Albany Senators Split Doubleheader in Big Crowd
Albany clinched a 3 to 2 loss and a 2 to 1 win in a doubleheader at Bulkeley Stadium, drawing the season’s largest Eastern League crowd. Pets Nakienis and Vince Shupe fueled the opener shutout bid for Albany while Orie Aroizen paced Hartford in the nightcap with timely hits. Budding standouts Clark and Odom were standout pitchers in a sharply played set. The Hartford series moved to Albany for two games next, as Fred Clemence faced Warren Bueller.
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Indians Turn Back Yankees in Twin Bill
Cleveland defeated New York 3-1 in the first game and 7-2 in the nightcap before 37 579 fans in New York. Ray Poat allowed four Yankee hits in the opener while Boudreau orchestrated a key double play to shield Heving. Russell Derry debuted in left field for the Yankees.
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St Michael's Defeats Berlin Bearcats 13 4 In Tug-of-War Victory
St Michael's travelled to Berlin and beat the Berlin Bearcats 13 to 4 after taking an early lead. Bertin pitcher trio allowed 19 hits as Mike Piskutz held the Trojans to six. Kavanagh homered with two on base in the eighth to spark the rally. Manchèster and Livingston led Berlin with two hits apiece.
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Cards Extend NL Lead with Doubleheader Sweep
The St. Louis Cardinals extended their National League lead to ten games by sweeping a holiday doubleheader from the New York Giants. In game one Morton Cooper earned his ninth win as the Cardinals won 6 to 2, with Ray Sanders driving in three on a third-inning double. The nightcap went to St. Louis 9 to 1 as Cooper dominated again, while Giants starter Harry Feldman faltered after the fifth, and Ace Adams finished the Giants’ woes.
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Safford Drives to National Mark at Saratoga Race Way
Frank Saford wins first four races at Saratoga to extend winning streak to 12 straight set a national record. He also lands five other winners over the last three nights with a major mutuel handle of 55 259. Countess Lena wins a tight stretch duel over Archie Hanover and Barbara Fritchie. Direct Brewer and Cinzano split the Independent pacers feature with Guy M. Clocking 2 10 in the final heat ties the meeting’s fast time.
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Bunt and Run Event Sets Legion Night Baseball Card
Legion Night at Hawkins Stadium features a bunt and run contest with speed stars from Hartford and Albany. Chick Genovese and five others vie for top time while Senators Bill Luzansky and BM Rodgers join Phil Clark and Stan Wentzel in field events. Ball game starts 3 20 pm with official Buckley timing the field events and music by the Fort Craila Post Yankee Doodle Band.
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Browns Beat A's in Doubleheader 8 3 and 2 0
Browns sweep Athletics in a holiday doubleheader. Jack Jakucki pitched a third shutout in four starts, and the Browns won the first game 2 0. Luke Hamlin and a strong lineup backed by timely hitting sealed the nightcap 8 to 3 with Christman homering twice and Hayworth driving in runs.
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Cubs Sweep Braves in Twin 7 1 and 4 2 Wins
The Chicago Cubs rose to seventh after beating the Boston Braves twice 7 1 and 4 2 before 31 713 fans. Bill Fleming earned his third win in the opener and Claude Passeau notched his fourth. Dominic Dallessandro led the 12 hit attack with a double and two singles as Chicago built early leads and stayed ahead.
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Bosox Split Doubleheader With Tigers
Boston Red Set ties the twin bill with a 7 to 4 victory behind Bobby Doerr who drove in five runs including his eighth homer of the season. Detroit won the opener 4 to 3 as Hal Newhouser earned his 12th win of the year in front of 24 195 fans.
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Phils Down Bucs In Minor Doubleheader Victory
The Pittsburgh Pirates swept a doubleheader from Philadelphia 40 to 0 and 3 to 2 with Max Butcher pitching the nightcap shutout effort. Max Sutcher, not Butcher, limited the Phillies to eight singles over nine innings for his sixth win against five losses. Jays defense helped Jays hold a late Pirate rally.
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Eastern League title duel shapes 1944 pennant race
Albany and Hartford battle in crucial seven game series to decide front runners for the Eastern League championship. Nakteris limits Albany while Collins drives Hartford offense as the duel heads to tonight’s games at Hawkins Stadium and tomorrow’s big crowd event.
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Reds Take Two from Dodgers
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers twice. In the opener Gee Walker hit a two run homer and Frank McCormick drove in runs as Cincinnati led 6 to 2. In the nightcap Ray Mueller delivered the game winner in the tenth inning as Cincinnati salvaged a 2 to 1 victory extending Brooklyn’s losing streak to eight games.
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