Woodling Homers As Yanks Win 6th In Eighth To Beat Red Sox
The 1949 Yankees rallied from a four run deficit at Fenway Park, scoring six in the eighth inning to defeat Boston 14 to 4. Bobby Brown and Gerry Coleman sparked the rally, with Woodling delivering a right field homer as New York swept the three game series two games to one before a paid crowd of 34,678.
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Venice Tops Retailers 7-6 In Ninth
The Venice Garden softball team edged Retailers 7-6 in the ninth inning at Market Grounds. Pitcher Shas-Atusta and Valeo contributed key hits as Venice rallied from a deficit to claim the win over Wateriet Retailers.
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Dodgers edge Phillies in nightcap of doubleheader
Brooklyn Dodgers rally past Philadelphia Phillies 6 to 5 in the second game after a 7 4 loss in the opener. Ralph Branca earned the win with help from Ned Banta as Ashburn homered in the opener and Reese drove in runs for Brooklyn.
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Choppy Signs With Waterford For 1919 Season
Angel Choppy, a versatile pitcher, signs with Waterford for the 1919 season. He previously played in the Green Island Merchants and shows onfield skill and experience after last year rotating in battery roles. Manager Jack Cassy prepares to integrate his new Indian into spring drills at Waterford AA field.
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Bockmans Two Homers Seal Bues Victory 3 1
Pirates split doubleheader with Reds as Edie Beckman and Bockman hit two homers in the nightcap for Pittsburgh, while Cincinnati edged the opener 2 1 in ten innings. Cliff Chambers dazzled for the Reds in the opener, with Johnny Wyrostek homering for the visitors.
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Kentucky Coach Lands Sports At Siena Cage Award Dinner
Adolph Rupp spoke at Siena College circle Inn honoring the Indians basketball squad. He lauded democracy in athletics and praised Olympic goodwill while noting the Wildcats trips east and the team’s achievements. Bil Boland was elected captain for 1950 season as awards were handed at the second annual Siena cager dinner.
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Tip's Opens Tonight in City League Softball Clash
Tip's Grill softball kicks off its season with an independent team facing the Perennials at the 112th Street diamond.
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A's Halt Nats as Majeski Stars in 9-3 Philadelphia Win
Hank Majeski powered the Athletics with a homer and three RBIs while Elmer Vale and others supported a 12-hit attack. Washington mustered five hits as Sid Hudson took the loss in a game that stretched to 13 innings.
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Olympia Rated Derby Choice Despite Close Call In Wood
Olympia, the Kentucky Derby favorite after a close Wood Memorial finish, faces strong Eastern rivals in the May 3 Louisville Classic. Trainers expect Olympia to contend as Capot, Wine List, Palestinian and other contenders ship toward Keeneland and Louisville, with Duplicator headed for the plane tonight.
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Cardinals Nip Cubs 5-4 In Ninth Inning
The St Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 5 to 4 in the ninth after Enos Slaughter scored on a fumble by Emil Verban and a sacrifice by Nippy Jones. Ted Wilks held Chicago scoreless in the final frames to seal the win for St Louis.
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Giants Top Braves 6-2 Behind Jones
The New York Giants defeated the Boston Braves 6-2 as Bobby Thomson unleashed a three run homer in the first inning. Vern Bickford started and took the loss after allowing all six runs, four unearned, while Sheli Don Jones earned the win to move to 1-1.
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Bowling Hi Lows and Mixed Teams Slug It Out
The event featured players Mike Poppy and Gert Keado paired with Jock Minehan and Eiia Saville, plus Jim Simprom and Rush Lanahan, and Pete Golly with Vivian Keado in a competitive mixed format. Scores listed include 972 and 1170 for partnerships with 1052 and 1073 for others, while John Keado and Mary Golly posted 5 and al 0' Mina. Chet Justin Ée Ryan led with 1170 amid a field including Joe Kelly and Mut Benort and Clarence Beland with Joo Long.
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