Covington Ends Albany Streak at 15
Albany built a 2-0 lead early as both teams traded runs, then Covington reclaimed control with a late rally. Albany tied it in the ninth, but Covington answered in the top of the tenth to seize the win and end Albany’s 15-game streak.
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Covington
Albany
Atl
Ralph McCabe
Pinger
Senators
Rowscripte
Reesers
Albany Ruener
Grant
Aves
Son
Riler
Banhio
Hearted
Urés
Sarphart
Mort
Growinger
Fred Daniels
Goulish
Picciuto
Browns Rally Past Indians in Twin Nine-Run Sixth
St Louis Browns defeated the Cleveland Indians 9 to 6 and 6 to 4, securing their eighth win in nine games. The offense sparked by six-run bursts in the sixth inning of both games paced the victory as Gutteridge and McQuinn starred with key hits and a late scoring charge. Attendance reached 16,935, boosting the season home tally to 276,647.
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St. Louis
Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Ceréey
Zeme
Tonis
Browns
Tworth- Gan
Bagby
al Zerit
Moore
Stephens
Istman
Turner
Zaria
Galehonne
O'Dea
Ome
Post
Guneridge
Hreeich
McQuinn
Gutteridge
Byrnes
Bmicquinn
Jard Stephens
Mack
McQuien
Zarilia
Christman
Mancuso
Caree
Potter
Cleveland
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svHeath
Gromex
Ballet
Heath
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Guitteridge
Byres
ZBOT
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Maneuse
Poster
Hollingseoth
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Torzis
Bob Pwg
ST. Louise
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Helliens
Mass—Maneuse
Selsner Boudrean
Dousie Piaseridge
MerQuian
Ciere
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St Louis
Crossek
Gromer
Gsomiek
Bolingsworth
phicher—Gromes- Aa Hubbard
Jones
Brothers, Former Grid Stars, Both Killed in France
Kingston Pa wired reports confirm Maj Richard O Malley and Capt Thomas OMalley two former Pennsylvanian Military College football stars were killed during the Normandy invasion in France. War Department notified their father Michael OMalley. Thomas captained the PCC team in 1919 and Richard played guard with a noted position.
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Kingston
Richard O Malley
Thomas O'Malley
Th. War Department
Michael O'Malley
Thomas
P.M. C
Richard
Grays Dismantle Barons to Claim Cellar Spot
Grays routed the Barons 12 2 in the opener as Grays pitchers shut down the Barons offense. Williamson struggled for the Barons while Grays bats found rhythm. In the nightcap Hren allowed two runs as the Grays held on to edge the visitors. The two defeats drop the Barons into last place, rivaling Scranton for the cellar position.
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Wilkes-Barre
Cpi
Barons
Williamson Grays
Sunder
Grays
Hren
Watervliet Junior Loop Opens Tonight
The Watervliet Junior League opens tonight with Ralph Hershaw leading his Wild feats against the JSsh Street Aces at the Watervliet High School diamond. Games will be played each Monday Friday and Saturday, sponsored by Watervliet Sacred Heart and Walton Wings teams which run a weekly school for young players.
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Watervliet
Blue Pennant Wins Fair Acres Handicap at Agua Caliente
Blue Pennant ridden by WW Naylor led early and held a pherenetic victory over My Universe in the Fair Acres Handicap covering a mile in 1:38.13. Gold Pomp finished third as Blue Pennant paid 4 to 1 3 to 1 2.46, while My Universe paid 4.40 and 2.40 and Gold Pomp 2.40.
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Agua Caliente
Mex
Cpy
Naylor
Blue Pennant
My Universe
Fair Acres
Gold Pomp
Yankees Sweep A’s in Doubleheader 1-0 and 1-0
New York Yankees take both games of a doubleheader against the Philadelphia Athletics, 1-0 in each, after an opening 6-1 win day. Lindell belted his second homer amid a tight pitching duel with Jesse Flores. McGee’s fifth inning single produced the A’s only run.
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Johnny Zin
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Athletics
Lindel
Jesse Flores
Dubdiel
Festerday
Lindell Flores
Dubiel
Bill McGee
Cra Tsetti
Flores
New York
Sam Harris
Don Black
Carl Schieb
Yanks
Mel Queen
Newark
Joe Page
Bears
Braves Sweep Dodgers in Twin Bill 14-4 and 8-7
The Braves defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers in a doubleheader 14-4 and 8-7. Nate Andrews earned the win in the opener with help from a six-run seventh inning, while Cal Melish started game two before Charley Barrett closed. Howie Schulte homered for Brooklyn as the Dodgers mounted a late rally but fell short.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Leréay
Braves
Dodger
U Dodgers
Les Webber
Tom Warren Land
Claude Crocker
Jin Tobin
Cal Melish
Nate Andrews
Charley Barrett
Dodgers
Howie Schulte
Ting
Eddie Stanky
Byreh Nieman
Boston
Brooklyn
Febin
Horenn Webber
Warren
Greener
Owen
Battet
Gresy Fm
Bragan Fa
Melton
Brooklys
Erepeen Waker
Gime
Workman
Scholts
Wotiican
Friple Pley — Stagkh
Homon
Andrews
MeLish
Gregg
Hite
Andreaz
Barrett
MeLich
Gresg
Andrees
Sears
Conlan
Miners Take Seventh On Split With Ehnira In Scranton
Scranton Miners, once last in the Eastern League, edged ahead after Ray Patton opened with a 60 gain. The Bayers rallied to win 3-2 in overtime, with strong pitching by Tom Baker and key hits by Davis Bolin and Patton. International scores list Buffalo over Baltimore and Syracuse over Rochester with multiple open games.
