Yanks Split Twin Bill With Tigers In Doubleheader
In the first game Virgil Trucks left with an injury as Detroit beat New York 4 to 0 behind a three hit shutout from Trucks and Lefty Roy Henshaw. In the nightcap the Yankees exploded for 16 hits with Charley Keller homering twice to power a 12 to 4 victory over Detroit. Keller's 16th and 17th homers drove in four runs. Bill Zuber allowed seven hits as New York built a five-run lead in the first three innings.
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Princeton to Keep Grid Game Name Mahnken Coach
Professor Christian Gauss, chairman of the Princeton University Council on Athletics, said Princeton will play football this fall with a seven game schedule under a modified program. Football players will be drawn from 1,300 undergraduates, Navy and Marine Corps trainees included. Mahnken will be varsity coach assisted by Vaughan, former junior varsity coach and head hockey coach.
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Augie Galan Summoned by Landis for Hearing
Brooklyn outfielder first baseman Augie Galan received a summons to appear before Commissioner K M Landis at the Chicago office. Galan said he has no inkling why his presence is required. Meantime Arky Vaughan was examined and Dr Robert Hyland said Vaughan does not have stomach ulcers. Vaughan said Hyland diagnosed rapid functioning stomach with low blood pressure.
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International Sh Show SP APF i Syracuse 2 Toronto 0
Syracuse defeats Toronto 2 to 0 in a regional matchup. Other results include Rochester 8 over Jersey City 2 and Buffalo 6 over Baltimore 1. Newark earns 7 to Montreal 1 in a separate tilt.
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Albany to Get 42 Pennant During Legion Events Tonight
Albany hosts the tenth American Legion Baseball Night at Hawkins Stadium with the 1942 Eastern League pennant to be presented by League President Thomas H. Richardson and accepted by Senators manager Ripper Collins. Marines plus women Marines will guard the parade to the flag pole at eight P.M. Scranton and Albany clubs join the flag-raising, followed by six field events including lunge distance, catching accuracy, relay throws, bunt-and-run, pitching accuracy, and a 50 yard dash featuring Ben Steiner Chick Genovese Don Yohe and Jimmy Cookson.
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Cardinals Bury Dodgers 7-4 as Cooper Wins 15th
St Louis Cardinals defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 7 to 4 before 29 638 fans. Mort Cooper earned his 15th win, keeping the Dodgers scoreless after a six hit attack by the Cards in the first two frames. Whitey Kurowski drove in two in the first, Marty Marion added another, and Olmo homered for Brooklyn. The Dodgers’ late push produced three runs in the eighth, but Cooper and the Cards held on to sweep the four game set.
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Tomorrow's Schedule for Industrial Loop Three
Tomorrow's schedule outlines doubleheaders in the Industrial Loop Three with two twin bill games in the B league and one in Class A. In Class A Ford c. I. O's face D. & H. Shons in two games on Arsenal No. 1 diamond while Arsenal 90 mm meets Behr-Manning on diamond 2. Arsenal 73 mm and Rensselaer Valve play on Knickerbocker No. 4 Field. Class B games, all at Knickerbocker diamonds, include Ludlow Valve against Alpha Brush Co two games No. 1 Cluett Peabody vs Sliter's Dairy two games No. 33 and Robert Reis & Co. vs Adirondack Steel No. 3.
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Mazzy and Vrooman Set for Corp Main Bout at Bucci Stadium
Johnny Mazzanoble and Ken Vrooman clash in the main event at Bucci Stadium in Schenectady tomorrow night. Jimmy Carlson meets Paul Waterman in the semifinal. Several other strong bouts are planned for decision.
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Baseball In Brief Yesterday's Results
Scranton at Albany was postponed. In doubleheader play Binghamton beat Hartford 10-0 in game one and 14-6 in game two. Elmira defeated Springfield 5-3 with runs in the later innings. Wilkes-Barre beat Utica 7-6. Today's schedule lists Scranton at Albany Wilkes-Barre at Utica Elmira at Springfield and Binghamton at Hartford.
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National New York Beats Cincinnati 5 to 3 in Action
Today's games feature Philadelphia at Pittsburg with Rowe 9 4 and Butcher 5 4 as the lone scheduled matchup. New York downed Cincinnati 5 3, Boston routed Pittsburg 6 1, and St. Louis won 7 4 over Brooklyn as Philadelphia visits Chicago in the remaining contest.
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Sports Scores From Yesterday in Major Games
Yesterday results show Detroit 4 New York 1. New York 12 Detroit 4. Cleveland 11 Boston 3. Washington 7 St Louis 4. Washington 3 St Louis ? Only games scheduled.
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Indians Triumph Over Red Sox In Slugfest
Cleveland runs surge with three homers led by Ken Keltner as the Indians outslug Boston 11 to 5 in six innings. Buddies Rosar Newsome and Keltner pace the attack while ONeill and Reynolds prevent late rally.
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Naval officers plan quoit tournament in near future
Naval officers stationed at R. P. T. have completed plans for a quoit tournament to be held sometime in the near future. They request area residents with quoit sets donate them for use during the meet. Contact Ernie White at 101 Park Avenue Cohoes or Edward A. Wachter at City Hall.
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Braves Rally to Beat Pirates 6 1 in Five Game Set
Veteran pitcher Nate Andrews fired a five hitter to defeat the Pittsburg Pirates 6 to 1. The Braves broke the game open with a five run explosion in the sixth, backed by early singles from Connie Ryan and Charlie Workman. Ryan again sparked the offense in the sixth as Tom Holmes doubled and scored on a misplay, with later hits by Workman Masi and Farrell driving in runs.
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Giants Rip Reds 5-3 on 13 hits in New York
The New York Giants rallied for a 5 to 3 victory over the Cincinnati Reds to end a rough road trip. Giants hitters collected 13 hits off Feldman and Fischer to overcome an early Cincinnati lead and finish strong, with key RBIs from Rucker Medwick Lombardi and Haas.
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Big American Legion Night at Hawkins Stadium
Tonight's tenth annual American Legion Baseball Night at Hawkins Stadium features the Senators vs the league leading Scranton Miners with a special program of field events. New contests include bunt-and-run and relay events as fans travel from Albany to the game amid transport improvements. Francis Ouimet is noted for winning the 1913 National Open at age twenty.
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Induct Murtaugh Joins Army Amid Phillies Season
Philadelphia Phillies second baseman Murtaugh was inducted into the Army yesterday. He will continue to play until August 24 when he must report to Fort Meade, Maryland.
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Cubs Trade Lee to Phils For Livingston
Cubs send veteran pitcher Bill Lee to Philadelphia for 26 year old catcher Tommy Livingston. Lee starred for the Cubs in 1935 and 1933 pennant drives, while Livingston has been catching the Phillies regularly since their 1940 purchase from Springfield. The move protects against Clyde McCullough’s possible departure to the Army as the Cubs push toward the pennant.
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Burg Club Monarchs to Play Tonight at La Salle Field
The Lansingburg Boys' Club meets the Monarchs tonight at 6 30 at La Salle Field. Al Cunningham and Don Lambert will form the Lansingburg battery while Sf Brown and Rudy Meoli will score for the Monarchs. Players should report by 6 15.
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