Pioneers Beat Albany In Twin Bill Clincher
Elmira's Pioneers edge Albany Senators 3 2 in the opener and win the nightcap 3 2 as Tom Davis hits a homer in the first game. Gilmore’s misthrow helps Elmira score in the second game, while Davis again provides key hits. The doubleheader leaves Albany five and a half games behind the leaders Hertford Laurers with one more game to play in Hawkins Stadium.
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Schein Reaches Finals in Fast-Court Championship Run
Schein advances to the finals of the Man's Faster Clay Court Tex championship after a five game victory over Kiam Lurie of Brooklyn, 62 66 3 64. He also wins a doubles quarterfinal with Eduardo Buse of Plainfield, and with partner Lundgren Reynolds, they defeat East Range 6 3 6 1.
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Nova to Face Oma At Detroit Tonight
G Lou Nova, seeking a comeback after a sixth round KO by Joe Louis, meets Lee Oma in a ten rounder at Olympia tonight. Nova from Van Nuys Calif is a slight favorite against Oma, a former Detroiter who has had recent success on the east coast.
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Yankees Sweep Red Sox Opener As Boston Slumps
New York wins the opener 4 to 2 while Boston is edged 8 to 4 in the nightcap before 15 693 fans. Terry Cheeks dominates the mound allowing two runs and eight hits as Nick Ester and Josery Lindell homer for the Red Sox who stay in second place. An error by George Stirn in the second inning keys four Boston runs and Arley Donald is removed. Hal Wagner takes the loss, while Al Lyons earns the win for the Yankees.
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Standings and Results From Tonight's Scheduled Games
Standings show Elmira and Albany in close races with wins and losses. Tonight's schedule lists Elmira at Albany and Wilkes-Barre at Binghamton with other matchups including Scranton Utica and Pittsburg Chicago. Probable pitchers are noted for several key intercity games and several doubleheaders or extended innings are mentioned.
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Uncle Scott Splits Spa Feature at Saratoga Raceway
Saratoga race night saw Uncle Scott split the Lightning feature with a close finish as Braet drove the horse to edge Volpi by a stride in a photo. Pat W. won the first half with a lead at the three quarters pole, while Brown recovered to place behind Mose Daie in a tense stretch. The program included a Binghamton win in a doubleheader over Wilkes-Barre.
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Colman's pinch triple lifts Pirates past Cubs 3 2
Frank Colman delivered his second pinch triple of the year and helped the Pittsburgh Pirates defeat the Chicago Cubs 3 to 2 to win the opener of a five game series. Babe Dahlgren and Vince DiMaggio drove in the tying runs in the seventh as the Pirates seized control. Fritz Ostermuller allowed seven hits but earned his sixth victory, while Hank Wyse took the loss for Chicago after seven hits.
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Utes Observe Daniels Night As Utica Wins Double
Freddie Daniels Night celebrated in Utica as the Bre Sox beat Scranton 2-1 and 3-2. Nick Picciuto contributed a homer and the seven inning opener win. Two thousand two hundred thirty seven watched as Lenman delivered an eleventh inning deciding single after Mistele walked Tyson.
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Stan Benjamin Reinstated by Loop Head
Stan Benjamin of Baltimore has been reinstated by IL president Frank Shaughnessy after a suspension for attacking a spectator in Jersey City. He is eligible to play today at Syracuse and was fined $100 along with teammates Frank Skaff and Ab Traub.
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Baseball Men Debate Zeller Plan to End Farm Systems
Detroit general manager Jack Zeller proposed a plan to curb major league farm systems by banning signing players with under one year in Class A or higher and shifting minor league access to a draft. The plan, debated at the American League meeting, would compensate minors with a sliding draft price and allow 15 players per club to be kept, but questions arose about mid season buys and genuine success without direct major league support.
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San Francisco
Gormley Enters Indus Golf Tourney at Frear Park
Gormley of General Electric joins a strong field for the Troy Area Industrial Championship golf tournament at Frear Park. Pairings released by Johnny Moynihas list Saturday start times with Dan Gormier and Joe Ruszas among notable entrants in a field of about 70 players.
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Tigers Crush White Sox 9-1 in Second Inning Onslaught
Detroit Tigers erupt for eight runs in the second inning off Orval Grove to defeat the Chicago White Sox 9 to 1 before 12,155 fans. Rudy York hits his ninth homer to begin the rally, Paul Trout earns his eleventh win with a three hitter, while Dick Wakefield returns to the lineup with two RBIs.
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Dodgers Beat Fort Monmouth in Senior League Thriller
The Brooklyn Dodgers defeated Fort Monmouth Army Team last night, breaking a deadlock in the eighth inning. Clyde King pitched effectively, limiting the soldiers to six hits and aiding Brooklyn in snapping a thirteen game losing streak.
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Cards edge Reds 3-2 in tense one run win
St Louis welled out a 3-2 victory over Cincinnati as Walker Cooper and Danny Litwhiler delivered two outs run producers. George Kurowski hit his 12th homer and Ray Sanders his sixth as the Cardinals held on.
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St Michael to tackle service Stars in Monday diamond clash
St Michael’s team led by Marty Dwyer faces the Service AirStars captained by Sammy Edwards at 6 30 PM on School 12 diamond. Dwyer will use his regular lineup and play in his usual infield spot as Eddie F’s Service Stars, featuring players who starred here years ago, vie for the win.
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St Michael's and St Anthony's tie in Senior CYO game
St Michael's held a lead against St Anthony's as their Senior CYO baseball clash at Prospect Park ended in a 6 6 tie after seven innings due to darkness. Bert Kavanagh led St Michael's with two hits including a two run homer in the sixth. Piskuta and Prinisky pitched for St Michael's while Merola and Tutjaim started for St Anthony's.
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Founder of Ban Johnson League Dies in Kansas City
Frank Goodman aged 52, founder and former president of the Ban Johnson League of America and longtime Kansas City Star art chief, died last night at St Joseph's Hospital. He organized the national amateur league in 1932 and led it for years before stepping down in 1939 due to ill health.
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