Albany Grabs 25 Hits in Twin Bill Win
Albany pounded out 25 hits in two games as they beat Withamsport Grays twice and moved closer to the Hartfore Laurels in the Eastern League race. Rodgers homered and and singled, Mayhew and Barnhart also produced key hits as Gilmore steadied the mound in support.
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Withientsport
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Albany
Seay
Hartfore
Dave Lambion
2Thauen
Senators
Rodgers
Brooks
Barnhart
Mayhew
Storrow
Grays
Dateman
Quincutis
Michie
Dou
Tony “Napoles
Williamsport
Barler
Gronfridds
Morrow
Turtin
Lawley
Brownies Seek Softball Tilts
Brownies softball team seeks upcoming contests with Troy Area teams. Contact Sam Edwards at Brownies Tavern to address scheduling and matching fixtures.
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Brownies
Connie Mack Eve Jubilee Beset by Uncertain Festivities
Connie Mack marks a golden anniversary with a planned Shibe Park ceremony before the Athletics host the Yankees. Stars from the All-Star roster including Walter Johnson Eddie Collins Honus Wagner and Babe Ruth are slated to appear alongside Mack for a public tribute and a baseball showcase.
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Bob Grove
Mic Cochrane
Big Dicker
George Lister
Eddie Collins
Saoresop Honus Wagner
Frank Baker
Outhelder
Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Police and Firemen to clash at Prospect Park tonight
Mayor John I. short will throw out the first ball as Troy’s civic guardians meet in a municipal showdown at 6 30 p m. Bear Beare calls balls and strikes Marty Dever umpiring. Firemen and Police, both aiming for win, finalize final drills with Firemen winning two of earlier season games.
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John I. Short
Frank Mames
Troy
Prospect Park
Bear” Beare
Eal
Marty Devers
Firemen
Junior Court Tourney Semis Reach Kalamazoo National Title Fight
Semi finals set at Kalamazoo College for the 2944 National Junior Tennis Championship. Bernard Bartzen of San Angelo Texas and Herbie Flam Beverly Wills Cal head the top bracket. Falkenburg from Hollywood Cal and Johnny Shea Los Angeles pace the other. Moutedous faces Mathey in a rivalry as Behrens, Bebren, Schwartz and others advance. Boxing results note Geran Bar-Tiere of Montreal kayoed Joe Miller in the Casino card.
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Mich
Califorgians
Texas
Kalamazoo College
Bernard Bartzen
San Angelo
Herbie Flam
Beverly Wills
Cal
Bob Falkenburg
Hollywood
Johnny
Shea
Los Angeles
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Orlando
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Top Speed
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Flan Star
Sidary Schwartz
Brooklyn
MacDonald Mathey
Princeton
Ww. J
Dick. Moutedous
New Orléans
Behrens
Moutedous
Chisox Dominate Indians in Twin 3 2 and 5 1 Wins
The Chicago White Sox swept the Cleveland Indians with 3-2 and 5-1 victories. Al Dietrich earned his 13th win and Orval Grove his 16th as Gordon Maltzberger backed them. Dickshot led off the opener with a triple and Trosky drove in runs in the second game, as the Sox climb toward the first division.
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Chicago Whites Sox
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Sox
al Dietrich
Orval Grove
Bis
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al Smith
Altie Reynolds
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Ted
Johan
Dickshot
Trosky Rit
Mickey Rocco
Thurman Tucker
Trosky
Guy Cartright
Reynolds
Lou Boudreau
Ren Keltner
Joe Heving
Leigh
Autopsy Confirms Fatal Boxing Injury in Chicago Boxer
Newark physician Dr. Harrison Maiiland said the autopsy on Leni Franklin, 26, a Chicago heavyweight, showed death from a brain injury with multiple hemorrhages after being knocked out by Larry Lane in Medowbrook. The examiner noted surgery offered no hope, with uncertain cause whether blow or fall. Franklin had sought medical care at City Hospital after July 24 bout. New Jersey athletic officials emphasized safety precautions despite the tragedy.
