Giants Rally Past Cardinals 3 2 In Homers Heavy Game
New York Giants defeated the St Louis Cardinals 3 to 2 as homers sparked the win. Harry Feldman limited the Cardinals with strong pitching while Giants hitters Weintraub and Clemy contributed big blows. The victory kept New York within reach of top standings as Chicago lagged behind.
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New York
Harry Feldman
St Louis Cardinals
Toadio
Phi Weintrach
Clede
Glenre
Auggie
Bergamed
Besger
Bo Lows
Chicago
Weintranp
Rena
Pirates hammer Phillies in 10-3 rout at Pitt
Pittsburgh collected 12 hits to overpower Philadelphia 10 to 3. Frank Colman belted his first homer of the year driving in two as Aim Sitineevich pitched effectively. The Pirates pounded four Phillies pitchers, scoring in four innings and building a large lead by late afternoon.
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Philadelphia
Nick Strineevich
Ruth
Pitsburg Pirates
Phillies
Pirates
Prank Colman
Colman
Aim
Sitineevich
Phil
Phil Hits. Pittsscrg. Coscarari
Rio
Gustine
Davigzen
Lopez
Scrrisceving
P. Torals
Philadelfsia
AEE Oal
Mott
aAntenedi
Sonteaguds
Scien
DiMagno
Dinkes
Psabure
Baste
Dalls
Firiscevich
O Bastet
Senate
Scott Il Sirses
Sehenz
Strisrevies
Repit
Alie
Flag Tourneys At Troy Country Club Begin Weekend
Local golf news notes two sets of tournaments at Troy Country Club as men compete in one week and women in the next, part of the holiday golf program. At Freer Park the annual putting championship starts this week.
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Teor
Dax
Freer Park
Talbert and Betz Sweep Matches at National Clay Courts
Chicago stars Bill Talbert and Pauline Betz dominated second round play at the National Clay Courts Championship. Talbert, top U S men’s player from Wilmington, beat Hubert Range 6 4 6 4 to reach the next round. Betz, Los Angeles, defeated Elizabeth Goetseh in straight sets as she appeared for the first time. Sarah Palfrey Cooke and Elwood Cooke also advanced with 6 4 6 2 and 6 0 6 3 wins respectively.
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Chicago
Bill Telbert
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
Talbert
Wilmington
Del
Hubert Range
Betz
A& Nanny
Elizabeth Goetseh
One Park
Sarah Palfrey Cooke
Louise Snow
Bakersfield
Calif
Hurrusband
Elwood Cooke
Halstead
Wheaton
Senators Edge Pioneers 5-3 In Legion Night Game
A crowd of 3 980 watched the Senators defeat the Pioneers 5 to 3. Albanys Mayhew Lewis and Webster starred in key plays including a slick relay on a throw to home. Edward commander Legion and Thomas Richardson attended the Legion vox program with John D. Colen as chair.
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Legion
Senators
Wesee American Legion
Atecy Bénatars
Elmire
Webster
Tony Rensa
Albany
van Be Et
da Cauck
Jacelson
Mayhew
Lewis and Webster
Ray Curtis
J . Albany
Pieher
Brad Trine
Joe Bush
Simiva
Fred Clemence
Jim Trenk
Esc
Edward Commander Legion
Thomas Richardson
John D. Colen
Legion Vox
Sislen
Arsenal Tops Albany Port Squad 10-0
Arsenal pounded Albany Port Squad 10-0 in a lopsided game. Callahan went 3 for 4 with two doubles, Snyder added 3 for 4, while Avery allowed the early lead and Callahan paced the offense as Arsenal prepared to host New York Central of Albans later at 4:38 p.m.
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Arsenal
Albany
McCabe Hurls No-Hitter For Barons
McCabe pitched a no hitter for the Barons against the Binghamton Triplets last night. The game saw McCabe retire the side in order in the first and third, with key plays by McKenna Patterson Mastling and Meepeake contributing to the offense. McCabe also knocked in four runs with two doubles in the nightcap.
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Enghemton Cabe
gilles-Batre Dyrons
Alince Rus
Binghamton
Taney
McGabe
McKenna- Geting
Jnboard
Minalin
Patterson
Wilson
Mastling
J Rak
Meepeake
Gfand
Cep
Steve Ben Visan
Agiannt
Manners Takes Top Event At Saratoga Raceway
At Saratoga Raceway a large crowd witnessed an exciting evening of racing. The meet featured a photo finish for the first four races with multiple heats and close calls as horses including Mellow Mone and Electrosie vied for top honors.
