Albany Tops Utica 11-1 to Regain Loop Lead
Gilmore wins mound call. Albany routs Utica as Senators surge to league lead. Jackson struggles for Utica, Collins drives in multiple runs with double plays and key hits. Verdet expected to start for Albany against Gilmore.
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Albany Wallops
Utica
Teny Senstors
Rip Collies
Blue Sox
Hartfordios
Johany Jackson
Kidica
Orest Intendoie
Belcher
Senators
Stan Steno
Rae
Lee Riley
Woo
Ans
Bitsy Mott
Tone Utica
Collins
Len G&more
Eddie Sawyer
al Verdet
Albany Star
Gilmore
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Collina
al Gianfreddo
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Gionfreddo
Goulish
Jackson
Oi Jackson
Barnhart
Lutansky
Jack May
Meyhen
Atice Lewis
Lewis
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Mayhew
Mearing Collins
Stenhoff
Lozansky
Jekowczyk
Grenfridden
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Uticans
iInten
Dola
Matt
Riley
Aleant
Hoars
Azcheon
Barshar
Masher
Collas
Balle
Lodgit Remit
Spur Daniels
Utica J AS
al Souler
Mott
Biler
Tyson
Dekowrsre
Daniuis
Batakarton
Preciute
Boo
Jackeyn
Etre
Ees
Gossigh
Laois
Redgerre Drica
Sas
Brdtenkox
Sepkoon
Easing Pitther
Ed Wachter Awards Cohoes Athletes at Assembly
Edward A. Wachter superintendent of reere eting in Troy gave athletic awards to Cohoes basketball baseball and cheerleading teams at a school assembly. Principal Charles E. Wheeler and master of ceremonies BR McElvein spoke as did Mrs Olive ER. Deanovers and Pete Mooney.
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Cohoes
Edward A. Wachter
Reereeting
Troy
Athletic Association
Charles E. Wheeler
BR. McElvein
Olive ER. Deanovers
Pete Mooney
Pete
Wachter
Ott's Two Homers Propel Giants Past Pirates 6 4
Mel Ott blasted two more home runs to power the New York Giants past the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 4 in a seventh straight win. Ott's 12th and 11th round-trippers highlighted a mostly unearned run spread aided by Giants' timely hits and miscues by Pirates fielders.
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Oit
Giants
Bucs
New York
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Pittsburg Pirates
Frank Zek
Babe Dehlgren
Bob
Elliott
Preacher Roe
Art Cuccurullo
Nonaom
Frank Gustine
Sveve
Vince DiMaggio
Joan Barteti
Ace Alam
Rube Fischer
Pitessurg
Coscarart
Davis’ Taser
EGRS
Rutner
Hausmann
Gamelia
Mm Welntraub
G Barett
Daris
Zen
Gueine
Barrett
Hausmean
Fischer
Deubie
Davie
Zork
Roe
Forte
Reertor
Gore
Peld
Yanks Top Indians 5 1 as Borony Scores Seventh Win
The New York Yankees snapped a five game skid with a 5 to 1 victory over the Cleveland Indians. Borowy earned his seventh win, holding Cleveland to eight hits. George Stimweiss doubled in the fifth to tie the game, then New York pushed across three in the seventh and another in the eighth. Calvert took the loss.
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Cleveland
New York Yahkees
Cleveland Indians
Bent Borowy
Tribe
Yenks
Paul Calvert
Joe Beviegend
Ed Riceman
Calvert
New York
George Stimweiss
Doubie
Bud Metheny
AL Wovereau
Boesn
Cullesbire
Zor
Briss
Eaadsa ixtieDosnelt
Jeer Eran
Aoa
Totais
Witt Preb
Thypheker
Tmaphedert
McGowan
Pipgras
Athendamce
Montgomery In Army Boxer's Induction At New Cumberland
Robert Montgomery, famed Philadelphia lightweight boxing champion who reclaimed his title within a year, was sworn into the Army at New Cumberland induction day. He expressed eagerness to join combat troops and undergo inoculation for smallpox.