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Scranton
Scranton Miners
Meg
Ray Patton
Himira Pioneers
Invaders
Wilkes-Barre Barons
Williamsport
Scrantonjana
Abwoormn
Tom Baker
Prectises
Patton
Tot
Davis
al Todd
Ed Bolin
Baker
Johnny Riley
Pioneera
Sally Brad” Trimedrson
German Fink
Bob Copyn
Thra
Wally Nowak
Replay Ordered for Hartford Elmira Disputed Game
The Hartford Elmira contest halted by lights at Elmira Park on August 4 will be replayed when the Pioneer team visits Hartford on August 23. Thomas H. Richardson, soon to be president in Albany for Rip Collins fights, ordered the replay citing Rule 23 Section 3. Umpire George ScDonald, injured by a pitch, will be out four to five weeks.
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Hartford-Elmira
Elmira Park
Fioneers
Hartford
Thomas H. Richardson
Albany
Rip Collins
Richardson
George ScDonald
Fesp
Fred Tustin
Rip Collins to be honored in Albany tonight
Rip Collins, 21 years in professional baseball, will be feted at Hendricks Stadium in Albany. The former Nanty-Glo miner turned Eastern League manager led Albany to the league title in his first year and holds major and minor league records as a switch hitter and slugging champion. The ceremony, featuring Joe Nolan and guests from civic groups and American Legion posts, precedes the Albany Utica game at 8:30 p.m.
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Rip” Collins
James Collins
Nanty-Glo
al ‘Wang
Senators
Albany
Pe Serna
Collins
Joe
Nolan
Odigin
Pam
Albany-Utica
Albany A
Thomas H Richardson
Pirates End Cubs Win Streak In Twin Bill Sweep
Pittsburgh nipped Chicago 13 5 in the opener and 5 4 in the nightcap before 35382 fans as Elvin Roe earned wins in relief in both games. Jack Barrett homered twice and drove in two in the first game, while Bob Elliott and Frank Cowan added doubles. Barrett also added his 15th triple on the season.
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Pittsburg AP
Phiteburs Pi
Chicago Cubs
Opel
Cubs
Domme
Pirates
Elvin
Preacher
Roe
Bucs
Carsairs
Ty Jack Barrett
Bob Elliott
Frank Cowan
Barrett
Standings and Results From Easton League and Majors
Yesterday's Easton League standings show Albany Utica Hartford Binghamton Elmira Scranton Williamsport and Wilkes Barre with results and today’s schedule. In the National and American Leagues Boston, Pittsburgh, New York, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Cleveland, Detroit and others post scores, with attendance down for Sunday majors, totaling 192,846 across seven doubleheaders and one single game.
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Albany
Einbhaston
Hartford
Elmira
Scranton
Willamaport
Wilkes-Barre
National
Boston
Brooklyn
Fittsburg
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Washington
S. Louis
Cleveland
St. Leos
Detroit
Curtiout Ince
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Pet
Albane Bis
Utica
Willamsport
Sir Binghamton Ae
Scranton Wilkes-Barre
Ed Kalski Debuts With Syracuse Chiefs in IL Play
Ed Kalski from Cohoes made his International League debut with the Syracuse Chiefs yesterday against the Rochester Redwings. He pitched five innings allowing five hits and four walks, with two runs scoring on two singles. Rochester won 2 to 0 after a relief change.
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Ed Kalski
Cohoes High School
Syracuse
Rochester
Sig Ed Kalski
Cohoes
Revchester Redwings
Lisenbee
Lavhier
Cincinnati Reds
Giants Beat IPhils 6-2 in opener as Phils rally later
New York Giants win the opener 6-2 behind strong hitting led by George Heusmann Joe Medwick and Phil Weintraub. Phillies erase a 2-0 deficit with homer by Tet Cteslak Mervin Shea and Triplet but lose the nightcap while Cher Ley Letchas is injured catching Weintraub.
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Philies
Tet Cteslak
Mervin Shea
Coates ‘Triplett
Phillies
Gino Kz
Aestler Jeaterdsy
Giants
George Heusmenn
Joe Medwick
Phil Weintraub
Cherley Létchas
Felo
Sears
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Lerchus
Pop Finley
Adam
Elizabeth Hospital
Medwick
Johnny Fucker
Harry Feldman
Allen
Philadelphia
Rims
Clestak
Shea
Komeruna
Czesiak
Ehea
Triptett
Smeritice
Luby
Mullen
Stewart
Laptes
Phildelphia
New Yorker
Sirtkesne Alien
Lee
Hita
Alien
A. Adams
Alen
Finetti
Hallan Fee
Bageess
Pate
Bosox Rally Past Nationals in Second Game 5-4
The Boston Red Sox beat the Washington Nationals 5 to 4 in the second game of a Fenway doubleheader after two runs in the seventh. Roy Partee delivered the deciding hit as a pinch hitter for Hal Wagner, driving in the tied and go ahead runs. The opener saw a disputed home run by Jake Powell that sparked Washington’s victory.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Washington Nationals
Fenway Park
Washington
Mickey Haefner
Nat Pitcher
Bobby Doerr
Jim Tabor
Roy Partee
Hal Wagner
Nationals
Jake Powell
Joe Bowmen
Billy Grieve
Powell
Seaos
Joe Cronin
Red. Sox
Wext
Stan Spence
Hadk Sox
Bowman
Piches
Robert Ortiz
Tabor
Gi Torres
Spence
Lou Finney
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Ken O’dea
Dan Litehiter
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Leonard Lefebvre
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Rommill
Grieve
Dad Gumbert
Propher Stewart
Duar Wenter
Tine
Servicwner
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