Reynolds Holds Bosox To Two Hits By York As Yankees Win
Yankees top Red Sox 3-0 as Allie Reynolds limits Boston to two hits through nine. Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle era? no, Reynolds dominates. Aaron Robinson drives in early run, York nabs two hits and wins for New York. Browns and Indians also feature in the day’s results with Cooperstown-worthy pitching and clutch hits shaping a 10-4 Cleveland victory.
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Jee Gordon
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Tworhit
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Joe DiMaggio
Charley Keller
Yori
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Reynolds
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Sam Mele
Rudy
Aaron Robinson
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Joe DiMuggio
Robby
Dave Fars
Phil Riszulo
Rips
Mel Wall
Tad Williams
George McQuinn
Te HO
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Rei—Robinson
Mequinn
Brown
Rineute
Hr—Robinson
Sac
Hitteridge
Guteridge
Ferris
Wagner
Suhnweiss
Bizauty
McQuinn
Gulbridge
City Bowling To Resume Tonight Amid Tournament Kickoff
Troy City Bowling Association restarts the 121st annual tournament tonight with a dozen five man teams at DeMentos Green Island Knights of Columbus and Wynant. Doubles and singles begin at Thorns Recreation. Action continues through May with events at 7 45 PM and shifts for doubles teams in Watervliet.
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Exane
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Thorns
Lectony Recreation
Watervliets
Dressen Ordered To Stay Off Uniform After Suspension
New York Yankees official A. Chandler ordered manager Dressen to remain off the field in uniform during a 30 day suspension that began April 15. Secretary Arthur Patterson noted the suspension as upheld while Dodger figures fined $800 and team fines totaling $4,000 were handed down. A separate California report states jockey Ralph Neves was suspended five racing days for mishandling Sea Filer in a race, creating a hazard.
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Charing Docensen
New York Yankees
A. 3. Chandler
Drassen
Arthur Patterson
Yaniten Rand
Elh
Tressen
Duilla
Dressen Ayould
Snvoson
Maynager Deu Durocher
Brooklyn
Dodger
Harold Parrot
San Brno
Calif
Otewarda At
Tonforan
Yeaterday
Ralph Neves
Cubs Trounce Reds 7-1 in ragged game
Cubs rout Reds 7-1 to take the three game series as Jotminy Schmitz earned the win over Cincinnati. The contest featured seven errors, a lone Reds run in the eighth off Schmitz, and a key incident when Cubs catcher Bob Bereffing was struck by a hat. Grounded into a double play and miscues shaped the scoring, with Chicago posting three runs in the third.
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Jotminy Schmitz
Cubs
Cincinnati
Cub
Chica Beavy
Ee Evraud
Righth
Bob Bereffing
Wert Haas
T Gaumbolts
Adams
Hatton
Haas
Galan
Tamanna
Vollmer
Milex
Evans
Bratt
Lembert
P Dogo
I. Patko
Uf. Cavarrella
McCullough
Zit Nicholson
Bio Johnson
Muerullo
Evhmitz
Gud Talis
E-Johnson
Eaytt
Alton
Merullo
Rbi
Lowrey
Cavatretta
Johnson
Lamanno
Iack
Gavaretta
Miller
Adams and Haas
Merwe
Cavaretta
La—Citelnnat
Chicago
Tigers Hit Five Home Runs To Top White Sox
Detroit powered past Chicago with five homers including three in a row by Cullenbine Wakefield and Byers. Eddie Lake and Allenby also homered as the Tigers rallied to win 7 to 4, sending the White Sox into a first-place tie with the Yankees.
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Chisox
Deteall CP
Deteall Tigers
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Roy Cullenbine
Dick Wakefield
Walter
Hoof) Byers
Ed Lopal
Gers
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Allenbiné
Detroit
Maltzberger
Paul
Dizzy) Trout
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Fyeddie Hutchinson
Reere
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Lake
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Outlaw
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Kell
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Sac-Webb
Lub
Chicagy
Detrout
Layat
Trout
Lopat
Hutchinson
Lonat
Malteberker
Ind. Vront
HutcWinnon
McPherson Shuts Out Senators In Opener At Stadium
McPherson tossed a four hitter as the Chiefs blanked the Senators 4-0 in the opener at Albanys stadium. Favatta and Seigerl drove in runs in the seventh, with McPherson walking one and fanning one. The teams meet again today for game two as Albany hosts and Harford travels.
