Braves Blank Reds 4-0 Behind Spohn Gem Start
Boston lefty Warren Spohn allowed four hits and earned his second win of the year as the Braves shutout the Reds 4-0. Offense supported him with timely hits by Holmes and Elliott, while Erautt and Adams contributed on the infield and defense kept Cincinnati from mounting a rally.
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Warren Spohn
Johnny Happa
Conter
Bod Elliott
Bob Adama
Hopp
Tribe
Far ‘Yorgeson
Sibi Sist
Ray Lamanno
Spaha
Connie Ryan
Hyout
Stath
Holmes
Erautt
Edtotts
Dodgers Beat Cubs for sixth straight win in league race
Dodgers defeated the Chicago Cubs 10 to 6 at Ebbets Field to extend their winning streak to six and pull two games ahead of the Pirates for the league lead. Dixie Walker drove in three runs with a bases loaded double, Carl Perillo hit a two run homer, and Eddie Stanky added a two run double as Brooklyn built a big seventh inning.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Vickets Field
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Toadiock
Pittsburg Pirates
Brooks
Burt
Mugh Casey
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Peanuts Lowsey
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Rickert
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Behenz
Reiserel
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Palka
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daDlundee
Odreever
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Nehlson
Hater
Fotte
Jobnen
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Mertle
Yoonr
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Meera
Wyse Seech
Mit
Shenk
Walker
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Lowrey
Reese
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Ant Robaron
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Moers
Eric Gon
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Dip F Iynvnre
Pires
Oto
Frickman
Sim
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Erickson
Robinson
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Giants Stop St Louis Cards in 7-2 Victory
New York Giants, led by Jonny Mize who hit his seventh homer, defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 7-2 to end a losing streak and climb out of last place in the National League. Monte Kennedy pitched well, Whitey Kurowski yielded, and Enos Staughtney drove in the final run as New York seized control early and never looked back.
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St. Tewis Cardinals
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Giants
Howie Palle
Ithe Usird
Ane
Maren
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Rive
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van Geel
Dake
Mae
Fey Gredzla
Cane Msi
Couper Rasousti
Sangh
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Utica Bows To Tigers In Wild Defeat
Utica Blue Sox pitcher Ulica WBoh Chakals hurled a near perfect game before losing control in the late innings as the Wilinras ports Tigers won 3 to 2. Joe Ginsberg delivered the decisive triple with the bases loaded off reliever Bill Press. Tigers led 3 to 0 before Utica rallied, but Ginsberg had the club's only other hit in the sixth. Utica rapped ten safeties including a double by Frank Whalen.
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Utica Blue Sox
Wilinrasports Tigers
Joe Ginsberg
Tiger Catenar
Bill Press
Ginsberg
Inca
Gran Hamner
Bie Sys
Thei Utes
Frank Whalen
Miners rout Senators 3 0 as Hisner hurls four hitter
Scranton Miners beat Albany Senators 3 0 at Hawkings Stadium behind Hisner Hurts a four hit gem. He fanned eight and walked five while Don Palmer and Len Strickland delivered key hits. Needham started for Albany and was charged with the loss as Scranton swept the series.
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Scrantee Miners
Albany Senators
Hawkings Stadium
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Évéring
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St Find
Russ Needham
Albany
George Strickland
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Ty Te
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Standings Refresh From St Louis and New York Results
Brooklyn a 2 Chicago 1 and St Louis 28 with Fontardas's results in New York 7 St Louis 2. Brooklyn 16 Chicago ft Pittsburg 6 Philadelphia 2 Boston 1. Cincinnati at Boston and St Louis at New York with Brooklyn Pittsburg and Philadelphia noted.
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Averill Park Stages Rally to Defeat New Lebanon
Averill Park toppled New Lebanon 14 to 4 after a eight run burst in the second inning. Roy Statfield, John Jones and John Greed led the visitors with key hits while two doubles by Bail Lawrence and two singles apiece from White Kohis and Crosby powered Averill Park. New Lebanon struggled to answer as Averill Park maintained momentum throughout the contest.
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Roy Statfield
John Jones
John Greed
Art Ferguson
Dag Waeytak
School 3 Wins 16-5 In PSAL Opener
Watervliet Public School League opener features School 3 defeating opponents 16 to 5 at Brotherhood Park. Rosters include Tandberg and Bosku with managers noting future tryouts and regional boxing connections.
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Jack Kenna
Nate Wolfron
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Ken Tandberg
Panthers
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Henry Lazok
Tou Masson
Pirates Triumph Over Phillies In 6-2 Win
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 6 to 2 in Detroit. Virgil Trucks pitched seven strong innings for the win, aided by Ralph Kiner’s homer and support from Badia Lake and Dick Woke. Ed Suhr added a triple and Sam Mele caught key plays to secure the victory.
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Ralph Kinur
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Frankie Gustine
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Ed Suhr
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Red Sox Fall 8-3 as Tigers Slug Pitching Duo
Boston suffers an 8-3 loss to Detroit featuring a four hit effort by pitchers Trucks and White. The Tigers dominate with strong early scoring, handing Deenit his sixth defeat of the season amid the Weathering s stretch.
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Patty Berg Triumphs in Coast Women's Open
Patty Berg of Minneapolis defeated My Kermit Pearson of San Mateo to win the Northern California Women's Open grit championship yesterday. Beverly Hanson upset Margaret Minor, and Fred Apostoli beat Gracie Sous to reach the semi finals in San Francisco.
