Cardinals End Sewell Streak In 8-3 Pirates Win
St Louis Cardinals toppled Rip Sewell 8 to 3 in game one of a four game set with Pittsburgh. Max Lanier struck out nine as Stan Musial went 4 for 4, driving in five runs with a triple and a bases loaded double play key moments. Seventeen runs, eleven hits, and four Cardinal errors shaped the late rally.
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Nats Beat Red Sox 4-2 Behind Leonard's Win
Washington knuckleballer Emil Leonard pitched effectively for his eighth win, scattering 10 Boston hits as the Nationals defeated the Red Sox 4 to 2. Key moments included Priddy's third homer, a bases loaded walk, and a two-run single by Stan Spence. Skeeter Newsome doubled, Culberson and Cronin contributed for Boston, with Sullivan tagging a Washington run. Attendance listed at 4,102.
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Baseball In Brief Yesterday's Results first Game
WIKES-BARRE edged Albany 12 to 5 in seven innings. Patica and McDonnell batted, while Kner and Rensa pitched for Wikes-Barre and Albany respectively.
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Giants win protested Philadelphia game on June 13
National League results show New York 4 Philadelphia 3 in a protested June 13 contest later ruled a Giants victory. Boston 4 Brooklyn 3 in 10 innings. St. Louis 8 Pittsburgh 3. Cincinnati 9 Chicago 7. Standings list St Louis 64 ak 674. Pittsburgh 53 44 546. Cincinnati 52 46 531. Brooklyn 52 4& 520. Chicago 45 51 469. Boston . 41 52 440. New York 37 60 881. Today’s games include Pittsburgh at St. Louis, Cincinnati at Chicago, Boston at Brooklyn, Philadelphia at New York.
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Local Baseball Scores and Matchups From Day Play
Philadelphia beats New York 4 to 0 and Detroit shuts out Chicago 6 to 0 as Washington wins 4 to 2 over Boston. Cleveland edges St. Louis 1 to 0 with St. Louis meeting Cleveland in Gates house action. York, Chandier 133 faces Flores 99 at Philadelphia. Chicago plays Detroit as Dietrich 6 7 opposes Newhouser 7 9 while Washington travels to Boston to meet Meriz 4 5 against Dobson 1 6.
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Hockey scores from the day across leagues
In international play Syracuse edged Buffalo 6 to 3 while Buffalo defeated Syracuse 4 to 3. The ten inning game featured New York City blanking Montreal 3 to 0, Newark beating Rochester 7 to 6, and Toronto leading Baltimore 9 to 2 with ten innings completed.
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Phils Clio Giants Rally Past Giants 7-4 in 13-Hit Win
Phils erupt for 13 hits to beat the Giants 7-4 after a prior 6-3 win turned to a 4-3 loss. Kon Northey hits two homers driving three runs, Babe Dahlgren adds a two-run double, and Bill Lee relieves Dick Barrett in the eighth to quell a late threat. Lombardi homered off Barrett in the seventh as New York leaves tied after a protracted June 13 game. Kimball walks in the winning run on June 13’s disputed play.
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Indians Nip Browns 1-0 on Reynolds shutout
Allie Reynolds pitched a three hitter, Cleveland Indians beat the St Louis Browns 1 to 0 before 15,986 at Cleveland Stadium. Cris Hackett was hit to start the fourth. Roy Cullenbine's single moved him to third and Jeff Heath grounded into a double play for the only run. Reynolds struck out nine, a new high for his brief major league career. Sales of 15,986 attendance reported.
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Former Albany Catcher Heads Nursery League in St Louis
East St Louis launches a youth baseball program dubbed the Nursery League led by Ray Rice, ex Albany Eastern League catcher. The six sections host two teams each for ages 10 to 15 with altered field dimensions. Sam Breadon of the Cardinals lauds the program and hires Rice as part time scout for Illinois territory.
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Albany's Senators Sweep Barons in Twin Bill 5 to 1 and 5 to 2
Albany rallied to defeat Wilkes-Barre in a doubleheader, 5 to 1 and 5 to 2, at Hawkins Stadium before 1,475 fans. Luther Knorr and Charles Gibson delivered solid starts, with Albany seizing control in the first game and scoring in waves in the nightcap to narrow Wilkes-Barre's lead to half a game as the teams prepare a postponed doubleheader.
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A's Shut Out Yanks By 4-0 Tally
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated the New York Yankees 4 to 0 at Shibe Park before 14 377 fans. Roger Wolff held the Yankees to no runs despite five walks as the A's scored in the first, third, and sixth innings. Don Heffner Elmer Vale Dick Siebert Pete Suder contributed key hits including Suder’s homer. Marius Russo took the loss after six innings.
