Albany Beats Hartford By 5-3 Tally
Albany defeats Hartford 5 to 3 in a nine inning baseball game. Key contributors include Curt Cuttita and Bill Toewasky with early scoring aided by a wild pitch and Barnhart, Verrier, and Cox driving runs. Hartford’s Ollie Byers took the loss as Albany’s offense built a lead, while McKenna relieved for the visitors.
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W.O
Luzan
Henry Et
Caralen
Barnhart
Cox
St.ine
Martin
Cuttita
Biros
Gebrian
Saat Matals
Rantford
Rho
Regine
Carter
Robinson
Lis
Ods
Manno
R. Gremp
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Scheetfer
Verrier
Busty
McKenna
Hanlon
Byers
Mokena
Hartford
RBI - Carolan
Collins
Liep
Cremp
Verwieh
BRO
Dodgers Rally in 7th To Nip Giants 3-2 For Lead
Dodgers stage a three run seventh to edge the New York Giants 3-2. Pitcher Ja Lommardi earned the win for Brooklyn with Ralph Bracken closing. Walker Cooper and Jack Graham hit homers for New York.
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Donlig
New York Giants
Fangsand
Lowa Cardinale Jv
Chicago Cubs
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Tal Velit Cher
Red Birds
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Dick Whitman
Reese
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Goody ‘Rosen
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Whitman
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Cael Purilla
Augie Galant
Ana
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Tinkle
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Furilla
Ja i Lommardi
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Lombardi
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Walker Cooper
Jack Graham
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Reiser
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Walker
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Ime
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Graheen
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Blevens
Trinitke
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V. Lombard
Kosle
H—Trinkle
V. Lombardi
Brancadin
Oxford Blue Caps Feature At Salem
Oxford Blue, four year old, daughters son of Rhodes Scholar, captured the Unity Allowances Purse at Buckingham Park, held by R. A. Potillo. Brennen Pass ran second, Do-Reigh-Me third, with payoffs to Blis, Brenner Pox, and Do-Reigh-My. Lin mile time listed as 1:58.3 with rider Joey Licauss on Dark Mischiet. The summer meeting at Rockingham included a double payout on Dark Minchief and Josa Hound.
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Salem
R. C. Hodges
Oxford Blue
Buckingham Park
Brenner Pox
Jurong
Joey Licauss
Lple
M. MacSchwebel
Buong Halstable
Mes
D. B. Miers
Mal
Nia
Rockingham
Twe Daly
Mrs. Ach. Smith
Sacred Heart Faces Busy Week in Troy Amateur League Tilt
Sacred Heart and jn Coveneys clash tonight at 116th Street in a key race for fourth place in the Troy Amateur League. The East Siders then host St Marys tomorrow night, with a third game at 16th Street against the Clippers. Panthers lead the standings as final two weeks loom, with Rowe's and St Marys in close pursuit.
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Troy
Coveneys
116Th Street
St. Mary's Club
East Siders
Callar Dwelling Clippers
16Th Street
Panthers
St. Mary's
Rowe
Wyde
Whale
Low Maslan
Sterand Plate
Rowe's
Trojan Post
Laureate Grounds
Sacred Hear
Prospect Park
Musial Leads Cardinals Past Cubs with Four Hits
Stan Musial collected four hits including a double in a perfect day at the plate to power the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-0 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Al Lopez? No, Al Brazle earned his fourth win of the season with solid support as Musial and Enos Slaughter provided the bulk of the offense with singles and timely hits. The Cubs bullpen struggled after Claude Passeau left with an ailing back, as St. Louis built a decisive lead with a three-run fifth.
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Chicago
Sian Musial
Passeau
Tinntle
Casseau
Emil Kush
Cardinals
Efere Kush
Braue
Marion
Red Sensendienst
Fey
Mirion
Harry Walker
Hutton
Musial
Brazle
Walker
Whitey Kurawski
Andy Putko
Haas
Musiali Gorn
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Enos Slaughter
Don Johnson
Blackwell
Louis
Goldstein
Lois
Heusser
Warhith
Schoendienst
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Slaughler
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Hereken
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Workwan
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Huiotl
Russell
Yrazle
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Johnson
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Parke
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Heisser
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Livingston
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RBI
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Schoundienst
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Calenga
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Kushint
Bahr Hurls Bucs to 3-2 Victory
Cincinnati Pirates rally to beat the Reds 3 to 2 for their seventh straight win. Bert Haas doubled twice driving in runs as Cincinnati built a 2-0 lead. Ed Heusser took the loss for the Reds.
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Pittsburg
Edson Bahr
Cincinnati
Pirates
Reds
Thei Thire
Bert Haas
Baxeman
Ed Heusser
Elwell Brickwell
Tigers Top Indians in tenth inning three to two
The Tigers defeated the Cleveland Indians three to two in the tenth inning. Hank Greenberg opened with a double, Roy Callender hit his tenth homer, and Detroit pitcher Hank Benton earned the win after a tense late rally.
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Tigers
Indians
City Tennis Title Tourney Opens With Twenty Men Singles
Twenty men’s singles compete as Park hosts the city title tennis tournament. Matches run through the week at Prospect Park with early rounds, divisions including men’s and women’s events, and several players advancing to the third round amid a flurry of defaults and close scores.
