Baseball In Brief Yesterday's Scores And Upcoming Games
Baseball results across the league include Albany, Springfield, Binghamton, Elmira, Scranton, Utica, and Hartford with varied inning outcomes and run totals. Standout games feature St Louis defeating New York 5-3 and Chicago over Boston 7-1, while Cincinnati hosts New York and Cleveland meets New York in night action with multiple doubleheaders listed.
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Cincinnati
New York
Starr
Vander Meer
Fischer
Wittig
St Lows
Brooklyn
M. Cooper
Brecheen
Melton
Chicago
Philadelphia
Bithorn
Kimball
Pittsburg
Boston
Gee
Javery
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Ghandier
Donald
Newhouser
Henzhaw
Harris
Wolff
Ross
Smith
Bastion
Dobson
Dean
Heefner
Potter
Scranton
Wilkes-Batte
Binghamton
Elmira
Albany
Hartford
Springfield
Utica
Gtica
Wilkes-Batre
Pet
Gumbert’s Fifth Win Keeps Cards in NL Lead
In New York, St Louis edged the Giants 5 to 3 as Harry Gumbert delivers six scoreless frames before fading. Marty Marion hits his first homer, and Whitey Kurowski and Ray Sanders drive in Rbi’s. Carl Hubbell starts for the Giants and loses as Van Mungo reliefs.
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New York
New York Giants
Key
Harry Gumbert
Harry
Giants
Carl Hubbell
St. Laws
van Mungo
Marty Marion
Johnny Rucker
Mel Ort
Sid Gordon
Hubbell
Walker Cooper
Whitey Kurowski
Ray Sanders
Marion
Champs
Messure
Cooper
Harry Walker
Stant Musial
Y. Lotes
Este
Walker
Ce Musial
Luvbilet
I. Coaperowsk
Sanders
Gumbert
Papa New York
Witch
Rucker
K. Lombarui
Gordon
Maynard
Orengo
Eles
Gamber
Doupyle
Inn
Mungo
Adams
Wild Puck
Lorne Gatcher
Duna
Hat
Umpi
Magerkurrh
Cubs Sweep Braves 7-1 Behind Passeau Four-Hitter
Claude Passeau pitched four hits allowed through seven innings as the Chicago Cubs routed the Boston Braves 7-1 to complete a four game series sweep. The Cubs jumped to an early lead and never trailed, with Passeau retiring Boston’s first hit until the fifth inning and the Cubs piling up ten total hits and a decisive advantage.
Murderous Fourth Inning Gives Tribe Easy 12-0 Win Over Laon
The Cleveland Indians crushed the New York Yankees 12 to 0. Allie Reynolds, a rookie, shut out the Yanks on three singles and one run allowed, while Ray Mack drove in four runs in the crucial fourth inning.
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Tribe
Laon
Yanks
Cleveland
Indians
New York Yankees
Kework
Uurmweiss
Metheny
Tf Keller
I Stambach
Etten
O. Linde
Sardon
Jonnso
Turner
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Bowdreau
Culenome
Rt Heath
Doljack
Keltner Ab
Rogar
Rocca
Mach
Mack
We York
Brses
Ruse
Reyt Turner
Welds
Rusa
Rernolis
Russo
Rus
Weaver
McGowan
Grieve
Reds Blank Dodgers 8 to 0 in Twilight Game
Reds pitcher Elmer Riddle allowed seven hits and struck out none while contributing two hits as Cincinnati shut out Brooklyn at Ebbets Field. Eddie Miller homered for the Reds and Riddle improved to 9-4, dropping the Dodgers a full game behind the Cardinals. Brooklyn starter Kirby Higbe lasted until the fourth inning, surrendering three first-inning runs.
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Brooklyn
Elmer Riddle
Cincmna
Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Brooks
Cardinals
Riddle
Reds
Mickey Owen
Kirby Higbe
Steve Mesner
Higbe
Johnny Allen
Eddie Miller
Cincinnate AE Frey
Mareehall
Crabtree
G Wather
McCormick
Haas
Mescer
Tipton
Miler
Mueller
Brooklas
Vaughan
Waner
Allen
Tipton Galan
Mil- Mee
McCormick Dowdle
Miller
McCormi Miller
MecCormick
Frey
Aisier
McCormck
Cincinati J. Brooklin
Piddle
Webber
Cure
Alien
Head
Owen
Yankee Tryouts Bring Results in Newark
About 100 New Jersey youngsters attended a Newark tryout class as the Yankee systems sought minor league prospects. The squad was trimmed to 25, with several promising players advancing toward Pony League Wellsville duties. Phil Rizzuto was discovered at a tryout after the Dodgers deemed him too small.
