Dodgers Top Braves as Snider Powers 7-2 Victory
Dodgers beat Braves 7-2 behind Preacher Roe and Reliever Palica. Duke Snider hit two doubles and drove in three, while Gil Hodges and Jackie Robinson contributed key hits. Eddie Stanky homered for Boston but Dodgers pulled away with a two-run seventh and three insurance runs in the eighth.
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Meyer Stricken Holt Pilots Pirates In Cincinnati Trip
Bill Meyer Pittsboro Pirates manager suffered an acute attack of indigestion in his hotel room and was hospitalized. He improved and left for Pittsburg. Goldie Holt led the Pirates in the game against the Cardinals and will coach until the team returns to Pittsburg.
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Giants Sweep Phillies In Doubleheader Pitching Duel
New York Giants pitchers Koslo and Jansen beat the Philadelphia Phillies in both ends of a doubleheader. Jansen allowed eight strikeouts, while Koslo and Jansen held Philadelphia to no earned runs. Whitey Lockman Johnny Mize and Eddie Miller produced key hits as New York moved into third place with the wins.
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Monk Meyer
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Dansen
Henry ‘Thomipson
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Buddy Blattner
Stan Lopata
Jansen
Russ Mayer
Whitey Lockman
Johnny Mize
Willard Marshall
Lemon and Garcia Lead Indians Triumph Over Chisox
Lemon and Mike Garcia powered the Indians to a 4 0 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Lemon hit his 7th homer in the second inning and Garcia pitched a shutout, allowing six hits in Game 1 while Dale Mitchell drove in two runs.
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Lou Boudreau
Johnny Berarding
Wheeler Terch
Rol Kennedy
Hecan
Berardina Honte
Tigers Triumph In Double Win Over Browns In Hutchinson Houtteman
Detroit AM reports Freddie Hutchinson and An Houtteman starred as the Tigers swept the St Louis Browns with a first game win and a nightcap shutout. Hutchinson shut down the Browns in the opener while Houtteman allowed seven hits in the second game as Detroit improves.
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An Houtteman
Dentrait
Lone Browne
Vesterday
Vtehingen
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Weems
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Luy Taney
Owas Hutchinson
St. Louis
Pittsburg Pirates
Howard Pollet
Chambers
St. Louis Cardinals
Redbirds
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Ralph Kiner
Fred Martin
Bill Reeder
Cardinals
Stan Rojek
de Rice
Rojek
Tom Saffell
Rice
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Wally Westlake
Pittsburg
Pollet
Jack Phillips
Fluillips
Eddie Beckman
Clyde Steullough
Kiner
Musial
Pierce Princeton Netter Tops Rees For Troy Title
Frank Piever of Brooklyn upset first seed Dave Rees to win the Troy Open Tennis crown at Prosport Park after Rees led two sets to love. Piever used net pressure and precise passing shots to turn the match, while Rees fought foot blisters in the early sets. Women's singles went to Mrs Freddie Anderson of Schenectady who defeated Miss Jean Daniels of Albany in a close final.
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Frank Piever
Brooklyn
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Dave Rees
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Fron
Pierre
Freddie Anderson
Schenectady
Jean Deanirle
Albany
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Rene Pecrtion
Anderson Olix Howard
Trey
Miss Daniels
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Donald Meare
Tms
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Troy
Baseball scoreboard and standings near chaotic results
Baseball results show Brooklyn over Boston 7 2 and Pittsburg 4 St Louis 0. New York beat Philadelphia 4 1 and New York 1 Philadelphia 0. Cincinnati prevailed 4 2 over Chicago while Cincinnati 3 Chicago 4. Standings note Brooklyn and St Louis tied at 67 games with misc others. numerous erratic lines and typos in the recap.
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Yanks Sweep A's in DH with 4 2 and 4 3 Wins
In Philadelphia Pete Suder delivered a game winning triple as the Athletics rallied to defeat the Yankees 4 to 3 in the nightcap after New York won the opener 4 to 2. Chambers pitched well in relief for New York.
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Pete Suder
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
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Bosox complete doubleheader sweep over Nationals
Boston Red Sox defeat Washington 9-3 in the opener and 4-0 in the nightcap as Mel Parnell wins his 18th, Dom DiMaggio stars with a homer and two singles, Stephens belts a grand slam in the second game to lift Boston past Washington.
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Dick Weik
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Dick Welteroth
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Johnny Pesky
Bobby Doerr
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Maxgto
Reds Sweep Doubleheader From Cubs in Twin Bill
Cincinnati Reds swept both ends of a doubleheader with the Chicago Cubs before 32 770 fans. In Game 1 the Reds won 4 2 behind Johnny Vander Meer who improved to 4 2. Ken Raffensberger pitched 6 1 3 innings for his 2nd win and Virgil Stallcup drove in tying runs with a ninth inning hit for a 2 2 deadlock before an error by WarVon Hacker opened the 12th. In the nightcap the Reds beat Rod Rush and Emil Rushi 10 hits, Harry Walker collecting three singles as Vander Meer earned his fourth win and Rush his 9th loss.
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Castleton Driver Wins Burden Lake Hot Rod Feature
Castleton driver Leonard of Castietnn won the Burden Lake Hot Rod feature at Burden Lake Speedway. Trent Sewett of West Sand Lake placed second and Hackey of Renareiner finished third. Local track officials credited strong performance by Aver Park and Bish Ab in a spirited night of racing.
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Demaret And Palmer Tie For Taz's $10,000 Purse
Demaret and Palmer finished 13 under par 275 for the 72 hole test. They will play off at 18 holes today for the $10,000 top prize in Tom OShanters world golf meet. Snead led the money list at 30,893 and a three way tie for eighth paid 900.
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Tom O'Shanter
Sammy Snead
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Snead
Cary Middlecoff
Toney Penna
Tam’s Money Vaust
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Buck White
Palmer
Johnny Bulia
Jim Turnesa
Jim Ferrier
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