Cards Rally to Split with Reds in Twin Win
The St Louis Cardinals beat the Cincinnati Reds 4-2 in the opener and 7-4 in the nightcap to move within a half game of the NL leaders Brooklyn. Brecheen won the first game, Brazie the second, with relief in the ninth guarding a Reds threat. Stan Musial keyed the offense with a double and runs, while En Slaughter drove in a run in the eighth.
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Dodgers Turn Back Giants In Rain 7-3 at Ebbetts Field
Dodgers beat the Giants 7-3 in a rain drenched game at Ebbetts Field. Duke Snider hit a key triple in the seventh as Brooklyn pulled away while Jackie Robinson and Carl Furillo drove in runs to break a tie. Pitched by Preacher Roe and Tom Pafford, the Dodgers secured a share of the NL lead with 18,000 fans watching.
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Indians Trim Browns 7 4 in Rain Shortened Affair
Indians defeat Browns 7 to 4 before rain halted play after six innings. Garver, Boudreau and Hegan contributed key hits as Cleveland built a lead, while Gordon and Vernon scored for St. Louis before the contest ended early and the second game was postponed.
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CAN-AY League Scores And Matchups
Three Rivers visits Quebec Ney Deuehre and Three Rivers hold lead 2 1. Gloversville hosts Romeo while Gloversville names Tinind. Fattsfied faces Qaronta. Schenectady plays Amsterdam in the latest slate.
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All Star Game Tilt Sets Lefty Start For NL
Nationals likely line up a left handed starter against favored American League stars in the 16th annual All Star game. Pollet or Spahn from the Braves are expected to start for the NL with Boudreau’s AL choice possibly Trucks Brissie Lemon or Raschi. The NL trails 11-4 in the series and aims to snap a three game skid.
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Cubs Sweep Twin Bill From Pirates 8-6 9-6
The Cubs swept a doubleheader from the Pirates 8 to 6 and 9 to 6 ending Pittsburgh's eight game win streak. Cavarretta sparked the offense with two triples and a double in the opener while Marty Dickson and Al Walker added key hits. Bob Rush earned his seventh win with support from Wall Tyhlol, and Yank Suer contributed a three run homer in the nightcap as Chicago jumped on Bill Erle early.
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Ford's 5 Under Par Wins At Sharon Springs
Jon Ford, pro at the Green Mansion Club in Warrensburg, shot five under par 85 to lead a field of more than seventy at the Sharon Springs Open. Jim Farina, Schenectady, recovered with five under par 20 on the front nine for first nine-hole lead, finishing second by one stroke after a 38 on the back nine. Milan Marusic of Wolferts Roost, the Northeastern New York Open champion, carded 68 to take fourth. Other notable finishers included Stan Hero, Alex Gerlak, and Walter Kovsh, with several amateurs and local players in contention as the event concluded.
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Green Island Pair Nets Prize Pike
Green Island anglers from 96 Wirrtin Avenue and Jenner Vere of Maman Sl cast from Peters Dam on the Hedden River. They landed a northern pike at 5 pm weighing eight pounds, tying the prize catch for the day.
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Senators Schedule Two Night Doubleheader Rainout Makeup
Albany Senators and Williamsport Tigers will complete two postponed games at Hawkins Stadium tonight and tomorrow. Each twin bill opens with a seven inning game at 6 30 followed by a nine inning contest. Pres Elkins and Bob Masters are likely Albany hurlers with Ted Kapustkaki slated for one game. The New York Giants will send their regular lineup for Wednesday night’s Hawkins exhibition. Bleachers and grandstands go on sale first come first served with limited box seats held.
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Bobby Locke Wins British Open Crown
Bobby Locke captures the British Open title with a final round surge, defeating Harry Bradshaw amid a tense leaderboard. Locke, the 2 favorite, moved clear at the halfway point and kept the lead through the back nine as Fradehaw faded and Patimunde struggled.
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Amateur league entries and schedule notes
Unclear OCR fragment notes yesterday's amateur league entries with postponements. Mentions Emerald A.C. versus Hastnaks Perepent Trever AL 0 and Bearcats versus Viatrete at OC with Peters at C, but details are garbled and unreadable.
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American League Standings and Rain Delays Highlight Slate
Yesterday's scores feature Boston and Philadelphia in a 11 to 10 game, Cleveland defeating Laue 7 to 11, while rain postponed another match. Chicago and Detroit split, Detriot won 2 1, with Washington at New York pending results. Team standings show New York leading, Cleveland and Philadelphia chasing, with several cities listed for upcoming games and postponed schedules.
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Welterweight Ray Robinson Fights Gavilan for 147 Title
Ray Robinson weighs in near 147 pounds after weeks of strenuous training as he prepares for a 15 round title bout with Cuba’s Kid Gavilan at Mammoth Musclepal Stadium. Gavilan, already below the limit, travels to Philadelphia and is expected to challenge the champion before a crowd around 35,000 with no broadcast planned.
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Tigers Split Doubleheader With White Sox 1-0 in Second Game
Detroit wins the second game 1-0 to split a doubleheader with Chicago after dropping the opener 4-2 before 24,702. Vic Wertz doubled for one of two hits off Randy Gumpert, who pitched his twelfth complete game for Chicago. Bill Wight won the opener for Chicago, holding Detroit to five hits as White Sox offense broke through in the seventh.
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Washington Star Cups Western Tennis Title Won by UW Star
University of Washington star Jim Brink, seeded fourth, captured the Western Tennis Championship yesterday by defeating Herbert Behrens of Rolsine College with scores of 75 44 63.
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