Doerr Powers A L to 5-3 All Star Win
The American League beat the National League 5 to 3 in 11 innings at the Polo Grounds. Bobby Doerr hit a three run homer in the second, Johnny Vander Meer struck out 11, and the game raised funds for baseball equipment for servicemen, netting 65,174 dollars.
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Hockey Scores From Northeast League Rounds
International Buffalo 11 Montreal 3 Syracuse 4 Newark 0 Toronto 3 Rochester 2 Baltimore 8 Jersey City 3 Jersey City 8 Baltimore 7: two games listed with final scores showing Jersey City’s wins and Baltimore losses.
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Miss Harrison Advances In State Golf Tourney
In the state amateur golf championship at Troy, Kay Byrne of Rye and Shirley Podret of Poughkeepsie led advancing contenders. Podret edged Allison Choate to reach the 36 hole test, Byrne easily beat Mary Bearles, Harrison defeated L M Shaw, and Marjorie Harrison from Ausable Forks remained a strong threat as quarterfinal pairings set for today.
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Miss Byrne
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Hilda Swanson
Helen Gardiner
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Schenectady
Norma Brady
New York City
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Miss Poiret
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All Stars Add Pair of Gridders to Roster
The college All Stars added Jack Fenton Michigan State halfback and Bob Penaluna Town guard to their roster yesterday. They will face the Washington Redskins the professional champions on August 25 at Dyche Stadium in Evanston.
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Senators Trim Rangers, 8 to 9 at Watervliet
The Watervliet Senators defeated the Rangers 8 to 6 at Watervliet. Ghencki went four for four to pace the winners while Caldwell added five and Dennis three for the losers.
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Watkins All-Stars Clinch 6-1 Win Over Monarchs
The Watkins All-Stars defeated the Monarchs 6 to 1 at Knickerbocker Park under lights. Pitcher Chuck Smith struck out ten while allowing two hits. Bob Bebernitz starred at catcher and Connie Hofelich went 3 for 3 as the standout hitter. Monarchs’ battery were F Smith and Meali.
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Golfers Enter Three Team Events At All American Open
Chicago entries for Tom O Shanter s three ring golfing circus the All American Open the All American amateur and the Women s Open soared to 284. The free for all starts next Monday and runs seven days through July 25. Of 284, 34 pros 121 amateurs and 19 women. First prize 2000, total prize list nearly 12000 in cash and war bonds. Byron Nelson top pro threat. Clayton Heufner returns after last year s playoff. Veterans Gus Moreland Frank Stranahan Wilford Wehrle among late entries. Patty Berg Elizabeth Hicks lead women entrants.
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Tom O'Shanter
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Clayton Heufner
Nelson
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Peoria
Simon Pyres
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Wilford Wehrle
Racine
Wis
Patty Berg
Elizabeth Hicks
Giants Nip Guard Nine By 3 to 2
New York Giants edged Coast Guard Dolphins 3 to 2 in an exhibition at New London. Sayles worked five innings for the Giants with two doubles and a run batted in by George Maynard. The Coast Guard squad mounted a late rally with three hits in the ninth but fell short.
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Senators Triumph Over Triplets in 9-4 Victory at Home
The Senators defeated the Binghamton Triplets 9 to 4 at Hawkins Stadium, moving to fourth place while the Triplets drop to fifth. Len Gilmore earned his seventh win, surrendering 19 hits and a walk with one strikeout. Charley Haag tossed for the Triplets, allowing 12 hits with three doubles by Jimmy Cookson and a Nagel homer and triple. The two teams meet again in a doubleheader tonight at 7 p.m. with Luther Kneer and Ralph McCabe pitching for Albany.
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Baseball In Brief Yesterday's Results
Biighton beat Albany 4 to 3 after a late surge as Haag and Drescher led the pitching, while Scranton outslugged Springdale 11 to 5 with Covington and Savino providing offense. Elmira swept Utica 7 to 3 in the first game and 11 to 1 in the second, with Zoldak and Moss aiding Elmira’s win. Utica’s only runs came on a single before a late Utica rally. Wiles-Barre at Hartford was postponed. Wa games scheduled.
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Penn to Sponsor Summer Baseball Team for First Time
The University of Pennsylvania will sponsor a summer baseball squad this month and next, fielding regular students and military training members. Three games are set: July 24 at Princeton, a home date with Swarthmore, and an August 14 return game at Swarthmore.
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Hess Schuyler Game Postponed
The Hess AT Stars game vs Albany Schuylers at Water wliet High School was postponed. The Hesses will instead play the Cohoes Merchants at Water whiet High School diamond tomorrow night.
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Attorney Grabs Trot Feature At Grand Circuit Meet
Cleveland i Attourney crack two year old pacing son of Vole mite won the Geers Stake Feature at North Randall park s beating arch rival Good Bye in straight heats. ATT Black drove Tormey to a second season triumph for Wilecko farms. Good Bye placed in both heats. The biggest daily double refund of the new trotting season paid 678.60 for 2 to 1 bets on Princess Abbey and Gypsy Guy, first heats winners.
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V-5 Mermen Dominate First All Naval Meet at RPI
The V-5 Aviation Cadets swept seven events at the RPI pool, with W. T. S. placing at least one swimmer in each event. Mike Priano falsestarted to break the American record in the 150 yard individual medley but finished in 1 35. Rowley led WTS in the medley and won the 50-yard breaststroke. Other winners included Baltes, Hassler, Carlson, and Gibson with strong V-5 and V-12 showings.
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Dodgers tryout camp opens in Schenectady for Troy youths
Local youths 16 or older are invited to a Dodgers tryout at Central Park’s main diamond with 9 am arrival. No fee. out-of-town players must cover travel. Evening sessions accommodate defense workers. Harold Roettger confirms a cordial welcome and opportunities for future stars from Troy and surrounding areas.
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Bulldogs Beat Hopis A C 10-9 at St Anthony's Lot
The Bulldogs defeated Hopis AC 10 to 9 in a home game last night. It was the Bulldogs first win in six contests. Jimmy Coles earned the victory in his first appearance. Narbuth Nash and Billy Ingalls starred at bat while the Schongar twins and the Hayner brothers shone for the Jogers.
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