Three Home Runs Mark First Game
The New York Yankees swept both ends of a doubleheader from the Philadelphia Athletics before 24 449 fans. They won the opener 7 to 1 and the nightcap 8-4 after a four run rally in the tenth inning. Spurgeon Chandler earned his 1éth win in game one, while Johnny Lindell and Frankie C rossetti homered for the Yanks in the first game.
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Brownie Loop Yearns to Play Tonight
The All Stars of the Brownie Softball League meet the Alediocre Stars at Anthony Park at 7 tonight. Losers entertain the winners after the game. Umpire wanno O'Connor to be joined by two others at game time.
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Braves sweep Dodgers with Nieman clutch double in ninth
Nieman delivered a ninth inning double to lift the Boston Braves 6 to 4 over Brooklyn, completing a three game series sweep as Brooklyn’s five game skid grows. Dodgers’ runs came early off Nate Andrews, while Boston’s late push featured Tommy Holmes’s ninth inning run and Nieman’s key hit.
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St Michaels claims C Y O crown with rout of Sacred Heart
Pete Russo and Mickey Furdyna led St Michael's to an 11-0 victory over Sacred Heart for the C Y O Senior League title at Prospect Park. Russo pitched effectively and had three hits, while Furdyna added two RBIs and three at bats. Sacred Heart’s Andy Krieger allowed seven runs in a rough fourth inning and took the loss.
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Phillies Blast Giants Twice To Regain Sixth Place
The Phillies won two games against the Giants, 5-1 and 8-2, to climb to sixth. Merrill May hit a grand slam in the opening blowout while Coaker Triplett added two on, and Al Gerhauser, Dick Barrett, Jack Kraus, and others held New York to limited hits. Rick Bartell homered for the Giants in the nightcap, as Philadelphia piled up 15 hits behind strong pitching to seal the sweep.
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Senators Take 2nd Place in Eastern League Series Sweep
Albany Senators win 7-0 and 2-1 at Hawkins Stadium to take second in the Eastern League, sweeping Wilkes-Barre Barons four games to none. Gilmore held the Barons to six hits in the opener. Cuccurullo outpitched Stukoski in the nightcap as Albany capitalized on Barons errors and timely hitting.
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Reds Wallop Cubs 10-7 in decisive seven-run inning
Eric Tipton homered twice and Bert Haas once for the Reds as Cincinnati rallied past Chicago 10-7 after dropping the opener 4-3. Paul Erickson and Hank Wyse faltered in a seven-run fifth inning that featured 11 Reds at the plate, four doubles and four singles. Bucky Walters earned his eighth win, while Claude Passeau won the first game for Chicago.
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Ex Brown Hurler Wins Tth In Row For Great Lakes
Frank Biscan former St. Louis Browns left-hander notched his seventh consecutive win for the Great Lakes Bluejackets by shutting out the Milwaukee semi pro Allen Bradley 2-0. The Sailors totaled nine hits off Walter Spangers to post their 42nd victory, scoring in the first and fifth on base hits by Johnny Mize who drove in Eddie Pellagrini and Leon Nonnenkamp.
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Wakefield Tiger Outfielder To Be Inducted Aug 17
Detroit Tiger outfielder Wakefield, a top AL hitter at .324, was notified Saturday he will be drafted into the armed forces and inducted in Chicago on August 17. He plans to leave Detroit August 16 after a series with Philadelphia and may miss up to three weeks if assigned to the Army. His Navy option could cut playing time to about a week. Wakefield and Rudy York have played every Tigers game this season. his brothers John and Robert are already in service.
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Trips Star Joins Throop Delegation
Colin Nawrocki of the Binghamton Triplets joined a Throop delegation for Army service. He plans to rejoin the Trips and play until he reports to the New Cumberland reception center on August 2.
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Cards Squelch Nearest Foe Twice 8-6 And 5-2 Pirates
The St. Louis Cardinals swept the Pittsburgh Pirates in a doubleheader, taking the opener 8-6 with a four-run eighth and the nightcap 5-2. Harry Walker extended his hitting streak to 20, Stan Musial hit his seventh homer, and Mort Cooper struggled in the opener while Murray Dickson earned the win. Breechen allowed the late lead in the nightcap for St. Louis, who increased their lead to 13 games.
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Champions Enter Albany Dog Show
Champions from several breeds gather for the ninth Mohawk Valley Kennel Club show at Albany Academy Field. Notable entrants include Robinson Joe the St Bernard owned by Albert J. Robinson of Rensselaer, Hottentot the poodle head, and Pocono Persica the Afghan hound leader. Entries close tonight with Otto Dube as bench chairman.
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Tigers Sweep Twin Bill from Chisox, 8-2, 3-0
Detroit pitchers Virgil Trucks and Tommy Bridges hurled a doubleheader sweep over the Chicago White Sox at Briggs Stadium before 32,698 fans. York blasted three home runs to lift his AL leader 18th homer, as Detroit won 8-2 and 3-0 to move into a third place tie with Chicago.
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International 4 Syracuse 6 Buffalo g Syracuse 3
Scores show Syracuse dominating Buffalo in two games with 6 3 and 3 2 outcomes. Toronto and Baltimore split games with 3 1 and 10 7. Montreal tops Jersey City 5 4 and 2 0, while Newark sweeps Rochester 8 2 and 5 1.
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Indians Sweep Browns in Doubleheader Victory Pair
Cleveland Indians won both ends of a day-night doubleheader from St Louis, beating the Browns 8 to 1 in the opener and 5 to 2 in the nightcap. Jim Bagby tossed five-hit ball for his 12th win. Jeff Heath homered with bases loaded in the nightcap and Chubby Dean earned the win in relief.
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Baseball In Brief Yesterday's Results
Baseball scores from Wilkes Barre Albany Scranton Utica Binghamton Springfield Hartford Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Pittsburg and other teams. Standings show St Louis leading with 66 wins while Brooklyn and Cincinnati chase. no games scheduled today.
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Baseball standings and results from a midseason slate
The listing shows scores across multiple games with teams like New York Philadelphia Washington Detroit Chicago Cleveland St Louis and Boston. It includes partial inning results and a league standings table with teams and percentages, noting no games scheduled today.
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