning 7 to neoreal era. Case starred as pitcher and batter with three hits, Jones and Drosky powered the offense with four between them, Trambardi adding two for two in the losing effort. School 10 counters with a comeback in girls softball, edging School 12 3 23 to 21 driven by June Gushue and Josephine Renna, while Bantak and Pinko struggled for the losers.
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Jones
Drosky
Trambardi
Schoo 10
Ng June Gushue
Josephine Renna
Pauling Bantak
Dorothy Pinko
School 16 Beats School 14 in Swim Meet
School 16 defeated School 14 42 to 35 at the School 14 pool to cap first honors in a swimming meet. Officials included Man y Elfenbein director starter Graham judge Van Wert timer. In basketball, the Close B quintet beat Class 7 A 36 to 15 with Hlein scoring eight for the winners and Payona scoring for the losers.
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Schidol
Mindr
Manny Elfenbein
Opera Graham
Cihet
En van Wert
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Payona
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Young Nets Star To Play In Tourney
A young Nets star, one of the youngest players, will compete in a three day tournament at the Troy Armory on May 1 2. Walby Van Horn of Fountain City Tennessee, from Los Angeles, is highlighted as a top prospect with strong forehand and quickness. He rose in amateur circuits and later made a name in pro events, reaching notable upsets and finals. Other top pros listed include Kovacs, Nogrady, and Sabin. Women’s teams also report losses in bowling, with Sally Ford’s Indianapolis squad leading the field moments after a 2946 score and a 2786 national tally.
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Walby van Horn
Foutain City
Tenn
Angeles
Los Angeles
Bent
Anch van Korg
Anand
Vai Horn
Bobby Riggs
Forout
Hills
Jeek Bromwich
Australia
Ted Schroeder
Yor How
Sulsa
Galby
Vin Horn
Motion
Aloys
Frankie Kavaca
Wayne Sabin
George Lott
Vinnie Richards
Carl Enon
Pred Perry
Kovacs
Butino Wi—Frankis Kovacs
Oukland
Cal
John Nogrady
New York City
Memorial Auditor
Ivan
Seta
Kovace
Bill Thompson
Nogrady
Jerry Adler
Welby van Horn
Dauntetn City
Tani
Wayne Sahin
Portland
Ore
Gar Barn
Lac. Angeles
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