Baseball In Brief: Yesterday's Minor League Scores
Springfield 400 0 0 0 Albany 003 020 02x seven runs in final. Montero Stephenson Goldstein McCabe Camelli. Wilkes Barre 001 000 220 five runs. Pennington Kleine Devlin Crow Eunis Drescher. Hartford 210 600 040 thirteen runs. Utica 011 180 OZ 68. Scranton 300 010 000 four seven Elmira 6d 000 100 12. Covington Savino Baker Bickhaus Gunning.
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Springfield
Albany
Montero
Stephenson
Goldstein
McCabe
Camelli
Wilkes Barre
Binghamton
Pennington
Kleine
Devlin
Crow
Eunis
Drescher
Hartford
Utica
Talcott
Cardoni
Brady
Garmer
Mains
Hamil
Scranton
Matchups Set Across League Cities with Notable Pairs
National on York at Chicago Lohr 55 faces Wyse 3 3. Brooklyn hosts Pittsburg Meltop 5 6 against Sewell 14 2. Philadelphia meets Cincinnati Kimball 3 5 versus Starr 9 7. Boston visits St. Louis Salvo 3 2 against Lanier 5 5.
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Chicago
Lohrman
Wyse
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Meltop
Sewell
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Kimball
Starr
Boston
St. Louis
Salvo
Lanier
New York
Baseball Scores and Tonight's MLB Matchups
Reported results include New York edging St Louis 1 0 and ten inning Detroit 12 Washington 6. Other scores 1 Boston 8 Chicago 7, 2 Chicago 5 Boston 1, Cleveland 1 Philadelphia 0, with tonight’s games Chicago at New York and St Louis at Boston. Detroit at Philadelphia and Cleveland at Washington noted with listed pitchers.
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New York
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Lee
Smith
Chandler
Russo
St Louis
Newsom
Judd
Travi
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Wolff
Reynolds
Pyle
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Detroit Chicago
C Y O Schedule for Tomorrow In Baseball Action
Tomorrow's senior C Y O league slate features three 2 30 p m games. St Michael s meets St Peters at Prospect Park Diamond with Pete Russo on the mound for Michael s. Port Schuyler face Our Lady of Victory at the same site as Marty Dyver seeks a win to narrow the standings gap. St Paul s Colonels meet Sacred Heart at Catholic High School field with Charlie Buckley on the mound and a bid for a playoff berth.
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Prospect Park
St. Michael's
St. Peter's
Port Schuyler Aggregation
Our Lady of Victory
St. Paul's
Sacred Heart
Catholic High School
Pete Russo
St. Michael’s
Marty Dyver
Dyver
Joe Akin
Ruse
Joe Conroy
Wil Kelly
Jim Gavin
Joe McGrath
Mike Piskut
Bob Houser
Joe Feloch
St. Paul’s Colonels
Jack Cahill
Charlie Buckley
Billonville
Bill Deegan
Jim McCarthy
Charles Snyder
Frank Hoffmeiser
Wilt Barber
Dan Horgan
Ed Haller
Arnold Devaren
Joe Gratton
Gumbert Krist Stifle Giants In Five-Hitter Victory
Cardinals stay hot with a 4 0 win over the New York Giants to extend the skid to five. Harry Gumbert and Howsie Krist combined on a five hit shutout as Ken Chase took the loss. Frank Demaree scored the only run in the second inning as Saner Sanders and Georgie Failon drove in the tally. Giants manager Mel Ott wore new glasses but struck out with the tying run on base in the ninth.
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St Louis
Cardinals
New York Giants
Harry Gumbert
Howsie Krist
Ken Chase
Ace Adams
Gumbert
Frank Demaree
Ray Sanders
Georgie Failon
Krist
Giants
New Yorkers
Mel Ott
Abird
New
EL Bartell
Whiter
Rucker
Lombardi
Medwick
Orengo
Chase
Adams
Gordon Ee
Battet
St. Louis
A. Kein
Walker
Musial
Cooper
E Kurowski
Demaree
Hopp
Senders
Yallon
New York
Louis
W. Cooper
un—Fallon
Bartell
Whtek
Bart
Wehrle Ties Goggin For Open Lead At Tam O Shanter
Wilford Wehrle of Racine Wisconsin shot 68 to tie pro Willie Goggin of White Plains New York for the 36-hole lead in Tam o Shanters 10000 All American Open. Patty Berg of Minneapolis led the Womens Open with a 72 after a record round.
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Chicago
Wilford Wehrle
Racine
Wis
Willie Goggin
White Plains
N. Y
Tam o’Shanter
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Patty
Betty Hicks
Long Beach
Cal
Kay Byrne
Rye
Wehrle
Albany Whips Springfield By 7 to 5
Albany Senators beat Springfield 7 to 5 before 740 at Hawkins Stadium to pull within half a game of second in the Eastern League. Ralph McCabe relieved in the first and held Springfield to four hits as Hank Camelli and Joe Collins sparked Albany’s offense with key extra-base hits. Game notes: Camelli tripled and scored in the fifth, Doljack drove in the tying run, and Albany pulled away with two runs in the eighth. Springfield threatened early but could not overcome Goldstein’s exit and McCabe’s steady relief.
