Joslin Dark Horse Faces Ramsey in Industrial Invite
Joslin the dark horse set to meet Ramsey at 2 p.m. Saturday at Frear Park Jinks seeking the final hurdle to the payoff round. The pairings list shows Saturday’s Championship Flight matches with Beaten Eight and other flights scheduled, highlighting Joslin’s upset run over White and Daly en route to the title contention.
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Chet Joslin
Dark Horns
Bill Ramsey
Frear Park
Joslin
Ernie White
Nied
Art Frament Izatuis
George Locke
Frank Weaver
Chet Joy
Jin
George Lock
Pat Cioffi
Fred Smith
Ed Berube
Jerry Sestito
Frank Harrington
Jerry Messia
Bill Russell
Dan Prete
Joe Kennedy
Lov Kfar
Charles Rice
Ed Catellierva
Sy. E. J. Wood
John Cruden
George Klenaling
Benten
S. L. Baas
Tom Charron
FLW
VanDeur J Ben
Tim Sweeney
Dwyers Open Season Against Waterford Troquois Sunday
The Dwyer A C hosts the Waterford Troquois at 2 30 Sunday afternoon at the Waterford A A grounds in their first independent contest since playoff elimination. Iroquois fell from contention for fourth place in the Eastern New York League on the last day. Righthander Tink Breen will start for the Dwyers in their first meeting with an Amateur club this season.
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Dwyer A.C
Unicorns
Mary
Waterford Troquois
New York
Waterford A.A
Iroquois
Tink” Breen
Chisox blank Tigers 1 0 in another shutout win
Chicago White Sox edged Detroit 1 0 before 20 919 fans for their third straight shutout victory. Mickey Haefner allowed seven hits in a one hour 38 minute game. Detroit's lineup included hitters such as Ostrinsky and Groth with limited run production.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Mickey Haffner
Tigers
Adame
Philies
Groiach
Evere
Lipen
Baker
Haines
ED ‘Gray
Keyrouse Named To Grid Post
Peter A Keyrouse of Troy named manager of the Al- nashy-Troy Pros Football Club after resigning as secretary of the Eastern Football League roster. He is a Siena College senior and World War II veteran. The club held its third practice at LaSalle's Notre Dame Field and plans another session tomorrow at 6 30 p m open to all players wishing to try out.
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al-| ‘nashy-Troy Pros
Peter A'Keyrouse
Troy
Keyrouse
Troy Bulldogs
Keyroute
Siena College
LaSalle
Notre Dame
Unclear OCR Rockingham Entries and Results
Fragmentary OCR from Rockingham page lists numerous garbled items including names, times, places, and events. Readable bits reference entries and results but lack coherent structure, making precise event identification impossible.
Yankees Rally Past Washington in Ninth for 4-3 Victory
New York, held to four hits through eight innings, scored two runs in the ninth to edge Washington 4-3. Vic Raschi notched his 16th win as Gene Woodling delivered the decisive RBI single after Charley Keller advanced Niarhos on the tying bunt.
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Thiough
New York Yankees
Washington Nats
Rae Bearborough
Yankees
Gene Woodling
Charie Keller
Vic Raschi
Buddy Lewis
Rasichi
Bealdex
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Nate
Gus Niarhos
Keller
Rasch
Thistate
Scarborough
Niarhos
Clif Mapes
Woodling
Washingtun
Risento
Mapes
Stewart Woere
Wordlessu
Odi Max
Dente
Barty
wMvere
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Hearhes
Raship PongeKelter Tsiey
Wren
Tor Avera
Coteman
Test
Alivera
Lewis
Nisruto Mapes
Kegehi
Mel
Kizzute
Coleman Ent Henrich
Guieman
Ranchi
Pati
Iri
Hear Rasch
Raschi
Kearbornen Cheptien
Ttanchi
Lieer
Phillies Pound Dodgers 11-7 in Brooklyn Showdown
Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 11 to 7 as Brooklyn pitching collapsed. Buddy Blattner hit a two run homer and Del Ennis cleared the bases with a double. Bruce Edwards added a two run circuit shot. Jim Konstanty earned the win and Palica took the loss.