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Manners
Saratoga Raceway
Serstegy
Develumd
Ogden Evert
Wace
Steet
Mary
Bracen
Devlin
Twu
Mellow Mone
Heoover
Hope Son
Wolo
Fupchar
Friscoe
Themen
Ass Frisea
P. C. Grattat
Alite Eblis
Ea Abbe Au
Maredu
Stee Dale i. Pecuham
Frask Hanover
Bersyy
Tos Leweninte
Dewey A
Sebo
Ginger Hai
Ethan I. Devlin
Hal
Warsha
Gene Grigpia
Race Entries Fire: Purses Hit $2366 in Trials
Race entries compete for purses totaling 2366 dollars across trials and pacing events. Notable entrants include S May Evie, Latimer, Bere-Fotempkin, and R Aten. Officials list multiple participating horses and drivers across mile and pacing categories with scattered odds and stakes.
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S. May Evie
Boshwar
C. Edens
Holyrood
Latimer
Bere -Fotempkin
R. Aten
Beleare
S. Peter Parco Kay Utensis
Porte
Orenay
Church
J. Paresus
Ashore
Y FE
Retin
Parvis
Jackson
Rose
Zanien
Need
Figech Mace
Alla Watts Albret
Stout
Currys
Ronan Day
J. Witter
B. Conngés
Creat
G. Prince Wa
Brooks Drop of Verdict To Reds
The fragment reports a baseball or football game where Brooks faced the Reds in a night decision. It mentions Frank Dusso, Cracin, Olmo, Schultz, Steve Messersgeridved, and Unser in defensive and offensive plays, with Dasso and Dugger noted later in the scoring sequence. The text is garbled but outlines scoring events and sack plays in the late innings.
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Brooklya Uf
Brookiym
Tex Drs
Ater Elekt Bichets
Frank Udussoinet
Hurling Cracin
Olmo
Die Schultz
Frank McCommica
Steve
Unser
Surnace
Fons
Standings and results across leagues in dense standings card
American League standings show Detroit leading with 34 wins and New York, Boston, Chicago and St Louis close behind. Yesterday Cleveland beat New York 5-2 and Boston topped Detroit 4-0. Today games include New York at Cleveland and Boston at Detroit with several two game pairs listed. Eastern League results include Albany over Elmira and Utica edging Scranton, plus Williamsport wins over Hartford.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Haw
Walters
Herring
St. Louis
New York
Burkhardt
C. Barrett
Woiselie
Einenerich
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Ebutcher
Sewell
Tee
Indd
Chicago
Boston
Vanderberg
Erickson
Hutchings
Cooper
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Wols Pet
Bob
I. Louis Az
Glevelana
Probella Hurters
Bonham
Berews
Gromek
Reynolds
Chicaze
I Haefner
Pieretti
G ‘Humgphries
Grove
Ferrissi
Hausmann
Vas Trout
Benton
Gerkin
Knotr
Newsom
Hollingsworth
Potter
Albany
Elmira
Uuica
Scranton
Utica
Williamsport
Hartford
Binghamton
Wilkes-Barre
St Louis
Brooklin
Chicago Aw
Boste
Fett Albany
Wiltiamsport
Nationals Rally Past White Sox 12-2 in Four-Game Sweep
Washington powered past Chicago 12-2 as Nate held firm on the mound and Roger Wolf notched his ninth win. Gil Torres led the offense with his sixth homer of the year and three doubles, while Chester Harland supported the effort and the Nationals clinched the series.
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Washington
Nate
Chicago
Roger Wolf
Sox
Pita Harland
Nts
Gil Torres
Chify
Ord Forres
Deveneth
Q Ceresco
Ah Bennett
Stet
Red Sox overpower Tigers in twilight win
Boston Red Sox blanked Detroit 24 to 6 as Hel Newhouser saw his seven game win streak end. Skeeter Newsome and George Metkovich sparked Boston with multi hit games while Detroit stranded 23 runners, nine on base paths in defeat.
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Detroit
Jim Wilson
Detroit Tigers
Ave
Boston Red Sox
Hel Newhouser
Tiger
Boston
Newhouser
Edie Lake
Skeeter Newsome
George Metkovich
Metkovich
Bob Jonzson
Tom McBride
Yankees
New York
Mega
Red Sox
Walter Wilson
Newsome
Tve Trips
Bark Greenberg
Indians Rally Past Yankees 5-2 at Lakefront Stadium
Cleveland tops New York 5 to 2 as Felix Mackiewicz drives in three eighth inning runs. Meckiewicz and Hayes walk, Heeth singles, and Beltre? baserunning aids the rally. Yankees strand runners in late innings. Saupe, Saith and Vaskens contribute in support as Tribe holds off the Bronx Bombers.
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Cleveland
Felix Mackiewice
New York Yankees
Lakefront Stadium
Saupe al Saith
Bote
Vaskens
Tribe
Heeth
Es Houdreau
Fratxie Hayes
Meckiewler
York
Sleyer, Co
Ts Wat Tomes
Cubs Rout Braves 24 to 2 in lop-sided slugfest
Chicago Cubs blitzed Boston with 24 runs as Tommie Holmes hit three of four to lift his average to .402 and extend a 29 game hitting streak. Paul Cavarrella Don Johnson and Andy Pafko fueled the attack, while Whitey Wietelmann pitched in during a six-run ninth. Bruins Boston pitcher Claude Passeau held Chicago in check earlier, but the Cubs exploded late to seal the margin.
