Yankees Top Indians as Etten Drives in Three in Win
Nick Etten drove in three runs including a long fly and a double as the New York Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 4 to 1. Ernie Bonham won his tenth with seven innings of two hit ball, Joe Heving completed the shutout innings. Heath hit two two run homers for the Indians and Buddy Rosar left stranded.
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Ernie Borham
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Yanks
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Joe Heving
Etten
Bill Johnson
Jeff Heath
Indians
Bonham
Tribe
Heath
Buddy Rosar
Baseball In Brief From Albany to Philadelphia results and standings
Baseball in brief highlights yesterday's results across multiple games. Albany, Wilkes-Barre, Springfield, Binghamton, Utica, Scranton, Hartford, Elmira, and New York teams posted score lines with key pitchers and late innings. Standings show St. Louis leading, with Pittsburg, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston, and New York following. Tonight's schedules list pitchers for each matchup.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
Walters
Javery
Hebert
St. Louis
Wyatt
Lanier
Conger
Kraus
Banyzewski
A's Edge Browns in Eleventh for 3 2 Victory at Shibe Park
Dick Siebert's eleventh inning single plated Welas from second as the Philadelphia Athletics beat the St. Louis Browns 3 2 before 7 429 fans at Shibe Park. Don Black earned the win after relieving in the ninth. Al Hollingsworth took the loss. Both squads had seven hits with Wagner, Siebert and Stephens delivering key runs. Soly Mishkin named manager of the Yankees Pony League at Wellsville, New York.
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Dick Siebert
Johnny Welas
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Shibe Park
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Roger Wolf
al Hollingsworth
Bobo Newsom
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Stephens
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Cliff
Wolff
Black
Chet Laabs
Clift
Hall
McQuinn
Welas
Lou
Laabs
HeQuina
Pit — Hollingsworth
Hubbard and Romme
Baseball Standings and Upcoming Doubleheaders
The New York club leads with 55 wins and 44 losses, Chicago 45-. Detroit 45-46, Washington 47-. Cleveland 44-15, Boston 44-. St. Louis 42-45, Philadelphia 33-. Detroit at New York with house (7-8) vs. Wensloff (7-8). Cleveland at Boston Reynolds (45) vs Ryba (3-2). Chicago at Philadelphia Grove (91) and Wade (1-3) vs Hariig (7-8) and Flores (9-8). St. Louis at Washington Hollingsworth (3-9) vs Leonard (7-10).
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Wensloff
Reynolds
Ryba
Grove
Wade
Hariig
Flores
Hollingsworth
Ve. Leonard
Planners Triumph as P I Victors Stifle Breech for 3-0 Win
In Arsenal Softball League action the P I Victors opened with five runs in the first inning and added four in the fourth to defeat the P M H Sauard 3-0. Finnen homered with two safeties for four trips, De Giovanni had four at bats with one error, while H Bessette pitched a two hit game and Planning Room piled up 18 hits for an 18-0 shutout over Breech. Besette and Al Bessette contributed strong at bats with multi hits, and McGrath’s five errors aided the big seventh inning rally by the Planning Room.
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Heck
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Hack
Stanky
Cavarrette
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Chicago
Melon
Allen
Mazon
Bithorn
Macon
Om Melton
Waner
Alien
Bart
Conlan
Jorda
Braves and Reds Split Twin Bill With Shutouts
In a doubleheader at Boston, Elmer Riddle delivered a 14th win for the Braves while Elmer Nieman pitched a shutout for Cincinnati. The Reds won game one 2-0 on Eddie Joost errors aiding two first-inning runs, and Boston managed only three lines in the nightcap as Cincinnati took the second 1-0.
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Charles
Red” Barrett
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Casey Stengel
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Barrett
Eddie Miller
Bert Haas
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Bill Wietelmann
Haas
Ray Mueller
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Dain Clay
Gee Walker
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RG. A. Ryan
Holmes
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Clay
Crebtree
Heltzel
Masi
Farrell
Starr
Ryan
Wiletermann
Pases
Barrett Gy
Beggs
Four Legion Night participants reach major leagues
Four players from the first American Legion night at Hawkins Stadium in 1934 remained in or reached the majors. Spud Chandler of the Yankees Dick Barrett of the Phillies Ray Prim of the Cubs and Bobby Estalella of the Athletics all appeared in the major leagues after competing in pre game field events.
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Spud) Chandler
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Kewpie) Barrett
Phillies
Ray Prim
Chicago Cubs
Bobby Estalella
Athletics
Chandler
University of Georgia
Jesse Hill
Newark
Bert Delmas
Albany
Estelella
Jake Powell
Httle
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Ralph
Buzz) Boyle
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Barrett
Prim
Nats Beat Chisox 4 1 to salvage finale
Washington pitcher Wynn hurled five hits as the Nationals defeated the Chicago White Sox 4 to 1 to end a four game series. Thornton Lee took the loss. Washington scored in the third and fifth innings and added a sixth via Priddys double and Moore’s single. Chicago's run came in the eighth on Kuhel single and Moses double.
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Wynt
Washington Nats
Chicago White Sox
Thornton Lee
Nats
White Sox
Lee
Wynn
Gene Moore
Gerry Priddy
Chicago
Joe Kuhel
Wally Moses
R. Moses
Oyef
Tucker
Cureelo
Apphee
Hodgin
Webb
Kukel
Cas
Giuliani Gareno
Cuccinello
Kuhel
Moore
Sullivan
Moses
Priddy
Grubank
Kubel
Giants Dominate Pirates In 13-7 Victory Card
New York Giants explode for 12 runs in two innings, win 13-7 over Pittsburgh Pirates. Lombardi Medwick Jurgess Gordon and Baker pace 17 hits. Melton gains win with relief from Feldman Adams. Pirates score on Baker grand slam. Hlinger, Gornick battered by Giants offense.
