Utes, Senators Split Twin Bill In Rain Delayed Night
In a soggy doubleheader a Utica team beat the Senators 17 to 4 in one game before a rain rest caused a postponement. Lee Riley and Bissy Mort led the Sox with strong hitting while Julius Homouay added two for four and two RBIs, as manager Pip Catlins shuffled players with Cher Augustus joining and Edj Yeash recalled. Albany tallied late runs with Rodgers, Brooks and Collins contributing triples and doubles.
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Uties
Turner
Alsace
Senators
Aingie
Fonign
Sox
Julius Homouay
Jack Marhew
Hédie Sawyer
al Verde
Wilbur Reeser
Cole Ting
Clemence
Hawley
McCabe
Fred Seymour
Cher Augustus
Washicgton
Del
Edj Yeash
Bradford
Phillies
Blue Sox
Conesy
Turkey Tyson
Utica
Sob Tins
Vic Barnhart
Bertram Humphries
Buddy Lewis
Fred Tustin
Albany
Tustin
Ioas
Rodgers
Brooks
Collins
Cener
Jef
Barnhart
Bucky Walters Gets 17th Victory as Reds Beat Giants 6-3
Bucky Walters became the NL’s first 17th winner, aiding the Reds to a 6-3 win over the New York Giants. Cincinnati built a lead with two runs in the second, then chased Giants starter Jack Brewer and Rube Fischer in the third. Tipton doubled, and Leon Treadway, Billy Jurges, and Joe Medwick contributed later as New York scored in the eighth.
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Cincinnati
Bucky Walterse
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Reds
Eric Tintom
Giants
Buddy Kerr
Joe Medwick
Jack Brewer
Rube Fischer
Nother
Tipton
Leon Treadway
Billy Jurges
Medwick
Jurges
Rex
Mets
iReres
Rucker
iHausmann
Brewer
Eigher
Albany
Rodgers
R-Ib
Brooks
Merow
Fischer von Giochiddo
Catliss
Backhart
Williems
Lazansky
Clas
Mashew
Walae
Daniels
Ieee
Rehaz
T. Murtles
Lewis
Steam
Hemonhries
iWatie
Utica
Sausmaa
Rien
Mott
Lyateen
Goulash
Oy Zlams
Mueller
Ipton
Walters
Tio
Seaman
Sacrifice
Riey
Waitecs
Jase Beyss
Willams
Mikad
Aic- Tysos
Coriek
Besss
New York
Cinginnast
Wieser
Bdalis
Waiters
Harvey
Syewer
Fischer
Fecha
Wei
Losi
Anne Aleany
Eats
Conlac. Basso
Goulish
Bomakey
Slectere
Colts
Tustin
Hustphries
Struc
Humphries Hius
Wid Fitch
Humphries Aan
Pheser
Willetore
Hurley
Nats Rally Past Fribe in Eight Five Wild Tilt
Washington defeats Fribe 8-5 in a chaotic game highlighted by wild plays and baserunning. Roger Wolff and Steve Gro Taek pitched for Washington with Wolff lasting three innings before relief. Gro Taek worked five. Alec Car Tesqe and Paul Calvert contributed key hits as Washington improves, while Roser nex Balien 7a ne ted remains unclear.
