Albany Gains Half Game On Laurels In Baseball Series
Albany wins game one and the nightcap versus Wilkes Barre Barons at Hawkin Stadium. Lanky Leonard Gilmore shines in relief as Albany captures two one run leads, while Brooks leads the winners with three hits in the nightcap. Umpire Charley Moore ejects Jack Bell and Ralph McCabe for on field altercations as the Senators take the series opener and finish the set with a 8:30 p.m. game scheduled tonight.
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Wilkes Barre
McCoffey
Towery
Boress
Kleckley
Yee Senatorg
Skinner
Henry
Leonard Gilmore
Albany
Fip Collins
Albeny
Ted
Brooks
Rodgers
Foniridée
Barshart
Lewis
Senators
Barons
Hawking Stadium
Charley Moore
Jack Bell
Moore
Ralph McCabe
Lambion
Wallen
Pardon
Ruszkowski
Ward
Indeld
Mzloney
Sanford
Wisan
Homers Help Yanks Jolt Indians 6-3
The New York Yankees defeated the Cleveland Indians 6 to 3 in a wartime benefit game. Oscar Grimes and George Strommeiss provided key hits for New York while Jim Bagby allowed seven hits and gave up four runs across six innings.
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Tribe
Cleveland
Jim Bagby
New York
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York
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Grieve
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LaGuardia Opposes Legalizing Off-Track Betting
Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia spoke against legalizing off-track horse race betting and the transfer of bookmaking establishments to the State Racing Commission. He dismissed proposals under consideration by police chiefs in White Plains and argued New Yorkers oppose such measures.
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Standings and schedule update from Eastern and National leagues
Eastern standings show Albany leading Wilkes Barre with 14 to 2 games, plus Utica and Williamsport at 7 and 10 in innings. Hartford and Scranton at 7 and 9 with Elmira vs Binghamton postponed due to rain. Today’s games include Wilkes Barre at Albany, Williamsport at Utica, Scranton at Hartford, and Elmira at Binghamton. National shows Pirates over Mets 6 to 5, Chicago beats Brooklyn, Boston 9 and 1, Cincinnati 8 and 2, others with rain or postponed. American results list Yankees 6 over Cleveland 3, St Louis 4, Philadelphia 2, Boston loss, Detroit rain delays, Washington at Chicago night. Probable pitchers listed for several matches including Koe, Voiselle, Chipman, Davis, Konstanty, Andrews, Lanier, Brecheen, Raffensberger, Lee.
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Scranton
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Binghamton
Pittsburg
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Voisele
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Brooklyn
Chipman
Davis
Cincinnati
Boston
Konstanty
Ardrews
St Louis
Philadelphia
Lanier
Brecheen
Raffensberger
Lee
Cleveland
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Washington
New Fork
Cheseland
Dubiel
Reynolds
Hughson
Quermire
Leonard
Lopat
St. Lovie
Christopher
Dakacki
Shirley
West Orange Net Star Victor Triumphs in Lake Placid Semi
West Orange teen Victor Pingoe Scherer, a burly 1 year old Jad from West Orange, stunned favored Murphy of Ottawa in the Lake Placid Club invitation. Scherer used withering volleys and exuberance to overwhelm the veteran, winning 4 6 1 6 1.
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Pingoe Scherer
Jad
Weat Orange
Lake Placid Chub
Zagar Murphy
Ottawa
New Jersey
Murphy
Daily Double Breaks Spa Raceway Record At Saratoga
At Saratoga Springs a record daily double paid 1 317 and set new marks in heats as Miss Emmadale driven by Vic Fleming topped a field including Sandy Volo and Ebliss Maid. The feature featured fast times and top earners with Emmadale beating Sandy Volo in 2.04% and setting a year’s best.
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BLES
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Emmadale
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Sandy Vole
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Dr Thompson
Margaret Spencers
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Alto Bells
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Winchester
Mildred Lady Might
Chisox Triumph Over Nationals In Ninth Inning Rally
The Chicago White Sox defeated Washington 4 to 3 in a dramatic ninth inning rally before a War Fund crowd of 20 873. Key late-scoring sequence featured Thurman Tucker advancing from third on Mike Tresh’s single for the winning run, with bases loaded later forcing a walk and a closing advantage. The tense finish interrupted play for 1 hour 22 minutes, with Commissioner K M Landis among spectators.
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White Sox
Washington
Nats
Sename E
Johnny Dieckshot
Oine
Thurman Tucker
Miké Tresh
Cards Rally to Subdue Phils In 10th
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 8 to 6 in a War Fund game before 14,583 fans, raising about $15,000 for the Armed Forces. Musial powered the Cardinals with key hits, including a three-run shot by Litwhiler and the decisive go-ahead score on Johns Hopp's single in the 10th. Northey homered for the Phillies, who tied the contest in the ninth before falling short in extras.
