Gordon Hits 6th Homer In Opener
The New York Yankees beat the St. Louis Browns 3 to 2 in game one as Joe Gordon hit his ninth homer of the year. New York chased a 2-1 deficit in the ninth after a reversed call paused play. Chet Laabs hit his tenth homer as the Browns briefly led.
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Nats Top Tigers in nightcap to hold second place
Detroit won the morning game 10 to 3 as the Tigers beat Washington on Hal White. In the nightcap the Nats rallied for six runs, overcoming Dutch Leonard’s early stumble. Early Wynn earned his seventh win, aided by Bob Johnson’s two run homer and Stan Spence’s fourth homer in three days. Paul Trout added his eighth win as Washington outscored Detroit 6 to 4.
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Baseball In Brief Weather delays and results from several games
Baseball results from yesterday include Hartford 6, Springfield 8 in one game and 3-3 in another. Binghamton beat Elmira 5-2 and 4-3 in two early games. Other scores show New York 9, Pittsburgh 4. St. Louis 15, Philadelphia 2. St. Louis 9, Philadelphia 3. Brooklyn 6, Chicago 3. Brooklyn 8, Chicago 2. Standings list St. Louis 43 24 .642, Brooklyn 41 21 .?. Cincinnati 33 34. Philadelphia 33 36. Boston 30 35. Chicago 29 41. Today’s schedule lists Chicago at Brooklyn, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Boston with starting pitchers Passeau Wyatt Gumbert Kraus Starr Riddle Javery.
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Giants Rally to Split Doubleheader with Pirates
New York Giants beat Pittsburgh 9-0 after a 8-4 loss, as Ken Chase threw a six-hit shutout for New York. Mel Ott homered twice, driving in four runs, and the Giants scored four in two separate innings.
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St Michaels to Clash With St Peters This Week
St Michaels faces St Peters at 6 45 tonight on 11th Street and meets Our Lads of Victory at Prospect Park at 6 15 tomorrow. Yesterday Troy Raiders game with St Michaels was halted in the third inning due to weather with St Michaels leading 1 to 9 percent.
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Chisox Split Twin Bill With Bosox
Chicago and Boston divided their holiday doubleheader with Chicago winning 4 2 in the opener as four Boston errors hurt Tex Hughson. In the nightcap Chicago catcher Terry’s four run fourth powered a 6 1 victory aided by Culberson’s bases loaded triple. Terry allowed six hits in a strong outing while Hughson took the loss for Boston.
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International hockey scores roll call
Jersey City beat Newark 5 to 2 while Newark won 5 to 2 in the reverse. Syracuse defeated Baltimore 7 to 4 and 4 to 2 in the two games. Buffalo won 5 to 2 and 3 to 0 against Montreal. Toronto swept Rochester 9 to 3 and 5 to 2.
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Baseball scores report from major league night games
Scores show New York defeated St Louis 3-2 and 5-2 in two games with Philadelphia beating Cleveland 2-1 and 7-0. Boston split with Chicago two games 4-2 and 6-1 while Detroit swept Washington 10-3 and 6-4. Night matchups featured Russo versus Galeneuse, Judd versus Humphries, Candini versus Bridges, and Arnizen versus Smith in various city arenas.
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Laurels Top Rifles Twice in Rain Interruption
Laurels defeated the Rifles twice in Springfield, mass yesterday, 6-4 and 9-6. The first game was on a soggy field and the second, originally set for seven innings, extended to eight after Ed Butka homered with Steve Shemo aboard to tie it. Willard Donovan earned the win after joining Hartford as the third Hartford pitcher used.
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Kochan KO's Bennett in Seventh Round
Kochan of Akron Ohio, a Coast Guardsman, scored a technical knockout over Howard Bennett of Baltimore in the seventh round of a 10 round feature bout. Kochan weighed 164 pounds, Bennett 164 1 4.
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Dodgers Edge Cubs Twice in Holiday Back-to-Back Wins
Brooklyn Dodgers end five-game skid by taking two from Chicago Cubs 6-3 and 8-2. Augie Galan stars with a bases-loaded triple and a bases-loaded homer, as 13,534 fans witness a comeback despite poor weather. Mickey Owen injures ankle in opener. Bill Nicholson hits his ninth homer. Kirby Higbe and Ed Head share mound work in game two. Dodgers total 23 hits, trimming St Louis lead to three games.
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Phillies Beat Cards In Opener As Musial Wins Night
At Shibe Park 21 067 fans watched the St Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia Phillies split a doubleheader. The Phillies won the opener 12 2 with a big second inning and three homers while Howie Krist edged them 4 3 in the afterpiece. Stan Musial homered for St Louis to save the day.
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Senators Triumph 6-1 in doubleheader opener
Luther Knorr improved to six this season with seven hits allowed as Utica beat Albany 6 to 1 in the first game. White Brutchak led Albany with two singles and a triple driving in the winning run in the fifth. The second game was halted by rain after seven innings with Utica holding a 6-1 lead.
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