Tigers Blank Yanks in Struggling Yankee Stadium Stand
New York-Amey veteran Tae Musler shut out the Yankees with two singles in his first start of the year as the Detroit Tigers narrowed the gap to within one game of the leaders. A fourth inning rally featured Rudy York, Dee Cramer and Jimny Outlaw with key hits and a defensive play by Skeeter Webb. Mueller earned the win in relief after a prior loss, while New York's Niew Eten and Martin supplied the only Yankee offense.
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Dee Cramer
Jimny Outlaw
Skeeter Webb
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Cramer
Webb
Bret
Mueller
Niew Eten
Martin
Browns Beat Senators 5 to 2 in Seven Hits Game
The St Louis Browns toppled the Washington Senators 5 to 2 last night, scoring all four runs in the second inning. Mickey Haefner walked multiple batters and allowed four Browns’ runs on three hits and errors, with Kreevich driving in the four on a double. Byrnes belted a solo homer in the ninth to cap the scoring. Gutteridge, Haefner, Myatt and others contributed for Washington in a closely contested game. Attendance listed at 23.
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Athletics Option PriETt to Toronto. catcher refuses report
The Philadelphia Athletics optioned catcher Jim Priett to Toronto of the International League, but Priett did not report. He left Philadelphia claiming he sought a better try with the A's or a return to Milwaukee, his home. Prost taught only one full game to the Athletics.
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Army Defeats Colgate 15 to 1 in Baseball Thriller
Army baseball remained undefeated with a 15 to 1 victory over Colgate University at Doubleday Field. Kinney, Laboon, and Stonge led the offense with multiple hits and three pitchers shared duties.
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West Point
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Deaubiedey Field
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Jona Laboon
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Rick McCox
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Stonge
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Bedogue
Red Sox Sell Judd to Phillies in Waiver Trade
Boston sends six year old Canediad southpaw Judd to the Phillies for the waiver price. He reports to Pittsburg today as Cronin faces a repaired ankle and Judd’s arm woes slow his recovery. The move drops Boston to 23 men and ends Judd’s limited impact season.
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Red Sox
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Sesso
A's win 3-2 after late rally against White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics prevailed 3-2 over the Chicago White Sox as Bobby Wilkins and Ecstafelia drove runs in the eighth. Black left the game with a back injury after a collision, sidelining him for several days as Jezs Flores closed out the win for Cleveland Indians catcher Rosar.
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Ferriss Leads Red Sox Over Indians 6 2 for Seventh Victory
Boston defeats Cleveland 6 2 as lefty Dave Ferriss earns his seventh win. He scattered five hits, while George Metkovich homered and the Red Sox rallying with five runs in the fifth inning supported by key hits from Tobin and Hayes. Cleveland’s Wheeler and O’Dea played short and center respectively as manager Lou Boudreau shuffled the infield. Attendance 508.
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Pioneers Wallop Trip Jets 12 to 4 at Elmira
The Pioneers routed the Trip Jets 12 to 4 in Elmira last night before 1425 cash customers. They scored four runs in both the first and third innings, collecting thirteen hits off Grace and Clark before Matinowski shut them down in the fourth. Don Spence pitched well in relief of Mel Hoffmeister, driving in a run with bases loaded in the first.
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Don Spence
Mel Hoffmeister
Rody
Diderod Leads Lincoln Fields at Hawthorne Track Meet
Diderod captured the featured offering at Hawthorne yesterday, edging Fire Dust to win in 1:14.25 on a good track. Apprentice Ba Blanco scored his second victory of the meet as Randwa lingered near the end of six races with 7.7 Dstrons on Randwa.
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Sampson Tops Montreal in 12th inning 6-5
Ravish scored the deciding run as Sampson battled the Montreal Royals, International League leaders, to win 6-5 in extra innings. Hart threw out a potential runner at the plate, while Kane delivered a pinch hit that sparked the late rally.
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Bob Mann Tops La Grange Purse at Churchill Downs
Bob Mann raced to a one length victory in the La Grange Purse at Churchill Downs, paying 29.20. The seven furlongs stopped the clock in 1 25 5, with Bergelator and Joe's Choice also placing, all three earners eligible for the Derby though none is a likely starter.
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Joe's Choice
Ray to Meet Larry Lane in Chicago Boat
Ray to meet Larry Lane in Chicago in a ten round boxing bout at the Coliseum tonight promoted by Jack Hears. Violet Iris called a 30th straight victory for Ray who is famed for knockouts. Larry Lane from Trenton N J enters eager to halt the streak in a high profile match.
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iGuy Coleman Quits Orioles
Baltimore manager Tommy Thomas said pitcher Guy Coleman left the club and returned home citing an inability to find an apartment. The 19 year old Louisville native had a 2 2 record and was part of the Orioles pitching plans in the International League.
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Watervliet Track Team Defeats Mechanicville 63 to 32
Watervliet High School's track team defeated Mechanicville High School 63 to 32 in a dual meet. ArsenAL City claimed seven firsts with top performers Kapela Fabricius Breenigan and Wise. Details list multiple events and times including sprints, distances, and field events.
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National League Standings and Night Games Summary
In yesterday National League results Cincinnati topped Philadelphia 2 to 9 while St Louis defeated Boston 9 to 4 and Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 6 to 18 in a rain affected slate. Current standings show New York leading with 26 wins, Brooklyn 16, St Louis 20, Chicago 16, Cincinnati 15, Philadelphia 10, Boston 32, and Pittsburgh 19. Tonight’s games list probable pitchers for New York at St Louis, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, Boston at Chicago, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, and others including Cleveland at New York and Detroit at Boston.
