Yankees outslug Indians in 10 6 win to even series
New York Yankees defeated Cleveland 10 to 6 to even the series at two games each and threaten a fifth straight series win. Six doubles helped the Yankees score in five of the first six innings as Adlai Donald pitched six innings and Johnny Murphy finished. Heath hit a 12th homer for Cleveland and Peters and Rosar drove in runs for the Indians.
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Turnesa Leads Chicago Victory National Golf Meet
Army sergeant Jim Turnesa of Staten Island set the pace at the Chicago Victory National Golf Meet with a 67 at Beverly, one stroke ahead of Sam Byrd and Byron Neilson. Notables in the hunt include Mike Turness and Craig Wood, with Harry Cooper and Jimmy Demaret also in the leading pack.
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Army Rejects Browns' Catcher
Joe Schultz, a young third string catcher for the Browns, reported for induction at Jefferson Barracks Wednesday morning but was finally rejected for military service after extensive physical examinations yesterday.
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Wyatt Hurls and Battles as Giants Beat Cubs 6-3
Wyatt pitched for Brooklyn and argued with umpire Tom Dunn and Cubs manager Jimmy Wilson, yet his seven Brooklyn hits off Derringer and Burrows produced a 6-3 win over Chicago. Nicholson hit his 19th homer, while Vaughan and Hermansky drove in runs as Brooklyn tallied seven off Derringer in 7 innings.
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Braves Nip Reds in Twelfth Inning Thriller
Boston Braves edge Cincinnati Reds 3-2 in 12th inning to clinch the series. Whitey Wietelmann drove in pinch runner Phil Masi with the deciding run after a Reds error sequence and Vander Meer started the late rally for Cincinnati. Frey and Wietelmann contributed the earlier Boston runs while Al Yearby (wild pitch) and Lonnie Frey accounted for Cincinnati scoring.
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Bart Tyne
Ruffin Delivers Easy Ten Round Victory Over Shans
Bobby Ruffin outboxed Cleo Shans in Madison Square Garden to win a ten round decision. Ruffin used reach and skill while Shans pressed throughout the bout, with the Associated Press scoring seven rounds for Ruffin, one even, and two for Shans as a low blow penalty altered one round. A crowd of about 3,014 witnessed the return of boxing with a $15,308 gate.
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Ruffin
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Eighth Avenue Sports Soup
Baseball score recap from multiple city games
International 1 Buffalo 5, Jersey City 0. Jersey City 11 Buffalo 4. Baltimore 4 Rochester 0. Baltimore 7 Rochester 3. Syracuse 1 Montreal 0. Thirteen innings. Newark 4 Toronto L.
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Albany Downs Trips Twice To Make It Three in a Row
Albany beat Binghamton twice at Hawkins Stadium to rise to third in the Eastern League. Ralph McCabe started and was lifted with one run in and bases loaded in the sixth. Charlie Gibson earned his seventh win as Albany’s offense struck in the eighth and ninth.
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Finals in Troy Net Tourney Set for Tomorrow
Bill Brown and Bill Fahr battle for a finals spot in Troy's fifth annual citywide tennis tournament tonight at Prospect Park courts. Brown led 6-? in the first set Thursday. darkness halted play at 35. If Brown wins he faces Al Mochon, who beat Abe Asher in Thursday's semi. Doubles saw Fanr and Machon defeat Thompson Hewison 6-2 6-4 to meet Brown Travers in finals. Women's final pits Jane Galias against Rita Travers.
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Rita Travers
Army Rejects Bison Hurling Ace Rafe Gentry
Rafe Gentry, ace pitcher for the Buffalo Bisons of the International League, was rejected for Army service yesterday after a physical at the Buffalo Induction Center. No reason was announced.
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Cards Blast Lee to Beat Phils 5-1 at Shibe Park
The St. Louis Cardinals tied the series with the Phillies 2-2 by scoring all five runs in the sixth inning in a 5 to 1 win before 12,678 at Shibe Park. Mort Cooper allowed five hits but exited in the ninth as Philadelphia loaded the bases. Howie Krist retired the final two batters. Bill Lee pitched eight innings for Philadelphia, yielding all 12 Cardinals hits.