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Newark
Yankee
New Jersey
Wellsville
N. Y
Yanks
Phil Rizzuto
Dodgers
Ramblers to Play Cohoes Team at Van Schaick Field
The Troy Raiders travel to Cohoes to face the SouthEnders at Van Schaick field tomorrow at 2 30. After a 5 2 win over Spindle City, the Raiders seek a 4th win in 15 games with Bob Durivage pitching and Bill Bonville catching. Ed Kalaski likely starts for Cohoes with a 2 30 start.
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Troy Raiders
Cohoes
Cohoes SouthEnders
van Schaick Field
Raiders
Tennessee Drops Football For Duration of War
The University of Tennessee, a SEC football power and four-bid major bowl winner in five years, announced yesterday it would drop the sport for the duration of the war.
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Knoxville, Tenn
University of Tennessee
Walks Earn Browns 8 7 Victory Over A's In Nine
Rookie Everett Fagan issued five walks in the ninth inning enabling the Browns to edge the Philadelphia Athletics 8 to 7 and pull even for sixth place. Four walks forced in a run, Don Gutteridge's outfield fly scoring another, and Vern Stephens delivered a game winning two run single after Chet Laabs earned the fifth base on balls to re load the bases. The A's had surged with four sixth inning runs highlighted by Dick Siebert's three run double, but the Browns rallied off Flores in the eighth to set up the ninth.
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Boston
Claude Passeau
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Passeau
Johnny McCarthy
Phil Cavaretta
Chuck Workman
Detroit
Tommy
Connie Ryan
Bridges
Cubs
Asl
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Cavatetta
Bill Nicholson
Ival
Boston Red Sox
Goodman
Tigers
Yank J
Lou Lucier
George "Tns
Terry
Ray Pinky Higgins
Dick Martin
Nemwood High School
Wakefield
Tre Star
Brayses
Len- Bridges
Merullo
Stannings
Sox
Jim Hack
Tony Lupied
Jim Tabor
Cate Sen
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Strane
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Nichow
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Browns
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Don Gutteridge
Milt Byrnes
Chet Laabs
Vern Stephens
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Jesse Flores
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Kerta Hall Warner
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Washington
Chi- Hefner
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Rasquel
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St. Louis
Phiies
Gate
R Mertz
Galahouse
McKain
Hus—oor Flores
Maltaberger
Galeia
Las House
Berty
Nats Edge White Sox In Eleventh Inning 3 2 Victory
The Washington Senators beat the Chicago White Sox 3 2 in 11 innings to pull within a game and a half of the Yankees. Milo Candini, Alex Carrasquel and Jim Mertz held Chicago to four hits in overtime. Curtright’s 26 game hitting streak ended after four official at bats. Johnny Sullivan drove in the winning run with a ninth inning double.
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Chicago
Washington, Senators
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Guy Cartright
Milo Candini
Alex Carrasquel
Jim Mertz
Chicagoans
Curtright
Bob Johnson
Early
Johnny Humphries
Jhhen
Johnny Sullivan
Gordon Maltzberger
Candini
Gerry Priddy
Root Old Cub Pitcher Seeks Major Comeback
Charley Root, veteran Cubs pitcher, aims to return to the major leagues after 16 years with Chicago. He criticizes ex bosses Wilson and Gallagher, says he was cast out, and notes his current success managing and pitching for Hollywood in the Coast League. At 44, he posted a 3.60 ERA and 43 strikeouts in 9 innings recently, while Cubs struggle near the NL cellar.