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Dalle
Philadelphia
Dodgers
Phils
Buddy Blattner
del Ennle
Erv Pat Wea
Bruce Edwards
Gane Hermanski
Atralgat
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Spider Jorgensen
Hermanaki
Hodges
Gene
Jim Konstanty
Palica
Hald
Brooklyn
Rrdoria
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Diver
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Denney
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Branca
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Banta
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Jones
Hintiner
Edwania
Rease
Hisitr
Rabburn
Gollat
Slag
Jorgensen
Robinson
Hodrie
Hees
Prindephia
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Panca
Minner
Lonely
Net Aces reach doubles quarterfinal in Wimbledon event
Pancho Gonzales and Frankie Parker were upset in early rounds by Saul Saul and Jack Tuero who posted a 6 4 2 4 6 ? victory at Longwood. Other favorites, including Mulloy Talbert and Australian French entries, advanced to the quarterfinals as Davis Cup duos from Australia and France showed strength.
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Brookline
Mess.p
Pancho” Gonzales
Frankie Parker
Saul
San Diego
Jack Tuero
New Orleans
Longwood
Tuero
Parker
Gardnar Mulloy
Billy Talbert
al Everts
Don Manchester
Newton
Jack Bromovich
Billy Sidwell
Dick Sorelein
Phladelphia
Dick Gains
Edgartown
Mass
Frank Sedz- Man
George Worthington
San Francisco
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Diryers Continue Without Marty in Amateur League
A fragmented report notes the Diryers and the Trier All-Stars facing changes as Marty exits the team amid ongoing amateur league play. officials cite player availability and scheduling as factors. disruptions affect lineup as teams prepare for upcoming matches.
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Trier
Tras
Fmerakie
Toesdms
Wilcoe Vinge Maying
Sean
Man- Beer
Beto Ned
Warts
Liege
Marty
Shetty
Maharet
Marty Ah
Terediiay
Treser
Makofski Wins ENT Golf Tourney at Wyantenuck
Great Barrington, Massa later reports Makofski from Schenectady shares top honors in the ENT Golf Association event at Wyantenuck CC with a 33 second nine and a 66 net, beating Frank Mignacci of Mechanicville and others. Michaels, Kubica, Welch, Watroba, and Micklas also figure among leaders in a long, winded field.
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Great Barrington
Masa
Schemectady
Mechanicville
ENT Golf Association
Wyantenuck Country Club
Yestereday
Sig Makofski
Mont Pleasant
McGregor Links
Frank Mignacci
Mechanicville Golf Club
Makofski
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Mixnacci
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Doug Welch
Ballston Spa
Stan Watroba
Serkshire
Hills
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Kubica
Welch
Watroba
Mignacel
Lst
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Francis Caty
Baitston Spe
Lou Wit
Wolferts Roost
Vince Puckett
Robert Collins
Berkshire Hills
Mixt' Gress
Fix
Bill Hertick
Rabtson
C. Hinsdale
Machanicville
George Cook
Charles Torche
Laker Ridge
Standings and Results From National and American Leagues
National League standings show St Louis and Brooklyn near top as Philadelphia, Boston, and New York trade results. Daily pairings list probable pitchers for Philadelphia Brooklyn Barney Zabala and others with Leonard Bonham settings. American League results feature Detroit Chicago St Louis and Cleveland with current records and upcoming matchups.
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Boston
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
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Iain
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MLS
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Brookliyn
Borowy
Barney
Zabala
Ta Sain
Cincago
Pittsburz
Leonard
Bonham
Renal
Washington
Thicaga
Detroit
Lous
Cleveland
Louis
G.B
Boston Ska
Chicarsa
Lestie St. Lous
Teay
Kretlow
Gutapert
Clevelaha
St. Loom
James
Drees
Legion Charges Giants Over Signed Junior Players
Legions accuse the Giants of signing junior players in violation of rules. The dispute centers on alleged improper recruitment and compensation amid tensions between the teams and league officials.
