Utes Edge Trips 4-2 in Wild Baseball Tilt
Utica Blue Sox rally from early deficit to defeat the Binghanton Trips 4-2 as Verdel falters in the fourth. Patsy Caballero drives a key single, while two walks in the seventh fuel the Uticans margin. Attendance nears 94,000 with two home games left in the season.
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Standings and results update from multiple leagues
The page lists standings and scheduled games including Chicago versus St Louis, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, New York versus Chicago, and other matchups. It notes probable pitchers Wyse Judd Lee and references teams like Philadelphia Pittsburgh Scranton Albany Binghamton Utica Wilkes-Barre and Hartford with game times around 8:23 pm.
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St Claire and Stakey McElmurrey Join Pirates Next Spring
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced the purchase of Stakey McElmurrey from York Interstate League and Edward St. Claire from Albany Eastern League. They will join the Pirates next spring. The report notes McElmurrey’s rising strikeout rate and his height of three feet eleven inches in a playful line about a player’s stature.
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Philadelphia Eagles Sign Rogalla in Latest Roster Move
The Philadelphia Eagles announced the signing of Rogalla, adding depth to the roster after a 26 month gap. Details on terms were not disclosed, and the move arrives ahead of upcoming preseason activities.
Bues Rally In Seventh To Top Pace-Setting Cubs
In a tight contest the Pirates rallied in the seventh to beat the Cubs 6 to 4. Stan Mack collected his 200th major league hit as the Cubs fell further from the league lead while the Pirates moved into contention behind timely hits and base paths drama.
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Dorp Bonds Whip Arsenal Nine in Season Finale
The Watervliet Arsenal softball team lost 4 to 2 to Schenectady Bonds on the Arsenal grounds in the season finale. Captain Al Reley’s squad dropped to 3 losses in 18 starts as Buck Charboneau struggled before Frank Grauba relieved him. Schenectady capitalized on walks, scoring four runs, while Joe Peiro singled and Rems on His Russe drove in Arsenal’s only runs in the first inning.
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Chicago
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Giants Fall to Airmen 6 2 at Mitchel Field
Mitchel Field defeated the New York Giants 6 to 2 as Roy Teasley allowed eight hits in five innings of a shortened game. Russ Reid led the winners with four hits in four at bats, including a two run homer, while Teasley struck out four. Danny Gardella started for the Giants in a game featuring Don Wisher and Cleveland pro players.
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Cleveland
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Case and Kimble Return to Nationals Lineup
Washington Nationals expect Case and Kimble to return tonight for the last home stand of 1943 in a doubleheader with the New York Yankees. Case leads with a 316 average and has been out three weeks with gout like symptoms, while Kimble batting 375 in five games after graduating from the American Association has been idle a week with a cracked rib.
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Navy seeks World Series winner for Pacific base tour
The Navy plans a Pacific bases entertainment tour using the 1945 World Series champion rather than an All Star team. Secretary Forrestal and Admiral Nimitz invited the winner. Pacific Baseball Commissioner A. P. B. Chitncher said Navy transport will be provided. The choice hinges on the two leagues producing top candidates as post-season races narrow.
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Dykes Faces $25 Fine After St Louis Ejection
Chicago White Sox manager Jeremy Dykes was fined $25 by league president Will Harridge for language used during Sunday's game at St Louis. He was banished by umpire George Pipgras and ejected again on Monday, with no word yet on further penalties.
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Arnold KO's Red Doty In Third Round
Philadelphia boxer Arnold knocked out Red Doty in the third round at Camden arena. Doty was down twice in the round and failed to rise after a left hook to the stomach as referee Paul Cavalier counted. A crowd of about 5,000 watched the bout between two middleweights weighing near 150 pounds.
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Phils Pound Sub Base 14 to 5 in 18 Hit Victory
Philadelphia rips Sub Base 14 to 5 on 18 hits at Cassin Field. Gus Mancuso collects five singles. Andy Seminich hits a home run. Jack Antonelli belts two triples. five doubles power the rally. Ben Chapman goes the distance for the Phillies as Pittsburgh responds with 13 hits but falls short.
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Campbell Seeks New Boat Mark
Campbell, the famed speed king and creator of the Bluebird craft, aims to raise his water speed record to 4150 mph using the same boat after wartime delays. He expects release from the Army soon and predicts jet propulsion will drive future records across land water and air.
