Seven Homers Feature As Yanks Beat Chisox Split
The Yankees and White Sox split a doubleheader before 38,662 fans with seven homers in total. Keller hit his 19th of the year to lift New York in the opener 7 2, while Chicago answered in the nightcap 4 3 aided by Joe Kuhel and Vince Castino who belted back to back pitches to spark a third inning rally. Nick Etten added his 12th homer in the eighth of the nightcap before weather ended the game. Gordon Maltzberger earned the win in relief of Edgar Smith.
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Dodgers Beat Cardinals in Doubleheader Two Games Swing
Brooklyn breaks an eight game skid by defeating the St Louis Cardinals 4 to 3 in the second game of a doubleheader at Ebbets Field before 29 981. Gene Hermanski drew a bases loaded walk to force in the decisive run in the tenth as Kirby Higbe survives a 10th loss despite 11 strikeouts. In the opener, Stan Musial and Ray Sanders hit two homers apiece as Max Lanier silenced the Dodgers in an 11 to 3 St Louis win.
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Dodgers Acquire Schultz in Major Trade
Brooklyn Dodgers announced the purchase of infielder Howard Schultz from St Paul in a deal that sent Ruben Melton and infielder Joe Orengo plus an estimated 40 000 dollars. Schultz, 21, 6 6 and 200 pounds, bats right and throws right with a 254 average.
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City Net Meet Pairings For Fifth Annual Tennis Tourney
Citywide tennis tournament in Troy begins at 6 pm at Prospect Park. In men singles Charles Hewison faces Guerdon Miller and Abe Usher meets Harold Cooper. Byes: John Young Ronald Lewis Homer Klinsing Al Machon Joe Cuomo Meredith Thompson. Women see Jane Gad as No 1 seed vs Angelina De Bons and Rita Getz vs Glenn Gang. Boys singles pits Samuel Lavine against William McBride. Men doubles pairings: Meredith Thompson with partner and Homer Klinsing with Guerdon Miller. LABARBA IN AFRICA Fidel LaBarba serves with the Army in North Africa.
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Albany Noses Out Trips In Doubleheader Finale
Bob Miller pitched a two hitter for his fourth straight Eastern League win as the Binghamton Triplets split a doubleheader at Johnson Field. Albany won the opener 2 2 behind Art Cuccurullo, while Miller and the Triplets edged Albany 3 2 in the second game.
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Cubs Sweep Phillies In Twin Bill at Shibe Park
The Chicago Cubs swept a doubleheader from the Philadelphia Phillies 5 2 and 3 0 before 16 287 fans at Shibe Park. Paul Derringer pitched a six hit 3 0 shutout in the nightcap after Hi Blthorn won 5 2 in the opener. The Phillies fell to seventh while the Cubs rose to sixth as both games featured early runs and scoreless later innings.
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Nuts Stop Indians 4-0 in second game of doubleheader
Cleveland pitcher Milt Haefner shut out the Indians as Washington Nationals halted the Tribesmen eight game win streak with a 4-0 victory in the nightcap at Municipal Stadium. Vernon Kennedy held the Nats to six hits while Washington’s offense totaled ten, including Jim Vernon’s seventh inning homer with a man aboard. First game score and details appear unreadable in the final box.
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Miners Extend Lead With Two Wins Over Rifles
In Scranton the Miners won 6-5 and 21 run the second game in 13 innings with Tex Shirley driving in the decisive run. Ollie Byers earned his 15th win of the year after a scoreless eighth inning, while Armand Falcioni outpitched Frank Seward to clinch the finale. A misplayed fly ball spoiled a shutout bid for Falcioni.
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Sewell Shuts Braves as Pirates Split Twin Bill
Rip Sewell secured his 18th win, beating the Boston Braves 11-1 in the nightcap after Pittsburgh took the opener 5-1. The Braves had a five game winning streak snapped, managing only four hits and a seventh inning score on Ki Witelmann's triple. Pittsburg hitters produced 18 hits and 22 total bases against three Boston pitchers.