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Washington Upi
Washington
Cleveland
Roger Wolff
Steve Gro Taek
Siam
Woif
Gromex
Alec Car
Washington Paul, Calvert
Bay Peat Shes
Roser Nex Balien
Wolt
Newsom Hurls 8-Hitter as A's Triumph Over Tigers
In a strong outing, Newsom pitched eight effective innings for the Philadelphia Athletics, delivering a solid performance that set up a 7-3 victory over the Detroit Tigers. The A's broke the game open with a four-run burst in the fourth and added two more in the fifth, aided by key hits from Estafella, Hayes, McGhee, and Siebert. The Tigers began fast with three runs in the first but could not sustain the rally as Newsom controlled the middle innings and the A's defense thwarted late threats.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit
Tigers
Bobo Newsom
Bobby Estatella
A's
Frank Hayes
Estafella
Dick Siebert
Bill McGhee
Hayes
Joecked
McGhee
Ed Busch
McGhes
Burns
Jean Gorsica
Newsom
Ire Hall
Busch
Srst
Ash
Fittsburg
Fittsburg Pirates
Boston Braves
Preacher Roe
Rigg
Roe
Ri Ip Sewell
Crach
Barres
Iekee
Boston
Pittsburg
Sears Birhterth
Gat Meller
Lopes
xGames
Hoss
M. x. Totats
Cogheran
AL Nieman
Stisnwheise
Ettes Chase
Strawells
Tecker
Dersy
Sarrisce
Weiss
Stissweise
Ellens
Grimes
Crosetti
L Lopez
Chicago
Ontam
Poss
Romham
Pizehe
Grieve
U Weate
Rommel
Tims
Ale Pittsburg
Mxandanes
Te Drews
Catman
Sels
Gus
Eili “Dahigres
Exchisan
Poiye
Evchitos
Saveem-Zoaton
Pisteburs
C. Barnet
MacPherson
C. Barrett
CL Barret
Traines
MacPherse
Phechet
Titan Hanover Wins Harriman Stake at Saratoga
Titan Hanover captured the Harriman Stake for two year old trotters at Saratoga Raceway. He used a strong back half to win in straight heats, clocking 2 12 4 in the first heat and 2 09 in the second. The event ran last night at Saratoga Springs.
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Saratoga Springs
Tira Hanover
Trotter
Harrimen
Saratoga Raceway
Harry Pownell
Calumet Chack
Potnt Rall
Frank Wisweil
New York State
Barness Racing Association
Pownall
Arden Homestead Racing Association
E.R. Harriman
Capt. & T. Gerry
J. Henry Cambridge
New York
Frank, Church
J.T. Barnes
Countess Lena
E. A Tassi
San Jose
Calif
C. Wirr
Lake George
Brian Hanover TD
Thomizes
Johnnie
Gilmour
Jerry Pickering OW. Berry
Dusky No
Athlone
Rore Abbey
Beatrice Hanover
Tapply Wine Chesier
Timmer
E. Hartiman
Titan Hanover
Pownalls
Trooper Hanover
Hytan
Madagascar
Havens
Don
Graig
Rose Abbe
Dailey
Reai
Miller
Ciack Benny
Beckie Dale
Worthy Gratian
Chuck Worthy
Fred Hamer
Brien Hanover
Thomas
Beattice
Hanover
Phils Beat Cubs for Fourth Straight Win
Philadelphia 4 Cubs 1 as Ken Raffensberger limits Chicago to one run on eight hits. Buster Adams drives in the Phillies’ runs and Tony Lupien adds key hits to extend their winning streak to four. Cubs drop to sixth in the division as Fleming struggles through four innings.
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Chicago
Philadelphia Phillies
Ken Raffensberger
Cubs
Buster Adams
Tony Lupien
Phils
Bill Fleming
Ed Haeyzensii
Mack Stewart
AB Soho
Merloo
Fermeta
Birra Michkeisse
Noviker
Fleming
Jooo Benyrerski
Stewart
Daliessanero
Oa Wari
M. Stewart
Philadelphia Saratoigi
Gi—intehas
Lepien
Norther
Rafensherief Hack
Domacd
Taree
Lupien
Grun — Adams
Cisdcer
Adams
Dowdie Piars
Becktas’ Getehar
Mullen
Let
Philadelphiz
Jesse
Bates Co valls—Radfensders
Er i
Flaming
Basraewski Strite
Ratecs
Flening
Bangewski
M. Stewan
Fem
Hangrewski
Seewast
Losin Pitcher
Umpitts
Doerr Tops Batsmen in Junior Loop
Bobby Doerr of Chicago Pi-Boston leads the junior league batting race with a .336 average, followed by Dick Siebert of Philadelphia at .229. Pete Fox clings to third at .323 while Lou Boudreau and Rod Johnson sit fourth and fifth. Other .300 hitters include Ralph Hodgin, George Stimweiss, and Pinky Higgin, with several players rounding out the top marks. Doerr also leads in runs, home runs, and total hits.