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Associated Press
Albany
Senators
Springfield
Hawkins Stadium
Lia Goldstein
Ralph McCabe
Rifles
Goldstein
McCabe
Juan Montero
Hank Camelli
Collins
Clark
Joe Collins
Butka
Stoner
Nagel
Scott
Stephenson
Cookson
Peters
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Brutchak
Snyder
Clarke
Joe Collin
Springfeld
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Toe Collins
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Pip Colling
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Butka Stoner
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Camelli Stelen
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Miler
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Goldstein McCabe
Padden and Winters
Pirates Nose Out Phillies 3-2 in tense finish
Johnny Gee pitched seven strong innings to hold Philadelphia to two hits as Pittsburgh edged the Phillies 3-2. The Pirates took the lead with three runs in the third after Pete Coccarart and Jack Barrett scored, with Russell driving in another on a fielder’s choice. Glenn Stewart and Mickey Livingston produced the Phils’ runs in the second inning, but Pittsburgh’s timely hits and Gee’s relief sealed the win in a tight five game series opening.
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al Gerheauser
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Danny Murtaugh
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Pete Coccarart
Jim Russel
Jack Barrett
Coscarart
Ronnie Northey
Russell
Bob Elliott
Barrett
A. Murtauga
Shee
Wasdell
Arthey
Dahlgren
Moore
Brewster
Od Livingston
Gerheauser
Rowe
Gerhenuser
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Fietcher
DiMagetto
Torais
Brandt
Pittsburg
Brunns—Gustine
Northey
Muriduch
Elliott
Russsell
DiMaggio Doundie
Murtaugh
Gee
Birtheouts
Om Brandi
Sanheim Assists Dwyer With CYO Stars Formation
Cliff Sanheim will assist Marty Dwyer in managing the C Y O All Stars selected for his strong Raiders record as pilot. The team seeks games with solid area squads and aims to book Troy State League’s team contest. Call Marty Dwyer at 6155 between 4 and 6 p.m.
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Cliff Sanheim
Marty Dwyer
Babe Ruth to Pilot Team for Day in Yankee Stadium
Babe Ruth will manage a one day exhibition game between a combined New York Yankee and Cleveland Indian team named Yank Lands and the North Carolina Pre-Flight Cloudbusters at Yankee Stadium as part of a Red Cross benefit double header. Ruth will oversee the game with Art Fletcher and Del Baker as coaches while McCarthy and Boudreau sit on the bench.
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Babe Ruth
Yankees
Low Boudreau
Indians
Ruth
Art Fletcher
del Baker
Albany Golfers Score Aces at Local Course
Albany golfers Matt Grant and Jimmy Williams aced the municipal course's fourth hole yesterday. Grant struck a 135-yard tee shot in the morning, and Williams followed in the afternoon with a No 7 iron, both achieving holes in one.
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Albany
Matt Grant
Jimmy Williams
Wyatt Stiffens Dodgers Shield in 3-0 Victory
Wyatt pitched a four hitter to beat the Reds 3-0 as the Dodgers tie a major league record with 18 put outs. Vander Meer absorbed his 11th loss after giving up five hits. Wyatt drove in the first run with a two bagger in the eighth and Lou Olmo added a ninth inning triple, while Dolph Camilli sat out a game for reasons other than illness.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn Dodger
Whit Wyatt
Reds
Dodgers
Wyatt
Rhinelanders
Johnny Vander Meer
Vander Meer
Lou Olmo
Dolph Camilll
Brooklyns
Reds pitchers rise from obscurity to pennant runs
A recap of Cincinnati Reds pitchers who emerged from unlikely starts to major impact. Johnny VanderMeer sparked 1938 with two no hit games, Gene Thompson impressed in 1939, Jim Turner surprised in 1940, Elmer Riddle led in 1941, and Ray Starr and Clyde Shoun continued the trend as the club developed talent from modest beginnings.
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Cincinnati Reds
Bill McKechnie
Johnny VanderMeer
Reds
Columbia
Gene Thompson
Jim Turner
Boston
Turner
Braves
Jim
Elmer Riddle
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Ray Starr
First Round Indus Matches Start Today
First round matches begin in the Troy area industrial golf championship at Frear Park Links. Frear Park pro Johnny Moynihan expects the inaugural round to finish by tomorrow night. Matches in division one feature Joey Ruszas versus Charley Ruszas and Frank Lawrence versus Jerry Carpenter among others.