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Danoto
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Favatta
Seigerl
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Hig
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Stan Margay
Aratten
I. Pase
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Scranton
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Joseph L. Diamond
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Cpl
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Dena Post
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Ahern
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Menanda
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Troy
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Weterviiel
Rodeton Rouller
Cohoes
Thomas
JH. Clark
Renazelaer
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Saratoga Springs
Amilten
Edison
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American Association
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RBI
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Faretta
Meyers
Rombone
Young
Hambone
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Herson
Arntzen
Clemence
Mer Phorson
Arlen
Arni
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McDonald and Stevenson
Nats edge Athletics on miscue in ninth inning
Washington pitchers held Philadelphia to two runs as Tom Ferrick and Early Wynn combined for the victory. Eddie Joost and Pete Suder produced key singles for the A's, while Stan Spence and Vernon supplied offense for the Nationals in a 2 3 win before 4400 fans.
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Tom Fenrick
Sany Chapman
Washington Nataad
Philadelphia Athletics
South Jersey
Ferrick
Relcue
Wynn
Eddie Joost
Pete Suder
George Links
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Binks
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Sne Grace
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Alickey Vernon
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Fain
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gSan
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Priddy
Christman
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Savage
Christopher
Philadevilia
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Chapman Binks
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Suder
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Mebrick LLC
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Pirates Edge Cards In Eight Five Victory
Pirates belt two homers to beat St Louis 8-5 and stay out of first place. The game featured a double by Sian Migial and key hits from Haoa Shaughter and Hilly Cox. Pittsburgh pitcher group combined for the win as St Louis offense sputtered with runners left in scoring position.
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Bila
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Haoa
Pittuburg
Torza Enters Pinehurst Golf Semis in Close Finish
Torza, from Hartford, won 6 and 5 over M. M. Nolan of Birmingham to reach the North and South amateur golf championship semifinals at Pinehurst. Fulton and Dudley advanced earlier, with Dudley defeating Reach 2 and 2. Davis Bell, Virginia state champ, beat Harvey Ward 2 and 1. Tonight’s semifinals pair Torza against Fulton and Dudley against Ewell at Pinehurst No. 2.
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Dudley
Greenvills
Reach, Jr
Springfield
Mass
Dave Bell
Richmond
Virginia
Harvey Ward
Tarhors
Ny C
Pinelvurat
Torza
Fulton
Ewell
Braves Edge Giants 5-1 On Seven Hits
Boston jumped on New York early and rode seven hits to a 5-1 victory over the Giants. Spahn allowed two doubles by McCormick driving in three runs, while Koslo gave up four runs in eight innings for his lone win against Boston this season. Hartung had three Giants safeties but a key two-base error in the sixth inning extended Boston’s lead.
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Iug Reynolds
Des Fleming
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Sparie Tha Dae
Fale
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Hun Frie
Denby Gatehouse
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Basten
Lloyd Gearhart
New York
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Marshall
Thompson
Laurke
Goiggs Koslo
Trinkle
Kosle
Junwen
Koaln
College Baseball Scores Roundup From Various Colleges
A string of college baseball results includes Williams over Wesleyan nine to four and Harvard over Columbia thirteen to six. Other matchups feature Syracuse routing Clarkson eleven to two, Princeton tying Duke four to four, and Michigan blasting Detroit thirty one to two. Also noted are Gettysburg against Yale seven seven, Swarthmore edging Virginia six five, and an International League game where Rochester fell to Ayracuxe ten to one with several other scores listed.
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Gettysburg
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Amherst
Boxton College
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Marylnod
Covenne Balt
Mantiisset
Hobart
Vennie
Army
Kinga Pott
Willing
Mary
Lafayette
Dodgers Top Phils 5-2 Behind Hatten Win
Brooklyn Dodgers beat Philadelphia Phillies 5-2 as Joe Hatten allowed eight hits and one run through the first three innings. Dodgers rallied with three in the first and added two more late to secure the victory, their 10th win in 12 meetings with the Phillies.
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Eynott Verdun
Bronks
Cart
Walling
Bolt
Philadms Pria Abr
Newsome
Wyrastel
Sorio axHandley
Hnals
Barrod Actus
Tabor
Bowling Noths and Team Results From Local Meet
Figures show Nicolitia Strable topping the archle with 283. Hoens Chappine 473 Higlon Builie 463 Anita Garhart IN 47 Macgaret Stevens 172 Lois McClelin 400 Olivine Ru 297 Frances Zampier and Mile dred Taylor 304 Ardene Sant brook 392 Marion Gordinier Harriet Von Rebel 280 Caryl Snyder 386. Tean results: Labels defeat Gasea and Caps beat Hatties.
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Vist Thie Arcele
Hing
Hoens Chappine
Higlon Builie
Anita Garhart
Macgaret Stevens
Lois McClelin
Olivine Ru
Frances Zampier
Mile Dred Taylor
Ardene ‘Santbrook
Marion Gordinier
Harriet von ‘Rebel
Caryl Snyder
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Buck) Elliott
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