Dodgers Take 3-2 Win to Split Series with Cardinals
Max Lanier faltered early as the Dodgers built a 3-0 lead and held off St Louis 3-2. Augie Galan Frank Walker Jim Brown and Mickey Owen fueled Brooklyn with key hits while Macon allowed 7 but earned the win. Musial Litwhiler and Brown sparked late Cardinals push, but Lanier stranded late threats as Brooklyn claimed the split after four games.
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Cards Option Earl Naylor To Rochester
Outfielder Earl Naylor, acquired from the Philadelphia Phillies, was optioned by the St. Louis Cardinals to Rochester of the International League with 24 hour recall. At Rochester, Naylor will back up Dain Clay, whom the Cardinals sent to Philadelphia in Tuesday’s three for two deal involving Danny Litwhiler Buster Adams and Coaker Triplett.
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Browns Rip Bosox in 12 Frames to Win 7-4
Boston Globe reports the St Louis Browns topped the Red Sox 7-4 in 12 innings to open a split doubleheader, with Joe Dobson rattled in the 12th as Don Gutteridge and Chet Laabs sparked the key rally. The nightcap ended 3-2 in ten innings as the Red Sox fell to the Browns.
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Baseball In Brief: Scranton, Hartford. standings shakeups
Yesterday's results show Scranton beating Hartford 7 to 0 with late runs and Hartford falling behind. Standings list Scranton at 20-3, Binghamton 15-0, Wilkes-Barre 14-?, Albany 13-?, Elmira 11-6, Springfield 6-20, Utica 5-19, as rain and postponements affect today’s schedule. New York, Brooklyn, and the National League teams clash in several day games with pitchers Javery Sewell Trinkle Warneke set for night matches and trades influencing the pennant chase.
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Baseball Scores and Standings from Today
Chicago defeated New York 2 to 1 while St Louis beat Boston 7 to 4 in 12 innings. Boston won 3 to 2 over St Louis in 10 innings. Detroit routed Philadelphia 7 to 2 and Washington crushed Cleveland 13 to 1. New York leads with 19 wins and .576, Washington 16 at .568, Detroit 18 at .529, Philadelphia 19 at .500, Cleveland 18 at .486, Boston 18 at .500, Chicago 14 at ..
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Montreal and Rochester split games in high-scoring affair
International Montreal beat Rochester 6 to 2 while Toronto and Buffalo triumphed 5 to 1. In a ten inning clash Toronto edged Buffalo 5 to 3. Baltimore routed Jersey City 9 to 1 and Syracuse and Newark tied 3 to 3 after Newark called the game in the tenth.
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Raiders Rip La Salle Cadets 14 to 1 at Catholic High Field
The Raiders routed the La Salle Cadets 14 to 1 last night. Pitcher Pat Cioffi allowed four hits and struck out seven while issuing three walks for the winners. The Raiders had six hits and nine runs in the first inning led by Cioffi and Durivage. Cahill and Conway stood out for the Cadets, who saw Horgan leave after the second.
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Phils Shade Cubs by 6 to 5 Margin
Phillies edge Cubs 6 to 5 to wrap a four game series as Babe Dahlgren and Danny Murtaugh each drive in a run. Schoolboy Rowe wins his third game. Newell Hulball and Jack Kraus finish as Cubs threaten late. Both teams collect 11 hits. Passeau yields six hits in four innings.
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Harridge Delays Ruling on A's Detroit Doubleheader Protest
Chicago CP reports that American League president Will Harridge said he is still awaiting complete reports from all parties before ruling on a protest concerning the Philadelphia A's victory over Detroit in the second game of Monday's doubleheader.
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Reds Slug Giants In 13 6 Victory On 18 Hits
The Cincinnati Reds crushed the New York Giants 13 to 6 after blasting 18 hits. Every Reds batter except pitcher Bucky Walters collected at least one hit as Giants pitcher lineup faltered early, with Walters not batting.
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Jake Wade Delivers Five-Hit Shutout Thriller for Sox
Lefty Jake Wade hurls five-hitter as Chicago White Sox edge New York Yankees 2 to 1 in Chicago. Hank Borowy matches Wade, but a fourth-inning run and a late eighth-inning rally seal the series’ win for the Sox. Luke Appling doubles in ninth, Wade earns his second start, first win against one loss.
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Tigers rout A's 7 to 2 behind Overmire’s pitching
Detroit’s Frank Overmire limited Oakland to five hits as the Tigers erupted for 14 safeties in a 7 to 2 victory. Detroit solidified third place in the American League while A’s starter Lyman Harris took his seventh loss against one win. Bert Kuczynski relieved in the ninth.
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Army Triumphs Over Arsenal In Tight Softball Affair
In Arsenal League play, Army edged Arsenal 5 to 3 after a close duel with final two frames deciding it. Capt Al Kelly pitched seven innings allowing six hits while Roy Fields aided with two hits. Barnow yielded the loss as Army won the opener. In the second game, P KR Department routed M G Department 19 to 0 behind Jim Grimm’s shutout effort and Pat Maxwell’s four hits including a home run.
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Red Sox Sign Cal Star for Louisville Farm Club
Berkeley CA brief about Jack Albright UC Berkeley shortstop signing with the Boston Red Sox. He will report to the Louisville American Association farm club next week for spring training and assignment to minor league baseball.
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Navy Coach William Ingram Dies in California Sleep
William Navy Bill Ingram, 46, famed Navy football coach and Marine Corps major, died in his sleep at home in Los Gatos, California. He coached Navy, William and Mary, Indiana, and California, reviving the Bears in 1930 before leaving coaching in 1935 to join a grocery chain and then the Marines. He is survived by his widow and three children.
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Watervliet Edges Lansingburg 7 6 Clinches Flag
Watervliet High defeated Lansingburg 7 to 6 to clinch the Principal’s League pennant. Dave Toricello delivered two doubles and a key single with a top seventh inning run and a late error aiding the victory. Johnny Pakatar added a triple for Watervliet, while Martone led Lansingburg with three hits in the setback.
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Chisox Hurler Reports to Draft Board
Chicago White Sox pitcher Larry Edgar Smith reported to his draft board in Columbus New Jersey yesterday at age 29. He is married with no children and is among several Sox players listed for selective service examination including Orval Grove Don Kowallay and Skeeter Webb.
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Bucs Rally in 9th to Clip Braves 3 2
In Pittsburg the Pirates rallied in the ninth to beat the Boston Braves 3 to 2 behind Elbie Fletcher a late home run with a man aboard. Al Lopez added a clutch triple and Frank Colman provided the single scoring the decisive runs as Nate Andrews faltered in the final frame.
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