Durocher Suspended Over Fracas with Fan Probe Set
Leo Durocher is suspended indefinitely by Commissioner Chandler after an alleged altercation with a fan at the Polo Grounds. Frank Frisch to coach the Giants. Durocher to appear in Cincinnati Tuesday for a formal hearing as Stoneham backs his manager amid ongoing reviews of past incidents.
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Stevens Edge Union In Ninth To Take Narrow Win
A cryptic OCR item notes Stevens narrowly defeated Union in the ninth inning by a close margin. The text references Bax Durante and H ome Japa Te amid scattered phrases, with mentions of paths, pies, and a Parante, suggesting a crowded or chaotic game recap. The precise details are unreadable.
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Senators Nip Hartford 6-5 For Third Straight
The Albany Senators defeated the Hartford Chiefs 6 to 5 at Bulkeley Stadium before 2,329 fans. Mims outpitched Fetzer for Hartford while Krente closed the ninth to stifle a late Hartford rally. Frank Baldwin homered to give Hartford an early lead, and Hartford threatened in the ninth before the Senators preserved the win.
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Cubs Edge Cardinals 12th Inning For 5-4 Win
Cubs win 5-4 in 12 innings over the St Louis Cardinals as Smokey Burgess delivers a pinch single with bases loaded after Phil Cavarretta opens the 12th with a single. Bob Chipman and Johnny Schmitz contribute pitching in relief for Chicago.
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Princeton Edges Harvard in Close League Duel
A rough game summary notes Princeton edging Harvard in a tense league matchup. The readable text references a narrow victory with late plays and notable performances, though many details are garbled. Further context from the full article would clarify the final score and key players.
Yankees Beat Red Sox 7-1 as Raschi Remains Unbeaten
Vic Raschi yielded six singles over seven innings to hand Boston a 7-1 loss. Kryhoski crushed a homer for New York, while DiMaggio and Spence drove in runs. Kramer started for the Red Sox but took the loss as Raschi earned his third win of the season.
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Indians Rally Past Tigers 4-1 in Ninth Inning
Cleveland trailed 1-0 entering the ninth before Gene Bearden earned his second win of the season. Mickey Vernon opened the inning with a single, aided by Detroit errors, and Bearden’s RBI single plus a timely hit by Ken Keltner propelled the Indians to the comeback victory over the Tigers.
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Brissie Bears Nats win to cap three-game streak
Philadelphia Athletics beat the Washington Nationals 6 to 5 as Lou Brins le earned his third straight pitching win aided by a two run ninth inning rally. Elmer Vale scored the tying and winning runs and Forrest Thompson allowed the decisive late rally.
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Giants Triumph 10-9 in Ten Against Braves
The New York Giants defeated the Boston Braves 10-9 in ten innings as an 18 hit attack highlighted by three homers and a four run winning double by Rigney. Frankie Frisch took temporary managerial duties with Sid Gordon and Walker Cooper providing key long balls. The game drew a 22,248 crowd.
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Bucky's To Play Emerald Nine Tomorrow
Bucky's Mine Sew entry in the Troy Amateur Baseball League will meet the Emeralds tomorrow at Cashole High Field. The game starts at 1 1b pm. Sam Romano of Berks's will start, Jim Peterson and Rat Bowen in lineup, with Romano noting a practice game against the Jets as prep.
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Pearman and Gehrmann spark Wisconsin wins at Drake Relays
Wisconsin sweeped the opening day at the Drake Relays with Dex Gehrmann and Arst Pearman delivering multiple strong performances. Gehrmann anchored four Wisconsin relays and set a collegiate best, while Burd Thompson set a new shot put record for the day, as Notre Dame and California trailed in heats.
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Troy Tops Vliet In Open Track Meet 72-23
Troy High wins the inaugural Waterlliet meet beating Wa tervliet High 72 to 23. Jack Trotter wins two sprint events 100 and 220 yards and anchors multiple relays as Troy collects nine firsts led by Reo Beard and Claydon with strong field events from Law Goodman and Gibson among others.
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Siena Defeats Arnold College In Golf Match
Siena Colleges golfers won their third match in four tries by defeating Arnold College 512-34 at Wollerts Roost in Loudonville. Dan Tanski posted Siena’s best score with 72, followed by Billy Shields 73 and Abeod 76. Other Siena players included Kampen 73 and Fleming 79 while McNulty and Kuba posted 78 and 79 respectively.
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Williams Bowdoin End In 3-3 Baseball Tie
Williams and Bowdoin fought to a 3 all tie in a game halted after darkness with 1 inning played in Winanstown Massachusetts. Williams collected four hits off pitchers MacDonald Johnson and two others combined. Sheehy Oissan and Tuimes allowed several errors as the game ended without a winner.
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Eastern New York Loop Clubs Open Tomorrow
Six teams from the Eastern New York Loop prepare for openers at Waterford and Green Island venues. Notables include veteran Bil Carr leading the Panth ery squad and manager Chuck Gaen-Dee at Ware. The Waterford Athletic Association and sponsors plan ceremonies, with teams contesting league games and prize money.
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NYU Ace Wins Sprint Medley at Penn Relays
Reggie Pearman of New York University anchored a Violet quartet to victory in the sprint medley at Franklin Field, defeating Ohio State’s Mal Whitfield and coming within six tenths of a second of the meet record. Syracuse won the distance medley, while Yale’s Vic Frank and Yur Fuchs set meet records in field events.
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Bray Leads RPI Trackmen to Champlain Meet
Paul Bray named new captain and standout hurdler for RPI as the Engineers prepare to face Champlain College at Platesboro. Bray hails from East Norwalk Connecticut and aims for faster times after a 133 second high hurdle win. RPI also notes strong efforts by John Bundschuh and Witmer in sprint events and mentions a freshman track squad competing against Hartnett College.
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R.P.L Golf Team Opens at Middlebury in Vermont
The R.P.L golf squad travels to Vermont today for an opener against Middlebury College in a preseason match. Weather disrupted play with rain and strong winds, and both teams struggled. Coaches praised some scores while noting weak approach shots and putting across the Troy Club lineup.
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Heintzelman Stops Brooks In 5-4 Win For Phillies
Phillies pitcher Ken Heintzelman held Brooklyn to four runs while Roy Campanella hit two homers for the Dodgers. Willie Jones homered for Philadelphia as Hatten faltered in the first inning allowing Ennis Blatnick and others to drive in runs. Final score 5-4 with Campanella providing most of Brooklyn’s offense.
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Reds Rally Late To Beat Pirates 7 3
Cincinnati Reds overcome a 3 1 deficit to topple the Pittsburgh Pirates 7 3 in a late-inning burst. Howard Fox earned his first win of the season while Pirates used a second string middle infield combo due to injuries.
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Rensselaer Pitcher Flings One Hitter in Opener
Jack Whitlam pitched a one hitter as Van Rensselaer High blanked St. John's Academy 10 to 2 in the opening game at the winner's diamond yesterday.
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