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Boston Opi
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Braves
Tomimy Holmes
Justi
Helmes
Claude Passeau
Oell
Paul Cavarrella
Don Johnson
Cubs
Andy Pafko
Tommy Livingston
Chicago
Whitey Wietelmann
AB Reo. A
Iufi Sencen
Tigers
Uavazera
Besker
Pares
Teeta
A. Exton
Merullo
Detroit
Buchindon
Alevers
Paa
Evite
Fotars
Exsors—Johnson
Terman
Pati Culberson
Metkovieh
Nessie
I. Wiss
Xewhoteer
WL Wilson
Mersboteer
B Ja
cEnding
Fer McGowan
Rae
Sate
Ant Pazsa
Allentagee
Vanderbilt to Begin Summer Grid Practice
Vanderbilt football coach Doris Bartling announced that thirty days of summer practice would start tomorrow. He expects about 65 players to attend as the Commodores prepare for a nine game schedule including six SEC foes.
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Nashville Tean
Doris Bartling
Vanderbilt
Commodores
Utica Blue Sox split twin bill with Scranton Miners and Wilkes-Barre
Utica defeated the Scranton Miners 5-1 and 1-0 in a holiday twin bill prep event attended by 1836. Charlie Ripple led with a three hit night, boosting Utica to fifth place. Maurice McDermott started the second win, while Jim Suchecki absorbed the loss in the opener after Goodwin relieved with bases loaded.
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Utica
Utica Blue Sox
Elmer
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Charlie Ripple
Ripple
Grab Hamner
Tyson
Ray Maloney
Maurice McDermott
Stiner
Sanford Wilson
Ted Delgueric
Ltca
Jimi Suchecki
Goodwin
Fourth of July sports program to bring busy day
Weather permitting the Fourth of July will feature a large sports program across Hawkins, Berlin, and Troy with baseball, golf, and softball activities. The Hawkins Stadium double header, the Riba Rascals, and St. Michael's CYO 3 travel to Berlin to face Bearcats while Troy Area hosts varied golf events. The Troy Brownies crushed Saratoga Spas in a doubleheader last week and look strong for the season's stretch.
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High Star
Loerens
Ezdern
Athanny Senators
Rhomba Pascals
Wiliemspors
Hawkins Sta Giza
Hawkins
Senasore
Vodey
Riba Rascals
Iwjors
Hinvever
Abe Senutore
Richardson
Sol
Dwyer
St. Michael's
CYO 3
Berlin
Bearcats
Marty
Bertin
Troy Area
Troy Brownies
New York
Brownies
Saratoga Spas
Trav
Gionfriddo Draft Postponement Sparks Local Talk
Al Gionfriddo star outfielder of the Pittsburg Pirates arrived in his hometown to reveal his draft board postponed his Army induction thirty days. He had been ordered to report July 12 but sought deferment due to a wife expecting in two weeks. He planned to rejoin the Pirates in Philadelphia. Officials said professional athletes are not a policy target. the draft aims to select capable men, not specific players.
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Gresson
al Gionfriddo
Pittsburg Pirates
New York
Stark
Pirates
Philadelphia
Army
Cresson
International Jersey City Triumph Over Syracuse
International Jersey City beat Syracuse 9 to 4 as the Chiefs closed the gap by catching a tram. Balticoore defeated Newark 7 to 5. Buffalo edged Faronte 4 to 2 in an unfinished game that was completed. Only games scheduled.
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Jersey City
Syracuse
Chiefs
Tramn
Balticoere
Newark
Bufalo
Faronte
Browns Rally Past A’s In Ninth To Take Win
St Louis Browns edged the Philadelphia Athletics 3 to 2 as Tex Shirley sparked a late rally with a center-field single in the bottom of the ninth. Weldon West and Los Mancelet combined on a two hit effort, and Eddie Busch doubled in the fourth for Philadelphia’s lone run. Vernon Stephens extended his hitting streak to 16 games with a eighth inning single driving in the tying run.
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St Louis
Don Gutteridgs
Center Feld
Tex Shirley
St Louis Browns
Philadelphia
Weldon West
Los Mancelet
Browns
Eddie Busch
Irv Heli
Hart
Bob Estatella
Une Hinth
Sraight
Vernon Stephens
Grays Split Doubleheader With Laurels at Bulkeley Stadium
The Grays defeated the Laurels 4 3 in seven innings and 4 2 in the nightcap at Bulkeley Stadium, snapping a streak of losses. Danny Parra earned his ninth win against five, while Joe Traspuesto also won for Hartford in the nightcap. Charlie Aschley hit his second homer of the season for Hartford.
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Bartfard
Bart Grays
Bulkeley Stadium
Geays
Danny Parra
Hartford
Joe Traspuesto
Joe Fryer
Hal Schacher
Grays
Charlie Aschley
Ferce
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