Senators Rally In 13th Triumph Over Triplets
Albany Senators split a doubleheader with the Binghamton Triplets at Hawkins Stadium. The opener went 13 innings, Albany winning 7-4 as Camelli, Sweeney, and Peters each drove in runs. In the second game Albany rode a late sixth inning to a 5-2 victory as Camelli and Sweeney fueled the offense while Haag earned the win.
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Steinborn Grapples Greek Star In Capitol Arena Bout
The Capitol Arena card in Albany features Greek star George Macricostes facing Milo Steinborn in a two out of three falls match. Also scheduled: Steve Budynas versus Abe Yourist in New York with Yom George of Canada clashing Tony Felice of California. Show starts at 8:30 p.m.
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Reds Win in 14th 4-3 in weather halted doubleheader
Cincinnati outlasted Boston 4-3 in 14 innings to gain Sunday victory before weather halted the second game. Elmer Riddle and Nate Andrews went the distance as Eddie Joost, Tom Holmes, and Charlie Workman supplied early Braves offense, while Frank McCormick and Eddie Miller sparked the Reds late rally and winning hit in the 14th.
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Elmira Pioneers Sweep Utica With Daytime and Nightcap Wins
Elmira Pioneers defeated Utica Braves 7-3 in the first game and 6-2 in the nightcap at McConnel Field to take a 2-1 lead in the four game series. Attendance reached 1,927 as Elmira pitcher Stretch Goedde started the opener before Clif Fannin finished.
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Baseball In Brief First Game
Scores and results from yesterday's minor league baseball show Binghamton, Albany, Wilkes-Barre, Hartford, Scranton, Springfield, Elmira, and Utica with mixed outcomes across two games and notes on pitchers and batters. Today's schedule includes Binghamton at Albany and Elmira at Utica.
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National League action with marathon Cincinnati win over Boston
Quick roundup shows Cincinnati defeated Boston 4 to 3 in 14 innings while St Louis and Philadelphia were tied 1 to 1 when called in the 5th. Other games included Pittsburgh crushing New York 18 to 1 then 7 to 0, Brooklyn edging Chicago 4 to 3, and Chicago defeating Brooklyn 11 to 5. Today's main matchup features Brooklyn at Pittsburgh with Fitzsimmons facing Herbert in the only scheduled game.
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Baseball Scores From American Yesterdays Results
Washington defeated Detroit 5 to 1 and 8 to 4 in two games. Boston beat Chicago 4 to 3 and 3 to 2. New York edged St Louis 2 to 1 and 10 to 6. Philadelphia prevailed over Cleveland 12 to 5 and Cleveland won 5 to 0.
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Bucs Sweep Giants in Twin Bill at Pittsburg
The Pittsburg Pirates crushed the New York Giants in a doubleheader, 18 to 1 and 7 to 0, extending their home stand success. Tommy O'Brien led the offense with seven hits across the two games as Huck Geary hit a grand slam in the opener. Bobby Klinger and Jack Hallett combined for pitching feats to pace the rout, while New York dropped their eighth of ten.
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Cubs Top Brooks 11-5 in opener then fall 4-3 in nightcap
Dodgers stay within half a game of the NL leader by splitting a doubleheader with the Cubs before 30,360 in Chicago. Max Macon earned his sixth win in the opener, while the Cubs’ offense produced 14 hits in the second game but fell short in late innings. Dodgers edge featured key hits by Arky Vaughan, Dixie Walker, and Billy Herman.
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Yankees Topple Browns Cards in Double Bill 2-1 and 10-6
New York Yankees beat the St Louis Browns 2-1 in eleven innings and then 10-6 in the second game before 33,236 fans. Lindell homered twice in the first game, Etten added four hits, and Stemler’s notes highlight Lindell and Etten’s power as the Yankees maintain the AL lead. St Louis tied the doubleheader with a 1-1 call at five innings against Philadelphia when Musial’s 22 game hitting streak ends. the second game was postponed.
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Indians Beat A's 5-0 On Salveson Homer In Nightcap
Johnny Salveon pitched a four hit shutout and homered in the fifth to spark Cleveland in a doubleheader split with Philadelphia at Shibe Park. The Athletics won the opener 12-5 with a late surge, as four runs in the seventh and six in the eighth led their comeback before Cleveland answered with a 5-0 win in the nightcap behind Salveson, Cullenbine, and Boudreau.
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Nationals Sweep Tigers in Doubleheader To Claim Second Place
Washington Nationals defeated Detroit Tigers twice 5-1 and 8-4 in front of 20 000 fans to tighten their hold on second in the American League. Rookie pitchers Ewald Pyle and Milo Candini earned the wins. Pyle left with a injured pitching hand and Alec Carrasquel finished the first game. Candini handed off to Jim Mertz as a pinch hitter in the nightcap.
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Red Sox Take Doubleheader with late-inning rally
Boston Red Sox won both ends of a twin bill against the Chicago White Sox 4-3 and 3-2. They rallied from behind in the ninth to seize the opener after Pete Fox, Lupien, Haynes, Tabor, Doerr, Partee and Newsome contributed key hits. In the nightcap Boston trailed 2-1 before a two-run burst in the sixth gave them the win.
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Barons Sweep Laurels in Hartford Doubleheader Victory
Wilkes-Barre Barons rally to beat Hartford Laurels 3 1 and 6 4 at Bulkeley Stadium, completing a three game series sweep before a season high 3589 fans. Alex Danelishen earned his second straight win, and Tony Lazzeri received a War Bond from the Hartford World Series Club between games. Etchison walked and Wentzel singled to plate Hartford’s lone run in the second frame.
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Air Master Wins Presidential Handicap in Mexico City
Air Master, the favored Ihestnut gelding owned by J. L. Sullivan, won the 50,000 peso Presidential Handicap at New Americas track yesterday, finishing one and two fifths seconds off the track record at the closing feature of the meeting.
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Reds Acquire Clay From Phillies In Trade Talks
Cincinnati Reds announced the trade of outfielder Dain Clay, 23, from the Philadelphia Phillies in exchange for reserve infielder Charley Brewster. Clay had a .280 average with Rochester in the International League before being moved to the Phillies along with Coaker Triplett and Buster Adams for Danny Litwhiler and Earl Naylor.
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Covington Suffers Loss As Rifles Miners Split
Springfield, Mass and Scranton divided honors in a doubleheader yesterday before 2,000 fans. The Rifles won the opener 3-2, handing Chet Covington his first defeat after a string of four wins. Vic Johnson outpitched Fran Rosso in the nightcap as Springfield fell, while Scranton built early leads with walks and timely hits.
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