Nip Senators Fall 2 1 In Albany Tilt
Johnny Moore allowed five hits in seven innings to lift the Triplets over the Albany Senators 2 1 at Jourson Field. Gilmore earned his twentieth win, with Rogers and Bertha each fanning twice as the Triplets secure a slim edge toward fourth place and set up a doubleheader tonight at 6 35.
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Musales
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Grace
Earnhardt
Collins
Mislas
Mayhew
Senators
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Keel
Maryland Meet Boosts Stakes At Laurel Joint Races
The Maryland four associations announce a Labor Day Laurel meet with 17 stakes boosted in value. additions include the Butler Steeplechase Handicap honoring the Butler family and a six furlong event for all ages. The Washington Handicap increases to 25000 and the Strudey Meeting partners Pimlico Havre De Grace Bowie and Laurel for a 22 day follow up meet.
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UPI
Maryland
Laurel Track
Labor Day
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Sycarolis
Leurel
Zonpire City
W. BP. Burch
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Havre Derate
Bowie
Pir Hco
Pimlico Last Springs
Pioneers Take Two From Wilkes-Barre In Doubleheader
Elmira Pioneers moved up to sixth place after taking both games of a doubleheader against the Wilkes-Barre Barons. The opener went to 12 innings with Hen Gregory tripling and scoring on George Mitrus’s single to win 2 to 1. The nightcap was a lengthy contest, the Pioneers breaking a 4 4 deadlock in the seventh with two runs and later adding another pair for a 6 4 victory.
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Elmira GP
Elmira Pioneers
Wilkes-Barre Barons
Gregory
George Mitrus
Bel Bonness
Pioneers
Metheny Lifts Yankees Past Indians with Sixth Inning Power
Metheny hit a three-run homer with two aboard in the sixth inning as the New York Yankees defeated the Cleveland Indians 11 to 8 in frée-hitting fashion. Mickey Rocco and Fay Cullemine supplied key hits for Cleveland, while Ray Post took the loss for the Tribe.
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Bud Methens
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Cleveland Indians
Ray Post
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Calvary
Balling
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Baseball standings and schedule across multiple teams
Standings show Binghamton 2 Albany 1 Williamsport 7 Scranton 6 Hartford 16 Utica 6 Elmira 2 Wilkes Barre 1 Elmira 11 Wilkes Barre 7. Tonight games Albany at Binghamton Hartford at Utica Wilkes Barre at Elmira Scranton at Williamsport. Yesterday results St Louis 5 New York and Chicago UI Boston and Brooklyn 3 Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia at Pittsburg postponed. AMERICAN results New York Ui Cleveland Detroit 4 Boston 2 Chicago 7 Washington 2 Philadelphia and St Louis 2 Chicago at Washington night Dietrich OG Haet Wet. Cleveland at New York Bagby 3 Debiel 7 Detroit at Boston Trowkt 19 9 Bothman.
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Albany
Williamsport
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Wikes-Barre
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St Louis
New York
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Boston
Brooklyn
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
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Barret
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Debiel
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Trowkt
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Me Harris
Ww. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
York
Attorney Captures Village Farm Stakes at Saratoga
Attorney, owned by Wikeo Farms of Lagan port Indiana, won the Village Farm Stakes for three year old pacers at Saratoga Raceway in four heats on the Grand Circuit program. Time Table and Eddie Havens led early heats. Attorney forged from last to win heat three in 2:04¾ tying the season record. The event featured several other races and notes on pace times and entries.
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Wikeo Farms
Laganport
Ind
Vilage Farm
Brown
Volomite
Blackwell
Eddie Gavens
Joseph A. Neville
Delaware
Time Table
Norman S. Lyncen
Frankford
Del
Eddie Havens
Village Farm
Saratoga Raceway
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Colonels Lady
Horace Johnston
Charlotte
N. C
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Gilmour
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the Village Farm
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Wee Laird
White Sox Top Nationals Behind Tropat Seven-Hit Gem
Chicago rookie Eddie Tropat pitched seven solid innings to earn his sixth win, as the White Sox defeated the Washington Nationals 7 to 2. The Sox chased starter Niggeling with a four-run fourth and added another in the ninth while Washington avoided a shutout with two ninth-inning runs.
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Eddie Tropat
Chicago
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Sox
Johnny Niggeling
Nats
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Bill Lefebvre
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Gentry
Romamt Greve
Weafer
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Laurels Trim Utes in 16 to 6 rout over Utics
Laurels defeated the Utics 16 to 6 before 1276 fans as Petty limited the Blue Sox to eight hits. A ninth inning rally produced five runs for the Sox but came up short. Tonight the teams meet again in a double feature starting at 6:20 with Bill Marshal and Hal Schacher for Hertford and Chet Covington and Julius Homokay for Utica.
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Bissonette
Hartford Laurels
Utics Blue Sox
Sox
Petty
Blue Sox
Bill Marshal
Hal Schacher
Hertford Fingers
Chet Covington
Julius Homokay
Utica
Tita
Leighth
Tigers Beat Bosox and Cecil 4 to 2
Detroit defeats Boston 4 to 2 as Rudy York hits a long homer in the seventh with two runners aboard. Rex Cecil debuts as a starter, allowed five hits and four strikeouts over four scoreless innings in relief before the decisive homer.
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Rex Cecil
Rudy York
Detroit
Tigers
Fear Sox
Sox
York
Bob. Jobnzor
Cecil
Athletics defeat Browns 4-2 before 13 567
Philadelphia AP wire reports Christie Christopher scored his fifth straight victory last night as the Philadelphia Athletics edged the St. Louis Browns 4 to 2 before 13 567 fans. The A’s tallied single runs in the second fourth and sixth innings while the Browns failed to capitalize with runners aboard.
