Senators Blast Utica For 15-5 Win In War Bond Night
Albany and Utica showcased a 15 to 5 victory as fans honored Collins with a war bond presentation. Alex Daniels led Albany with four hits and two triples, supported by Marhew, Rodgers, and Gilmore as the crowd of 6,093 watched in Hawkins Stadium alongside veterans and bands.
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Rex Cecil Perfect Pitcher for Bosox Workhorse
Rex Cecil is praised as a perfect pitcher and a workhorse for the Red Sox, able to toil every other day. The piece notes his return east, his past form in Portland and Vancouver, and his medical discharge allowing him to pitch while other soldiers join the military call. It lists Boston pitching options and the strain of wartime service on rosters.
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Arsenal Golf Play Opens Saturday at Cohoes Club
Arsenal Golf opens this week at Cohoes Club with qualifying rounds Saturday and Sunday to form four divisions including a championship scratch flight. Match play starts Sunday night with first round by Monday August 21 and one match per week thereafter. Captains A Reales and Les Gout handle entries. notable participants include Fr. Cil Boin, Steve Burnett, John Moynihan, Ray Mealey, and Frask.
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International and City Rivalries Echo in Standings
Fragmented lines show match results among teams and cities including Newark Toronto Syracuse Jersey City Baltimore and Rochester. Announced scores indicate varying outcomes across the listed games.
Army Clinches Playoff Spot At Arsenal
Army defeats Breer 1 0 to secure a Cup playoff berth in the final regular season game at the Arsenal League. Capt Joe Bruzdage went three for four to pace the attack while Cast Al Hel and Merch ant led pitching for the Army. Breech closes season against league leading G Q tomorrow.
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Net Champions Retain Crown in Delaware Finals
Margaret Osborne of San Francisco and Brough of Beverly Hills defeated Pauline Betz of Los Angeles and Doris Hart of Mississippi to win the women’s grass court doubles title in Wilmington Delaware. The match began Sunday and was halted by darkness after Betz and Hart won the first set 7-5 and were tied at 10 games in the second. Osborne and Brough prevailed in the deciding set.
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Albany Ab baseball: Daniels leads win in tough matchup
Dantes Daniels homered and drove in two as Albany Ab defeated Ganish 7 to 3 in extra innings. Wintch pitched 16 innings, Gilmore and Winsch struck out multiple batters, while Kimble took the loss. Umpires Kozma and Sammon oversaw a 2:05 time, attendance 2,026.
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Cravath Named All Star Grid Staff Leader
Jef Cravath, longtime Southern California coach and former Trojan star, was named to direct the College All-Stars against the Chicago Bears at Dyke Stadium on August 28. Cravath joins Bo McMillen and Henry Frnka on the All-Star board of strategy as sponsor Chicago Tribune notes. Cravath’s career includes head coaching at Denver, San Francisco University, and USC, with recent success at USC after returning from Denver and prior work under Howard Jones.
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Hemsley Delayed Induction Reported by Draft Board
Rollie Hemsley, catcher for the New York Yankees, reported to the Selective Service Board in New Fork yesterday that his draft papers had not arrived on time. He said the delay stemmed from papers sent home and dated three months prior.
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Trips Edge Laurels in Offense Fueled Series Opener
At Bulkeley Stadium Hartford Sunday, Trips beat Laurels 3 2 in a one run decision as a late three run burst carried the game. Starter Bit l Suckr and reliever Moore silenced Laurels with three late frames, while Harry Petty struggled in his debut before defense and timely hitting favored the Trips.
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Bainbridge Nips Braves In 9th 4 3
Bainbridge wins 4 3 over the Boston Braves in the ninth inning. Sherry Robertson scored on a Schelling play and Freddy Chapman hit a key triple driving in Chapman and Robertson. Buck Richardson homered for Boston in the seventh. Workman and Whizht contributed in later innings.
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Baksi Edges Savoid In Ten Round Boxing Bout
In Kulpmont Pa a 2 year old ex coal miner Baksi defeated Lee Savoid by a ten round decision. Judges split on the outcome as Baksi pressed early with fast hooks and Savold fought back, the action slowing late with clinches and aggression, Baksi winning 2144 to 2137 on one score.
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Standings and results in the Eastern League schedule
Eastern League standings show Albany leading Utica 45 to 5 with others like Binghamton at Hartford and Elmira postponed. Today’s games include Utica at Albany and Williamsport at Wilkes-Barre, with two games at times. National and American leagues list no scheduled games.
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Browns Lead as Make-or-Break Road Trip Looms
The St. Louis Browns, atop the American League by a dominant margin, head on a critical road stretch with an eight game winning streak. Manager Luke Sewell stresses tough opposition as 17,000 fans watched a string of home stand highlights including Don Gutteridge’s hitting and strong attendance figures. The club eyes a potential World Series clash with the Cardinals in St Louis.
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Walker Tops Sluggers in Senior Circuit
Walker regains NL batting lead with 13 hits in 28 at bats for the week ending Sunday, edging Stan Musial by one point. Johnny Hopp and Tommy Holmes hold high batting marks, while Barrett leads triples and steals. Teddy Wilkin adds a win as Brecheen follows.
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Bears Off for Training at St Joseph College Indiana
The Chicago Bears left for three weeks of training at St Joseph College Collegeville Indiana to prepare for the Collegiate All Stars game and the season opener at Dyche Stadium Evanston Illinois Two a day drill will run the first two weeks with coaches Hank Anderson Luke Johns and Paddy Driscoll in charge.
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Sally Sessions Sets Medal Mark at Western Amateur
Sally Sessions, 21, from Muskegon Michigan, shot 74 to win medalist honors at the Women’s Western Amateur, tying the year’s low medal score and setting course records on Onwentsia, with Betty Jean Rucker of Spokane two strokes back as runner-up.
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Pepper Martin Still Thrills Fans in Nostalgic Baseball Chat
A nostalgic crowd recalls Pepper Martin, the Osage wild horse, as he nears 40 and could still dazzle. Fans laud his basestealing, speed, and larger-than-life persona, with praise from peers and anecdotes of his prime feats and colorful off-field exploits.
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Top Drivers Renew Feud At Saratoga Raceway
Saratoga Springs race card centers on a Comet feature clash between Jack Brown and Frank Safford with Howard Hanover and Cinzano among runners. Safford leads the season driv ers standings after a late surge, while Brown trails earlier form as both vie for top driver honors at Old Orchard and Grand Circuit meet implications.
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