Cubs Blast Bucs Twice in Opening Day Doubleheader
The Chicago Cubs swept the Pittsburgh Pirates with 3-0 and 5-2 wins. Bob Chipman pitched the first game while Loser Al Gerkeouser and Fraz Ostermoelier split the mound duties in the two contests. Stan Hack sparked the second game with a walk and steal, and Babe Dalighren provided key hits as Chicago built a late lead. Cubs turned three double plays to cut Pirates scoring chances, with Vinces numbers and fielding highlights noted. attendance reported at 27,688.
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Standings and results in American League and upcoming Syracuse football schedule
The standings show Chicago and New York tied near the top with Philadelphia and St Louis behind. Yesterday results include Chicago beating St Louis 4 2 and Chicago 5 St Louis 3, plus New York 5 Washington 2 and Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 5. Syracuse University athletic notes list a 1945 schedule with Temple at Philadelphia September 28 and other games through November 17, including Colgate at Syracuse and Penn State at State College.
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Davis Gets Second Victory As Dodgers Beat Giants 3 to 1
The Brookins Dodgers defeated the New York Giants 3 to 1 as Curt Davis earned his second win. Dodgers bunched three hits in the fourth inning off Mungo, while Davis scattered ten hits in seven innings. Joe Medwick and Pee Wee Reese contributed key runs as Dodger defense and timely hitting secured the victory before 2,762 fans.
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Sea Swallow Cops Feature At Caliente
Sea Swallow ridden by J Logden won the renewal of the Tijuana Derby at Agua Caliente Mex, a $20,000 added race. Sea Swallow, three year old son of Seabiscuit, paid $2.40 straight and $2.20 place, defeating Galliantti and Wise Eagle who finished second and third. Owner S C Howard watched as his colt earned $3,700 and lifted life earnings to $27,871 in a little over a year of racing.
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Ostermueller Receives Draft Call for May Induction
Pittsburg Pirates pitcher Ostermueller receives a draft notice and is set for induction with the Armed Services on May 5. He is slated to report after a doubleheader with the Chicago Cubs in Quincy, Illinois, as festivities begin for his homecoming.
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RPI Lacrosse Tops Williams 7 to 2 in PA
RPI Engineers defeated Williams 7 to 2 at 36 field to extend their winning streak to four games. Gordon West and Don Hutcheon each scored twice, with West adding a third period tally alongside Alan Meyers setting a late pace. Ray Siegler led Williams with two first period goals before RPI pulled away in the second half.
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Chisox Sweep Browns To Stay Unbeaten In A.L.
The Chicago White Sox extended their grip on the American League lead by sweeping a doubleheader from the St. Louis Browns. Jon Haynes and Orval Grove tossed eight hit performances as Chicago won 4-1 and 5-4. Cass Michaels and Mike Tresh fueled the offense with timely hits, while Kerby Farrell delivered a tenth inning winner in the opener.
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Tigers Catch Indians 6-3 Behind Trout Pitching
Detroit tops Cleveland 6 to 3 as Paul Trout earns his second win of the season. Tigers tally twice on two walks and an error, then add two more in the eighth on Don Ross’s single and a wild throw. Allie Reynolds takes the loss for Cleveland.
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Tech Tennis Team Clamps Down On C. ENLY 9-0
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute swept City College of New York 9-0 at home for its first win of the season. Singles winners included Grad 7 5 6 4, Sholkman 6-2 6-1, Beckman 6-0 6-2, Silver 7-5 6-3, and Sidebotham 6-4 6-0. Doubles saw Silver Pollock, Harold Pallas, and Beckman Sidebotham prevail.
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Yankees Win 5-2 as Borony Hurls Three-Hitter
New York beats Washington 5-2 to clinch the series two games to one. Boronyki pitched superbly, three-hit effort supported by unearned runs in the first inning and late offense. Derry, Lindel and Ettem keyed the Yankees' scoring, while Detes Leonard and Lou Berg contributed in the winning effort. Attendance: 16,562.
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Phils Stop Braves in 7-4 win after late surge
In a doubleheader, the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Boston Braves 7-4 after scoring three runs in the ninth inning to secure the nightcap. Earlier, Boston won 3-2 in the opener as Butch Nielsen homered. Phillies leaped to a 4-0 lead before Boston tied it and fell behind again. Claude Gilenwater drove in the decisive run in the seventh.
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Soccer Results From League Play in Brooklyn and New York
Brooklyn Wanderers 2 Brooklyn Hispano 1 and Brookhattan 2 New York Americans 0. Kearny Celtics 3 and Kearny Scots 2. Phila Americans 3 and Phila Nationals.
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One Legged Hurler Eyes Major Leagues
Scranton Pennsylvania report on 11-year-old Ray Newcott who after losing his dog and a leg, pitched a one hitter in his first Blakely High School game. Despite the artificial left leg he fielded well including a third base bunt. The coach praised his breaking curve and fastball potential. Ray stands six feet one inch tall and weighs 160 pounds.
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