Senators Trim Laurels in a split doubleheader 13 4
The Laurels built a 13 4 opener lead and held Hartford to four runs as Clark and Shepe supplied hits. In the nightcap Len Gilmore and Waterman Settlemire engaged in a tight duel until a sixth inning rally by the Laurels broke the game open.
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Oye Mins
Harry Petty
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Wateran Merle Settlemire
Mayhew
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Shure
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Tustin
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Renta
Warren Mueller
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Browns Rally Past Tigers in Nightcap to Split Doubleheader
St Louis Browns fire six-run bursts in the late innings to overpower Detroit Tigers 17 to 2 in the nightcap after dropping the opener 5 to 3. Nelson Potter earned his 13th win as Walter Beck took the loss in the second game, while Jake Monty closed the last two innings for Detroit. Dick Wakefield hit his seventh homer in the opener as Detroit built a 4-1 lead before Muncrief was chased. The Browns, now four games ahead of the Yankees, regained momentum with the big second game rally and a strong bullpen showing.
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Yankees Split With Nationals in doubleheader
Washington tops New York 6 to 5 with a walkoff in the nightcap after New York won the opener 4 to 2. Billy Letebvre pinch hit to drive in Jog Ettnel with bases loaded in the ninth for the Nationals. Johnny Lindell homered for the Yankees in the nightcap, Stan Spence also homered, and Afec Carrasquel allowed seven hits in a rough game.
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Hockey Scores From International Division Matches
Buffalo defeats Toronto twice with 8 to 2 and 8 to 0, Baltimore sweeps Jersey City 12 to 2 and 3 to 2, Newark loses twice to Syracuse 8 to 6 and 3 to 5, Rochester edges Montreal 3 to 2 while Montreal ties Rochester 2 to 1.
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Jérsey City
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Rochester
Montreal
Fourth Streeters Defeat Clifton Park Aces on Diamond
Waterford's Fourth Streeters beat Clifton Park Aces 13 to 4 at Clifton Park. Frank Breen earned the win with 15 strikeouts on six hits. Joel Stutski caught, Lou Patrezani went 6 for 6 with three doubles, Mien Miler added three hits in five at bats as Waterford surged with seven first inning outs and steady scoring later.
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Waterford
Mien Miler
Satchel Paige's Monarchs Top Cubans in New York Clash
New York crowds of more than 000 witnessed Satchel Paige and the Kansas City Monarchs beat the New York Cubans 4 to 2 at Yankee Stadium. Paige pitched the first eight innings, allowing five hits and retiring the side in order in two frames. The Cubans tallied two runs in the fourth, one unearned. The Cubans won the second game, defeating the Birmingham Barons 4 to 3.
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Firemen to Face Police Nine Tonight at Prospect Park
The Troy Police meet the Firemen in the third of a seven game series at Prospect Park diamond. Police lead 2-0 after wins 10 to 9 and 6 to 4. Firemen batters Carl Smith and Mike Susko, Police bats Hop Hickey and Bill Donovan. Game set for 6:15.
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Prospect Park Diamond
Carl Smith
Mike Sus
Piremen
Hop Hickey
Bill Donovan
Bosox Take Pair from A s 8 5 7 2
Boston split a doubleheader with Philadelphia and Athletics, winning 8 5 in the opener and 7 2 in the nightcap. The Reg Sox avoided a losing skid, built early leads, and held off late Athletics rallies to take the games. Behe and Burter worked for Boston, while Busch and McGee paced Philadelphia with early runs.
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Hose 3 Team Wins in Cohoes on Island diamond
The Cohoes Hose 3 team defeated the Cohoes Owls 3 to 3 on Van Schaick Island yesterday. Hanley earned the win allowing four hits and striking out eight. Hose 3 totaled ten hits.
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Giants Sweep Dodgers Behind Ott Homers and Big Lead
New York Giants beat Brooklyn 8-1 and 4-2 in a doubleheader before 41,704 fans. Mel Ott belted two homers, Nap Reyes drove in all six runs in the opener with a bases loaded triple and a single, while Johnny Allen allowed two runs in the ninth. Dodgers accounted for a single run in the opener as Curt Davis faltered early.
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Mel O1
Zedana
Nap Reyes
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Bobby Herr
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Johnny Allen
Bowie Rchultz
Harry Feldsoan
Giants
Curt Davis
Les Webber
Dixie Walker
Davis
Dodzer
St Louis Falls In Nightcap After 14-6 First Game Loss
The St Louis Cardinals lost 14-6 in the opener of a doubleheader and tangled in a late finish as darkness halted the nightcap with the Pirates after a brilliant duel of pitchers. Fritz Ostermueller limited St Louis to two runs while Walker Cooper homered for the Cards, in a game cut short by darkness with about 10,876 in attendance.
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Tribe Nips Chisox In Doubleheader Sweep
Cleveland rides Roy Cullenbine's home run to a 1-0 win in the nightcap and Gromek and Hume combine for a shutout as the Indians sweep the Chicago White Sox. Kim Saugby earned his second win in game one with nine Sox hits allowed. Joe Haynes took the loss. Attendance 12,923.
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Joe Haynes
Steve Gromek
Johnny Hume Phries
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