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Russ Newland
Whitney Martin
San Francisco
Charley Root
Chicago Cub
Sue
Jimmy Wilson
Jim Gallagher
Wilson
Gallagher
Cubs
Cube
Root
Hollywood
Reading
Charley
Chicago
Haegg Beats Dodds by Twenty Yards in Two Mile Race
Gunder Haegg of G oevie Sweden holder of seven world distance records defeated Gil Dodds of Boston by twenty yards in a special two mile race at Soldiers Field last night. Haegg ran 9 02.83 with Dodds finishing at least 150 yards behind along with Forrest Efaw Jerry Thompson and Roy Phillips in order. Dodds the 1500 meters champion was the only American to challenge Haegg as Haegg led from the first lap and pulled away on the back stretch with Dodds unable to pass. Cornelius Wasmerdam the pole vault champion failed to beat his own world record despite clearing 15 feet 4 inches.
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Chicago
Gunder Haege
Goevie
Sweden
Gil Dodds
Boston
Soldier Field
Dodds
Forrest Efaw
Oklahoma Aggies
Jerry Thompson
University of Texas
Roy Phillips
Tufts College
Haegg
Philips
Todds
Toonse
Cornelius Wasmerdam
St. Pauls Seeks Twilight Contests With Nearby Teams
St Pauls Colonels seek twilight games with nearby teams. Call Troy 170 to arrange. Charley Buckley former La Salle and Bearcat will pitch for St Pauls against Our Lady of Victory in tomorrow's C Y O League game at Catholic High Field. Arnold Devaren to catch.
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St. Paul's Colonels
Troy
Hess
Duncans
Watkins
Charley Buckley
la Salle
Bearcat
St. Paul's
Our Lady of Victory
Catholic High Field
Arnold Devaren
Rensselaer County Mounted Patrols
la Salle Field
Cohoes High School
Gloversville
DeBonis star turns in coast tourney play
Teddy DeBonis formerly with Troy High School and now with Deming Dusters at the Deming Army Base leads the Dusters with a .419 batting average after 31 at bats in the Southeastern semi pro tourney. Joe DiMaggio praised DeBonis for hitting and fielding in a recent Coast game.
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Gyouu
Mltdi
DeBonis
Deming Dusters
Deming Army Base
Joe DiMaggio
Trojan
DiMaggio
Deming
Rifles Rally To Defeat Senators In Ninth
Whitey Lochman singled with two out in the ninth and Joe Collins doubled to score him, giving Springfield a 4-3 win over Albany in the opener of their series. Albany led 3-1 after the fifth before Springfield tied it in the fifth and won in the ninth. Smola pitched well for Albany, while Lochman and Collins sparked Springfield with crucial hits as the Rifles extended their winning streak to four.
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Mass
Whitey Lochman
Joe Collins
Albany
Juan Montero
Senators
Clark
Ripper Collins
Snyder
Smola
Collins
Brutchak
Lochman
Peg
Shemo
Springfeld
Montero
Albany Lafe
Rifles
Stephenson
Scringfield
AB. BR
Comiskey
Boott
Jacobs
Sphringfielr
Cookson
Clark Loch
Huns
Chemo
Staner
J. Collins
Callins
Pase
Bass
Sasea
OM Smola
Outa
MacDonald
Hurley Amesol
Administration Beats Army 5-4 in Non-League Tilt
A late rally by Administration overcame seven Army errors as Capt. Al Kelley held Army to six hits. Buck Charbonneau misplayed a ball allowing three runners to score in the south inning, giving Administration a 5-4 victory at the Arsenal. Army standouts were Lieut. Fine with a single in three trips and Capt. Jim Layton with two hits in three at bats. Kelley and White shared pitching duties with Charbonneau and Vogelsang backing.
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Bill Finchamer
Army
Arsenal
al Kelley
Jong Fy
Buck Charbonneau
Lieut. Fine
Capt
Jim Layton
Administration
Kelley
White
Charbonneau
Troy Team to Play Away Tomorrow
Sill holds their lead in the state semi pro league as Troy travels to Gloversville for a 3 pm game and then to Amsterdam for a 6 pm matchup. manager Bill Carr aims to snap the slump with Eric Bogdonowicz and Charlie Mackey guiding the offense and Mickey Furdynn added to the outfield.
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Sill
Troy
Gloversville
Amsterdam
Glovers
Em Battaling
Eric Bogdonowicz
Troy Ace
Bill Carr
Charlie Mackey
Carr
Mickey Furdynn
la Salle Institute
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