Reds Take Pair From Dodgers In Doubleheader
Cincinnati Reds swept a Brooklyn Dodgers doubleheader 6-2 and 2-1, extending a winning streak to six games. Frank Caseo earned his third win, scattering nine hits over both games as Cincinnati chased Curt Davis early in the second game. Dalzell Clay advanced, Walker and Mesner drove in runs, and Bowman, acquired from the Red Sox, homered. Brooklyn’s Ed Sexson and Sten Bordegarsky homered for the Dodgers as Pinch hitter Bordegarsky added two-run shot in the seventh.
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Utes Blast Pioneers By 13 to 3
Under threatening weather yesterday the Once Blue Sox beat the Elmira Pioneers 13 to 3 at McConnell Field. Blue Sox ace Fourchpaw Blue Sox, in his third win in four starts, allowed four unearned runs while nine hits were scattered by Jim Adair’s mound crew. Wally Jake, Al Wright, Jos Astolick, Jim Cons, Ty Treen, and Gran Hamner led the hitting assault as Elmira’s Johnny Greenwald yielded the lone standout extra-base hit.
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Brookhattan Wins Eastern National Challenge Cup Final
The Brookhattan soccer team captured the Eastern final of the National Challenge Cup at Starlight Park yesterday defeating Brooklyn Fulton 5 to 4 after four overtime periods. The Lewis Cup champions will face the Western champions Baftery of St Louis or the Cleveland Americans in the home and home Bronx grand finals next spring.
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Senators Rally Past Miners in Eleventh Inning Win
Albany salvaged a doubleheader split with a 3 2 victory over Scranton in the nightcap after an 11 2 opener loss. Fred Clemence scattered eight hits as the Senators pulled ahead with two runs in the seventh and Tom Webster delivered a clutch RBI single in the eleventh to finish the comeback. The Miners scored in the fourth but Albany tied it in the sixth and Severn defensive plays and errors shaped the late drama at Hawkins Stadium.
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Cards Hit Spree Beat Giants in Doubleheader 11 3 and 8 2
St Louis Cats dinats mounted a hitting surge, taking the opener 11 3 and the nightcap 8 2 against the New York Giants. Red Barrett hurled all nine for the Cardinals in the first game, allowing seven hits as Giants pitchers yielded 16 hits. Lombardi hit his 13th homer in the opener. Feldsar was charged with the loss, while in the second game Gerry Feldsar also took the loss with the Cards scoring four in the third inning aided by three Giants errors.
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Watervliet Nine To Drill Tomorrow Night
Sacred Heart of Watervliet baseball team will practice tomorrow night at the Watervliet High School diamond. Manager Tom Halpin announced the session and Armand Marinucci was asked to contact Halpin at Watervliet.
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Greenwich Nine Gains Double Win
The Greenwich Central School baseball team posted five victories last week defeating Saratoga High School 2 1 and edging St Peter s of Saratoga. TR Lyons hosted Greenwich s win over Saratoga High fanning ten and allowing three hits. Furey also fanned ten for the losers. Greenwich rallied in the final inning to score two runs and secure the win over St Peter s.
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Passeau Dominates Cubs in Doubleheader Victory
Veteran Claude Passeau silences Chicago hitters as Boston nips the Cubs 2 1 in the nightcap following a 3 4 loss in the opener. Jim Tobin doubles and scores on Eddie Joost's single for the Braves lone run in the second game. Passeau fans three, leads at the plate with three safe hits, while Bob Logan earns his second win for Boston. Stan Hack shines defensively for Chicago with flawless fielding in 3 5 games. Attendance officially 4,170.
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Columbus Hurler Tosses Second No Hit Game
G A Pete Mazar, a pitching prospect from Allentown in the Interstate League, threw his second no hitter of the season, guiding Columbus to a 2 to 0 victory over Kansas City in the first game of a doubleheader. Mazar struck out three and improved to 4-1, extending his scoreless streak to 14 innings.
