Senators Edge Grays In Two Game Set Victory
Albany hosts a two game series with the Grays, tallies 10 6 in game one and 17 6 in game two. The Wildcats trio, led by Rodgers and Gado, deliver a high scoring night as the home squad expands its win streak to 14 in a row.
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Senators Home For Thin Bill
The Albany Senators return to face Uties after a two game win over Williamsport, with a 2 p.m. doubleheader start. Hawley and Kas had control in a rough game with errors and key hits by Gallardo Langley Qui and Doy, while Williamsport struck back in the later innings with timely hits and defensive miscues.
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Yankees Win 1-0 in Final Frame Over Athletics
In a pitchers duel, the Yankees tally a late decisive run off Buck Newsom to defeat the Athletics 1 to 0. Borony earns the win as Newsom suffers the loss after a slow start and a tough eighth inning. The game features solid defense and timely hitting, with New York capitalizing on a misplay to push across the winning run.
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Tigers Win 6 1 Over Kalamazoo In Twilight Game
The Detroit Tigers beat the Kalamazoo Al Stars 6 to 1 in a twilight game before 5,000 fans in Kalamazoo, scoring with a key triple by Joe Hoover. Other results list standings in the Eastern and National Leagues with multiple games and probable pitchers for upcoming matchups.
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Boston Blanks Washington in twin bill 4 to 0
Red Sox split the doubleheader with a 4 to 0 win after dropping the opener 7 to 5. Emmett O Neill tossed a two hit shutout in game two as Boston benefited from timely hitting and a Dodgers style defensive miscues by Washington.
Police Stop Firemen In 6 2 Softball Victory
Police Department softball team overcome Firemen 6 to 2 before about 2 000 fans at Prospect Park. Hop Hicker led the Police with strong defense and steady hitting as Jim Moran Bin Steimberg and Tecky Moran paced nine hits among them. Firemen’s Stevens had three safeties while Ciofé Smith and Pendergast each contributed two. Local officials watched, including Mayor Jona J Ahern and Public Safety Commissioner Mozimes. Smith and Evers, Hickey and Donovan were the battery for Firemen and Police respectively.
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Utica Blue Sox Win On Lehman's Seventh Inning Run
Utica Blue Sox beat Wilkes-Barre Barons 5 to 4 after a ninth inning tied game. Claude Wekdon and Julius Homokay pitched well for Utica with a decisive error by Wilkes-Barre earlier. Lehman drove in the winning run in the tenth, Covington credited with the victory as 2,037 fans watched the dramatic finish.
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Dodgers Caught Up In Draft Physical for Owen
Mickey Owen, Brooklyn catcher aged 27, summoned to appear before the draft board in Brookline, Mo, next Tuesday for his physical examination. Owen has held 23-A status for several months.
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Grid Eagles Sign Tackle Friedman In 1933 Draft Pick
Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League announced yesterday the signing of tackle Friedman from the University of Washington. Friedman was chosen by the Eagles in the 1933 draft but went into the army and was later discharged due to a dog injury.
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Chisox Tie Up Indians in First Division Sweep
Chicago White Sox end a month away from the top division by beating Cleveland for the third straight time. Wade outduels Harder as Chicago racks seven runs on 12 hits to erase an Indians threat and extend their winning streak to four games.
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Walters Bags No 16 Reds Down Cards
Walters wins his 16th of the season over the St Louis Cardinals before 25,333 fans. He finally gains victory on his fifth try, despite six walks and control issues. Stan Musial extends his hitting streak with two doubles in three trips, while Danny Litwhiler hits his tenth homer and Musial errs on a throw to third in the fifth.
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Connie Mack Golden Anniversary Night at Shibe Park
Connie Mack celebrated his golden anniversary as a major league manager at Shibe Park with a World Series atmosphere. Fans packed the park despite a transit strike as Mack introduced his all time athletic team including Sisler Collins Wagner Baker Johnson Ruth Speaker and Grove. Governor Bell presented a gold box and $5000 to honor Mack while Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb era figures drew cheers and a late surprise substitute for Cobb was announced.
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Beau Jack Beats Montgomery in Madison Square Garden Bout
Beau Jack, 132 1/2 pounds, defeated Montgomery in a split decision before 15,322 at Madison Square Garden. The bout, fourth meeting between the rivals, featured constant action with no knockdowns and a total round split showing Jack leading on two judges’ cards. Gate reported at $35,864.99 with proceeds aiding war relief.
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Luby's Homer Gives Giants Win in 10th
Luby's 10th inning homer lifted the New York Giants past the Philadelphia Phillies 4 3 last night. Ken Raffensberger pitched the full game for the Phils allowing six hits with two homers by Lombardi and Wasdell. Johnny Peacock triple and Stewart single produced Phillies runs. Phil Weintraub drove in Rucker for the Giants and Wasdell, Northey belted consecutive homers off Voiselle in the sixth.
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Cubs Defeat Pirates for 10th Straight
The Cubs beat the Pirates 43 to 0 last night before 10,022 fans, extending Chicago’s winning streak to ten straight. A late surge by Pittsburgh tied the game briefly, but Cubs relief homers by Sava and Hack powered the comeback with Cavarrella scoring on a single.
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Fans Await Rip Collins Fete Monday
After a final road trip, the Senators return to Williamsport for a four game set with Utica. Monday honors James Rip Collins, Albany Club manager in his third straight season, with a civic program at 3 pm featuring Joe Nolan as emcee and two women from the crowd in a speaking program at the ballpark.
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