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N. J
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Maiiland
Eésex County
Leni Franklin
Chicago
Preaklin
City Hospital
Larry Lane
Trenton
Medowbrook Bowd
Franklin
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Mobile
Ala
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New Jersey
Civic Groups To Aid With Collins Fete
Civic and fraternal organizations and all American Legion posts will back James Rip Collins Night at Hawkins Stadium on Monday. The Eastern League game features the Senators managed by the Ripper as they host Albany, with a full committee coordinating tributes and several unannounced features planned for 6 30 p.m. The note recalls Gokins entering organized baseball in 1923, the year the Eastern League began.
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American Legion
James
Rip) Collins
Hawkins Stadium
Senators
Ripper
Albany
Ulttesis
Manezer Collins
Gokins
Braves Blast Mitchell Field Flyers 41-6 in New York clash
Boston Braves routed the Mitchell Field Flyers 41 to 6 led by Chuck Workman and Mike Sandlock with three hits and a home run. John Hickey started on the mound, Scotty MacPherson and Max Macon relieved for the win. Johnny Teasley homered and doubled for the Fixers as Boston cruised to victory.
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New York
Chuck Workman
Mike Sandlock
Boston Braves
Mitchell Field Flyers
Zack
Workman
Sandlock
Butch Nieman
Pat Capri
Bock Etschison
John Hickey
Boston
Scotty MacPherson
Max Macon
MacPherson
Johnny Teasley
Fixers
Geldiers
Johnny Rizzo
Firateard Dodger
Ossie ‘Scheehtiman
Long Island University
Teaseley
Arsiy
Watervliet Baseball School Attracts Sixty Five Hopefuls
Sixty five hopefuls attended a baseball school last night at Watervliet High School field. The event was held by senior Sacked Heart and Walton Wings members for players in the newly organized Waters Junior League. Tom Halpin of Sacred Heart directed the session with Wings players assisting, teaching positions and giving practice opportunities.
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Watervliet High School
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Walton Wings
Waters
Tom Halpin
Sacred Heart
Wings
Arsenal 9 Leaves Today for Utica to Meet Rhodes
The Watervliet Arsenal softball team will depart this morning for Utica to play Rhodes General Hospital in an Army Second Service command tour. Bil Everts and Ed Purdyna, who managed the Fort Niagara game, were nominated that night to form the starting battery by Capt Al Kelley, team manager.
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Watervliet Arsenal
Rhodes General Hospital
Army Second Service Command
Tourndrcent
Utica
Bil Evertsex
Ed Purdyna
Fort Niagara
Arsenal
al Kelley
Cubs Sweep Twin Bill and Extend Pennant Chase
The Chicago Cubs swept a doubleheader from the Brooklyn Dodgers to move toward a fourth-place finish and stretch their lead in the National League pennant race to 16 1/2 games. Key moments included Claude Passeau dominating in game two and Matty Marion delivering for St Louis in the night, with multiple players contributing runs in a high-scoring day.
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Louie Brookisn
Chicago Cube Cardinals
Brooklve
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Pirates
Pookie Tet Wilks
Aisates
Bill Nicholson
Preacher Fame
Hoe
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Ray Ue Ec
Die ¢ Wity
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St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Chipman
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Jim Eh
Claude Passeau
Matty Marion
Augie Galan
Trdining Homer
Vince Dionica
Maggio
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Lois Ren
Eben
Raga
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Marisef
Tommy Brown
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Newport News
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Standings and Scores From Eastern League Baseball
Eastern League standings show Albany and Hartford leading with 9s and 7s in a ten inning game format. Scranton, Binghamton, Wilkes-Barre, and Elmira also feature in tight race, with Albany visiting Williamsport and Scranton at Binghamton on tap. National and American leagues list Chicago, Brooklyn, St. Louis, Pittsburg and Cleveland results with upcoming night games and probable pitchers.
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Scranton
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Tide Turns As Utes Slap Barons In 7 1 Victory
Utica Blue Sox snap a six game skid by pounding the Wilkes Barre Barons 7 to 1. Jack Kimble threw six solid innings and Pappy Lehman homered in the seventh for Utica while Hooks Henry was touched for early runs. Turkey Tyson departed in a dispute and Eddie Sawyer planned to start Julius HomeKay tonight in the series finale.
