Albany Senators Rally Twice To Beat Braves In Twin Bill
The Albany Senators came from behind to beat the Utica Braves 2-1 in 10 innings and 3-1 in eight in a holiday twin bill at McConnell Field. Len Gilmore fanned six for Albany, while Roger shut down Utica for most of the opener. Creeden doubled and Camelli scored in the ninth to force extra innings. The Braves tallied in the seventh of game two but were quiet otherwise as Albany clinched the nightcap behind Moran and O’Connor’s defense. The clubs face a three game set with Binghamton next, as Albany signed Earl Jennings and Mains adding depth to the staff.
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Phillies Rout Cubs In Twin Bill Win Then Loss
The Phillies defeated the Cubs 10 to 4 in the opener before Chicago bounced back to win 8 to 2 in the second game before 22,256 fans. Bill Nicholson hit two homers and drove in six as the Cubs totaled 42 runs in the two contests, while Johnny Podgajny earned his 20th NL victory in his career. The Phils, aided by solid hitting, had 11 hits in the first game, then fell in the nightcap as Lun Warneke and teammates shut them down. The Phillies have dropped seven of their last eight.
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Dodgers Beat Cardinals 7-0 In Opener Of Doubleheader
Brooklyn Dodgers dominate St Louis in the opener with Mort Cooper tossing a one hitter through four innings as Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons wins the nightcap 1-0. Wild first inning costs Cardinals five runs while Lou Klein goes hitless. Walker Cooper delivers the key pinch single late in the ninth to seal the victory.
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Baseball In Brief Yesterday's Results Fires Gone
Baseball in brief summarizes yesterday's results across minor leagues with scattered scores and player mentions. It lists games between Albany Scranton Wilkes-Barre and other teams, noting pitchers and players such as Gilmore Camelli Moran Pensa Reid O’Connor Thomas Savino Falcioni Mason Howerter and others amid varied innings and final tallies. The fragmented lines reflect terse box score style typical of early 20th century sporting briefs.
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Baseball Scores and Matchups From Today’s Gamer Pitchers
National 1 Cincinnati 6 New York 4. 2 Cincinnati 0 New York 6 ends fifth. St Louis 7 Brooklyn 0. 2 Brooklyn 1 St Louis 0. 1 Boston 4 Pittsburg 1. 2 Pittsburg 4 Boston 0. 1 Philadelphia 10 Chicago 4. 2 Chicago 8 Philadelphia 2. Brooklyn at St Louis Head 41 vs Pollet 41. New York at Cincinnati twilight Wittig 3 3 or Starr 2 4 or Shoun 2 1. Boston at Pittsburg Barrett 2 4 vs Hallett 1. Philadelphia at Chicago Ger hauser 2 3 vs Bithorn 45.
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Reds Subdue Giants as Weather Halts Second Tilt
The Reds had won the opener 6 to 4 when weather halted the second game in the Cincinnati half of the sixth with the score 0 to 0 and two Reds on with one out. Van Lingle Mungo and Ed Heusser held the Giants and Reds to two hits each until rain stopped play.
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Baseball scores and standings from today's games
In 10 innings American League Chicago beat New York 10 to 5 while New York won 10 to 4 in another game. Boston edged St Louis 2 to 1 in 13 innings and then beat them 7 to 6 in 10. Washington defeated Cleveland 8 to 1, and Cleveland won 7 to 4 in 13 innings. Detroit beat Philadelphia 7 to 0 and Philadelphia won 9 to 4 over Detroit. Standings show Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, New York, Boston, St. Louis, Washington, Philadelphia, and others. Tonight's games feature Kennedy facing Washington, Candini, Trout, Christopher, Wade, Borony, Hollingsworth, and Terry in various matchups.
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International 1 Montreal 9 Buffalo 2 score line
Hockey box scores show International defeating Montreal 9 to 1 while Buffalo falls 2 to 9 in a whiplash of high scoring action. Newark bests Jersey City 9 to 2 as Montreal edges Buffalo 3 to 2. Rochester wins 4 to 0 at Toronto after a 12 inning contest. Syracuse at Baltimore postponed due to weather.
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Boys Club Seeks More Teams for Football League
The Troy Boys' Club plans expand its softball league. Five teams are currently entered, and Man Valent would like to add three more clubs. The season will begin soon with rest work and kickoff at Cal Troy 7706.
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Red Sox win two extra inning thrillers over Browns
Boston defeats St Louis 2-1 in 13 and 7-6 in 10 to claim a doubleheader sweep before 15 658 fans. Culberson and Simmons pace the winners with late hits. Niggeling and Hughson duel, George Caster relieves for Boston in the first game.
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Yanks Blast Chisox in Nightcap 10-4
New York Yankees overwhelm the Chicago White Sox 10 to 4 in the nightcap after a 10-5 opener. Joe Gordon belts a grand slam and Charley Keller adds another as New York outhits Chicago 18 to 9 and preserves first place before 31,892 at Yankee Stadium.
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Tigers Blank A's in Holiday Doubleheader Split
The Detroit Tigers and Philadelphia Athletics split a holiday doubleheader at Shibe Park. In the opener Hal Newhouser allowed two hits as Detroit blanked the A's 7–0. In the nightcap Roger Wolff held Oakland to eight safeties for a 4–3 win. The A's pushed four runs across in the second inning to chase Hal White, then held on as Bobby Estalila and Jo Jo White delivered run scoring hits. Rudy York drove in a late Detroit run as the Tigers threatened but could not finish the comeback.
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Miners Set Mark After Win in 15th
Scranton beat Wilkes-Barre 1 0 in 15 innings as Chet Covington kept a scoreless stretch to 46 innings. Sammy Dente scored from first on a misplayed Genovese drive, charged as a hit and error. Scranton earlier won 10 to 4, setting attendance and game records.
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Nats Top Indians in opener as twin bill split
Washington snagged the first game 8 to 7 with Stan Spence driving in the winning run in the eighth. Cleveland came back to win the nightcap 7 to 6 in 13 innings as Pete Center and Alex Carrasquel both lasted deep into extra frames.
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Siena 5 Wins At Camp Upton
Siena College basketball opened the collegiate ERC Basketball League season at Camp Upton with a 38 to 19 victory over Fordham. Harry Kemp scored 11 points and Bill Ryan added 10 to pace the Siena attack.
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Braves and Pirates split doubleheader in Pittsburgh
The Pirates and Braves split a doubleheader with Boston taking the first game 6 to 1 and Pittsburg losing 4 to 0. Tobin’s flutter ball limited the Bucs to five hits in the opener while Workman belted a homer. In the nightcap Bob Klinger allowed eight hits but held Pittsburg scoreless with strong support as the Pirates chased Salvo in the first.
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