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Max Butcher
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Ace Adams
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Harry Feldman
Cliff Melton
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Wutek
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zRussell
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Rucker
Baker
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Jurges
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Urges
Witex
Klinger
Feldman
Adams
Beker
Phillies Sneak Past Cardinals in 11th Inning 3-2
Philadelphia Phillies beat St. Louis 3-2 in 11 innings as Jimmy Wasdell delivered a pinch hit single scoring Buster Adams. Ray Sanders homered for the Cards, while Ron Northey and Babe Dahlgren driven in for Philly. Coaker Triplett received his World Series ring before the game.
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Danny Litchler
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Two CYO games set as final week of play in loop
Tomorrow the senior CYO league closes with Sacred Heart hosting St Michael's at Prospect Park at 2 30 and St Paul's facing Our Lady of Victory at Catholic High field. Marty Dwyer fields a strong St Michael's squad led by Pete Russo with Furdyna behind the plate and in mound duty.
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Boxing Dreamer Lou Nova Seeks Return Fight Amid Confidence
Lou Nova, 28, convicts boxing fans with talk of beating champions including Joe Louis if given a chance. Manager Ray Carlen backs him while Nova trained in California and Chicago for a rescheduled Savold bout on Aug 9. Carlen argues old fashioned chops beat mind games. Nova eyes top heavies like Mauriello Bettina Bivine and Shor as gatekeepers. The piece also notes Chicago Cubs and St Michael’s meet Sacred Heart in a Prospect Park playoff context, with local fan interest and standings at stake.
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Ore
Chuck Crowell
Faul Hartnck
Crowell
Hartnck
New York
Melio Bettina
Detroit
Jimmy Bivine
Cleveland
Johnny Shor
Baltimore
Giants and Mohawk Giants set for Troy clash at La Salle Field
Albany Senators on the road with their club booked for strong crowds in Troy as the Giants face the Mohawk Giants at La Salle Field at 5 30 tomorrow. Buck Ewing at first base and Jimmy Carr in infield add local star power while Mike Furdyna shines for Troy. The late game in Troy will feature either Coleman or Jackson for the Giants with an expected high turnout and the usual spirited State League atmosphere.
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Bosox Call Up Emmett O'Neil From Louisville Farm
Boston Red Sox call up pitcher Emmett O Neil from Louisville American Association farm club in exchange for outfielder Babe Barna. Lou Lucier is sent to Boston as Ken Chase is traded to the New York Giants. O Neil has been in the farm system since 1940.
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International L Rochester Beats Baltimore in Hockey
International L Rochester defeated Baltimore 6 to 1, and 2 Rochester won 8 to 2. Jersey City beat Buffalo 4 to 3, though Jersey City tied Buffalo 7 to 7 after a late game call. Toronto defeated Newark 5 to 4, Syracuse and Montreal also split a 1 1 draw, while Montreal won 4 to 2 over Syracuse. New York authorized Greg Rice to race Gunder Haegg after approval from his Kings Point Merchant Marine Academy superior. the decision delayed the event.
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Cubs Defeat Dodgers 12 to 3 in NL tilt
The Cubs toppled the Dodgers 12-3 as Brooklyn dropped to third after a third straight loss. Hiram Bithorn earned his 13th win of the season, while Johnny Allen took the defeat after Phil Cavarretta and Bill Nicholson homered to break a 2-2 tie in the third.
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Johnny Allen
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Phil Cavarretta
Hockey Star Convicted Gets Prison Sentence
Detroit Red Wing player James W. Orlando was convicted by a Federal Court jury of violating the Selective Service Act. He received four years in prison and a $2000 fine for submitting false letters from Montreal firms claiming he worked as a machinist or mechanic in 1934 to 1938.
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Red Sox edge Tigers in opener as doubleheader slips away
Boston took the first game 4-2 as Skeeter Newsome and Leon Culberson drove in runs and Jim Tabor added a key hit. Tex Hughson left with a thumb injury after a line drive struck him. Yank Terry earned the win. In the nightcap Detroit rallied for a 5-2 victory with a late-innings surge highlighted by Bloodworth and Pinky Woods scoring and Doc Cramer's run producing single.
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Harris Cox Feud Stall Raging In Phillies Row
Bill Cox president of the Philadelphia Phillies declared last night that manager Bucky Harris, ousted, had promised not to issue independent statements and added you can see how Mr Harris keeps his word. Cox said he would issue five formal statements in Philadelphia.
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Harris Accuses Cox of False Promises and Dismissal
Harris says weeks before his abrupt firing as manager of the Phil lies he helped push a $20 000 yearly salary increase for President William D. Cox He adds Cox told him on July 20 no changes would occur while Harris says the board met secretly in New York July 18 to decide his dismissal He calls Cox statement a deliberate lie.
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Wiliam D. Cox
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Harris and Cox Clash Over Salary Vote at Directors Meeting
In a confrontation, Cox accuses Harris of stalling a $20,000 annual raise for Tae by delaying a vote at the directors meeting. Cox claims Harris sought payment via a prior agreement and pressured Grimes, his attorney, to pass on any statements. Grimes reportedly met Harris in Minneapolis after a long talk.
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Charles Grimes
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