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Playa
Troy
Tannis Champlopatiy
Prospect Bark
Nats
Oliviale
Antelos
Dyas
Agure
Rin Cavanaugh
Votopan Watore Vilat
Capalle Young
Wy Howell Iin
Stan Potingsr
All Farr
Catholic High Aray
D. Penny
Walter L'Aray
Musial Gains Batting Lead as Hopp Follows Second
Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals regained the National League batting lead by hitting 12-for-38 over the week to lift his average to .368. Johnny Hopp of Boston moved into second, with Dixie Walker dropping to third as his average fell. Other top batters include Johnny Mize, Phil Cavarretta, Billy Herman, and Enos Slaughter, among others. Ida Hulls beat Italian Community Center 14 to 10 in Canal Avenue contest with Gerardi, Collinson and Sheehan pacing the winners.
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New York
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Cards
Musial
Brooklyn
Dixie Walker
Widler
Chicago
Billy Hermin
Boston
Ed Stanity
Brookisn
Enos Slaughter
St Pauls
Tammy Holmes
Hoston
Frank McCormick
Philadelphia
Ida Hull
Ida Street
Tunibes
Canal Avenue
Girardi, Collinson and Sheehan
Dom Testo West
Outcasts Beat Dons 9-7 In Softball League
Outcasts defeated the Dons 9-7 in a soft ball game yesterday at Anthony Bark Jaayden led with three hits while Sieth Gucklemeyer and Martin contributed key plays. Jed the winners pitched well and the Outcasts totaled 13 hits off McLaughlin.
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Donn
Anthony Bark
Jaayden
Sieth
Gucklemeyer
Martin Aim
Jed
Tack
Jim Damrick
McLaughlin
Jobe Slesh
Otto and Suggs Top Women's Golf Championship Winners
Phyllia Otto of Allan Ue Town and Louise Sages of Lithin Springs Ga captured media honors at the J-holo women’s Western Antour Golf Championship. The Country Club course hosted 189 players in a 32-qualifying round, then match play to conclude on Saturday.
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Cleveland
Phyllia Otto
Allan Ue
Town
Louise Sages
Lithin Springs
J-holo
Asturday
Johnston and Hunter Clash At Hawking Stadium Bout
Promoter notes a dice round supporting bout featuring Hunter of Worcester and Johnston of New York at Hawking Stadium Thursday night amid a stacked card. The evening includes lightweight and middleweight scraps with several named contenders from New York, Troy, and nearby regions, plus amateur and professional shoots and local golf scores recapped from Schenectady.
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Ad Hunter
Worcester
Moss
George Johnston
New York
Ray
Sugar Rabbon
Vinnia Vines
Hawking Stadium
Hunter
Jim Mason
Troy
Kid Briore
Muthany
Conn
JohHatantine
Billy Grabwin
Bob Jenning
Horton Klein
Johnny Clark
New York City
Utah Nutte
Weiter
Agmuat Ahh Giles
Bulfuin
Sanuny Mock
Buttetoix
Henry Dohnsay
New Yar
Glew
Burrone Faces Alleyne in Troy Boxing Showdown
Burrone defeated Clarence Alleyne in a five round protracted main event at Troy Arena. Referee Benny Leonard oversaw the bout as Burrone used a steady attack to overcome Alleyne in a crowd-pleasing battle.
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Alleyne
Troy
Tony Bietane
Behemectady
Clarence Alleyne
New York City
Troy Arena
Addon
Alleywe Ih
Schenectady
New York
Kingston
Benny Leonard
Furinus
Barrone
Alleyne Isenied
Art Cenandella
Paul Fleck
Comstock
Ove Raund
Fish
Censabella
Baseball results and schedule across leagues in brief card
In the American League Detroit toppled Boston while New York and Cleveland posted results. Washington and Chicago also played, with postponements and night games noted. Eastern League standings show Albany and Hartford leading, with a slate of tonight’s matchups including Hartfard at Albany and Scranton at Wilkes-Barre.
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Boston
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland SR
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
St Lois
Philadelphia
Scranton
Albany
Hartford
Elmira
ABE
Utica Glam
Wiltinanaport
Binghamton
Remutia
Hnelford
Williamaport
Klara
Utica
Wilkes-Barre
Hartfard
Elmien
Willianaport
National Leauge Ly Pot
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Yeaterday
Samos
Alpines blank Palmers 13 to 0 in softball contest
The Alpines defeated the Palmers 13 to 0 at Brotherhood Park In Waterville last night. Messitt had three hits and Verni hit a home run while Conmujata and Harrie teamed as battery for the Alpines.
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Alpines
Palmers
Brotherhood Park
Watervil
Messitt
Verni
Nut
Conmujata
Harrie
Alpinan
Dwyers to Play Colonie Tonight At Geer Field
Dwyers to meet Colonia A A at Geer Field in Watervliet tonight as part of a three game home stand. Marty Dwyer A C faces tough schedule with games against Bark Ray Baldera of Mechanicville tomorrow and Hoosick Falls Undergarment Friday. Tonight’s pitcher options include Sammy Edwards or Bobo Hines with Filly Bonvilla in relief.
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Marty Dwyer
Dwyers
Sammy Edwards
Bobo” Hines
Bonvilla Dairy
Vernon Tops League Batting Lead Amid Slow Week
Vernon remains the American League batting leader at .351 after a slow week. Ned Williams rises seven points toward the top, while Heaton’s Johnny Pesky strengthens third place and Luke Appling climbs to fourth at .326. Kell, Edwards, DiMaggio, and Boudreau also figure among the top ten as Williams extends his league-leading four categories despite no home runs.
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Chicago
Mickey Vernon
Washington
Luke Appling
Jendops Meough
George Kell
Defralt
Hank Edwards
Cleveland
di Maggio
Boston
Johmny Bovarding
St. Laws
Lea Boudreau
Vern Stephens
St. Lanais
Willams
Cepartmenta
Mia
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