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Russy Christopher
Philadephia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
St. Louis
Red Hayworth
Loris
Guenese
al Btepeess
Moore
Gallemas
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Hayes
Berry
McGree
Kenny
Butch
Christopher Tassan
Byres
Palacepha S
Pele Ceeupaere
Kramer
Christo
Eh Ez
Zoldak
NBA Proxy Proposes Exams To Assure Boxers Fitness
National Boxing Association president Abe J. Greene urged periodical psychiatric and medical exams for fighters to prevent mental and physical deterioration. He called for managers to report signs to examining boards and proposed independent commissions to oversee boxer health amid wartime pressures and scarce talent.
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Washington Gpi
Abe J. Greene
National Boxing Association
N. B
Greene
N. B.A
Greate
Lem Frankin
New Jersey
Youtlas
Nicholson Crushes Braves with 11-3 Cubs Opener
Chicago routs Boston 11 to 3 as Bill Nicholson belts his 27th homer and leads a 16 hit attack. Japhet Lynn seconds win as Nicholson drives in four. Boston pitcher Nate Andrews struggles early. Cubs pile on with late insurance runs.
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Bill Nicholson
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Reardon
Goetx
Artencacce
Favorites Cup One-Sided Victories in PGA Tourney
In Spokane the Favorites led by Harold McSpaden Philadelph and Byron Nelson Toledo dominated first round play at the PGA Championship. McSpaden overwhelmed Bruce Coltart 2 and 5 with a five under par 69 while Nelson defeated Mike De Massey 5 and 4. Craig Wood beat Jimmy Dangelo 5 and 4, Tony Manero edged Clayton Aleridge 2 up after extra holes, and Ed Dudley Sam Byrd Toney Venta Bob Hamilton Jimmy Hines also posted first round wins.
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Byron Nelson
Toledo
McSpaden
Bruce Coltart
Absecon
M. J
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Mam
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Jimmy Dangelo
Muskogee
Tony Manero
Greenwich
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Clayton Aleridge
Huntington Beach
Aleridge
Maneero
Ed Dudley
Colorado Springs
Seve Lavel
Schenectady
Sam Byrd
Redfor
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Seguin
Tex
Toney Venta
Dayton
Morrie Gravatt
Williamsport
Bob Hamilton
Evansville
Ind
Gene Kunes
Philadelphia
Jimmy Hines
Amsterdam
N.C
Thurmen Edwards
Winston Salem
Willie Goggin
White Plains
N.Y
Goggin
Purvis Ferree
N. C
Arden Size 2 at Saratoga features top pacing lineup
Ten trotters race for a $5,000 Arden Size 2 at Saratoga Raceway in the Grand Circuit card. Red Tower trains toward Yankee Maid with Eddie Hastens, while Blue Boy and Lady Diana loom as threats alongside other contenders in a wide field seeking the $27,500 Arden purse’s top prize.
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Saratoga Raceway
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Red Tower
Eddie Hastens
Blue Boy
J. Mahoney
Diana
Clark
Yankee Maid
Indiana
Sarly
Tudy
Paul Harvie
Vic Wieming
Charlie
Sunny Elis
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Joe Tortnkie
Mt Deyo
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Grays Blank Miners 7 to 0 in Weekend Showdown
Williamsport Grays pounded Scranton Miners 7 to 0 as Ernie Sills secured his second win of the season. The victory lifted the Grays into third place behind Utica and Barford, with 662 fans in attendance.
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Scranton Miners
Williamsport Grays
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Purmuitig
Utica Bliue Sox
Bariford
Cards Blank Giants 5-0 to Set Record
St Louis Cardinals beat the New York Giants 5 to 0 to establish a season record with their 80th win on the earliest date in history. Rookie Fred Schmidt blanked the Giants from the third through the seventh inning for his fourth win against one defeat. Voiselle took the loss, walking seven with three intentional passes in the first four innings. Reed, Kurowski, Musial and Sandberg drove in runs as St Louis jumped ahead and held New York to seven hits. Attendants: 8,587.
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Johnny Alien
Ray Sanders
Louie New Yorn
Treadwar
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Heyes
Mancow
Sancuso Good Reyes
Vethan
Fallon
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Si Lowa
Thoe
T. Attenhoeh
Reds Bow to Brooks 3 1. Drop to Third
The Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the Cincinnati Reds 3 to 1, snapping Cincinnati's seven game winning streak and dropping them to third place. Curt Davis pitched the full game for Brooklyn, scattering 11 hits while Ed Huesser took the loss for the Reds. The Dodgers scored two insurance runs in the sixth with two outs, aided by a series of miscues and hits.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
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Dodgers
Jone Tally
Ed Huesser
Davie
Brooklyn
Luis Cite
Mickey Owen
Howie Schultz
Gerald Waikars
Reds Lose Pitcher to Cuban Army
Cincinnati Reds lose pitcher Tommy De La Cruz to Cuba for military service. The Cuban lefty departed for Miami to report to the Cuban consul and then be mustered into service. De La Cruz, 90, married with one child, had a 4 7 season and beat the New York Giants in his last start.
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Reda
Syracuse
de la Cruz
Girl Net Stars In Final Today At Eastern Grass Court
Glen Cove New Rochelle Montclair players reach the Eastern Grass Court senior tennis tourney final at Nastan Country Club. William Lapeus defeated Nancy Bett 39 64 65, Gloria Evans beat Betty Rospenquest 6 3 63 in semis, weather permitting the final is set for 11 am.
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William Lapeus
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Gloria Evans
Montclair
Nastan Country Club
Migs Lapaus
Nancy Com Bett
Chicago
Miss Evans
Betty Rospenquest
South Orange
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