Senators Edge Hartford In Paintful Baseball Tilt
Albany Senators nipped Hartford 3 to 2 before 630 fans at Hawkins Stadium in a tight Eastern League race game. Lanky Leonard Gilmore earned his 13th win for Albany despite early trouble, while Barnhart belted a key homer in the seventh to break a 2-2 tie. The win tightens the standings as the two clubs prepare for a twin bill tonight and a weekend schedule against Broadway rivals.
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Harris to Pitch Final Game for A's
Harris will start in the Athletics final game of the season. The pitcher from Philadelphia has been with Contie Mack's squad and will soon report for induction into the Navy.
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Yankees blank Indians 4 to 0 behind Borowy four-hitter
Hank Borowy pitched a four hit shutout as the New York Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 4 to 0 in the four game series. Borowy notched his 23rd victory of the season while Mel Harder took the loss for Cleveland.
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Standings and results from Eastern and National Leagues
Standings in the Eastern League show Albany 3 Hartford 2 in 12 innings and Utica 3 Binghamton 2 with Binghamton 7 Utica 0. Wilkes Barre 2 Scranton 0 Elmira 0 Williamsport 4. Games today Hartford at Albany. Binghamton at Utica. Williamsport at Elmira. Wilkes Barre at Scranton. National League includes New York 10 St Louis 0 and Chicago 1 0, Boston 0, Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 0, Cincinnati 10, Brooklyn 4. Games today New York at Chicago, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Boston at St Louis. American League New York 4 Cleveland 0, Boston 13 Detroit 3, St Louis 5 Philadelphia 0, Washington 5 Chicago 9. Tonight Detroit at New York, Cleveland at Boston, Chicago at Philadelphia, St Louis at Washington.
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Protest Disallowed Over Pirates Home Run Play
Pittsburg Ai Ford Frick head of the National League rejected a Cardinals protest over Spud Davis homer for the Pirates in Sunday’s game. The ball went through the right field screen and the Cardinals argued it should have been a ground rule double. The tie game will be replayed. Frick notified Pirates official Bill Benawangier.
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Reds Triumph 10-4 as Walters Sparks Six Run Inning
In a six run sixth inning, the Cincinnati Reds powered past the Philadelphia Phillies 10 to 4. Walters delivered a six run burst, with key hits from Tipton, Ageno, and Mueller as Cincinnati built a lead and maintained it.
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Boudreau Sees Red Sox Chase, Club Hopes Improve
Lou Boudreau of the Cleveland Indians backs Boston's pennant chase while noting his own team's pitching gaps. He cites Jon Cronin’s hitters at Fenway, Hoag’s addition to Cleveland’s outfield, and a mix of starters led by Harder, Smith, Reynolds, and Klieman with Gromek and Post to fill spots.
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Haefner Shuts Out White Sox In Four-Hitter
Washington bats deliver early runs backing a four hit shutout by pitcher Haefner. Kubel, Myatt, Spence and Ortiz spark offense with timely hits including a third inning RBI single and a fourth inning run. Ortiz doubles in the eighth to extend the lead as the Nationals top Chicago 5 to 0.
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Giants Triumph Over Cardinals in Voiselle Eight-Hitter
New York Giants routed the St Louis Cardinals 10 to 1 as Bill Voiselle pitched eight sharp innings. Buddy Kerr and Nap Reyes led a 14-hit attack, each with three safeties, while Al Lopez Lombardi and Haynes contributed key hits. The Cardinals managed a lone run off Voiselle in the sixth inning.
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Stephens Stars and Browns rout A’s 5 0 in final game
Stephens Stars and St Louis Browns shut out the Philadelphia Athletics 5 to 0. Bob Muncrief earned his eighth win against four losses, aided by a Stephens homer and a strong Browns defense. A’s starter Woody Wheaton debuted on the mound for his first appearance this season, and Philadelphia's offense managed only four hits.
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Cubs Catch Braves In 11-6 Slugfest For Series Win
The Chicago Cubs pounded out 29 hits for 42 bases in a slugfest with the Boston Braves, building an early lead that stood up for an 11-6 victory. The win gave Chicago the series three games to one and sent the Braves back to last place. Al Javety struck out the All-Star listing in the National League.
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Attorney Is Pacing Victor Claims Champion Stake Win
Cleveland horse racing notes show Attorney Is Pacing Victor winning the Champion Stelton Stake for three year old pacers at North Randall. He beat Eadie Havens by three lengths in heat one and by a half a length in the final mile, marking the second Grand Circuit victory of Wilco Farm’s Volo-mite colt driven by Art Blackwell. Offer of seventy thousand dollars for the cash Made by K J Baker of St Charles was refused after his Matron Stake win on June 50, per owner report.
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Cubs Purchase Mack Stewart Ahead Of Season
Chicago United press report states the Cubs bought 1 year old right handed pitcher Mack Stewart from Nashville of the Southern Association and secured the teleasc option on right hander Dale Alderson. Stewart won 18 games and lost 9 for Nantes last year.
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Ruszas and Harrison Survive State Golf Play
Lake Placid results from the New York state championships show Ruszas of Albany and Miss Harrison of Ausable Forks advancing through rounds in the amateur and women's events. Pete Ladislaw and Ralph Strafaci headline quarterfinals in the men s division while Kay Byrne and Marjorie Harrison reach the women s semifinals with several others eliminated. Final matches were scheduled for tomorrow.
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Tobin Added To National All Star Squad
New York 21 Jim Tobin was added to the National League All Star team as a replacement for Army bound George Munger of the St Louis Cardinals. Munger was inducted the day the NL All Stars faced the American League in Pittsburgh, with Tobin narrowly defeating Tobin for the spot in manager voting.
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Russo Triumphs Over Lakehurst Naval Air Station
Marius Russo, former Yankee hurler, pitched Fort Monmouth All Stars to a 8 to 5 victory over Lakehurst Naval Air Station. After a tight start, Monmouth broke a 5 5 tie in the fifth with a run and added three more in the seventh, aided by five Lakehurst errors.
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Bosox Blast Tigers 13-3 Behind Tex Hughson
The Boston Red Sox crushed the Detroit Tigers 13-3 behind Tex Hughson as Boston rapped 20 hits. Bob Johnson led the offense with a cycle including a triple and homer, Doerr added a triple and two singles, while Outlaw homered late.
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Pioneers Top Grays in Ninth Inning Spree
The Pioneers defeated the Grays 11 to 4 in Elmira, powered by a ninerun fifth inning and sixhit pitching from Ozzie Kairim. Johnny Hirall and Lesterkins were among the victims of the surge as 24 Pioneers came to the plate, and George Miraz and Whitey Brutchak each had two hits. The rally boosted the Pioneers total to thirteen hits for the night.
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Berlin Nine To Tackle Eagles Sunday
Berlin Bearcats face Eagle All Stars of Troy Sunday afternoon at Berlin with a 2 30 start. Johnny Burke praises Bentley on the mound and Livingstone behind the plate. Berlin meets Johnsonville at Berlin on July 23, aiming for strong timeups and more games with fast teams. Call Berlin 99.
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