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International. Baltimore minus eleven, Jersey City plus three
Game details list Baltimore as a 11 point favorite and Jersey City at 3, with Newark St Syracuse postponed. Only games scheduled remain on the board as of now.
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Dodgers Triumph on Rosen’s 13th Inning Triple
A 13th inning rally carried the Brooklyn Dodgers past the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 4 before 13 225 fans. Rosen delivered a go ahead triple with two runners aboard after a fifth double play helped hold off a Pirate surge. Bob Elliott and Jim Russell singled, Dahlgren blooped an infield hit, and Hart’s throw to first ended the game as the Dodgers overcame a late Pirates lead. Pirates had tied the game in the seventh using three hits and two errors before Brooklyn regained the lead in the eighth and added an insurance score on Elliott’s misplay.
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Billy Hart
Vic Larnhart
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Bob Eflictt
Stan Bordagaray
Ed Basinski
Mauriello to Tackle Dudas In Garden Bout
Veteran boxer Steve Dudas pursues a lengthening comeback streak in New York as he meets Tami Mauriello in a 10 round Madison Square Garden bout tonight. Dudas, a shipyard worker who began his comeback last fall, has alternated wins and losses at Garden since 1952.
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Dempsey May Return to Pacific Coast Guard Posts
Former heavyweight boxing champion Jack Dempsey may return to the Pacific to supervise the Coast Guard physical training program and arrange service bouts. He is on a war bond tour on the west coast with a tentative assignment at Manhattan Beach Training Station Brooklyn after overseas duty.
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Troy Eagles Beat Cohoes 3 2 On Late Rally
The Troy Eagles defeated Cohoes 3 to 2 yesterday at Cohoes. Romen Naples delivered the winning run in the seventh inning. Luce pitched for the winners.
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Kaufman Beats Jimmy Mills In Ten Round Wary Bout
Abie Kaufman of Philadelphia defeated Jimmy Mills of Newark in a bruising ten round feature at the Casino. Mills opened with a savage attack and cut Kaufman’s forehead in the eleventh round before Kaufman floored Mills for a three count earlier in the sixth.
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Troy High Upsets Nott Terrace Nine
Troy High School handed Nott Terrace of Schenectady its first defeat of the season, 22 to 9, at Prospect Park. The Trojans rallied in the fifth and sixth innings, scoring five runs in each to seal the win behind pitchers Prince and O’Brien. Johnson and Lasky led the losers with two hits apiece.
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Reds Beat Phillies 8 1 Behind Beck in Lopsided Win
Cincinnati Reds rout Philadelphia 8 to 1 as Walter Beck and starter Lee combine for a strong pitching effort. Beck allowed only one run before leaving with an early exit, while Woody Williams held the Phils to a lone extra-base hit. Four Philadelphia errors aided Cincinnati as they swept the three-game series.
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Troy High In Albany Meet Today
Troy High School track team travels to Albany for a dual meet against Albany High School at Bleecker Stadium. The contest starts at 3 30 p m as a warm up for the upcoming sectional scholastic championships at Union College in Schenectady.
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St Augustine's Triumph in Junior CYO Diamond Game
St Augustine's defeated Our Lady of Victory 7 to 4 in a Junior CYO League contest at Frear Park. Winning battery was McClure and Caliopy.
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Gracey Recalled By Columbus Nine
Allen town Cardinals of the Interstate League announced Gracey has been recalled by Columbus of the American Association. The club also lost first baseman Bill Colvin of Scranton who left to report for induction. Infielders Harvey Hetrick and Howard Carsten were sent to Winston-Salem of the Carolina League.
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Senators Hit 11 to Defeat Barons 10 to 3 in Albany
Albany hosts Wilkes-Barre as Senators explode for five runs in the first after a scoreless start. Tony Gurak drove in two on a long single, Lewis added two doubles and McLawhorn pitched in, while Hawley, Mayhew and Wilson each contributed multi run plays as Wilkes-Barre’s Barons faltered. Final line shows Senators 10 Barons 3 with key offensive bursts by Albany and strong fielding behind McLawhorn.
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Utes Rally To Crush Grays 6 To 3 In Dramatic Rally
Utica Blue Sox overcome a 3 2 deficit in the eighth inning and erupt for four runs in the ninth, aided by a single hit. Hector Arage was ruled out at home amid a tense moment with umpire John Sammon as manager Ray Kolp faced ejections and bench-clearing tension.
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LaSalle Four To Seek CBA Show Honors
LaSalle Institute riders enter the Christian Brothers Academy horse show on Sunday at CBA athletic field Albany. They face CBA and Victory Mounted Patrol of Troy as 17 events unfold from 10 am. Last year CBA won. entries exceed last year’s count.
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Cubs Return Comellas to Los Angeles
Cubs send pitcher Comellas back to the Los Angeles team in the Pacific Coast League on option After joining Chicago in a two player trade Comellas mostly pitched in relief compiling five losses and no wins with one starting appearance during the winter league season
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Monarchs Cup Sixth in Row
The Monarch Brush team defeated the Southern Oilers 19 to 10 on 116th Street for its sixth straight softball win. Pouchet and Cove pitched the inning, while T Rafferty and J Curley led the Oilers. Seiler, Lemieux, Morrigs and Henziker homered for the Monarchs. Rogerty led the Oilers in the loss.
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