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Troy Area
Frear Park Links
Johnny Moynihan
Frear Park Pro
Joey Ruszas
Simmons Machine Tool Co
Charley Ruszas
General Electric
Schenectady
Frank Lawrence
Belt Line Machine Shop
Jerry Carpenter
Manning Paper
Ernie White
Everett Archie
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Roger Walsh
Charles Brendese
Behr Manning
Ted Kane
Waterfliet Arsenal
Fred Smith
Buchman’s
Capt
Les Gott
Arsenal
Romeo Couture
Ed Rapacz
Dick Fitzgerald
Sam Clinton
Bill Ramsey
Yanks edge Browns 1 0 as Borowy blanked Browns
Hank Borowy pitched his first complete game of the year allowing five hits and eight strikeouts to beat the St. Louis Browns 1 to 0. Denny Gatehouse matched with a strong effort before an error short-circuited the Browns in the second inning. Bob Gatehouse took the loss while Joe Gordon and Dickey provided the offense for New York.
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Hank Borowy
Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Hank
Denny Gatehouse
Charley Kellar
Mike Chartak
Bill Dickey
Browns
Borony
ST. Louis
Johnson
Borowy
Dickey
Crosetti
Etten
Galehouse
Hollingsworth
Gatehouse
Murray Lewin Dies Veteran Boxing Writer at 45
Murray Lewin 45 veteran boxing writer of the New York Daily Mirror and president of the New York Boxing Writers' Association for two years died in Brooklyn Jewish Hospital after a two month illness.
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New York
Murray Lewin
New York Daily Mirror
Boxing Writers’ Association
Brooklyn Jewish Hospital
Tigers Rally To Blast Nats In 10th
Detroit exploded for eight runs in the 10th to beat Washington 12 to 6, moving into second in the AL. Dick Wakefield led the attack with a double and three singles, while Tommy Bridges won his eighth. Gerry Priddy paced Washington with three hits.
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Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Senators
Tigers
Ree Scarborough
Hward Fyfe
Alex Carrasquel
Dick Wakefield
Tiger
Pinky Higgins
Don Ross
Tommy Bridges
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Newhouser
Bridges
Gerry Priddy
H.O A. Cramer
H . C Hoover
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Higgins
Ross
York
Bloodworth
Richarda
Trout
Xan Torrdda
Radciff
Dana
Carrasquet
Sullivan
Moore
Robertson
Hoover
Richards
Cramer
Spence
Vernon Sullivan
Case
Scarborough
Pyle
Carrasquel
Pittcher
Summers
Stewart
Weaver
Attandanca
International Buffalo Defeats Montreal and Syracuse in Open Cup
Buffalo blanked Montreal 3 and Syracuse 3 in a tough double header while Newark suffered a 0 loss. Jersey City dominated Baltimore 4 in the opener and then routed Baltimore 6 to 1. Toronto added a 4 2 win over Rochester.
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Cubs Wallop Braves 5 0 Behind Passeau Shutout
Claude Passeau won his 10th game for Chicago by shutting out the Boston Braves on four hits. The Cubs, off Jim Tobin, collected eight hits including three in the fifth for three runs. Stan Hack drove in two in the frame with a double. Chicago scored in the first and eighth to seal a 5-0 victory before 4,138 at Boston.
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Boston Braves
Braves
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Stan Hack
Stanky
Cavarretta
Nicholson
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McCullough
Merillo
Panseau
Borton
Tobin
Rune
Hack
Cavarrella
Merullo
Joost
Whetelmann
Farrell
Merulio
Boston
Kaila
Todin
Bartek
Pinelli
Tine
Planning Room Nines Upset Arsenal In Softball Cup Tilt
In a midweek IP R and P L Teams Cup game Planning Room defeated Arsenal 23 to 11 as Harvey Bissette hurled for the victors while Bill Evertsen allowed 24 hits. Bill Phoenix went 4 for 4 with four runs and Larry Currier added a triple and two singles in five at bats. For the losers Hirwin and Welch homered as MecNally and Hichrist collected two hits each for P I while Nuttal and Walsh also had two hits for Administration.
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P. I. Nine
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Bill Evertsen
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Larry Currier
Hirwin and
Welch
Joe MecNally
Hichrist
T Bate
P. I
Nuttal
Walsh
Doerr's late homer lifts Red Sox in ten inning win
Boston tops Chicago 8-7 in ten innings as Bobby Doerr ends a 342 game errorless streak with a miscue then belts a tying homer. Vince Castino homers for Chicago to win the nightcap 5-1 behind Lee Rosa. Castino's first big league shot comes in the fourth.
Indians Extend Streak Beat A's 1-0
Ray Mack delivered a solo homer as the Cleveland Indians defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 1-0, extending the Indians winning streak to five and sweeping the three-game set. Mel Harder pitched well, limiting Philly to four hits as Cleveland moved to 5 straight wins and 4-0 against the A's in the series.
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Ray Mack
Don Black
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Mack
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Heftner
Hall
Siebert
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Grieve
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