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Utes Acquire Two Players From Greensboro Phillies Farm Club
Utica manager Fred Seytsour announced the outright purchase of two players from the Phillies farm club in Greensboro and an agreement to acquire four others for the season. Names include Robert Gaildinam Stokesbury N C lefthander 145 record tall weight 185, George Willan Camden pitcher six feet tall, Louis Lyle Greenwood shortstop six feet one inch 160, James Hansen Oroaha Neb lefty six feet tall 205, William Revs St. Petersburg 17 righthander 6 feet 134, Herman Kiel Reebelle Park 19 outfielder.
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Hartford Wallsops Albany 11 to 7 in nine
The Hartford Laurels defeated the Albany Senators 11 to 7 at Hawkins Stadium to snap Albany’s nine game winning streak. Fred Clemence left after fear of injury, Cooke relieved him for Albany, and Reardon, Reggio, and Russo produced key hits for Hartford while Luzansky and Daniels sparked late scoring. Crowd 2400.
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Senators to Face Laurels Again Tonight in Albany
Albany hosts Hartford in Hawkins Stadium for the third of three regular season games. The Senators fight for a runner up spot as the season ends September 9 with a Sunday doubleheader at 2 pm. Remaining league games after this weekend move to road venues in Hartford Wilkes Barre and Scranton.
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Miners Dominate Barons 6-1 In Regional Clash
Scranton’s Miners snapped an eight game skid with a decisive 6-1 victory over the Wilkes-Barre Barons. Ace Gene Conway was tagged for twelve hits as Everett Goodwin limited the Barons to six hits. Alex Korponay belted a first local park homer since 1943 and Ben Visan contributed several key hits.
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Packers Triumph Over All Stars 19 to 7 at Soldier Field
Green Bay, champion of the Pro Football League, defeated the College All Stars 19 to 7 before a sellout crowd of 92,758. Don Hutson starred with two touchdowns and a 85 yard kickoff return as the Packers intercepted five passes and held the All Stars to 132 rushing yards. Trippi and Harmon left with injuries while Irving Camp of Green Bay was stretchered off but later returned.
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De Filippo Likely to Join Giants, Fordham Center News
Bear Mountain reports coach Steven Owen of the New York Giants received a letter from Lou De Filippo, Fordham center 1940, stating he will join the Giants in a month. De Filippo played for the Giants in 1941, alternating with Mel Hein at center. Candidates held two two hour practices, ending with the first scrimmage of the year.
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Ex-Servicemen in Madison Square Boxing Show Main Event
Three ex service men join four battlers in the Madison Square boxing program tonight. The ten round feature matches George Sonny Horne of Milex Ohio, a Navy discharge last February, against Artie Levine of Brooklyn who left the Marine Corps around the same time. Vinnie Rossano of Brooklyn, a Purple Heart recipient, faces Johnny Lawet of Cleveland in the eight round semi windup. Horne rose to 18 stone since his Navy exit after weighing 195 during his sailor days.
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International 1 Newark 1 Baltimore 6
The update shows a 1-1 draw between International and Newark, with Baltimore defeating Newark 6 0, and tied results for Jersey City Syracuse and Rochester Toronto Buffalo Montreal 6.
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Cards Open Series With Cubs Tonight
The St. Louis Cardinals aim to end a slow stretch as they host the Chicago Cubs to begin a nine game block with seven at home. The Cardinals trail in the standings after a rough stretch but hold a chance to tighten the National League race by sweeping key matchups.
Sacred Heart Opens Season With Schoharie Tilt
Sacred Heart baseball from Watervliet meets Schoharie in Schoharie Sunday at 3 15 p m in a Senior C Y L clash. The Schoharie lineup holds twenty wins and one defeat as Watervliet seeks upset with Harris Abbatte and Abbatte headlining pitching. Players listed report to manager Halpin at 505 Sixteenth Street Watervliet Saturday at 12 30 pm for the trip.
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Athletics Beat Bainbridge Naval Team 3 to 2 in Exhibition
Philadelphia Athletics edged Bainbridge Naval Training Center 3 to 2 in an exhibition before 4,000 fans. Pitchers 3H Connelly and Jim Ferdy held Bainbridge to eight hits while Ken Raffensberger matched eight. Stan Spence hit his 11th homer of the season for Bainbridge, with Thurman Tucker scoring ahead.
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Skyscrapers Barred for Olympics Says Hickox
Ithaca College clinics featured Ea Hickox, head of the National Association of College Basketball Coaches, predicting US tall players could be barred from the next Olympics. He noted concern over six seven footers and taller and warned other nations may form a society to curb US dominance.
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