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New Cumberland
Teregrind
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Charnjar
Robert Montgomery
S. Army
Philadelphia
Bob
Sampson Beats Wilkes-Barre 7-5 in Eastern League Contest
Sampson earned a 7-5 victory over Wilkes-Barre in an Eastern League game. Eddie Turchin and Tony Ravieh each had three hits as Sampson collected 12 total. Fourteen Bluejackets left on base as the team seeks a win over Colgate University next.
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Sampson
Wilkes-Barre
Eddie Turchin
Tony Ravieh
Colgate University
Boston Red
Sox Mondey
Wilkes Barre
Bonnes
Ruszowski
Davis
R Mock
Ravish
Joyce Defeats Armstrong In Heat Chicago Boxing Showdown
Joyce beats Armstrong at Chicago Stadium in a late night 2 slick round battle. The crowd of 10 357 paid 35 552 as Joyce avoids Armstrong's late comeback and maintains his winning run. Referee Normen Gatrby unanimous decision seals the result amid near-riot crowd reaction.
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Chicago
Joyce
Straatroce
Ratt
Armstrong
Gary
Herd
Homers Help Tigers Down Bosox in 41 Victory
Detroit beat Boston 4 to 1 as Rudy York Pinky Higgins and Johnny Gorsegca combined for the win. York homered in the third, Higgins added his third of the year, and Gorsica pitched seven strong innings for the victory. Bowman took the loss after being pulled in the second.
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Detroit
Rudy York
Pinky Higgies
Johnny Gorsica
Boston
Tigers
York
Ome
Pinky Higgins
Gorsha
Joe Bowman
Trips Nip Laurels By 2 for Binghamton
The Binghamton Triplets beat Hartford 2-1 in the opening game of a four game series. Leaky Hart Drews earned his second win with solid pitching while Jack Phillips took the loss. Errors and strong defense from John Coakley limited Binghamton’s scoring as Hartford’s offense produced only three hits.
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Binghamton
Hartford
Albany
Atice
Hart Drews
Crews
Jack Phillips
Pillips
Banaski and Crow
Joe Det
Wentworth
John Coakley
Crow
Phillips
Fanning
Larkin Kaynes Archer Beats Freddy Archer in Eighth Round
At Madison Square Garden in New York, Larkin Kaynes Archer defeated Freddie Archer by technical knockout in the eighth round before 7,924 fans. Referee stopped the bout at 3:24 as Archer, battered and slumped against the ropes, required escort to the dressing room and hospital check for a light brain concussion.
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New York
Tippy Larkin
Garfield N. J
Higa
Technics
Freddie Archer
Newark
N. 1
Madison Square Garden
Binssanagh
Archer
Garfield Gunner
Corer
Freddie
William H. Walker
Voxing Commission
Polyclinic Hospital
Larkin
Cavanagh
Davis
Braves Shut Out Reds 4 0 Behind Tobin
Boston pitcher Jim Tobin held Cincinnati to three hits as the Braves won 4 0. Boston had four hits with Masi homering in the fourth and Nieman doubling to start the sixth, driving in a run.
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Boston BP
Jim Tobin
Cin‘cinnati
Reds
Braves
Bo Heusser
Boston Rik
Itasin
Ory
PH Masi
Buch Nieman
Masi
Cincinnati
Chisox Clip Nats 5-2 For Ast Night Win
Chicago White Sox won their first night game of the season 5-2 over the Washington Nationals. Thornton Lee earned his first victory of the year as Thurman Tucker's climb in league batting lead continued.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Thornton Lee
Washington
Cubs End Streak With 2-1 Win Over Dodgers
Chicago pitcher Claude Pasgeau led the Cubs to a 2-1 victory over Brooklyn before 17,735 fans, snapping a six-game skid. Ed Head started for the Dodgers. Dallessandre and Johnson doubled for the Cubs in the second.