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Classiest Field Ever Entered for City Swim Meet at Park Pool
Tomorrow at Prospect Park pool the District A. A. U. and Service outdoor swimming and diving championship will feature a record entry list. Navy and college swimmers from R P I Siena Union Williams Brown Rutgers Manhattan and others join Rita Weaver and Troy entrants as officials prepare for a large crowd and 2 p.m. start with 1:15 opening.
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Troy Club Faces Star Prospect Fasula In Big Show
Troy Club prepares to meet 17 year old Tony Fasula at La Salle Field in a 5:30 game amid fanfare. Bill Carr vows to counter the Schenectady phenom and predicts Troy firepower from Kane Cunha and LeMay. All-star selections include Carr Cunha Kane LeMay, with Schenectady’s Briscoe Grasso also in contention.
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Nats Rally In Eighth Triumphs Over White Sox 10 5
Washington builds an eight run eighth inning, routing Chicago 10 to 5 before 12,542. Haynes relieves and yields key hits including a bases loaded hit by pitch and a double by Early, with Case, Vernon, and Priddy contributing. Dietrich started for Chicago, homering in the fourth before Haynes closes out the win.
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Laurels Trim Barons in 4-2 Victory to Narrow Standings
Hartford Laurels defeated the Barons 4 to 2 in a 1 game that lasted 1 hour 40 minutes. Johnny Dagenhard earned his 15th win with a five hit outing despite early wildness. Wilkes Barre’s Al Danelishen struggled in the first inning, allowing four hits and four runs before settling in.
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Baseball In Brief Highlights From Yesterday's Games
Results recap across teams Binghamton Albany Elmira Utica Scranton Springfield Wilkes Barre and major league matchups Brooklyn Chicago New York Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia with pitchers Gor Nicki Feldman Warneke Gregg and Brazie noted among others.
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Tigers Stop Bosox 1-0 Despite Strong Five Hitter
Detroit Tigers shut out the Boston Red Sox 1-0 for the third time in four games. Rookie Frank Overmire allowed five hits as Rudy York drove in the lone run, delivering the decisive score yesterday.
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Baseball Scores and Tonight's Major League Games
American New York 10, Cleveland 3. Detroit 1, Boston and Washington 10, Chicago 5. Philadelphia at St Louis postponed. Tonight's games feature New York at Cleveland with Borowy or Ruse against Bagby. Boston at Detroit pitting Ryba versus Gorsica, Philadelphia at St Louis Harris and Wolff against Sandra and New some. Washington at Chicago Lefebvre versus Ross.
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Plannership P M H Nets Narrow Arsenal Win
The Planning Room nine edged the P M H Department nine 18 to 4 in the Arsenal softball league. Harvey Bessette pitched for Planners, while Al Bessette hit two homers and a triple. Bob Prins added four singles as P M H took a 4-0 lead before the comeback. Piche and Pendergast starred for P M H with key hits.
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Nelson to play in Albany exhibition match at Wolferts Roost
Byron Nelson the Toledo golf star will replace John Farrell in the Yorn Creavy Day event at Wolferts Roost Country Club. Nelson teams with Gene Sarazen against Jimmy Hines and Jack Patroni in a 18 hole best ball format.
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C Y O Stars Face Corp Nine in Valley League Tilt
The revamped C Y O Stars meet the Ten Brink’s Dodgers of the Schenectady Twilight League tomorrow at Prospect Park at 2 30. Cliff Sanheim reshuffles the order to boost scoring and Charlie Buckley will pitch with Pete Russo unavailable after signing with Trdy. The Stars line up Frank Hoffmiester, Arnold Devaren, Don Caswell, Buckley, Bill Bonnville, Jack Comerford, Jack McCarthy, Jim Vaughn, and Joe Cahill, with Krieger Helferich, Valney, Nuttall and Houser as reserves.
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Villanova Announces Grid Schedule With Army Holy Cross Princeton
Villanova College released its football schedule listing Army at West Point Sampson Naval Station at Shibe Park Bucknell at Shibe Park Princeton at Princeton Holy Cross at Worcester Temple at Philadelphia Muhlenberg at Allentown and other dates.
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