Albany Senators Rally To Beat Utica Blue Sox 8 3
Albany Senators rout Utica Blue Sox 8 to 3 to keep first place in the Eastern League. Gionfriddo and Barnhart sparked the offense with key singles and doubles, while Albany pitchers held off Utica after a shaky start.
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Cushing Dominates Purple in College Wrestling Bout
In a decisive meet, Cushing showcases strong performances as Grad and Tyree lead victories. Pollock and Silver secure multiple wins, while Heath, Pietsch, Dili, and Brean contribute to a broad scoring effort across various weight classes. The event features close two and three set wins with notable showings from Brown and Warren.
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Sampson Navy Team Beats Colgate 7 to 3 in Baseball
Sampson Naval Training Center defeated Colgate 7-3 as Don Manno and Ray Manare each collected three hits. Colgate's scoring came in the late innings while Sampson built an early lead and held on.
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Yankees Edge Indians In Extra Innings 6 4 Nightcap Falls 4 3
RPI and Williams clash as track and tennis shine for RPI while lacrosse falls. RPI track team wins ten events totaling 42 points in track and 36 2 3 in field. Harding sets half mile RPI mark. Williams dominates lacrosse, edges RPI 5 0.
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Yankees Split Doubleheader with Indians in Cleveland
The New York Yankees ended their western trip with five wins and six losses after splitting a doubleheader with the Cleveland Indians before 27,343. The Yanks won the opener 6-4 in 11 innings, with Joe Page earning his sixth win and Joe Heving taking the loss. Allie Reynolds secured his fifth win in the nightcap as Cleveland rallied for three eighth inning runs to win 4-3.
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Joe Heving
Mel Harder
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White Sox Take Doubleheader Over Nationals In Extra Innings
Chicago wins two in a row over Washington 6-5 in ten innings and 9-1 as Ed Lopat holds the Nats to six hits in game two. Rick Ferrell's error on Hodgin at the plate seals the opener in dramatic fashion. Team improves their winning streak to six.
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Engineers Rally Past Williams After Slow Start
RB. P T. led by Ed Parker with two goals as the Engineers outscored the Puts, 4 to 3, after halftime. Williams was held to a 9 to 5 defeat despite an early lead.
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Cards Split With Phillies In Opening Game
The league leading Cardinals and Phillies split after Philadelphia won 4 2 in the opener while Harry Gumberg limited the Cards to two hits. Fred Schmidt scored on two hits with an error helped by Schmidt and Syl Donnety. The Phillies capitalized on miscues and late runs to secure the win.
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Pirates Rally Past Giants For Double Victory
New York and Pittsburgh split a doubleheader as the Pirates erupted with five homers in the opener, beating the Giants 9 to 4. Jimmy Ratzell Babe Dehler and Vince DiMarzio led the attack with solo shots and teammates supplied three more runs to seal the nightcap win. Giants pitching struggled as errors and walks fueled a late burst to secure the two wins.
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Eastern First Garnier and Second Games in Albany
A lengthy schedule lists Eastern teams in Albany and Hartford with first and second games, names such as Garnier Reeser Radskovich Anske Schucher Wentworth and Ob Marshal. It covers matchups Wilkes Barre Elmira Scranton Binghamton and others, plus national baseball results and scores including New York Chicago Cincinnati St Louis at Philadelphia and Boston.
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Grays Sweep Wilkes-Barre To Take Series
Grays thumped Wilkes-Barre in a double header, sweeping the three-game series to move into third place in the Eastern League by a single percentage point. Dan Parra pitched seven hits allowed in the opener, Lew Grasmick tossed a three-hitter in the nightcap, and four Wilkes-Barre errors fueled a five-run first inning.
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Tom Jordan Joins Chisox After Standout 1942 Season
Chicago deal brings catcher Tom Jordan to the White Sox from Waterloo, Iowa after leading the Three Eye League in runs in 1942. Jordan reported yesterday following an interim stint in Roswell, New Mexico.
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College Baseball Scores Stacked Midweek Meet
In New York Brooklyn Wanderers and Kearney Celtics finished tied 2 2. College baseball results show Dartmouth program losses and Columbia edging Dartmouth in separate matchups. Yale and Princeton tied in a high scoring day.
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Syracuse to resume grid schedule after year lapse
Syracuse University will revive football and basketball this year after a one year lapse. Athletic director Lewis P. Andreas said the football schedule will feature Cornell and Colgate with games at Syracuse on September 23 and November 18.
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Reds Rally To Take Two From Braves In Doubleheader
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Boston Braves in a doubleheader winning 1 0 in the opener behind Gerald Walker s first homer of the season and 7 3 in the nightcap as Chyde Shoun outpitched Arnoi Carter and Naté Andrews was the lone Brave with a hit in game one. Red Barrett started the nightcap and yielded four runs in the fourth after leaving the mound tied at 1.
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Harvard MIT Crews Reach Final in McMillian Cup Qualifiers
Harvard and MIT crews advanced to the McMillian Cup finals after the Thames River preliminary series in New London. O Day of Harvard won three of six races with 37 points, Bloomer of MIT claimed two firsts for 36 points, Ashandon of Yale won one race for 28 points, and Yate placed third awaiting final-field decisions at Marblehead.
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Hennessey Best Army Athlete at West Point
Cadet John J. Hennessey of Chicago received the Army Athletic Association award as best all around athlete during the third day of commencement week at the United States Military Academy. Cadet Wallace B. Moore of Chicago shared the Pierce Carrier Foster trophy for excellence in gymnastics with Cadet Donald Ey Grow of Woodhaven.
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Cubs Defeat Dodgers in Opening Game of Doubleheader
The Chicago Cubs beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 6-5 in the first game of a long doubleheader that lasted five hours and thirty three minutes before 22,675 fans. Eddie Basinski’s error allowed unearned runs, Paul Derrington yielded ten hits for his third win, and the Cubs led 2-0 in the first.
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Kennedy Hurler Kennedy Suspended by Tribe Indefinitely
Cleveland Indians pitcher Kennedy has been suspended indefinitely without pay for conduct detrimental to the team. Manager Lou Boudreau announced the decision without detailing the reasons, noting Kennedy is in his third season and previously went 10–7 last year. His current record is 2–2.
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