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Chicago
Boston
Bobby Doerr
Dick Siebert
Philadelphia
Pete Fox
Red Sox
Jon
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Rod Johnson
Leages
Ralph Hodgins
George Stimweiss
New York
Rand Frank (Pinky) Higging
Detroit
Twhite Sox
Waly
Moses
St. Louis
Milt Byrnes
Verne Stephens
Mark Christ- Ithan
Doerr
Bonham Grabs 9th Win as Yanks Hold Off White Sox in 13
New York Yankees edged Chicago White Sox 2 to 1 in 13 innings. Ralph Hodgin scored on Rollie Homsley’s grounder after Johnny Lindell’s RBI double, while Johnny Humphries earned the win with Skeeter Webb, Nick Etten, and Ernie Bonham contributing late.
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York
Ralph Hodgin
Rollie Homssey
Johnny Lindell
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Lindell
Johnny Humparies
Ge Aelp
Thar Fan Tucker
Vince Case Tlo
Skeeter Webb
Nick Etten
Buck Ross
Humphries
Ernie Bonham
Seettering
Chicaco
Standings and Results From Eastern and National Leagues
Eastern League standings and results show postponements due to rain for Albany at Utica and Wartford at Binghamton with other games listed. Tonight’s schedule includes Albany at Litica, Wilkes Barre at Williamsport, and Hartford at Binghamton. National League scores list Cincinnati over New York, St Louis over Brooklyn, Philadelphia over Chicago, and Pittsburgh over Boston. American League results include New York over Chicago, Boston over St Louis, Philadelphia over Detroit, and Washington over Cleveland with several night games and probable pitchers noted.
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Albany
Litica
Wilkes-Barre
Williamsport
Hartford
Binghamton
Scranton
Elmira
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Boston
Andrews
Cuccutrulfo
Feldman
Delacruy
Schanz
Va Vandenberg
Webber
Va. Schiisich
Dinzsboston
St Louis
Philadephia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Washi
Smith
Nig-geling
Stroit
Piladelphia
Over- Mire
Hamlin
Chirake
Haymes
Zoher
Sir Louis
Jakucki
Terry
I. Pet
Field of Six In Feature At Raceway
Field of six two year old pacers contest the Village Farm Stakes at Saratoga Raceway. Purse totals 5420 for two heats with City Hall and other named youngsters returning from Maine and New York trials to contest actions across seven races.
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Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Raceway
Village Farm
Chis
Atrres
L. Shafer
Miss Charmer
A. Fitzjiairile
Fie Mildred
Peckham
TF Pen
Josephine Kilgtt
Church, Jr
Ann S. Himpfesk
A. Rodney
Rich Abbey
Mise Frisco Dale
Dr. Thompson
Guy Naylley
CH. Stout
Hean Sig Coles
A Thomas
Scottend Yard
Cross
Jorcer
Savard Hanover
J. Mahoney
Mazen
Dean McEheyn
H. F. Church, Jr
Beau Hanover
A. Miler
Plida Mie
H Thomas
Alle Watts Aubrey
Stout
Alayelgirle
Lee Aforgan
A. Nes
Furse
St Michael's Faces Sacred Heart In Geer Field Showdown
St Michael's leads Senior CXO League and hosts Sacred Heart tonight at Geer Field at 6 36 PM. Marty Dwyer will start Printsky Conway and Piskutz for St Michael's with Bil Bonville catching. Sacred Heart plans Breen on the mound with B Walthars behind the plate as St Michael's aims to extend its edge after a Sunday win while St Peter's lost to St Anthony's.
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St. Michael's
Sacred Heart
St. Peter's
St. Anthony's
St Michael's
Sacred Meari
Marty Dwyer
St . Michael's
Printsky, Conway
Piskutz
Bil Bonville
Breen
B. Walthars
Red Sox Beat Browns 5-1 to Cut Lead in AL
Boston pitcher Emmett O Neill held the St Louis Browns to two hits through eight and the Sox offense broke through in the sixth and seventh innings. Vern Stephens and George Metkovica homered, Culberson and McQuinn contributed late runs as Boston defeated St Louis 5 to 1 to shrink the Browns’ American League lead.
