Yankees and Nationals Play Pair of Shutouts in Exhibition
New York pitchers beat Washington 2-0 and 5-0 in consecutive exhibitions. Joe Page earned his second win, aided by Bartolo Guarnieri’s strong relief effort. DiMaggio drove in the lone run in the first game as Keller doubled and the Yankees benefitted from walks and infield hits to secure both wins.
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Tribe Edges Tigers After Opening Loss
Cleveland Indians beat the Detroit Tigers 8 to 5 in the nightcap after losing the opener. Boudreau drove in three runs with four straight hits as Cleveland built an early lead and six pitchers worked in the second game.
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Williams Homers Twice As Bosox Split Doubleheader
Boston suffers a split with Philadelphia as Williams homered twice and drove in key runs. Murry, Muresikian and Dreisewerd highlighted a pitching effort while the A’s won the nightcap behind strong relief.
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Cubs Edge Cardinals 4 2 in pitchers duel
Cubs top Cardinals 4 to 2 as starter Dreisewerd downs Smith in a tight game. Key hits include Enos Slaughter driving in a run for the Cardinals and a double by Sturgeon for Chicago. Beckoning the late innings, the Cubs held off a late threat and took the opener before a turn at bat by the Cards in game two.
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Witch Sir Upsets Victor in Stars and Stripes Handicap
Witch Sir, owned by Louis Schrosner of Chicago, upset Victor Micare in the Stars and Stripes Handicap at Arington before 45,000 fans. Witch Sir led Irony early, equaled the track record for a mile and a furlong in 1:49 2/5, a mark previously set by Blue Larkspit in 1980. Doskey Hobby Campbell rode and paid $4.40 to win, $100 to place, and $3.80 to show.
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Trojan Leads St. Lawrence With 342 In Baseball
St Lawrence University star Lenn Wimms or Lenn’ hitters led with a 342 batting average as the Trojans staged a strong early season. Willets from Tray contributed and Hill added a quiet 27 triples in appearances. The team, in its first major intercollegiate schedule in four years, sought a solid start against Four Sadanvehing enprimes.
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Pavot Captures $50,000 Massachusetts Handicap at Suffolk
Pavot, trained by Walter M. Jeffords, roars to victory in the $50,000 Massachusetts Handicap at Suffolk Downs before 5909 fans. Jockey Armando Kirkland kept the brown son of Case Ace in striking distance, then powered clear at the mile mark to win by two and a quarter lengths. Dinner Barty, Mo Wexler, and Gulla rette trailed in the late stages as Pavot increased his career earnings to a lifetime $41,195.
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Unclear Sports Scores and Locations
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered scores and city names including Baltimore, Toronto, Rochester and Buffalo with uneven figures such as 34, 14-4 and 7. The text lacks coherent context or complete results to form a clear event or outcome.
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Baruna wins Bermuda Race in five day run
Hamilton Bermuda Henry B Taylor's Baruna led the 35 mile Newport to Bermuda ocean race finishing with a five days three minutes seventeen seconds total time and four days five hours thirteen minutes on corrected time. Baruna, from Gol Spring Harbor, previously won the last race in 1928. Other contenders included Gifoot yawl Good News owned by Mrs J W Henry of New York and Gesture of New London with several vessels reported late in the afternoon and last night.
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Bradley Faces Frederica in Special Bout
George Frederica of Schenectrdy will meet Syracuse’s Jackson Bradley in a six round bout on the pro boxing card at the New Troy Arena. Bradley has defeated Johnny Butler Roy Bridges El Gurtalti and Tommy Carter. The Monday show also features Mike Connors versus Weyland Douglas and Tommy Stenhouse against Heney Briere in six rounds. A promoter Ted Bayly event change adds a four round curtain raiser.
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Betz and Brough reach Wimbledon final rounds
Pauline Betz and Louise Brough Cain won their semifinal matches in the Wimbledon women's singles and advance to the final. Betz defeated Margaret Osborne 7-5 six games in the second act while Brough Cain overwhelmed Dorothy May Bondy amid a landmark All-America moment at Wimbledon Stadium. In doubles, Jack Kramer and Tom Brown, both Californians, joined the men’s doubles final by beating Faneho Sega and Budge Party 6-3.
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Indians Buy Catcher From Chicago Team
Cleveland today announced the purchase of Tori Jordan, 25, catcher, from the Chicago White Sox for 7000. Jordan, a Roswell, New Mexico native of Indian-English ancestry, hit .356 for Milwaukee and Kansas City in the American Association in 1904 and .267 for Chicago in 14 games late that season.
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Parker Beats Russell In National Clay Court Tennis Match
Frankie Parker of Los Angeles defeated Alain Huissell of Argentina 6-1 in the quarter finals at the River Forest Tennis Club. Parker advances in the 38th annual National Clay Court Tournament as Elliott Homer Bues Ciney and Kiner also split a set portion of the day’s action.
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Dodgers Beat Giants 8 5 as Lombardi Stars in Secondgame
Dodgers toppled the New York Giants 8 to 5 despite Giants winning the opener 7 to 5 behind Dave Kosky. Vic Lombardi hurled for Brooklyn, with Pete Reiser and Dixie Walker keying late charge in the ninth while Marshall Brittner and Lava Ketta homered for the Dodgers.
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Middlebury Names Dick Ciccolella Coach and Veteran Fireman
Dick Ciccolella, former Manhattan College football star, is named varsity football and basketball coach at Middlebury College by President Samuel. He served four years in the Army Air Forces and previously coached at Christian Brothers Academy in Albany. At Manhattan, Ciccolella earned a place on an undefeated 1938 basketball team and won three varsity letters in baseball.
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