Senators Win Edge Albany in Easters League Action
Albany loses at Utica as the Senators fall 4 2 with Jahary Moore outpitching the visiting trio. Bill Rodgers extends his hitting streak to 102 games despite the defeat while Ralph MecCabe and Chuck Haworth lead Albany’s offense. The trip ends with Albany on a road swing toward Litka and Bing Ramon ahead of an August home stretch.
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Aléeny Sedators
Hawkins
McTaffey
Emn
Hartford Lecers
Utica
Senators
Ralph MecCabe
Chuck Hawor
Yiskers
Jahary Moore
Alouthir
Binghamton
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Stars
Albany
Bill Rodgers
Het
Litka
Rive
Uties
Bing Ramon
Seiurday
Cohen
Steen Crow
Johnson
Ouffeld
Mayhew
Barnhart
Moore
Lewis
Collings
Masxyhen
Daniels
Scotch Abbott Triumphs at Rockingham
In a close finish at Rockingham Park yesterday, Scotch Abbott edged L Levinson by a few strides to win the Gazelle Allowance feature. Goober Tad, the even money favorite, settled third as betting payouts ranged from 2.29 to 3.43 to win.
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Abbott
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Tatu
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Inti
Yankees End Browns' Ten-Game Streak With 6-1 Win
New York, batting for the loop leaders, defeated St. Louis 6-1 before 3 253 fans. Lane Bewells had a key eight-run note, while Russ Derry and Sigmund State led the hits. The Browns suffered their second defeat as Tom Turner and Christofan contributed for the visitors.
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Sigmund S Tate
Janucki
Hollingsworth
Zoldsz
Janeea
Risses
Hemsley
Russ Derry
Mark Christofan
Maxe
Tom Uurner
Christace
Standings and results for the Eastern and National Leagues
Eastern League standings and yesterday results show Binghamton 4 Albany 2 Wilkes Barre 6 Elmira 5 Scranton 9 Williamsport 1 Hartford 10 Etica 2 Today's games report none. National League results list Cincinnati 22 and Boston Brooklyn 7 Chicago 4 eleven innings. St Louis 2 Philadelphia 4. American League scores New York 6 St Louis 1 Chicago 3 Boston 7 Detroit Ti. Washington 4 Philadelphia 1 Cleveland 3. Upcoming pitchers listed for several matchups.
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Gumbert
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International 1 Baltimore 2 Buffalo 1 2
Baltimore and Buffalo split a two game series with 9 total run margins in the doubleheader. Montreal and Rochester posted lopsided wins as Newark dominated Jersey City.
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Toroitta
Syracuse
Newark
Montreal
Rochester
Jersey City
Ten Men Arrested in New York Race Fix Ring Swindle
Police under Acting Captain George McNulty arrested ten men in Manhattan, four former jockeys, who impersonated jockeys to swindle race betters since the start of the year. The ring took over $5,000 monthly, with victims scammed via forgery and counterfeit money orders through Western Union.
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Manhattan
George McNulty
Herbert Bajur
Lincoln Park
Kenneth McCombs
Arlington
Park
Louise “Jetie”Turner
Hagerstown
Jack Burril
Donald Terry
Maynard
Bunny” Wright
Chicago
Nicholas Fiore
Sid. Beckerman
Samuel Kobrin
Leon Ksehian
Western Union
McNulty
Western ‘Union
Westernator
Jorkey
Tigers Beat Washington to Take Third Straight Win
Detroit defeated the Washington Nationals 11 to 4 to complete a third consecutive win. Pitchers Stubby Overton and Dutch Leonard faced the Nats, with Leonard and Roger Wolff yielding the Tigers’ early scoring while Lefebvre closed strong. Players Powell Se, Spence, Torres and Lefebvre contributed in the lineup as Detroit capitalized on Leonard’s rough start for Washington.
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Washington
Tigers
Dutch Leonard
Roger Wolff
Bill Lefebvre
Leonard
Wolf
Jana
Powell
Spence
Torres
Lefewire
Feras
Sim
Baie
Myart
Sib
Zrroms
Lefebvre
Leonare
Sumi
Boyer
Ate
Mary Arnold Upsets Victor In Net Meet
Mary Arnold of Los Angeles upset defending champion Margaret Ostotne of San Francisco 6 4 3 yesterday at Westchester Country Club to reach the national women’s semifinals. Pauline Betz, Louise Brough, and Doris Hart advanced in the same session as Betz defeated Dorothy Mey Bundy 6 7 6 3 5 2, Brogh beat Shirley Fry 6 2 6 2, and Hart beat Virgia Wolfenden Kovacs 6 3 7 3. In the men’s division, second seed Bil Talbert of Indianapolis moved to the final with a 6 2 6 4 win over Charlie Oliver.
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Westchester Country Club
Mary Arnold
Los Angeles
Margaret Ostotne
San Francisco
National
Grampian
Pauline Betz
Alsa
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Doris Hart
Mi‘ami
Miss Betz
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Dorothy Mey Bundy
Winter Park
Pirates Rally Past Giants 12-8 in Seven-Run Fifth
The Pittsburg Pirates overturned a 4-0 deficit with a seven-run fifth inning to defeat the New York Giants 12-8. Art Cuccurulio earned his second win of the year after coming in for Nick Strincevith in the fourth as Pittsburgh capitalized on Fieldman’s rough fifth.
