Two Homers Turn Tide In Opener
The New York Yankees swept a doubleheader from Boston with a 6 4 10 innings opener and a 5 1 win. Charley Keller and Roy Weatherly homered in the opener while Spud Chandler won his 11th. Keller hit his 24th of the season and Johnny Murphy earned his 10th win. Weatherly homered again in the nightcap as Chandler pitched poorly but the Yankees still dispatched Joe Dobson and Emmett ONeill.
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Tigers Trail Browns in Doubleheader Runfest
Rudy York belted two homers to lift the Detroit Tigers to a 15-5 win in the opener and a 1-2 nightcap sweep of the Cleveland Browns. York pulled within one of tying his 18 homers in a month as Detroit stays idle until Sept 2. The first game featured 27 hits for 53 total bases with Joe Hoover Pinky Higgins and Joe Wood also homering for Detroit while Vernon Stephens went deep twice for Cleveland.
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Cards Halt Reds in 11 as World Champs win
The St. Louis Cardinals salvaged the 11 inning game 3 to 2 after Cincinnati tied the score in the ninth. Max Lanier earned the win in relief while Eddie Miller and Mueller sparked late scoring and Walk er Cooper drove in the deciding run. In the opener, Cincinnati won 8 to 5 before a Crosley Field crowd of 33 017 including 2 542 servicemen.
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Viet Cards, All-Americans Divide Pair
Watervliet Cardinals win 11-3 in game two after dropping game one 5-4. Jim Weldon pitched the nightcap and earned the win with Dick Conney catching. Jack Purkell sparked a 3-for-3 effort, Weldon added three hits, Al Dean two singles. For the All-Americans Bill Vincent started, Ralph Kershaw relieved for the win, with Dick Conney catching and Du Fresne on the other battery. West Seeney took the loss for the visitors.
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Barons Split With Pioneers In Dual At Artillery Park
Wilkes-Barre Tony Lazzeri's Barons split a doubleheader with Elmira Pioneers at Artillery Park. The Pioneers won 4 3 in the opener, Elmira then lost the nightcap as Wilkes-Barre tied the series two games apiece and narrowed the season series to Elmira nine wins to Wilkes-Barre seven. Elmira finishes at Artillery Park for the season. Key relievers and hits cited as the Barons and Pioneers pitched through a parade of hurlers in a seesaw twin bill.
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Bickhaus
Stukosky
Slim Goodee
Hart Captures National Girls Tennis Championship
Doris Hart of Miami Florida won the national girls lawn tennis title for the second year in a row, defeating Dorothy Head of Alameda California 6 3 6 3 in 33 minutes at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Hart, 18, joined a select group as the sixth two time winner in the 26 year old event. Head earned applause with passing shots but could not surpass the defending champion.
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Dodgers Sweep Phillies With Two Solid Showings
Brooklyn hurlers Whit Wyatt and Ed Head combined for a doubleheader sweep at Shibe Park, 3-1 and 8-0, as Wyatt pitched six perfect innings in game one and Head shut out the Phillies in game two. Ray Hamrick’s seventh inning single spoiled Wyatt’s bid for a complete game, while the Phillies dropped to six consecutive losses.
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Pirates Beat Cubs 3 1 Behind Fifth Inning Rally
Pittsburg Pirates win the second game of a doubleheader 3 to 1 after three hits in the fifth frame produced the runs. The Cubs had battered Rip Sewell in the opener for an 11 to 2 win, then tied the nightcap in the eighth before Sewell departed. Hi Blthorn notches his first win of the season while Sewell takes the loss.
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C Y O Stars Sweep Hess Nine In Twin Bill At Park And High School
The C Y O All Stars won both ends of a twin bill against Hess All Stars 7 6 in eight innings at Prospect Park and 5 3 at Water vliet High School. Andy Krieger drove in the tying run in the opener and scored the winning run in the extra frame. Myron Glusko pitched the loss in the first game. Hank Merola pitched the nightcap victory as Bonville and Comerford led the offense for C Y O while Brennan and McCarthy led Hess in the opener.
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Tom Malone
Tom Luce
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Albany Splits With Laurels In 21 Games
Hartford and Albany split a doubleheader with 2 to 1 scores in each game as 3 965 spectators watched. Lindquist and Woodend pitched for Hartford and Albany respectively, with the nightcap decided by bases on balls and late scoring. Hartford remains in fifth, two games behind Albany for the Eastern League lead. Binghamton and Wilkes-Barre also shuffled positions. Rochester softballSemis set for tonight with Kodak Park and Ritters advancing by shutting out opponents.
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Miners Honor Carnevale With Two Wins Over Triplets
Pvt Danny Carnevale bids farewell as the Scranton Miners defeat the Binghamton Triplets 2 6 1 and 6 1 in a doubleheader. Carnevale hits a 360 foot homer in his final pro appearance as 2 615 fans cheer, while Eddie Zipay and Johnny Rager are involved in key plays.
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Nationals Top Athletics In Doubleheader Sweep
The Washington Nationals swept a doubleheader from the Philadelphia Athletics, winning 5-4 in 11 innings and 2-1 in the second game on a ninth inning rally. George Myatt, Mickey Vernon, and Juke Powell delivered the decisive plays, with Jess Flores and Dutch Leonard handling eight scoreless innings in the nightcap.
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Baseball in Brief Yesterday's Results and Standings
Baseball brief with multiple game results across Albany Hartford Binghamton Scranton Wilkes Barre Springfield Utica and city standings. Includes scoring lines and pitcher notes, plus today's matchups and listed MLB results St Louis Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh and Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston New York.
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Baseball scores from a multi-game tilt board
In ten innings New York beat Boston 6 to 4. New York won 5 to 1 in Boston and 5 to 4 in Washington. Philadelphia triumphed 4 to 1 in Washington after ten innings. Detroit outslugged St Louis 15 to 5, then won 4 to 2 in a rematch. Cleveland edged Chicago 2 to 1, while Cleveland topped Chicago 6 to 1 in the second game.
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Boston at New York Terry vs Borowy baseball clash
Boston meets New York in a lone scheduled game featuring Terry against Borowy after a 8-8 and 9-9 record, seeking a decisive matchup.
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