Miners Hand Senators Double Setback At Stadium
The Scranton Miners beat the Albany Senators in Hawkins Stadium by 6-2 and 11-4 in a doubleheader. Pitcher Deve Lambton shut down the Senators late, allowing one hit over the final frames, while Walter Smuts and Fred Prenning contributed as Albany’s offense stalled after early rallies.
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Albany Players Donate Blood During Albany-Scranton Doubleheader
Albany Senators manager Rip Collins and the Albany team signed up as Red Cross donors amid a Albany Scranton doubleheader. Six hits and four runs over seven innings, with Scranton winning the opener and Hartford double victors pushing Albany eight games behind the leaders. Collins was banished after arguing with umpire Reason, and the nightcap featured strong pitching and late scoring, as Scranton and Albany each tallied but Scranton won again.
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Nicholson ties league mark in Giants Cubs opener
The Cubs beat the Giants 12 to 8 as Bill Nicholson homered three times tying a league record. Nicholson’s power sparked a late rally, while Mehl and Hausmann produced key hits. Giants pitcher Voiselle suffered the loss after a rough start as Chicago built and held a lead to win the opener.
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St Michael's Defeats St Anthony's 32 to 3 in Key League Game
St Michael's routed St Anthony's 32 to 3 on Catholic Central High field. Reon 6 extended the lead in the Senior C O League race as St Michael's moved 2 games and 4 halves ahead of runner up St Anthony's. Bill Ryan pitched a four hit game for Marty Dwyer's squad, with Jack Conway delivering a homer for the winners.
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Pirates Defeat Dodgers In Doubleheader Sweep
The Pirates swept a doubleheader against the Brooklyn Dodgers with 7-3 and 9-4 scores. Vince DiMaggio powered two homers in the opener as X Strincevich earned the win and Babe Dahlgren contributed a decisive three-run triple in the ninth. The wins move Pittsburgh to second in the National League while Brooklyn sinks deeper into last place.
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Cardinals Rip Braves Twice 3-2 and 5-2 in Boston
Boston Braves fielded at Braves Field as Port Cooper earned his 12th win of the season for the St Louis Cardinals. In game one the Cardinals won 3-2 and in the nightcap 5-2 with a three-run inning sparked by hits from Kurowski Marion and Bergamo and a Xerban double. The doubleheader sweep extended the Cardinals’ success against Boston.
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Browns pound Red Sox in nightcap to end skid
St Louis Browns crushed Boston 9 to 3 in the nightcap of yesterday's doubleheader, snapping a three-game losing streak. Vernon Stephens drove in four runs with a long homer after a bases loaded fourth, while Tex Hughson took the loss for Boston.
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Yanks Split With Chisox Before 31,100 Champs Capture Opener
The Yankees split a doubleheader with the White Sox before about 31 100 fans. Ralph Hodgin led Chicago with two doubles and four singles in the two games, while Orval Grove won the second game as Haynes and Malzberger combined for 14 scoreless innings. The opener saw New York rally for seven runs before Borowy held the line, and bond-signing appearances by former Sox stars drew fans and boosted sales to 721000.
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Watervliet Sacred Heart Sweeps Doubleheader At Home
Sacred Heart of Watervliet swept a home doubleheader from Lan sngburg Boys Club 4 1 in the opener and 5 1 in seven innings in the nightcap. Joe Lynch and Red Raferty led with triples for Sacred Heart while Walt Senex Bob Harris and Duke Keough added three hits apiece in the first game. Damage to the Wings came from Weldon stealing home in the fourth and key RBIs from Lynch and Raferty in the nightcap.
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Syracuse, Montreal, Newark, Jersey City results summary
International Intracuse 8 Montreal 3. Syracuse 2 Montreal 4. Newark 3 Jersey City 4. Jersey City 2 Newark 1. Buffalo 4 Rochester 3. Buffalo 8 Rochester 5. Baltimore 3 Toronto 1. Baltimore Toronto a.
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Baksi Arrives in Chicago for Harold Bout
Joe Baksi of Kuip mont Pa top ranked civilian heavyweight arrived in Chicago to prepare for a ten round bout with Lee Sevgid of Paterson N L at Wing jes Field August 7. Promoter Jack Kearns bills the match as for the worlds duration heavyweight championship in a rubber between two prior year antagonists. It will be Baksi first Chicago appearance. Savold is also due with a large local following after knockout wins in recent scraps here.
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Miller to Play Exposition With Reds in Albany
The Cincinnati Reds visit Albany Hawkins Stadium for an exhibition against the Albany Eastern League club Friday night at 8:30. Eddie Miller, noted for defensive excellence, faces debate with St Louis Cardinals shortstop Marion. Miller has set records in fielding and consecutive chances, while both he and Marion are strong at the plate. Regular Sunday Eastern League pricing applies.
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Athletics Sweep Tigers Twice to End A’s Nine-Game Slump
Philadelphia Athletics topple the Detroit Tigers in a doubleheader 13-3 and 3-2 before 29,673 fans. Jesse Flores earns his sixth win aided by Joe Berry in the nightcap. Don Black scatters six hits for his sixth victory in the opener. Tigers’ Johnny Gorsica takes the loss as Detroit falls to sixth place with the skid snapping a six-game streak.
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Indians Sweep Nationals to Move Into Fourth Place
The Cleveland Indians swept a doubleheader from the Washington Nationals winning 4 3 in the opener and 3 3 in the nightcap. Buss Peters and Joaded drove in runs in the eighth inning to secure the first game win while Joe Heving earned his sixth decision. Daren Leonard pitched the distance for Washington and Milo Candini took the loss in the opener as Cleveland collected 13 hits across both games and turned four double plays to stifle threats.
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Standings and schedules unfold in scattered league notes
Eastern standings show Scranton Albany and Wilkes Barre near the top with a 10 inning game noted. Albany, Scranton, Wilkes-Barre and Binghamton engagements appear alongside Elmira, Utica, and Williamsport results. National league items list Chicago, New York, St. Louis, Boston, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn and Philadelphia with scores and proposed games for today. American league results cover New York, Chicago, Boston, St. Louis, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Detroit and Washington with tonight and today’s matchups and probable pitchers.
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Bowman Wins Net Crown in East Orange Finals
Second seed Herbert L. Bowman of New York defeats top seed William L. Nassau of Paoli, Pa in the Easter Veterans tennis championship final at the East Orange Tennis Club. Bowman takes the match 26 64 62 to claim the crown yesterday.
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