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Browns Top A's 4-2 Behind Hayworth Homer
St Louis Browns win a 4-2 game over the Philadelphia Athletics as Myron Hayworth hits a two on base homer in the fourth inning to provide the margin. Jack Kramer finally wins after an early-season string of victories and a later loss column. Attendance reported at 34,831.
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Yale Nine Triumphs 8-2 Over Winchester Nine
Yale's 8-2 win in New Haven saw 19 year old civilian student Jim Daffus from Rochester pitch a three hit game while Yale hitters pounded Winchester pitcher Joe Pullt for 17 hits. Richard Mathews hit a homer and Joe Wang added a triple as the game ended after the 5th due to curfew on Navy trainees.
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Rochester
Yale
Winchester Hepeating Arms Company
Albie Booth
Daffus
Joe Pullt
Winchester
Richard
Red” Mathews
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Navy
Reds Board of Strategy One of Finest in Major Leagues
The Cincinnati Reds prepare for an exhibition with Albany's Eastern League team at Hawkins Stadium. The all former-player board includes Manager Bill McKechnie and Coaches Hans Lobert Hermy Wilson and Estel Crabtree. Each has held major league manager or coach roles across decades.
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Pirates shade Giants in 6 5 to grab second place
Pittsburgh Pirates beat New York Giants 6 to 5 before 12 900 fans. Frits Ostermaier earned his eighth win as Nick Strincevich aided late. Jim Russell started a two run first inning and Suddy Kerr homered in the eighth, while Brooklyn’s Clyde King debuted for the Dodgers and was lifted after six innings.
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Reardon
Phil Weineraub
Jose
Braves Crush Reds in doubleheader setback for Reds
Boston Braves win the opener behind solid pitching by Red Barrett who limited Cincinnati to seven hits and one earned run. In the nightcap Walter Walters chased early, Bravos rally with a six run inning then clinch late as Tommy Holmes homered and the Braves win despite a Cincinnati surge.
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Harry Gum Joer
Tyson's Tenth Inning Triple Powers Utica Victory
Tyson lined a tenth inning triple with two aboard as the Utica Blue Sox beat the Ember Latins of Williamsport 87. Utica moved within two games of third place as five runs in the ninth tied the game. Wilbur Reeser earned his eleventh win in 16 starts, and Dan Patras and Bob Krall contributed late.
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Grays
Bob Krall
Sox
Lefty Zins
al Verdel
Chet Covington
Saratoga Preeway Entries Night of Racing
The program lists multiple horse races with purses and entries including pacing for 4-year-olds and up at one mile. Riders and drivers such as J Mahoney and C Hodgins appear with horses like Flying Fortress and Best Hanover. Race details cover price pools around 250 dollars and divisions with various entrants.
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EH Stony
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Bobby Perkins
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Rain Halts Tiger-Bosox Game at 1-1 in rain
Detroit and Boston played to a 1-1 tie as rain halted the affair in the eighth inning. Hal Newhouser limited Boston to four singles as Eddie Mayo and Roger Cramer contributed Detroit’s lone run after Leon Culbertson’s catch. Attendance 5,490 in a twilight contest.
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Roger Cramer
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Berson
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All-Stars Route Brewers In Lopsided 38 5 Victory
Milwaukee fell to a decisive defeat as the All-Stars blasted 20 hits led by Boris Martin Nick Potty and Fred Walters. Martin collected two singles a double and a triple while Potty homered in the second inning and Walters drove in five runs with three singles.
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American Association
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Louisville Colonels
AlbStas
Rawve
St Peters Boys Beat St Anthonys in Senior CYO Clash
The St Peter's baseball team defeated St Anthony's 3 to 1 in a Senior CYO League game at Prospect Park. Johnny Dudek allowed few hits and led at bat with three singles while George Winkler, Hank Merola and Tom Malone contributed. St Peters faces St Michael's in a 8:30 p.m. contest tonight at Prospect Park.
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Johnny Dudek
St. Peter's
George Winkler
Hank Merola
St. Anthonys
Tom Malone
Dudek
Nara
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International Newark Defeats Rochester 7 to 0
In a set of rankings driven matchups, International Newark trounced Rochester 7 to 0. Buffalo overcame Jersey City 4 to 1, while Buffalo edged Jersey City 2 to 2 in a later draw. Only games scheduled remained on listing.
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Rochester
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