Cards Top Cubs in tight 6-4 victory
In a rough edition of a classic clash, St Louis Cardinals topple the Chicago Cubs 6 to 4. Key moments include Whitey Kurowski and Stan Musial contributing from the lineup as Pittsburgh’s rival plays out a series note. Pitching and fielding miscues shape the late innings while Pallet excels on mound.
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Howie Pallet
Jahany Oxtruw
Don Slon
Che
Tech
Lewis Pickel
Marty Alanson
Jay Seus
Harey Walker
Hank Bure
Une Cardinals
Enas Shaughter
Whitey Surowski
Johnson
Dick Jet
Garagtu
Manion
Sisko
Hallaees
Xeon 3View
Dusak
Lawis
Anlett
Chicago
Lee
Eddie Watikie
Andy Hafko
Witla
Phil Cavarrotta
Davin
Conlin
Ulied
Eiik Cavartetta
Tanidedl
Ganpipe
ST. Louis
O. A. Sehopndienet
Walker
Aati Murial
Staugmien
Etd Burowaki
Jan Sleler
Dusalt
Garagiala
Ov Marian
Pollet
Wolals
Abba
Detrowski
Patka
Ioe Barawy
P. Lao
Sturgeon Tao
Hipman
Nao
Stringey
Bowers
a-Scheffiig
Ovis
Ur Barony
Ath
Chipenap
Livingston
Bauerk
Chisago
B-Kuiow
Rbei
Dusal
Marion
Pallet
Palko
Brhoendienst
Mation
Waltkis
Hr—Johnson
Sb—Dusuk
Sac Johnson
Musial
Marian
Schoendienst
Trip Player Out for Year I Affects Binsharmton Triplets
Binghamton baseball note reports first baseman Chick Sweeney to miss the season due to medical issue. He was listed for a Canadian premond league date but remains sidelined as team relies on field strength elsewhere.
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Binghamton
Chick Sweeney
Mies
Jona Suniuony
Nuriener
Risa
Five Year Ban on Mickey Owen Enforced by Chandler Office
The Commissioner’s office announces a five year suspension for Mickey Owen for jumping to the Mexican League. Owen returned to play in Mexico amid disputes over reinstatement, with Brooklyn and Mexican League figures reacting to Chandler’s ruling.
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Mickey Owen
Cincinnati
Mikey Owen
Broolyi Entehier
Mary
Awe Yada
Hanied Do Wewemen
Ayalin Antbey
Secretatey Urealer
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Taye
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RYE
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Tila Pene
Bojam
Éenteher
Ie Rejease
Sidad
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Osern
Qwen
Jonge Pasquel
Cie Lague
Chandtey
Office Sasnciaies
Wichily
Kas
Dodger Curamenti
Mrooklyn
Branagh Mieke
Brooklyn Dadirers
Lea Doerneher
Chandler
Iron Organized Baseball
Mexico
Rick
Lise
Darocher
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Chauney
Pasir Beals Hetler
Mbsica City
Jorge Pasquet
Miles Lis
Burt
Owen
Maven
Monk
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Het Myey Famier
St Lois Aye South Joes
Sud Mast
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Aveseute
Thar
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Nonndy
Hiewseth
Miekaw
Lattes
Leamie HA Attterteer
Wei Lanier
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Lanes
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Eratchite
Tang
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United States
Bue Owner Gets Green Light On Retention of Race Horses
Colimblius O J T John W Gale of Columbia spoke yesterday about Pittsburg and race horses, describing a new epoch in organized sports. Baseball Commissioner A C Chanter approved ownership arrangements despite opposition as Judge Landis weighs in on the evolving status of players and owners in the national pastime.
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Bue
Colimbius
O. J.T
John W. Galebreath
Columbia Yeaterday
Pittsburg
Horsta
Wenrean Mountain Landis
Mount Abla
Gale
Tate
Landis
Dodgers Clip Giants Twice to Boost National League Lead
Brooklyn shaded New York in a doubleheader with a 2-1 win in the first game and a 4-1 victory in the nightcap. Pee Wee Reese sparked the prelude with a single, Pete Reiser walked, and runners scored on Joe Medwick and Gibby Wilson’s hits as Brooklyn climbed atop the NL lead, while Bud By Kerr allowed a run in the night contest. The lid lifter pushed Brooklyn’s attendance record past 3 million, setting a season mark for the league.
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Brookyn
Cunto
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Dodgers
Hatlensik
New York
Monty Kennedy
Giants
Brookiyn
St. Loutis Cardinals
Poo Wee Reese
Pete Reiser
Dister Walker
Joe Menwick
Pinehntier Buday Kerr
Walls
Graham
Bill Ripney
St Lawrence Nine Captures League Title in Narrow Win
The St Lawrence Saints clinched the league championship by defeating Howe of Flowers last night at Une Market Grovinds Markham. Durnage, Willsworth, and Coltrusso starred with sharp defensive plays and offense. A playoff with the Haitian Community Center is planned, with upcoming game against Fioggeritids at Chinal Aves. International scores listed: Sursuy City 8 Rochester 3-6. Monten 2 Baltimore 1.
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Burke
Winnate
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Durnage
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Saints
Battery K
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Losris
Jul Coltrusso
Vyitlors
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Jon]vung
Hatian
Donny
Chinal Aves
Yankees Rally Past Nationals 4 1 For Bevens 13th Win
New York outslugged Washington 4 to 1 as Bevens earned his 13th victory. Key hits included DiMaggio and Robinson driving in runs, a homer by Aston Robinson, and a late double by Bell and single by Johnson to seal the win. Washington mustered scant offense, while Leonard allowed most of the Yankees’ runs.