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Boston
Emmett O'Neill
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
O'Neill
Browns
George McQuinn
Vern Stephens
Sockers
Denny Gatehouse
Red Sox
Arstrase
Ehay
Galehouse
Leon Culberson
George Metkovica
ST. Lots
Agutteridge
Bulmer
the McQuinner
Stephens
I Lands
Zaria
Christman
Basword
Gaishouse
Baker Pe Shirtey
Metkovich
Doerr
Tabor
McBride
Partee
Newsome
Sm O'Neill
St. Louis
Rima
Yabor
Metwovich
McQuinn
Fox
Meikovich
Lacrince
Byrgies
Dowbleblaz
Beses
St Louie
Boston Banes
Balks
Oi Galehouse
O'Neil
Gelehoure
Shirley His
Stirer
O'Xelll
Gaiptouce
Unmi Dires
Pideran
Stewart
Metrowyn
Walker Leads NL Race by Two Points
Walker holds a two point lead over Stan Musial for the National League batting title amid injury concerns to Walkers right ankle. Musial tops in runs and hits while Walker has shown steady averages and occasional pinch hits. Ducky Wucky climbs to fourth place as Johnny Hopp preserves third. Johnny Barrett extends base stealing leadership with 15 triples.
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York
UPA
Dixie Walker
Brooklyn
Stan Musial
Louis Cardinals
Walker
Musials
Joe Medwick
New York Giants
Ducky Wacky
Johnny Hopp
The
Tommy Holmes
Boston
Musial
Chicago
Ein Nicholson
Johnny Barrett
Pittsburg
Emil Verban
Stan Afu- Sial
Hal Gregg
Soper
Rock
taxWalker
Stanky
Bezea
jGalan
Waney
Olmo
Schiltz
Brow
Bragan
Gress
Bordagaray Belton
Koch
Breen
Rattet
Melton
Waren
Louiz
Sergana
Arreos
Hopp
K. A Sanders
O'Dea
Cear Riitowski
Jees Fatoz
Marion
Cerbart
Oo AE
Gooper
Basra
Bitcher
Grege
Reardon
Goetz
Cards Nip Brooks 4 2 With Cooper St Louis Victory
Cooper pitched a 4 2 win for the St Louis Cardinals over Brooklyn as Brooks Cards Nip wrested another game in the standings. He tied the Dodgers with nine hits allowed and added offensive support in a bullpen friendly contest.
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St. Louis
Cooper
St Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Cardinal
Stymie Banned From PGA Title Meet In 1944
Spokane report notes the PGA eliminated the stymie from the 1944 championship at Maii e course. Jimmy Hines of Amsterdam chairs the toursment committee,1 along with seven others, voted unanimously to abandon the rule long part of golf, altering play as holes and greens remain standard while obstruction to putts ends.
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Spokane
Wash
Starking
Professional Golfers Association
Maiie
Jimmy Hines
Amsterdam
Toursment
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Roy Hughes
Liss Olmo
George Magerkurth
Dodgers
Nisht Pasebsil
Wrigley Field
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Nats
Fribe
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Pheade Lpia
RHO
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Bayes
Oa Y Busch
Ats Um
COGS
Hostealer
Mayo
Ralte
OM Hershew
Shikesas
Henshaw
Gorsten
Inaimga
Gari ¥Tes
Beck
Harriman
Spa
Phils Belt Cubs
Harriman Challengée Tropay
Tiaan Hanover
Lester
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Boardman
Cauntess Lena
Rufus Hanover
Auburn
Volo
Dean Sheppard
UH Craig
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Powers
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Algo
Chack
Sea Fred’ Harmer
Real Direct
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Worthy Grattan
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Pet
HMS Scranton
Treek
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Thames
D. Cameron
S. Ge Parade
High Command
Vineyard
Hoosick Falls
Bowman Hanover
Wolf
Roscoe Hanover
Camerti
Maheies
Orne Hal
Craig
Athlone Ff
Chareh, Jr
Onford Lad
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G_. Briggs
Prontodale
Craigs
Senta Guy
C. Sgeebacc
Orivern Lad
Boaramen
Breeze
Brawerth
Millet
Vilage Farm
Leee
Sir Tromes
Mahoney
Vinevatey
Thesiex
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Mekoner
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Saker
Monson
Ster
St. Michael’s
Bosox
Nip Brooks
Stymie
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