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Falkenburg Brink Reach National Juniors Net Finals
In Kalamazoo Michigan Bob Falkenburg beat Eugene Garrett 6-2 6-4 and Jim Brink defeated Jack Tuero 6-4 1-6 1-2 in semifinals to reach the boys final at the National Juniors Tournament. Flam defeated Shea 6-1 6-2 and Davis upset Gatoway 6-0 6-1 to reach the title playoff.
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Liners Earn 11th Straight In Arsenal Blowout
The Liners cruised to their 11th consecutive win in the Arsenal softball league, routing the Guards 15 to 1. Mooney allowed three hits over the mound performance, with Frank Gruba driving in four and Frank Rokjer adding a sharp single for the losers. The PA team topped the Firemen 7 to 4, as Levertsen completed the win with ten hits allowed.
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All-Stars crush Cohoes Merchants 15 to 3 at Catholic High Field
The C. Y. O. All-Stars defeated the Cohoes Merchants 15 to 3 with Hank Hefferich allowing four hits. Ed Trombley led the All-Stars, who will play Our Lady for Victory Wednesday night at 6:30 at Catholic High diamond.
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Tigers Top Chisox's Grove 6-0 in four-game set opener
Detroit pounded Orval Grove for ten hits as Rudy York blasted his 15th homer and Paul Trout earned his 11th win in a 6-0 Tigers victory over the White Sox. Luke Appling and Guy Curtright produced Chicago’s two hits each as Detroit struck late with four runs in the eighth.
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Wood's Ryder Cup Team Favored In Renewed Duel
Craig Wood's Golfers Choice In Ryder Play Detroit Largely because of an edge in experience blond Craig Wood's Ryder Cup team is favored to repeat its 1942 triumph over Walter Hagen's challengers in a two day renewal this weekend of Golf's world series expected to raise 330000 for the Red Cross. In an four ball match at Plum Hollow today 50 year old Hagen returns paired with Melbin Harbert to oppose Gene Sarazen and Wood. Four points are at stake today with eight more up in singles tomorrow.
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Chiefs Win 7-6 Over Cohoes Tigers at Memorial Stadium
Green Island Chiefs defeated the Cohoes Tigers 7-6 last night. Battery for the winners was Mes sier and Collins, while Jones and Fischer pitched for the losers. Boots Jordan and Wally Curley went 3 for 4 to star for Green Island, and Red Bowles led Cohoes with 2 for 4.
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Sandlot Baseball Shines Amid War Effort Here
In Troy area, sandlot baseball thrives despite wartime strains with new teams forming in Troy Watervliet Green Island and Cohoes. St Michael’s and Sacred Heart vie for the league title as Hess All Stars Clif Sanhein’s Troy Raiders and others boost local support amid a busy 1983 season.
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Dodgers Fall to Braves in Extra Inning Loss
The Dodgers drop their eighth straight as Charley Workman hits a three run homer in the 10th inning to lift the Boston Braves to a 4 3 win over Brooklyn at Ebbets Field. Jim Tobin outlasted Whit Wyatt and Les Webber in a tense game with Durocher ejected after a dispute with the umpire.
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Moose Fuller Dies Ex-Albany Pitcher at 49
Funeral services for Wheeler B moose Fuller will be held today at 9 am from Tebbutt Memorial Chapel in Albany and later at 9 30 from St Marys Church Albany Fuller 49 died Thursday after a long illness A veteran of World War I he became a star pitcher in AEF teams abroad Joining the Eastern League in 1920 he spent nearly 12 years with the league He was a member of the 27 25 Senators pennant winners and the 19% 25 champions the Waterbury Brasscos Fuller teamed with Earl Johnson to win 43 games for the 1927 title Known as a spitball master he was a control pitcher Surviving is his wife Mrs Lil Man Isenaker Fuller of Albany
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Reds Blast Four Cubs Hurlers For 9 7 Win
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Chicago Cubs 9 to 7 as Eddie Hanyzewski and Paul Derringer were roughed up in two big innings. Clyde Shoun earned the win despite allowing 11 Cubs hits, while Stan Hack and Thompson Livingston supplied notable moments for Chicago.
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Nats Reacquire Jake Powell From St Paul
Washington owner Clark Griffith announced the purchase of outfielder Jake Powell from St Paul of the American Association. Powell, batting .270, returns to the Nationals as insurance for a Western trip after sending John Marion and an undisclosed sum to acquire him. Powell starred for the Yankees for four and a half years and batted .455 in the 1936 World Series.
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