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Jane Waahington
Cane Hinie
Wonble
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Dotingon
Infeld
DiMaggio
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Deals
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Spence
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Hitchcock
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I Bellon
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Tizauta
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Tis
Fizang
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Emich
DiMapxin
Robinson
Distaggio
HR Rubingon
SB Nmohnson
Op—Baily
Peer
Veron
Rizzuto
Stirn- Weiss
Henrich
Ralf
Sacred Heart Wins Unclear Protest Tilt 4 1
Sacred Heart defeated Marys 4 1 in a Troy Amateur League game marked by a protest over an umpire decision in the top of the fourth. The text shows scattered player names and misread lines, with key actions centered on a disputed play and ensuing protest.
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Sacred Heart
Mary
Troy
Mondger Peta Keyrauz
Marya
Comerford
Bi Doran
Helferich
ATL Rho
Janoo
Byrnes
Hartington
Panor Quest
Paeelt
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E Harrington
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DeBonis
Rreigel
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Delay Puwell
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Rreiger
Sheravin
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Maula
Harrington
Helferich A
Pardue
Wel
Paulus
So- Marrington
Uelferigh
Paulus Litz
Helfogien
Bowlers to Holt Clam Bake Sunday Event
The Wallen Mores Bowling League hosts a clam bake this Sunday after a fall season. Members are invited to John Stanton's Tivre OA Brunswick Road for the gathering organized by Frank Shenhafer of 4a Third Stupor.
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Wallen Mores
Getrin Vmiiy
Une Fall Sonann
Refot Fm
Frank Shenhafer
John Stanton
Bud Russell Wins Rutland Golf Event Sub-Par 69
Bud Russell carded a sub-par 69 to win the Eastern New York golf tournament at Rutland Golf Club beating Tom Mercy and Vernal Ghamsplans. Pierce tied for second with a strong finish, while regional players from Rutland, Glens Falls, and nearby clubs vied for top prizes in multiple divisions as the Eastern New York group prepared for the championship at Anglers next weekend.
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New York
Cbs Tue
Fry Peay Cowley Club
Wagatred
da Fest
Easton
New York Gulf Association
Muineadon
Rutland Golf Club
Tom Mercy
Vernal Ylito
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Vity
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Trojan
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Vie
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Mie
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Qilayens
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Kdtwon
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Anglers
Pray Country Club
Red Sox Top Athletics 3-1 Behind Hughson Effort
Boston edged Philadelphia as Hughson held the Athletics to one run and Dom DiMaggio Mario DiMaggio paced the offense with early singles. Barley McCaskey’s defense mixed during a tense midgame. Joe DiMaggio contributed a sixth inning homer as Boston rolled to their eighteenth win in sixteen games.
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Philadelhia Atletics
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Reid Sox
Dilek Bowley
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Ind Uetory
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Mefivite
Dom
DiMaggio
Barney McCasky
Boston
Clan Muswell
Hal Wagner
Pete Suder
Muagheen
McBride
Burcell
Alisha
Boslun
DiMagely
Indians Nip Tigers In 12 Innings Tie Breaker
The Cleveland Indians edge the Detroit Tigers 6 to 5 in a 12 inning game. A 12th inning double by Pak Mullin drove in the winning run, overcoming a Tigers rally that tied the game in the ninth. Fred Hibbert allowed one hit over the distance while Jim Bond doubled late for Cleveland’s lead.
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Nip Tigers
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Low Roudtean
Pak Muli
Hidas Heeler
Cleveland Indians
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Bondvedd
Fyaight
Bnavenna Aa Matlin
Fred Hibbinson
Tribe
Lou
Genie Kell
Entier
Jemroly
Abram
Brote
A. Airdagn
Bell
Cullonbine
Mutin
Ee Webb
Stiehayds
Hutchinson
Saurs
Jax
Braves win as Mort Cooper injures pitching hand
Boston right-hander Mort Cooper sprained his left ankle and pitching hand when a fall after a hit knocked him from the mound in the sixth inning. The Braves defeated the Phillies 8 to 7 before 13,709 fans despite threatening weather. Dunny Litwhiler homered for the Braves and Roy Hughes added a late homer as Philadelphia trailed most of the game.
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Mort Goupar
Boston Braves
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Hhillins
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Abe
Dick Culler
Colbert
Ray Santen
Connie Ream
Tammy Hointes
Si Johnson
Ron Northey
Roy Hughes
Yinstok
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AR Roh
Tor Karl da Ony
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Caer
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Verban
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Idhwhilen
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Culler Cal
Yun and
Sannters
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Dohhgon
Sq—Ry Honpst
Tvle Cooper
Jahnson
Karl Pin
Hesses to Play Flynn Post in Watervliet Twilight Tilt
In Watervliet Twilight League action at Watervliet High School, Hesses meet Flynn Post with Pat Simminna managing and Frank Patz pitching for Hessen. Flynn Post brings two wins, while Hessen aims to challenge led by Ed Barnes and TN Flynn in a shaded mound duel amid a contest crowded with action and late pitching.
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Watervliet High Schow
Pat Simminna
Frank Patz
Flynn
Munyker Ed Barnes
The
TN Klynn
Bob Grady
Hida Hill and Geers Win Contests in Kiwanis League
Hida Hill and Geers won their Kiwanis League games at Anthony Park yesterday. Home players Learned Evans and Wager starred for Hida Hill. Leathers anchored the Hal’s battery. Geers defeated Burg with Zamiphier and Carmen contributing strong for the win as the game stretched eight innings.
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Wager
Leanans Leathers
Ihe Hal
Zamiphier
Carmen
Burg
Evertan
Geer
Chamer
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