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Legion Charges Giants
Braves Slam Giants 13-4 on Russell Poles four run homer
Boston Braves exploded for 15 hits to rout the New York Giants 13 to 4. Russell Poles belted a four run homer as Boston raced to a 6 run second inning and cruised behind a strong effort from Benton and Hartung in relief.
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Russell Poles
Benton
Bickford
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New York Giants
Tribe
Jimmy Ruseel
Johnny Cooney
Tribesmen
Clint
Floppy) Hartung
Adrian Zabaia
Henry Thompson
Bektors Pals
Lanala
Behrman Phoor
sLafata Leen Hansen
Msta Tolanisa
Beheian
Naw Tors
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B-Reneell
Abl
Toommon
Golden
Gaikelt
Russell
Birkford
Heath
Molmes
Wanky
Gordon
Hermes
Themenompeon
Fh Thompen
Hannen
Bieiers
Loset—Hartung
Browns Win Doubleheader Over Indians 10-6 and 5-2
St. Louis Browns swept both ends of a twilight doubleheader against the Cleveland Indians, winning 10-6 in game one and 5-2 in game two to drop Cleveland to third in the AL. A three-run burst in the seventh of the nightcap, sparked by Satchel Paige, fueled the comeback. The Browns broke a 6-6 tie with a four-run eighth.
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St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Satchel Paige
Browns
Wynn
Bearden
Feller
Zoldak
Garcia
Kegan
Trea
Papal
Blare
Embree
Ferrick
Ance Lollar
Wyoner
Perrick
Entries At Saratoga Race Day Mayhem Amid Mixups
Daily Saratoga card shows eight races with purses from 2,400 to 4,501 and entries including Royal Governor, Winter Wheat, Harmonica, and Saracen Miss. Odds, fields, and post positions listed amid erroneous spellings and truncated names.
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Tus One
iBenk Jgr
Forsigs
Affair
x-Brown Brave
Tome Meeber
Courtney
Penis
Mrs
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peLiberty
Mr. WeGregsr
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Bieber
Cardinals Win In 13th As Martin Drives In Winning Run
Freddie Martin singled home Enos Slaughter with two out in the 13th, giving the St. Louis Cardinals a 4 3 victory over the Cincinnati Reds and a share of first in the National League. Slaughter and Giaviano reached with two outs as Eddie Dyer passed on a pinch hitter to let Martin bat. The win left the Cards a half game ahead of the Dodgers, who lost to Philadelphia.
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Eno Slaugtter
St. Louis Cardinals
Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia
Slaughter
Tommy Glaviang
Eddie Dyer
Martin
Louie Cincinnati
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Rafensberger
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Sox
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al Rarilia
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Chuck) Stobbe
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Dick Fowler
Ted Williarsa
Willaime Klowe
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Billy Goodman
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Doerr
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Belliose Forbidden To Step On Scales Revealed
The article reports that fighter Belloise was forbidden by manager Eddie Walker to be weighed during a routine examination by the New York Athletic Commission. Walker offered no explanation for the action.
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New York CP
Steve Belloiser
Eddie Walker
New York Athletic Commission
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Garnets Drill Monday in Watervliet Semi-Pro Fortifies Drive
The Garnets of Watervliet begin a Monday drill at Brotherhood Park as part of a Preparatory push for the 1949 football season under coach Dom Denio. Denio, ex St Bonaventure guard, will guide the Garnets with Albany Troy pros and Cadets duties, aiming to mold the strongest local semi pro outfit. A core group is summoned for 7 pm workouts at Brother hood, with contact given for arranging dates with teams seeking games.
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Brothierhood Park
Dom Denio
LaSalle Institute
Visetians
Vince D'Agosting Tate
St. Bonaventure
Garneia
Denio
D'Agosting
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Bood
Bt Covell
Steve Bob
William Prendergast
Art Flanagan
Wally Romano
Harry Granato
Emil
DeJohn Knocks Out Kos DeSala In Six Rounds Showdown
In a scheduled ten round middleweight bout in Syracuse, Sala Kos DeJohn rallied after being floored four times by Joey DeJohn of Sytactine We. Kos DeJohn stopped DeJohn at 2:38 of the sixth round to claim the victory.
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Lee Gala
Donora
Joey DeJohn
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