Nick's Bat Breaks Up Both Tilts
New York's Nick Etten belted three home runs as the Yankees swept a doubleheader from Detroit 5 4 and 2 1. Spud Chandler won game one with 18th victory while Borowy held the Tigers to four hits until the eighth. Big crowd of 43 049 watched NY led early and stave off late Detroit rallies with timely hitting.
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Cards Use Five Hurlers To Trim Hapless Dodgers
The St Louis Cardinals defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 7 1 and 5 4 in a doubleheader before 29599 fans, extending their lead to 11 games. Al Brazle earned the win in game one with support from White and Munge. in game two the Redbirds rallied from 3 1 with a four run sixth inning as Sanders hit his 5th homer. Dodgers pitchers Higbe and Barkley struggled while Kurowski Hurowski and O’Dea supplied key hits for St Louis.
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New Contests To Feature Legion Night
The tenth annual American Legion Baseball Night at Hawkins Stadium will introduce two new contests the bunt and run and the relay. The bunt and run times batters from contact to first base, with only fair balls counting, while the relay measures outfield and infield throws to home plate with time kept from ball pickup to catcher's return. Participants include Ben Steiner Genovese Carnevale Cookson Snyder Brutchak and Whitey Brutchak.
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Montreal and Syracuse hockey results with scattered scores
International J Montreal defeated Syracuse 4 to 3 while Syracuse won 7 to 3 over Montreal. Other lines show brief results including Baltimore Rochester 7, Rochester 3, Toronto 5 Newark 4 and 8 6, Jersey City 7 Buffalo 4, Buffalo 3 Jersey City.
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Barons Split With Senators In Wilkes Barre Split Doubleheader
Wilkes Barre took the nightcap 7 4 to avoid a sweep after Albany opened 16 10. Harold Kleine had six hits, Gene Woodling homered, and Charley Gibson earned the win in the nightcap. The Barons stay 1 1/2 games ahead of Albany and 10 14 behind Scranton with 2 195 payees watching.
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Sewell Wins 17th as Pirates Top Braves 7–1 in Game Two
Pittsburgh pitcher Red Sewell dominated the Boston Braves for seven to one in the nightcap of a doubleheader, while the Pirates offense broke open late aided by singles from Pete Coscarart and Jim Russell and a triple by Russell. In the opener, Sewell allowed two runs through six, then rest of bullpen held on as Pirates tacked on runs in the eighth and tenth to seal a 6–3 win.
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Leone And Vansky Battle Tonight In Schenectady Show
Michele Leone faces John Vansky in a two out of three falls main event at Schenectady Arena tonight. The second feature pits Hans Kampfer against Abe Stein in the 200 pound class. The 30 minute opener has Big Babe Sharkey meeting Indian Chief Bamba Tabu. Show starts at 30 pm.
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Dizzy Dean Shuts Out Warbond Bombers In All-Stars Win
Dizzy Dean pitched four scoreless innings for Honus Wagner's All-Stars, allowing two hits and striking out three as they defeated the Warbond Bombers 6 to 0 before 5,000 at Offerman Stadium. Ollie Carnegie hit a two run homer to pace the attack.
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Reds Rout Giants in Doubleheader Two Wins
Cincinnati Reds defeated the New York Giants in a doubleheader, taking the opener 4 to 3 and the nightcap 3 to 2 in 12 innings. Johnny Vander Meer pitched the win in game one, while a late rally in the 16th inning decided game two as Bert Haas, Eric Tipton, and Nick Witek contributed key plays. Ray Mueller homered for Cincinnati, and the Reds outlasted the Giants despite trailing late in the second game.
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Cubs Fall in Twin Bill as Phillies Sweep at Wrigley
The Philadelphia Phillies beat the Chicago Cubs 4-1 and 5-3 at Wrigley Field in front of 34,086. Dick Barrett shut down former Cubs with eight hits allowed and six strikeouts in the opener, while Claude Passeau took his seventh loss as the Phils piled on 12 hits to turn the dust in the eighth.
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Chisox Double Wins Over Athletics At Shibe Park
Philadelphia Athletics fall to Chicago White Sox in a doubleheader 5 to 1 and 15 to 9. Tony Cuccinello homered in the first game, Buck Ross lasted five innings for the A’s, while Wally Moses starred in the nightcap with a leadoff homer and the Sox piled up 17 hits. Haynes wins the opener and Sam Harris takes the loss in game two as Chicago extends its run to seven wins in eight.
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National League Scores and Standings Report
Baseball results show St Louis beating Brooklyn 7 to 1 and 5 to 4, Boston taking Pittsburg in 10 innings 6 to 3 and 7 to 1, Philadelphia sweeping Chicago 4 to 1 and 5 to 3, Cincinnati taking New York 5 to 3 and 3 to 7 after 13 innings, New York edging Detroit 5 to 4 and 2 to 1, Cleveland overcoming Boston 8 to 6 while Boston wins 4 to 1, Chicago defeating Philadelphia 5 to 1 and 15 to 9, Washington beating St Louis 5 to 3 and 20 to 6. Standings show New York 57–35, Chicago 49–44, Washington 50–47, Detroit 46–46, Cleveland 45–47, Boston 46–48, St Louis 42–48, Philadelphia 38–58. Tonight’s schedule features St Louis at Washington and Chicago at Philadelphia with pitchers Fuchs Haefner Smith Ciola.
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Indians Exact Revenge in Nightcap 4-1 Win Over Red Sox
The Cleveland Indians defeated the Boston Red Sox 4-1 in the nightcap after dropping the opener 8-6. Clutch two-out hits and timely scoring, led by a five-run fifth inning in game one, powered Cleveland as Roy Poat and Johnny Salveson shut down Boston in relief. Lou Boudreau and teammates contributed key hits, while Mel Harder allowed only two runs in 5 1 3 innings in game two. Attendance reached 21,092.
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