Harmon Paces N Y Open Field
Harmon led the New York Metropolitan District qualifying trials at Metropolis Country Club. He fired a two over par 73 in morning play before an 86 in the afternoon, chasing a record set previously at 68 by Bunyan, Bulle, and the elite champion.
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Open golfers from district vie for National Open spots
District players and several former champions competed for Open berths at the Metropolitan sectional. Notable names include Jimmy Turnesa, Willie Turnesa, and Frank Strafaci as qualifiers, with amateurs and professionals from White Plains, Shaker Ruye, and Philadelphia also contending. Oliver led medalists, while a Navy officer and past college stars chased qualification.
Red Sox sweep doubleheader with White Sox to take opener
Boston redsox pitcher Dave Ferriss notches his ninth win as Boston dominates Chicago, 6-1 in the opener and 5-2 in the nightcap before 27,881 at Comiskey Park. Rudy York hits a ninth inning homer, while Ted Williams and Jim Dooley contribute key hits as Ferriss fends off chasers.
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Keller and Etten Homer In Yankees 12 2 Win Over Browns
New York rookie Clarence Marshall threw his first complete game as the Yankees rout the St. Louis Browns 12 to 2. Charley Keller and Nick Etten slugged homers, and New York piled 19 hits led by Keller and Etten.
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Rowe s Shade Legion Triumphs In Tight League Contest
Rowe s Shade Legion edged the Tho 3-1 as Chuck Reynolds pitched a steady six-hitter with ten strikeouts. Flynn struggled issuing five walks but kept Rowe s in check five innings. Grimes and Ryan led Rowe s with hits including a triple and two singles. The two teams meet again at Geer Field tonight in Troy Amateur League action.
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Saints Pound Calhouns for 10-1 Victory
Saint Marys built a 10 to 1 win over Calhouns in Troy Amateur League action. Merata pitched steadily for Saint Marys, allowing six hits, while Bill Liner belted a three run homer in the fourth inning. Nine Saints collected hits as Pusinella Cophrad and Low Lucian highlighted the offense with key run production and defensive plays.
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Indians Nip A's in a 3-2 Upset Victory
A chaotic game saw the Indians edge the Athletics 3-2 as key plays come in the third and fourth innings. Pitcher Me Aw stopped Chapey Embree and Lollar contributed with a timely homer, while Bitter Vale doubled to drive in two runs for the A's.
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Betts Ninth Inning Homer Gives Giants 5 4 Victory Over Cards
Marshall Betts hit a ninth inning homer to lift the New York Giants to a 5 4 win over the St Louis Cardinals. The Cardinals built a 4 0 lead, boosted by Red Schoendienst and Very Moore, but the Giants rallied with hits and a critical late surge, including Betts’s decisive blast.
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Arntzen Hurls One-Hitter As Senators Capture Pair
Arntzen dominates with a one hitter as the Senators win two games. Wilkwe-Harea and Maw provide key hits while Holtz and Byars contribute early offense. Weigel sets the tone on defense as Arnteen, traded earlier, features in the lineup.
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Three Players Hurt as Nats Trim Tigers in Rough Game
A Tigers game ended with multiple injuries as Nats edged Tigers in a rough contest. Mayo Wyn and Byers were among those hospitalized after colliding on the field. Grady and Patel involved in midgame incidents. two players remained at the hospital overnight for observation.
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Cohoes Textiles Triumph in 20-4 Softball Win
Cohoes Textiles defeated Collar City 20 to 4 in a Softhall match. Kenagh Witk & 2A led with strong hitting as Krupa shut down opposition, while other contributors included Wneler, Chicagie, and Mandel. Big innings in sixth and late rally sealed the victory despite scattered fielding errors.
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Deratzian ALC Defeats Riverside Pros 6-2 at Watervliet
The Deratzian ALC beat Riverside Pros 6-2 at Brotherheart Park Watervliet for their fifth straight win. Crudo and El O'laniag homered for the winners while Joe Tracey had three for the losers. Crudo and Spink teamed for the win. Prelenan and sAzudi anh worked for the losers.
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Watervliet Baseball League Opens Season With Ceremonial Start
Watervliet last night launched the six team senior league with a formal ceremony. Pat Simmons leads Hoss All Stars and Tom Halpin was named league president. Seventeen players were listed for 18 man rosters with a July 10 deadline. A 25 game schedule includes twilight games at Watervliet High Field starting with Hoan A W Stars vs Tomo B Flynn Post on opening day.
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Miami Pro Gridders Sign Lamar Blount
The Miani Sea Hawks of the Ua Alle Amateur Conference announced yesterday that a signed contract had been received from Lamar Blount. Blount, who played for Mississippi State in 1942 and who weighs 180 pounds and stands six feet tall, hails from Decatur, Mississippi.
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Coveneys Blank Green Island Chiefs by 7 0
Coveneys defeated the Green Island Chiefs by 7 to 0 in a bridgeball game at A A Grounds in Waterford. Goer Fiott pitched last night with Conroy and Wudick forming the writing battery and Dudick and Sefchick leading the hitters in a low scoring match.
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