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Bosox Split Twin Bill With Tigers
Boston halved the Detroit twin bill as Newhouser secured his sixth win after a strong second game. The Red Sox had won the first contest in extra innings, with key hits from Lake and Tobin. Detroit’s late rally came up short as Fowler’s pitching limited scoring, while Newhouser outdueled Ferris to seal the sweep in a damp New York afternoon crowd.
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Yankees and Indians Split as New York Triumphs in Opener
The Yankees beat the Indians 8 to 2 in the opener before 15 051 fans in New York, then the Indians took the nightcap 4 to 1. Steve Gromek earned his sixth win against one loss, pitching well for the Yankees. Hershel Martin and Johnny Lindell provided the only runs for the Yankees in the nightcap, while Felix Matzkeiweix contributed a double and Pat Storey a bunt for Cleveland.
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Bucs Topple Phils in 10th In twin bill upset
The Pittsburgh Pirates edged Philadelphia 7 6 in ten innings to claim their 12th win in 34 games, with Spud Davis delivering a key run producing single in the 10th. Art Cuccurullo earned the win as tempers flared in the earlier game while Pirates erased a 8-8 deadlock in later frames. The nightcap was postponed due to Sunday curfew and will be completed on July 12.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Major Leagues and Minor Circuits
National League results include Cincinnati Brooklyn tied at 2, St Louis and New York 2, Boston 2 Chicago 1, Chicago 3 Boston 1, Pittsburgh 7 Philadelphia 6 in ten innings, Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh 9 after innings. Eastern League standings show Wilkes Barre Hartford Albany Scranton Elmira Utica and others with rain postponements. Minor games list Newark Toronto Montreal Syracuse Jersey City Baltimore and Rochester Buffalo postponed by weather.
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A's Triumph Over Browns In 3 1 Win At Shibe Park
Philadelphia Athletics beat the St Louis Browns 3 to 1 as a curfew halted a scoreless 13th. The opener saw Russ Christopher win his eighth, Doo Guttridge homered for the Browns, while Bobby Estalella hit a homer for Philadelphia in the eighth. Newsom worked seven for the A's before relief, and the crowd reached 25,151.
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Nats Beat White Sox 3-1 After Big Fourth Inning
Washington rallied to a 3-1 win over Chicago as a five run fourth inning turned the game. Johnny Humphries pitched well for the Nationals while Walter Chipple George Case and Joe Kubel contributed key hits in the late frame.
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Grays Pilot Fined for Riot Involvement at Bowman Field
Williamsport Grays manager Ray Kolp fined 350 by Eastern League President Thomas Richardson for inciting riot at Bowman Field last Thursday night. Richardson warned the circuit to keep demonstrations out of parks and protect the game, players, managers, and umpires.
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Bad Weather Keeps Attendance In Majors Down
inclement weather reduced yesterday's major league attendance to 108,155 from Memorial Day's 220,294. The largest crowd gathered at Shibe Park in Philadelphia for the A's and Browns. AL games listed include St Louis at Philadelphia 25,151 and New York at St Louis 11,082 with totals around 31,138.
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Jockey B Fiocchi in Critical Condition After Delaware Park Fall
Jockey B Fiocchi was injured when his mount Strafing Don fell in the eighth race at Delaware Park. He is reported in critical condition at Delaware Hospital with a brain concussion, according to Dr. W. H. Speer.
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Phillies Deny Seeking Player Still In School
Phillies officials deny seeking any high school or college player still in school. General Manager Herb Pennock says the club backs a hands-off policy and would only pursue a player with parental consent if education is no longer desired. Commissioner Chandler, new head of baseball, supports a hands-off approach and expects no shortage of players after the war.
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Third Division Airmen Win Service Title
London led by Lt. David G Rhodes former University of California athlete the Third Division Airmen won the American Service men's United Kingdom track and field championship yesterday before 12 000 at White City Park. They scored 71 points to finish ahead of 4th Port Transportation Company with Rhodes winning the broad jump and fifty yard dash. Tie for lead Brooklyn G The Greenweld Towels of Long Island opened a 1 game lead with Linden. Arians dorm first place in the American it is Softball League by defeating the Brooklyn Harmony Club in a double header.
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