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New York
Chicago Cubs
Claude Pasgeau
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bruins
Roy Hughes
Phil Cavarrettm
Hutler
Bob Chipman
Ed Head
Dodgers
Cubs
Dom Dallessandre
Don Johnson
Head
Frenchy Bordagaray
Augie Galan
Dodger
Cariaco
Troy Seeks Ward At Annie La Salle Institute Show
Troy residents eagerly anticipate the Annie La Salle Institute horse show at La Salle Field North Troy one week from tomorrow. The event marks renewed regional enthusiasm after earlier shows faded and revived, with an Albany area second annual CA show at the CEA Athletic Field Albany. The La Salle show features 13 classes and a horsemanship exhibition for children 14 and under. Also noted is the Outlaw Club’s community work supporting local causes and veterans.
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Troy
Annie la Salle Institute
la Salle Field
North Troy
Old Troy Riding Club
la Salle Inate
CEA
New Scotland Avenue
Albany
la Salle
Beau Jack Becomes Army Private at Fort Benning
Beau Jack, once lightweight champion Beau Jack, is now Pvt. Sidney Walker. He was sworn in at Fort Benning Georgia and assigned to a training unit. He will study educational fundamentals during basic training and assist Sgt. Bryany Bass in reception center instruction.
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Ft Benning
Beau Jack
Georgia
Sidney Walker
Bounding Beatt
Fort Benning
Sergt Bryany Bass
Atlanta
Gay
RPI Teams Travel to Williams for Three Sports Showdown
RPI athletic squads head to Williamstown Massachusetts to meet Williams College in track lacrosse and tennis. Track and tennis aim for a second straight win over the Purple, while lacrosse seeks revenge for a 7 to 4 loss. E Thompson eyes a javelin record chase and teammates include Lewis Tyree Fellack Ditrich Grad Grad Lombarde.
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Rensselaer. Polytechnic Institute
Willams College
Williamstown
Mass
RPI
Engineers
Lacrosac
E Thompson
Paul Lewis
Tyree
al Fellack
Charles Ditrich
Jan Grad
Marvin Grad
Ray Lombarde
Hoosac Valley Nine Wins Southern Section Title
The Hoosac Valley Central High School nine captured the southern section championship in the Washington County League by defeating Cambridge High 6 to 4 at Schaghtbike. Southern section winners advance to face Hartford Central High in the championship playoffs, date to be announced.
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Hoosac Valley
ODOUL 18 THEE HERO. Nogales Border Town News
Frank ODOUL Lefty ODoul lands in Nogales Arizona as former major leaguer and San Francisco Seals manager. He sent two dozen baseballs to American Legion junior players in the Mexican border town amid local baseball activity featuring Matty Lough as manager.
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Nogales
Ariz
American Legion
Frank
Lefty) Odoul
San Francisco Seals
Odoeuls
Matty Lough
24 Trojan Exhibitors In CBA Show
Twenty four Troy exhibitors are set for the second annual Christian Brothers Academy horse show at CB A Field New Scotland Avenue tomorrow. Emma Willard La Salle and other Troy Watervliet riders enter 16 classes including a bareback jumping event at 6 p m.
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Christian Brothers Academy
CB. A. Field
New Scotland Avenue
J. F. Stewart
Emma Willard School
la Salle Yastidate
Emora Willard
Carolyn Taylor
Wendy Witherell
Lois Sherman
Ann Taylor
Nancy Manning
la Saille
Sergt
Leon Courtemanche
Patrick ‘Torneselle
Richard Belanger
Martin Burke
William Clermont
Troy and
Watervilet
Arline French
Bud Kelley
Gail Whitehurst
Pat Whitehurst
Ray Tallman
Gerry Boswell
Gail Boswell
William D. Boswell
Joan Burke
Edward Brown
Adrian Pask
Clara Doocey
Renssilaer County Mounted, Inc
Women's Auxiliary “Mounted Patrol
Tiam
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