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Pittsburg Pirates
New York Giants
Art Cuccurulio
Nick Strincevithh
Pirates
Harry Feldman
Vidor
Beusmans
Mecwick
Weintrat
Ark
Feldman
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Colmar
Cuccurie
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Pyke
Erred Borges
Pinelli
Burg Stars In Mechanicville
The Lansingburg AY-Stars led by Joe Kennedy travel to Mechanicville to meet the Mechanicville All-Stars. Dick Ryan starts on the mound for the Burg in game one followed by Joe Bexter pitching in game two.
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Jio Mechanicville
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Dick Ryan
Pine Camp Nips Arsenal In 5th Tilt
Lieut. Tom Embry of Pine Camp hurls a strong fastball to topple Arsenal 5 to 2 in Waterview's Army Second Service Command game. Poswietowski and Jovenzazo pace Pine Camp hitters while Evertsen and Crasso lead Arsenal in a hard fought loss that ends Arsenal's journey. Umpire Don Mahar and crew receive praise from players and fans.
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Georgia
Che’ Watervliet
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Pine Camp
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Tony Grasse
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Don Mahar
Embry and
Poschatowaxi
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Miss Germain, Otto Reach Western Amateur Final in Golf
Defending champion Dorethy Germain of Philadelphia defeats Mrs H L M Sims of Evanston 4 and 3 to reach the Women’s Western Amateur final. Miss Otto advances by routing Georgia Tainter 7 and 6 to set up a final with Germain in Omaha, Neb. today amid a strong, changeable wind.
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Philadelphia
HL. M. Sims
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Péigilis’ Gite
Omaha
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Georgia Tainter
Farzo
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Dodgers Nip Cubs 7-6 in 11 innings
The Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the Chicago Cubs 7-6 in 11 innings to sweep the series. A two out single by Luis Ortega scored Barry Coke after the Cubs tied the game in the ninth on Bill Nicholson's 26th homer.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Bruins
Luis Otaio
Barrey Kock
Bob Chiparen
Dodgers
Brooks
Cubs
Chipman
Bill Nicholson
Les Webber
Ben Chapman
Reds Bury Braves In 12-6 Slugfest
Cincinnati Reds beat the Boston Braves 12 to 6 in a high scoring game. Frank McCormick hit his 12th homer of the year with two aboard in the seventh, driving in five runs for the Reds. Clarence Etchison Clyde Kluttz and Charlie Workman also homered for Boston.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Frank McCormick
Braves
Clarence Etchison
Clyde Kluttz
Charley Workman
McCormick
Boston
Woodie Williams
Daii Clay
Gee Walker
Ray Mueller
Eric Tipton
Steve Mes
Ner
Kihuiiz
Fourth Inning Power Tops Phillies as Cards Win
The St Louis Cardinals exploded in the fourth inning at Sportsmen Park scoring six times on two homers by Marty Marion and Johnny Hopp among four singles to beat the Philadelphia Phillies 9 to 4. Dansby Newsiter led the initial hits while Ken O’Dea and Ray Sanders added key runs. Northey homered for Philadelphia in the third as the Phils also tallied twice more.
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Wildphehes
A's Triumph Over Indians 6-3 Behind 13 Hits at Shibe Park
Philadelphia Athletics pound three Cleveland pitchers for 13 hits and a 6-3 win at Shibe Park. In the second inning they bat around for five runs on singles by Hill McGhee Edgar Busch Russ Christopher Irv Hall and George Kell and doubles by Dick Siebert and Ford Garrison. Christopher allows nine hits including a Ken Keltner homer in the fourth.
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Aces Beat Tumblers In Watervliet Junior Loop
In Watervliet Junior League last night the Aces defeated the Tumblers 4 to 3 and the Sacred Heart Juniors defeated the Eagles 4 to 3. Aces pitchers False, Choppy and Romeo starred. Tumblers battery Winterborn and Greene. Sacred Heart battery Amselman and Geauvean. Eagles battery Skinner and Wander Leo. Tonight the Aces face the Tigers and the Wanderers meet the Tumblers with games starting at 6 p.m.
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Hemsley Ordered to Report for Induction
New York Yankee catcher Rollie Hensley announced his draft papers had reached New York from Vienna Missouri and he had been ordered to report for induction. The report notes the induction order as part of the war draft process affecting players across baseball.
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Rollie Hensley
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Sox Win Behind Walk Off For Boston Victory
Chicago White Sox beat the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park as Clem Hanemsan walked home the deciding run with two out in the ninth. Les Ross earned the win in a pitchers’ duel that featured late drama and a rare walk off by Chicago.
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Pinky) Woods
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Troy Firemen Renew Monumental Series With Police
Firemen arrive with a strong lineup for Monday's key interdepartmental clash against the Police, lifting to one apiece in the season series. Leo Barry catches. Tom Evers tabs behind the plate as Lou Pasanelli leads Arsenal pitching.
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