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Tigers Halt A's Twice 5 4 and 3 2
Detroit Tigers defeat Philadelphia Athletics twice, 5–4 and 3–2, with Rudy York belting a 22nd homer in the opener and Tommy Bridges securing win with six-hit pitching. Ned Harris homered for Detroit and Paul Trout notches his 13th victory in relief. Jim Ripple drives in both Mack runs.
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Callura Faces Terranova in Title Battle
New York boxer Phil Terranova travels to New Orleans to challenge Jackie Callura for the featherweight title in a 15 round championship bout. The event anchors a ring program with other bouts including Madison Square Garden returns and a Baltimore Chicago San Francisco lineup featuring Archie Moore and local fighters. Apprentice jockey Edgar Haslett wins first race at Belmont Park aboard Radio Morale.
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Reds Sweep Giants To Second In NL Standings
The Reds completed a doubleheader sweep over the Giants, 4 0ver 4 and 6 3, gaining sole possession of second place as Pittsburgh and the Braves also split. Lonnie Frey drove in the decisive run in the opener with Bert Haas delivering a ninth inning double. In the nightcap the Reds jumped to a four run lead before New York tied it on Joe Medwick’s homer, then Frey scored the go ahead run in the sixth as Ray Mueller singled home the winner.
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First Round Completed in Hepp Tourney at Frear Park
The Hepp Trophy tourney at Frear Park completed its first round with Halloran edging Carpenter after 20 holes in the upper bracket. Several players had byes in both brackets, and second round play is set for this weekend.
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Bert Kaye
Herbert Bourstin
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Ernest Matte
Perry Robinson
Ted Kane
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Cohoes Owls Edge St. Michael's In 5-4 Victory
The Cohoes Owls won their fifth in a row by defeating St. Michael's 5-4 at Geer Field. John Amyot allowed four hits while striking out 12 and issuing five walks for the Owls. Mike Piskutz matched 12 strikeouts for C. O. with two walks. The Owls seek more games with area teams and invite calls at Cohoes 1630.
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Red Sox sweep Browns with 4 0 win after 3 2 opener
Boston wins opener 3 2 as Dobson exits with six strong innings and Doerr hits his 14th homer. In the nightcap Mace Brown and Dobson combine on five hits to blank St. Louis 4 0. Culberson spiked during a double steal on winning sixth inning play.
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Baseball In Brief Yesterday's Results and Standings
Baseball results from the Albany, Binghamton, Springfield, Scranton, Utica, Elmira and Hartford games. Key outcomes include Albany vs Binghamton, Springfield vs Scranton, Elmira vs Utica, and Hartford vs Wilkes-Barre with multiple scorelines and player notes. Standings show Scranton leading with 70 wins and 36 losses, Elmira 39 48, Albany 39 49, and others, with upcoming games listed.
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Baseball scores and standings from a busy day
National leagues show Cincinnati beating New York 5 4 and again in 6 1. Brooklyn defeats St Louis 3 1 after 15 innings. Chicago over Philadelphia 5 3 and 3 0. Boston dominates Pittsburgh 5 2. Standings rank Louis 69 games, Cincinnati 58, Pittsburgh 50, Brooklyn 58, Boston 48, Chicago 49, Philadelphia 50, New York 39. Tonight's games list pitchers and matchups.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Today's Games
Scores show New York sweeping Chicago while Cleveland Washington and Boston beat respective foes. Standings list key teams with inexact figures. Tonight's games feature Washington at Cleveland Bagby versus LeFebvre and New York at Chicago Botany against Dietrich.
Alsab In Fine Shape After King Philip Run
Trainer Sarge Swenke said Alsab is in good condition after finishing fourth in the King Philip Handicap at Marragansett Park. The colt may ship to New York early today and remains eligible for two Saratoga stakes, a $50,000 Washington Park race on Sept. 6, and the Narragansett Special on Sept. 18.
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