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Gefen Fadlenalder
San Mateo
Malch
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Yves Alle
Beverly Hanson
Fargo
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Eas
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Jirs
Fred Apostoli
Sam Francisco
Gracie Sous
Tarvallis
Ove
Hoosie Valley Nine Announces Schedule
Hoosie Valley baseball schedule lists home opener against Berlin High School on Thursday. The team will host Langue games with Fort Ann Waterford and Argyle on various dates through June 13 All Star game at Salem.
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Hoosie Valley
Washington County Langue
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Fort Ann
Salent
Ferlin
Waterford
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Salem
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Vic Seixas Lifts North Carolina Past Williams College in Tennis
Vic Seixas and teammate Taylor led the University of North Carolina to a decisive tennis victory over Williams College at Willemstown North Carolina. Seixas defeated Robinson 6-2 6-1 while Nicholson and Wright and Daniels contributed to UNC wins in singles and doubles matches. Williams College earned a lone victory through Scribner and Schiss in one doubles set as UNC secured the day.
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Yesterdny
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Robinson
Williams
Taylor
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Nearth Carol
Silence Reigns In American League With Shutouts
The American League pitchers dominated, delivering multiple shutouts as teams like the White Sox and Yankees suppressed opponents. Key performances included Johnny Riggs, Virgil Trucks, Hal Newhouser, and Bob Feller, with several two and three hitters shaping the early season, while the pace of low-hit games rose across clubs.
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Chicago
Ibata
Ange
Tharlon Lee
Ed Fopat
Dun
Johnny Rige
Ney
Franke Paplah
Lyons
Detroit
Shyee Sintouty
Avai Peller
Tribeaman
Bobby Feller
Hal Nowhousar
Verdiel
Virgil Trucks
Rookin Pitching Inn
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Bob Gilleapie
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Ue Yaoku
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Experienced Sport Shirt Quality Man Wanted
By one of America's largest manufacturers of men's and boys sports wear, an excellent opportunity and salary awaits a candidate thoroughly familiar with all phases of sport shirt manufacture. Please write detailing experience and references to Box 13 Tony Record Co. All replies strictly confidential.
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Frick Elected Hall Of Fame Director Named At Cooperstown
Ernest J. Lavigan announced Frick's election as museum director at a New York City unveiling of four officers for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. The board includes President Stephen C. Clark of New York and Cooperstown, Vice President Rowan D. Speaker, Secretary Walter R. Litt of Cooperstown, and Treasurer J. Fault St. Kerr of New York. The museum was dedicated June 2, 1989, Windredth anniversary of the sport's start in Cooperstown.
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UPI- Netional League
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J. Lavigan
New York City
Stephen C.O. Clark
New York
Rowan D. Speaker
Walter R. Litt
Toll
J. Fault St. Kerr
Siena and Hartwick Battle to Ten All Tie in Can-Am League
Siena College Tudlane and Hartwick College pitchers clash as a 10–10 tie unfolds in a Can-Am League contest at Barthleles. Siena rallies with three runs in the second and two in the third, while Hartwick advances early. A late ninth inning surge sets up a tense finish before the game ends in a draw.
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Cosmo Capellett
Uough
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Marlin
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Loute
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Tray
Bob Hupotd
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Probable Hurlers For Games Today
Probable pitchers listed for today’s major league games across leagues. Key matchups include Brooklyn at Boston with Branen facing Sain, New York at St. Louis Reynolds against Kramer, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Muliahy versus Hughes, and Washington at Chicago Wynn versus Rigney. Several lineups show early season records and probable starters for each contest.
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Tennis Stars Thrill Troy With Three Day Exhibition
A touring Pennie League group plans three days of professional tennis exhibitions in Troy, featuring Riggs Kovacs Sablu Van Horn and others. They aim to boost attendance at the State Armory event while local colleges plan busloads to attend the Troy tourney.
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A's Rally In Ninth Beats Indians 4 3 In Gift Run Finish
In a tense late revival the Philadelphia Athletics scored a ninth inning gift to nip the Cleveland Indians 4 to 3. Dan Black drew a walk and Ferris Vain moved runners with a hit, as Hal Peck singled in the decisive run, after Cleveland had briefly led on the eighth. The Indians had tied the game at 2–2 in the eighth with a run, but Philadelphia responded in the ninth to clinch.
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Buddy Rosa
Philadalphia
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Solo
Altobinson
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Wolaty
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Tata Beer
Lajive
Heersy
College Baseball Scores From Various Overtime Contests
A jumble of baseball scores shows several extra innings battles and decisive wins. Notable results include Northwestern beating an unnamed opponent in 11 innings, Hartwick and State both reaching 10 runs, and Cortland Loachais defeating another team 5 to 3.
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Masa
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Cornell
Iowa State
Nebraska
Beaton College
Marvarid
Wake Foest
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Alahami
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Stile
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Quantico
Patrick's Win Over St Anthony’s In Junior League Clash
Watervliet junior league game at Watervliet High Grounds saw Patrick’s win 1 to 0 over St Anthony’s. Battery of Bob Nolan and Cree Daurdesian propelled Patrick’s to victory.
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Watervilet
St. Anthony’ Inn
Kaneba Kane
Watervit High Grounds
Bob Nolan
Cree Daurdesian
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