Brooklyn Wins Opener as Dodgers Top Braves 8-5
Brooklyn Dodgers defeat Boston Braves 8-5 in the first game of a doubleheader. A second game was halted in the sixth inning due to Sunday curfew with Brooklyn leading 4-4. the contest will resume in Boston where Ed Head will start with the bases loaded. Arkie Vaughan homer accounted for one Brooklyn run, Waner and Camilli contributed in the tie-breaking innings.
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Trot Races Shifted to Maine Track
Old Orchard Beach Me GP Grand Circuit light harness racing opens a three week meet at Kite track today at 1 30 pm. Vast influx of horses and personnel from two dozen states DC and Canada stable under canvas. Track touted as fastest due to peat cushion. Highlight event is the $5.40 Hambletonian test stake on Aug 4.
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Giants Beat Phillies In Twin Bill With 10 6 And 3 2
The New York Giants won both ends of a doubleheader against the Philadelphia Phillies. The opener ended 10-6 after a late rally and 19 Giants hits overwhelmed three Phillies pitchers. In the nightcap, Ken Chase gave up 13 hits but kept the game close, with the Giants securing a 3-2 victory.
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Senators Triumph In Double Victory Over Pioneers
The Albany Senators defeated the Elmira Pioneers 2 0 in the second game after dropping the opener 3 0. Sid Goldstein earned the win in his first start, four hits allowed, while Luther Knerr held Elmira to seven hits in seven innings for the opener.
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Tigers Crush Chisox in opener as York and Richards homer
Detroit Tigers explode for 18 hits to rout Chicago White Sox 12 to 4 in the first game of a doubleheader before 24 443 fans. Rudy York and Paul Richards homer, Dick Wakefield adds a double and two singles, Joe Hoover three hits as Hal White picks up his third win.
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Nats Sweep Bosox With 9-2 and 5-4 Wins
Washington Nationals rally past Boston 9-2 behind Rae Scarborough in game one and win 5-4 in the nightcap. Crowd 17,132 as Washington edges Boston with timely hitting and strong pitching.
Cards Top Bucs 7-4 in opener as Reds fall deep
The St Louis Cardinals rebounded from a four game skid by beating the Pittsburgh Pirates 7-4 in the opener of a doubleheader, with Mort Cooper driving in the first run and Walker Cooper homering in the nightcap to keep the top of the standings in view as the second game halted after seven innings.
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Yanks Extend Win Streak by Sweeping A's in Twin Bill
New York Yankees beat Philadelphia 7-2 in game one and 3-4 in ten innings in game two to stretch their winning streak to eight. Bill Johnson hit a three run homer in the opener and Spud Chandler earned his 11th win after a late rally. Ernie Bonham allowed nine hits in the first game as Johnson drove in five runs on the day. The nightcap featured a back and forth affair with Keller homering and a go ahead single by Gordon sealing the win in the 10th. Attendance 32,704.
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Golden Greek in Schenectady Bout at Erie Boulevard Arenas
Golden Greek George Macricostas faces Iron Man Taulon in a main two out of three falls bout at Erie Boulevard Arenas Schenectady tonight. Another two out of three falls match pits John Vansky against Angelo Savold with an 8:45 PM start. Horace Stoneham Giants president recalls a 33 year backcase. Christy Matheson pitched.
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St Peters to Meet Our Lady of Victory In Baseball Tilt
St Peter's C L O baseball team will face Our Lady of Victory at Cathae High field today at 6 30 pm. The game was moved from yesterday afternoon. Mercia and Bechari will form the battery for St Peter's.
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Detroit Drops Grid Sport For Duration
The University of Detroit said it will abandon football for the duration of the war, citing lack of manpower as the reason. The athletic board made the decision, canceling next fall's football schedule with Marquette, Villanova, Manhattan and Cincinnati, while basketball, baseball and intramural programs will be kept.
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Sacred Heart Tops St. Michael's to Lead C Y O Loop
Sacred Heart took first place in the C Y O League by beating St. Michael's 2 to 1 at Prospect Park in a pitchers battle. Talbot and Russo limited opponents to two hits, with Nuttall and Talbot driving Sacred Heart runs. In another C League game, Bill Deegan pitched and batted the St. Paul Colonels to a 3 2 win over Port Schuyl er at Catholic High School diamond, Deegan homering for the decisive run.
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Indians Take Twin Bill From Browns in St Louis
Cleveland Indians swept both ends of a doubleheader to defeat the St Louis Browns 4 3 in the opener and 10 7 in the nightcap. Buck Newsom struggled in the nightcap as four Browns pitchers yielded 16 hits. Heath drove in three runs in the opener while Keltner, Mack and others contributed for Cleveland.
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Baseball In Brief First Game Summary
Baseball briefs show Elmira beating Albany 3 to 0 in the opener with Mustaikis, Gunning, Knerr and Camelli contributing. Other quick reads include Utica upending Binghamton 6 to 1, Wilkes Barre routing Springfield 9 to 1, and Scranton blanking Hartford 2 to 0. Several games feature late rallies and key pitchers named in the box scores.
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National Yesterday's Results and Standings
National yesterday results show New York defeating Philadelphia 10 to 6 and 3 to 2, Brooklyn beating Boston 8 to 5 and 4 to 4 in a doubleheader called Sunday Jaw, Chicago topping Cincinnati 3 to 1 and 7 to 0, St Louis beating Pittsburgh 4 to 1 and 7 to 0, with St Louis and Brooklyn leading the standings at 49 wins and high winning percentages. Today's slate lists New York and Philadelphia games, Washington vs Boston, Cleveland vs St Louis, Detroit vs Chicago with several matchups.
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Senators Meet Braves Tonight Exhibition Tilt at Mawk ing Stadium
Albany Senators host Boston Braves in an 8 30 p m exhibition at Mawk ing Stadium with Ray Moran starting for the Senators and Ray Martin will pitch for the visitors. Braves rest regulars and list Holmes Ryan Workman Niemen McCarthy Klutzz Joost Wietelmann Martin in lineup along with additional pitchers and catchers.
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Fans Three Times in 1932 Season by Jos Sewell
Yankee outfielder Jos Sewell struck out only three times during the 1932 season. His first strikeout occurred in his 57th game as Wes Ferrell pitched.
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