Senatorship Pioneers Battle In Split Twinbill
Elmira Pioneers and Albany Senators played a 19 inning doubleheader with a 12th frame slugfest. Albany won the opener in 12 innings on a walk and timely hits, while Elmira took the nightcap with late runs and strong relief pitching. Bill Rodgers extended his hitting streak early but was stopped in the nightcap as Albany tied and Elmira pulled away late.
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Fip" Collins
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Chuck Hawley
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Gingle
Ernie Bickhaus
Jack Mayhew
Sabrinsky
Bolla
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Hogala
Mitrus
Rogala
Tigers Tie Reign as Trout Notches 20th Win in Twin Bill
New York and Detroit split a doubleheader with Dinzy Trout earning his 20th win after Hal Newhouser matched the feat as the Tigers swept the Yankees. Trout hit his fourth homer and Rudy York added a 13th, backing solid defense and clutch pitching that held off late Yankee charges.
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Pirates Sweep Dodgers in Doubleheader to Nudge Standings
Pittsburg Pirates won both ends of a doubleheader from Brooklyn, extending their streak to 14 wins in 15 games and moving two games ahead of Cincinnati for second. Max Butcher earned his 11th win in the opener with a grand slam by Jim Russell, while Nick Strincevich notched his 10th win in the nightcap on six hits. Dodgers, led by Leo Durocher watching from the stands, clashed with umpires after a Bucco stolen base dispute, with Whitlow Wyatt and coach Chuck Dressen ejected in the third. Nearly 20 Dodgers left the field after the final out.
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Nationals overpower Browns in nightcap to sweep doubleheader
Washington fans saw the Nationals pound three St Louis pitchers for 27 hits and a 12-1 rout in the nightcap after taking the opener 4-2. Early Wynn worked the mound as he prepares for navy induction, while Stan Spence and Bobby Ortiz sparked runs with timely hits. Densy Gatehouse held the Nats in check until the fifth when Washington exploded, scoring thrice on hits including Spence's single and a double by George Case.
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55 Girls Open Court Battle in Philadelphia
A field of 36 players from all sections of the country begins play today at the National Junior Girls Tennis Championships at the Philadelphia Country Club. Seven year old Shirley Fry is expected to make a strong bid for the title as she has shown earlier form, aiming to build on recent successes.
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Trounce Chisox Fall In Nightcap After Split With A's
In a doubleheader at Shibe Park the Chicago White Sox and Philadelphia Athletics split. The A's won the nightcap 3-2 after trailing 2-1 in the second game, aided by a fourth inning rally and a disputed play ending with runners at the corners. Skeeter Webb sparked the late comeback with a run and fielding miscues helped seal the win.
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Braves Topple Cardinals 5-4 in opener doubleheader
Boston Braves win 5-4 as they topple the St Louis Cardinals in the opener of a doubleheader. Musial and Musial-led Cardinals produced early offense, but Woodrow Hier and Braves pitching shut them down after the first inning. The game featured nine hits for Boston and a strong arms effort, with Hutchinson and May each pitching well for St Louis in a high tempo battle.
Reds Nip Phils In 12th 2-1 Doubleheader Halts Phils
Reds win in the 12th 2-1 in the nightcap after taking the opener 4-2 as Bucky Walters earns his ith victory of the year. Myers, McCromick, and Messer spark Cincinnati with key hits while Philadelphia’s Megner struggles. Phils tally runs on walks and errors amid tense late innings.
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Megner
Charley Sehanz
Cade
Buster Adams
Jbfounder
St Anthony's Triumphs In Two CYO Games
St Anthony's won a forfeit from Sacred Heart after the opposing team walked off field in the fifth inning at Catholic Central High. Later they beat Berlin Bearcats 12 to 7 in a twilight game, leading 6 to 1 after the first inning. Merola and Murphy backed the winning pitchers with solid hitting helped by Gansilo at catcher.
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Senior CYO Loop Meets Tonight
A meeting of the Senior CYO Loop is called for 8:30 tonight at the Record Newspapers Office by league president Jim McCarthy. Action will be taken on all outstanding protests and representatives from all teams have been asked to attend.
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Laurels Rally Past Grays 5-1 to 3-1 in Twin Bill
Hartford Laurels power to a doubleheader sweep over the Williamsport Grays, winning 5-1 and 3-1. Naktenis earned his 18th win and Hickey his second as the Laurels surged to 79 wins, widening their lead in the circuit. Grays pitched well but fell short, with key hits by Wentzel and Slaboda for Hartford and timely RBI from Dorley and Shupe.
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GQ Beats PMH in Arsenal Test in 1 1 Tie
GQ Turned back PMH in a league game played at Watervliet Arsenal, ending 1 to 1. Ted Kearney and Dave Cohen led GQ with two hits in three plate appearances, while Male Fiche starred for PMH. Batteries were Evérisen and Jorgenson for GQ and Delacia and Prendergast for PMH. Another cup game has Army facing PR outfit.
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Ted Kearney
Dave Cohen
St Michaels sweeps two CYO contests at Prospect Park
St Michael's defeated St Peters 4-3 and 10-5 in a senior CYO League doubleheader at Prospect Park. Battery combos included Printexy Bonville for St Michael's and Dudek Bebecnitz for St Peters. Ryan Witheuskey led the offense with two hits in game two as St Michael's extended its league lead.
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Bill Bonville
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Bill Ryan
Franz Abbotte
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Jack Conway
Bert Kavanagh
Joe Sak
Ryan
Tom Witheuskey
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St. Anthony’s
Geer
Standings and results from Eastern and National leagues
Eastern League standings show Elmira slicing Albany and Scranton edging Binghamton in tight games. Wilkes-Barre and Utica split a 10 inning affair, while Hartford and Williamsport split. Tonight Albany, Williamsport, Wilkes-Barre, Binghamton, Scranton, and Hartford host or travel for matches with several late games listed.
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Binghamton
Scranton
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Utica
Unclear Rest Of International Morontes Score Inputs
Fragmentary sports scores and team names appear, including Newark Jersey City Rochester and Syracuse references. The readable bits show uneven innings and city pairings but lack coherent structure, dates, or full team labels, making a precise game wrap or outcome impossible from the provided text.
Utica Downs Barons Fall In Doubleheader Loss
Wilkes Barre tops the Utica Barons 5-2 in 10 innings in the opener of a doubleheader. Kimbie pitched steady for Wilkes-Barre as the Barons stumble on a sixth inning error by Yeash that lets Massey score, while Wallin Ward and Klonowski deliver clutch plays. The nightcap details are unclear from the readable text.
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