Senators Rally Past Binghamton in 15 to 9 Victory
Albany Senators blasted two Binghamton hurlers for 15 safeties and built a big lead with offensive bursts. Don Blienia, Bill Rodgers and Fred Clemence led a 15 hit attack as Albany rode to a decisive 15-9 win in the three game set.
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Miners Drop Twin Bill To Grays
Scranton fans saw the Miners fall to the Grays 5-3 in the opener and 5-4 in the nightcap at Stadion. Grays rallied with a three run fourth inning after two were re dived, while Patton and Sirobel held the visitors to limited hits.
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Sacred Heart defeats St Anthony's 3 2 in baseball
Sacred Heart beat St Anthony's 3 to 2 as Hearne opened with a single and scored after Marcia error. Sherwin and Kearns drove in runs in the third, Case and Walters added hits, and St Anthony's tallied in the sixth and seventh with Choppy's double and Tutunsian Murphy and Marchese singles. Mervin Murphy teamed as battery, Breen and Walters pitched for Sacred Heart.
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Browns Narrow Yankees Playoff Hopes With 3-0 Win
Denny Gatehouse fired six singles to back a shutout as St Louis beat New York 3-0. Johnny Lindell was the Yankees only runner to reach second as the Chacops suffered eighth straight loss and slipped further behind Boston in the American League race.
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Elmira rallies to defeat Barons 6 4 at Artillery Park
Elmira Neers overcame a late deficit to beat the Barons 6 4 last night at Artillery Park. Witkes-Barre led 2-0 before Elmira tied it in the late innings and pulled away, as starter Time left after three and one third innings and was credited with the win in relief by Fink.
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Behr-Manning Cluett Lead Industrial League Finals Bid
Behr-Manning and Cluett reached the Class 3 Industrial League finals with semifinal wins at the Knickerbocker Plex ground. Chiplock and McAllister powered Allegheny Ludlum's trimming as Civetts upset Marsha Eclipse. Five teams advance to Diamond 5 Knickerbocker for the playoff title Tuesday.
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McKechnie Signs Two Year Contract As Reds Manager
Bill McKechnie renews as Cincinnati Reds manager for two years and plans to retire in 1946. Club president Powel Crosley Jr and GM Warren Giles praise his record, citing two pennants, a world championship, and top finishes over six years. They outline postwar plans and investment in players.
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Chisox Lose But Record Triple Play
Boston Red Sox edged Chicago 2 to 1 but the White Sox turned a triple play in the fourth inning for their second of the season against Boston. Pete Fox Bob Johnson and Bobby Doerr singled as Ralph Hogzia fielded Taber’s drive and fired to second to complete the outs.
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Darniey Sets New Mark in Goshen Derby
Darniey a fouryearold Scotland owned trotter trained by Aaron Williams of Corning N E set a new competitive Derby record at Good Time Park winning the $3850 Goshen Derby on the Grand Circuit. He opened with a 1:59 2/5 mile, two and three fourths seconds faster than his prior best, while Tara Nine Arata and Greyhound also ran notable heats in the event. Whitney’s Brown horse finished in 2:02 in the final stretch.
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St Michael's and St Peter's Battle to 1-1 Tie
St Michael's and St Peter's played to a 1-1 tie in a game halted by darkness at Geer Field. Piskute pitched for St Michael's, Abate for St Peter's, with St Peter's scoring in the third and St Michael's tying in the sixth. Sunday schedule lists St Peter's doubleheader vs St Anthony's at Prospect Park and Berlin Bearcats at Berlin field.
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Tigers Nip Nats in 10th On Yorks Fly
Mort Cooper blanks Phils 2-0. Kurowski homers for Tigers while York tosses shutout effort. Washington scores early with infield hits and walks. Cramer's fielding play helps Tigers grab late lead in a tense 2-0 win.
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Warren's 10th inning hit boots Brooks to win
Warren delivered a pinch single in the tenth to lift Brooks to a 4 3 victory over the Chisago Cubs. Bill Nicholson and Andy Pafko homered for the Cubs, who led 3 0 before Brooklyn tied it in the seventh and again in the eighth before Olme's homer gave Brooks the lead. The Cubs tied in the final frame but could not retake the lead.
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Segura Advances to Semi in Westchester Tennis Meet
Pancho Segura of Ecuador defeated J Gilbert Hail 64 62 in a quarter final at the Westchester Country Club, moving toward a second consecutive Eastern Grays courts tennis title. Hail, a 46 year old ex-soldier from New York, was Segura’s opponent.
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Standings and Games in Eastern and National Leagues
Eastern League standings show Albany, Binghamton, Williamsport, Scranton, Elmira, Wilkes Barre, Hartford. Today's games include Albany at Binghamton and Elmira at Wilkes Barre. National League results list Brooklyn, Chicago, Pittsburgh, New York, Boston, Cincinnati, St Louis, Philadelphia. Upcoming pitchers and matchups detail night games. American League results show St Louis, New York, Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Philadelphia, Washington. Tonight’s games list pitchers and matchups across leagues.
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Bob Brady Powers Laurels To 3 1 Victory Over Utes
Bob Brady had two singles and a homer driving in all Hartford runs as the Laurels toppled Utica 3 1. Hal Schacher pitched six strong innings allowing six hits, with Merle Settlemire closing out. Brisk defense featured four double plays in the win.
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Top Drivers May Clash At Spa Tonight
Saratoga Springs racing cards feature leader Jack Brown facing Frank Safford who withdrew earlier in the week. Howard Hanover and Cinzano race against Brown in the second event the Columbia, while My Girl and Bowman Hanover are major contenders in Greenwich pacing. Eight trotters race in Lake Placid, with tomorrow’s Schenectady for pacers highlighted by a $2,000 purse.
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Arsenal Host To Pine Camp Team Tonight
The Watervliet Arsenal baseball squad aims for a second tourney win tonight against Pine Camp at the Arsenal grounds. Bill Evertsen will start on the mound with Buck Charbonneau available in relief. Pine Camp is among the tourney’s top Army teams and figures to challenge the Gun Plant employees. The Arsenal lost to Fort Niagara in their opener and beat Rhoads General Hospital in the second game.
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Braves Defeat Reds Behind Red Barrett
Braves beat the Reds 6 to 2 as Charles Red Barcery was strong on the mound and helped spark the offense. A lost line hints at a double by Damas Phillipe and a late run in the Braves’ scoring.
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Indians Rally Past Athletics in 5-4 Win
Cleveland tops Philadelphia 5 to 4 for a second straight victory behind Joe Heving who earned his seventh win. Gromey lasted seven frames before relief by Heving as Berry took the loss in a jittery appearance. Rocco and Boudreau led the offense with key hits and runs.
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