Senators Split Doubleheader with Williamsport Grays in Hewins Stadium
Albany Senators dropped the opener 12-1 before routing Williamsport 15-6 in the nightcap in Hewins Stadium. Lanky Leonard and Vic Barnket featured for the Grays and Smola led Albany with strong pitching and hot hitting as 4000 fans watched. Dan Perr pitched the opener for Williamsport, while Walter Smolka, a recent acquisition, hurled the second game for Williamsport. The twin bill ends with Hawkins Stadium set for a single game tonight at 8:30 p.m.
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Cubs Sweep Giants In Doubleheader To Take Two
The Cubs defeated the New York Giants in a doubleheader before 38,434 at Chicago. Claude Passeau topped Bill Voiselle 2-0 in the nightcap, while Rod Choate, Stan Hack and Phil Cavarretta delivered key hits in a five-run third inning to spark the win.
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Pirates Defeat Brooks 10-1 in opener as Dodgers fall
Pittsburgh moved into second place in the league by routing Brooklyn 10 to 1 in the opener while the nightcap was halted at 9-7 due to Pennsylvania Sunday baseball curfew. Preacher Roe and others pitched for the Dodgers, with the Pirates piling up runs as Johnny Walthers and Tremblay provided key hits. The Regulats staged a late rally with Brynes and Swope among the contributors, and the second game was unfinished.
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Hockey Scores and Standings Amid International Play
The report lists multiple hockey game results including Jersey City over Baltimore 4 2, Jersey City 9 Baltimore 1, Toronto 1 Montreal 0, Montrest 4 Toronto 1, Newark 16 Syracuse 1, Syracuse 9 Newark 3, Rochester 2 Buffalo 1, Rochester 3 Balfain 7, under an international context with Newark and Rochester matchups featured.
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Cards Blank Braves in doubleheader sweep
Boston Braves were blanked 9-0 in the nightcap as Morton Cooper pitched well and Stan Musial drove in the lone early run with a double and an immediate Wallace Cooper single. Brecheen followed with a 6-0 victory in the opener, as St Louis cruised to another shutout and widened the series lead to six wins over defeats.
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Sacred Heart defeats St Luke's for unbeaten mark
Watervliet Sacred Heart remains undefeated after a 7 to 3 win over St Luke's of Schenectady on the Water vliet diamond. Pitcher Bill Flynn, awaiting Army Air Corps call, yielded four hits with one strikeout in his farewell Watervliet appearance. Andy Swain led the offense with three hits, Duke Kehoe homered twice, while Stopera joined Watervliet catching duties in a debut fade.
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Lanier Out of All Star Game
St Louis Cardinals right arm ailment sidelines Lanier from the National League All Star Game. Manager Southworth said Lanier will miss the game after injuring his arm Friday night and is expected out for a week to ten days.
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Club Owners Seek Solutions Ahead of All Star Contest
Club owners meet at Forbes Field amid talks on Major League Baseballs future governance and a new pact replacing sidelined commissioner Landis. They also discuss extending schedule games and postwar reforms including a limited draft and minor league player flow. The All Star game looms with managers McCarthy and Southworth preparing lineups and workouts.
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Yankees Sweep Tigers In Doubleheader Comeback Win
New York Yankees rally to win 4-3 in the opener and 8-2 in the nightcap against Detroit. Roser, in his first start, limits the Tigers while Pinky Higgins homers and drives in runs. The sweep features strong defense and late-inning scoring, with Milosevic collecting two RBIs and Derry delivering a clutch bases-loaded single to seal the opener.
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Standings And Scores From Eastern and National Leagues
Eastern League standings show Williamsport leading Albany with 15 to 6 and Binghamton Scranton tied for second. National League results include Chicago sweeping New York in two games and St Louis routing Washington. American League notes New York defeated Detroit and Cleveland, with Boston beating Cleveland. Games today list no scheduled games beyond those noted.
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Chisox Edge in Thin Doubleheader Clash
Philadelphia Athletics beat the White Sox 2 to 1 in the opener as Frankie Hayes homered for the A's. In the second game Chicago fell 4 to 3 after a late rally, with Thorn ton Lee replacing Orval Grove and Dietrich leaving after an ankle injury. The doubleheader attracted 17,285 spectators.
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Indians Beat Red Sox 8 2 in Nightcap Split Doubleheader
Boston scored twice in the first two innings to back Joe Bowman as the Red Sox defeated the Indians 8 2 in the nightcap, while Cleveland won the opener. Tex Hughson faltered in the eighth of game two but held on for the win. Bob Johnson hit his ninth homer of the year for Boston.
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Trips Sweep Twin Bill With Miners in Scranton
In Scranton Pennsylvania the Binghamton Triplets swept a two game set against the Miners. Dwight Simonds and Ray Patton each pitched well while Charley Missitos earned his second win. Patton and Bob Doak struck out several as the Triplets halted the Miners four game win streak. A crowd of 1,733 witnessed the late outcome.
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Browns Belt Nats 10 to 0 in opener and 4 to 0 in nightcap
Washington Nats and St Louis Browns split a doubleheader with two shutouts. Tex Sairley allowed two hits in the opener as Vern Stephens drove in two in St Louis first inning, while Dutch Leonard held the Browns to five hits in the nightcap. Joe Vosmik drove in three in the first inning for the Nats as George Brett scored on a Torres infield out.
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