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Utica Blue Sox
Wilkes- Barre Barons
At & P.m
Utica
Albany
Eddie Sawyer
Julius HomeKay
Sox
Henry
Baron Portsider
Behr-Manning Ties for Lead In B Indus Loop
Behr-Manning tied for first in the final standings of the Class 8 Industrial Softball League after beating Diamond Rock 41 at the Knickerbocker playground. Chiplock and McAister paired for the win. Hennedy and Kine played for the losers.
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Behr-Manning
Diamond Rock
Knickerbocker
Chiplock
McAister
Battery
Diamond Hock
Diamond
Jack Montgomery Bankroll Bond Fight Set For Tonight
Jack and Montgomery meet in a ten round benefit at Madison Square Garden to raise funds via $25 to $100,000 bonds. Proceeds fund war bonds with promoter Mike Jacobs covering most costs. Montgomery, from Philadelphia, weighs about 137 pounds. Jack, from Augusta, Georgia, around 138 pounds.
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Sohork Estie
Anandal—shar
Montgomery
Sack
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Treasury
Madison Square Garden
Jack
Mike Jacobs
Sidney Walker
Augusta
Sho Cing
St Peters Gains C V O League Lead
St Peters moved into first place in the C V O baseball league with a 11-4 victory over St Michael's at Prospect Park. Marty Dwyer piloted the St Peters club to the win, overcoming an early St Michael's lead and pulling away with a seven run burst in the sixth inning. Caswell and Hoffmeister led the hits. Conway and St Michael's also had productive at bats. Next, St Peters and St Michael's meet in a doubleheader Sunday at Prospect Park at 2 30 pm with the league lead at stake.
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St Michael's
Prospect Park
St. Michael's
Marty Dwyer
Bail Club
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Conway
D. Malone
Prospect Park Diamond
Liner Shop Triumphs 7-1 Over Administration
Liner Shop finished its regular season with a 7-1 win over the Administration in Arsenal League play at the Gun Plant. The Liners won 17 of 20 games behind Joe Zareski and Ralph Romana each batting 2 for 3, with Zareski adding a triple. Harvey Bessette led the Administration with a 2 for 3. final score Administration 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7. Liner Shop 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.
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Liner Shop
Arsenal
Joe Zareski
Ralph Romana
Zareski
Harvey Bessette
Administration
Emms Becomes Bench Manager for St Louis Flyers
St Louis signs P Hap Emms a 3a year old manager from the Omaha Knights of the Inactive American Hockey Association to coach the Flyers for the coming season in the American Hockey League.
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Hap Emms
Omaha Knights
American Hockey Association
St Louis Flyers
Sesson
Three Fast Trotters Star in Spa Feature
A Saratoga Springs harness race card showcases Gypsy Hanover Countess Lena Gondolier and others in a $2,000 feature. The event highlights multiple divisions with horses such as Gallant Heart and Norman Scott among the entries, along with several purses and first post at 3:21.
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Giants Top Fort Monmouth 4 2 In Exhibition Tilt
The New York Giants defeated Fort Monmouth 4-2 in a twilight exhibition. Giants scored once in the first and three times in the fifth. Fort Monmouth answered with two runs in the eighth on Don Richmonds homer with one on. Johnny Gee started, Bob Barthelson finished, Mancuso and Berres caught. John Miken pitched the entire game for Fort Monmouth with 13 strikeouts.
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Fort Monmouth
Giants
Don Richmond
Johnny Gee
Bob Barthelson
Gus Mancuso
Ray Berres
John Miken
Maltzberger Eyes Relief Pitcher Mound Title for White Sox
Gordy Maltzberger, star reliever for the Chicago White Sox, could become the first reliever to win the American League pitching title. With 21 wins and strong ERA, he challenges past records as he pitches primarily in relief and remains a key bull pen figure amid Sox nine’s late-season push.
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Miller Huggins
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