Pirates blank Giants 6 0 in opener rout of New York
The Pittsburgh Pirates shut out the New York Giants 6 0 as Maurice Van Robnyx and ible Fletcher drove in runs. Frank Frisch's club stranded runners while Ken Heintzelman held the Giants to four hits through six innings before yielding control to Gene Thompson. The Giants scored two runs in the sixth on two doubles and a passed ball, but could not rally as the Pirates built a commanding lead early and maintained it behind strong defense and pitching.
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Dodgers Rally Past Reds 3-2 Behind Whitman and Gregg
Hal Gregg limited Cincinnati to two runs as Brooklyn won 3-2. Whitman drove in two in the third with a key single, while Ed Miksis and Reese added the early scoring for the Dodgers. The Reds countered with a Bert Haas homer and costly errors, but Gregg and relief closed out the win for Brooklyn in a tight National League game.
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A's Rally for 15 Hits Beat Browns 8-3
Philadelphia Athletics overcame an early two run deficit to rout St Louis 8 to 3. Buddy Rosar led with four hits in five at bats, as Philadelphia capitalized on four Brownie errors and got strong relief pitching from Fannin and Ferrick. Sam Chapman and George McQuinn added three more hits as the A’s tallied 15 hits overall and built a secure lead with a four run eighth inning.
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Cornella Wins Chicago Race In Tight Finish
Cornella, owned by Frank Frankel, captured the $400 Agitator Purse at Washington Park yesterday by a length and a half. It was Frankel’s second win of the day following Famestown’s earlier victory. Highs led Cornella, with Red Canter and Tara jin Gaught behind in a dead heat for third. prize money paid 80 dollars to the winner.
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Newsom Wins Eighth Game For Nats
Newsom pitched a nine three run win over the White Sox to land his eighth victory of the season as the Nationals improved to 10 before a crowd of 20 70. Urey and the Chicago club were kept scoreless into the seventh inning.
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Albany Beats Williamsport to Take Series Lead in 1946
Albany top Williamsport 7-1 as Clemence’s eight hitters supply support and Gene Carolan belts a sixth inning homer. Cox and St Claire drive in runs, Barnhart scores on a single as Albany seizes control, while Williamsport’s Brinsky Chipple Dresser and Shiveeman contribute. The win marks Albany’s final 1946 appearance here with both teams open on their schedules next.
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Reynolds Hurts Yanks With Two-Hit Win
Allie Reynolds pitched a two hit game as Cleveland beat New York 4 1 in a 14 inning three game opener. Bill Johnson and George Stirrn weiss drove in runs with key hits while Bonham took the loss.
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Bill Ward Signs With Redskins Rookie Guard Join Washington
Bill Ward, a 226 pound guard noted for sprint speed, signed a Redskins contract yesterday. The St Teeter standout played two years at Washington State and Marine service, with ties to the Rose Bowl. Redskins coach Turk Edwards called Ward one of the best rookie prospects on the roster.
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International League Scores Report
Rochester blanked Newark 5 to 0 while Buffalo beat Syracuse 7 to 1. Baltimore triumphed 3 to 1 over Toronto, and Jersey City edged Montreal 1 to 0 with a late rally.
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Pirates Sold for 2.25 Million to McKinney in Pittsburg
The Pittsburg Poste Casetto reports the Pirates will transfer to Indianapolis banker Frank E. McKinney and minority Dreytuan family interests for about 2.25 million. The deal, announced by William Bonswanger and McKinney, includes joining McKinney as owner with conditions to hold minority stock in the Boston Braves. Local groups contended but were outbid by the Indiana bankers and the Dreyfuss interests. The package covers players contracts and minor league properties in multiple states and ties to real estate holdings.
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Trout Tops Red Sox 7 1 as Tigers Stop Shutout In Ninth
Detroit pitcher Trout delivered a five hitter to defeat Boston 7 to 1, ending a Boston shutout bid in the ninth. Hughson and Wakefield led Detroit with timely hits, Tebbetts and Trout drove in runs, while Bagby struggled for Boston as Detroit notches its third win this year over the Red Sox.
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Three Amateur Loop Games Set For Sunday Afternoon
Three games are scheduled in the Trey Amateur League for Sunday afternoon. The Trojan Post face St. Marys at Proa neck Park, Clippers meet the Coveneys at Grey Field, and Steved Heart plays Rowesa at 18th Street. League standings list Troy Amateur League teams including Panthers YW and Sacred Heart, with mixed results shown for recent games and upcoming matchups cited.
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Sacred Heart and Simmons Meet at Watervliet Diamond
Sacred Heart of Watervliet teams up against Simmons A C at Watervliet High School diamond tomorrow night at 6 30. Willetts and Benny will work the plate for Sacred Heart with Theaton catching. Theoy and Buller to pitch for Simmons A C.
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St Josephs Tackle Millers Home Tonight
St Josephs softball team will clash with Millers tonight at Monroe and Fourth Street grovni ts. Rivalry match with local contenders as St Josephs aims to repeat prior victories led by Joe Abbott and Jack McDonald. Millers lineup includes Considine Casey Conray and others in a high turnout expected for the tough contest.
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Phils Nose Out Cards By 3 to 2
Philadelphia pitchers edge St Louis 3 2 as Owen Judd gains the win in relief. Cards' hitting features six infield singles and timely hits, while misplays and late rallies shape a tense Game.
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Dwyer Nine Tops Sacred Heart In Troubled Showdown
Dwyer A C defeated Sacred Heart 2 0 in a night game at Geevil. Ed Albury, Doyen Harley, and Tim Weldon led the Dywers with key hits and runs while Lin Dwyer and Ryerson anchored the mound. Tomorrow Dwyer journeys to Schaxhtiwoke to face Vidlay Falla ViRAY at 2 30 with Marty Dwyer urging all players to attend.
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Boxing Bout Ends In Decision In Wilmington Debut
Wilminton 127 pound Adamo World Adamo defeats Havana 128 pound opponent Osovie in a ten round unanimous decision. Both boxers weigh in at 127 and 128 pounds respectively with a northern boxing night event held in Wilmington.
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