Newhouser Dominates Yankees in 10-2 Detroit Triumph
Detroit pitcher Don Newhouser limited New York to two runs as he led the Tigers to a 10-2 victory before a crowd of 87 238. Robinson belted his tenth homer with a man on in the fourth, Wertz added a round tripper, and Wakefield Lipon plus were key contributors as Detroit broke the game open with five runs in the eleventh. Reynolds suffered the loss for the Yankees while Newhouser improved to 11-7.
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Waterford and rivals vie for ENY playoff spots in late-season tilt
The Waterford Troquois dropped a 3-3 game with the Schenectady Grizzlies at Waterford A grounds as Troy and Maplewood pull ahead in the Eastern New York race for the final playoff berth. Cohoes Retailers blanked Schaghticoke 4-0 and inch closer to clinching a top spot with Green Island looming.
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Hodges Drives Dodgers Past Pirates in Five to Two Victory
Brooklyn scores five runs on Hodges’s homer and double aided by Barney five hitter. Hodges 16th homer of season settles game as Dodgers maintain pennant chase against Pittsburgh. Snider steals, Robinson drives in runs, Hermanski out at third. Pitching: Rex Barney with a five hitter for Brooklyn. Pirates fall to 2-5.
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Arsenal blanks Alpha Brush in 9 0 rout
Arsenal whitewashed Alpha Brush 9 0 in the YMCA Industrial softball league at Knickerbocker Stadium. Alpha replaced Sluett Peabody after withdrawal. Beaunit Milla beat Barclay Products 18 6 while Marshall Eclipse defeated Wultex 12 0.
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Athletics Snap Streak with 5-2 Win Over White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics end a three game drought by scoring once in the first inning and defeating the Chicago White Sox 5 to 2 before 4,876 fans. Carl Scheib pitched the complete game for his sixth win, allowing eight hits as Chicago stranded multiple runners.
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Hartnagle’s Hitting Sends Postoffice To Big Win
Frank Hartnagle carried Postoffice to a 129 victory over Dunbrinka in a city softball game at Knickerbocker Park. His 11th inning double put the club ahead and a sixth inning homer widened the margin.
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Saratoga Racecard Entries with Mixed Results and Entries
Race-by-race listing from Saratoga shows purses from 2100 to 7500 with claimed horses for 2-year-olds through older divisions. Entries include Goof Of 122, Easton air 117, Flaming Busn 118, One Hitter 214, Our Jean Wa 13, and Royal Helly 110 among numerous others across seven races with various weights and entries.
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Jeep Supply
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Aim
Matengo
Gem State
Hema List
Byimpoelum
Easton Air
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Fullback
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Our Patrice
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Whitten
Poor
Grand Pere
Our Jean Wa
Benuéy
McGregor
Suffolk Entries And Results Summary
A dense, garbled OCR listing numerous horses, handlers, and race results from Suffolk events. It mentions times around 3 15 and various names, venues, and placings, but many names are unreadable or partial. The passage reads as a chaotic catalog of participants, numbers, and race descriptors with scattered results.
Baseball Standings and Upcoming Games Across Leagues
National League results show Brooklyn 5 Pittsburg 2 and Cincinnati 11 Philadelphia, with St. Louis leading. American League standings list New York, Cleveland, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, and Philadelphia atop the table as teams prepare for tonight’s matchups across multiple cities.
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Reds Explode To Crush Phils 11 To 3
The Cincinnati Reds erupted for 15 hits including five doubles and a triple to beat the Philadelphia Phillies 11 to 3. Grady Hatton had two doubles and two singles as Ken Heintzelman struggled in the seven run fifth inning. Trinkle and Donnelly also surrendered runs as Cincinnati widened the gap early and late.
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Man Held In Race Bet Probe Released
A man held in a race betting probe was released by the Recorders Pecahouls of Waterbury after a Detroit arrival. The man, described as a legitimate businessman, allegedly had telephones and shortwave radio installed in his car for transmitting race tips to gamblers in multiple cities. Detrett Fairgrounds Race Track was cited as the scene of the activity during a Monday event.
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Indians Triumph Over Nationals 8-1 Behind Early Wynn
Early Wynn scattered nine hits to earn his ninth win against two losses as the Indians routed the Washington Nationals 8 to 1. Bob Kennedy Dale Mitchell and Joe Gordon each had three hits to pace Cleveland’s offense. The box score notes Wynn pitched 9 innings with 9 hits allowed and 1 unearned run, while Washington’s starters and relievers struggled to contain Cleveland’s bats.
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Slugger Heroes Lift Red Sox Past Browns in Ninth
Dom DiMaggio singled leading off the ninth and scored the winning run on a fielder’s choice as Boston beat St. Louis 4 3. Garver faltered in a brief ninth inning rally, and the Browns lost a late lead in a wild finish.
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Can-40 League Scores Shaped By Tuesday Results
In Can-40 action Schenectady beat Three Rivers and Pittsfield 12 to 10, Amsterdam and Quebec tie at 7, Rome defeats Oneonta 7 to 2, and Gloversville shuts out with a 0 to 2 result.
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