Braves Sweep Phillies in Twin Bill Setback
The Braves shut out the Phillies in the opener as Maron Cooper earned his second Boston win and Johnny Hutchinson logged the save. In the nightcap Philadelphia committed nine errors leading to five unearned runs while Boston rapped 15 hits and Whitlow Wyatt and Jimmy Foxx powered the offense with Foxx hitting his third homer of the season.
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Barons exploit seven Albany errors to win 12 9
Wilkes-Barre Barons overcome a hit deficit and seven Albany miscues to defeat the Senators 12 to 9 in the opening game of a three game series at Banking Stadium. Starter Claude Weldon lasted five innings. Sam Metanborg earned the win in relief as Albany rallied with a late run but fell short.
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Heath Ends Holdout Signs With Tribe
Heath ends his holdout by signing a 265 contract with the Cleveland Indians. Vice President Roger Beck announced the move after a pre game workout to prove his knee has recovered from surgery. Heath expects to contribute and recover some of two months of lost service time while publicly expressing willingness to work through past issues with manager Low Boudreau.
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Utica Blue Sox Rally Past Grays in Big Win
Utica Blue Sox beat Grays 10 to 4 before 1,553 fans. Eddie Sawyer’s lineup exploded in the seventh and eighth innings as Den Parra and Wil Tamsepert yielded seven runs, with Jiminex closing to finish the game.
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RPI Tennis Rout Rochester 9-0 in Sweep
RPI extended its win streak to seven by blanking the University of Rochester 9-0 at the Institute courts. The Engineers swept six singles and three doubles, with Grad, Schulman, Pollock, Beck, Silver, and Sidebotham winning in singles and Grad-Ochs, Pollock-Silver, Petron-Nuetti, and Johnston-Reddy taking the doubles matches.
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Golf Stars Play for Vets Exhibition at Valley Forge
Four of the nation’s top pros will play a nine hole exhibition on June 23 at the partially finished Valley Forge general hospital course in Phoenixville. Byron Hetson Sammy Snead Ed Dudley and Craig Wood will watch as wounded Army veterans gain viewing access. The $20,000 course is ready for patients and military personnel, according to Col. Vaughan.
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Ferriss Wins Eighth In Sox Doubleheader Sweep
Boston beats Philadelphia 3-2 in the nightcap after sweeping a two-game set. Ferry Ferriss earns his eighth win despite trouble in most innings, as Ben Steiner drives in the deciding run with a two-run triple in the eighth and Tommy McBride finishes the rally.
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Rochester Triples to Beat Union 4 3 in Seventh Inning Rally
Rochester overcame Union College 4 to 3 with a three run rally in the seventh. Don Diehl tripled for two runs and scored the winning run on an error as Rochester erased a 3 2 deficit. Schmitt Albrecht Savitzky, Tilley Guievel Knapp listed in the box.
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Sox Blank Browns 4-0 Behind Grove Strong Pitching
Chicago White Sox halted the St Louis Browns 4-0 as Orval Grove won his fifth with eight Brownie runs saved by three timely hits in the sixth. Sig Jakucki struggled after six innings, while Wally Moses set the pace with a walk and steal.
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Roi Rouge Tops Eastwood Purse at Churchill Downs
Roi Rouge led from fall to wire to win the Eastwood Purse at Churchill Downs in Louisville. J. W. Magic's Fox chased hard but finished three lengths back with Cai King from C. C. Withers’ stable third, five lengths behind Roi Rouge.
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National Group Plans Baseball Coaches Association
The Metropolitan Baseball Coaches Association endorses a proposed National Association of College Baseball Coaches. Colgate coach Eppy Barnes and Penn State coach Joe Bedenkx, as sponsors, announced the move. Meetings are set for June 23 and 24 at the New York Athletic Club.
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Sacred Heart Nine Seeks Twilight Sunday Contest
Sacred Heart of Waterville baseball team seeks a twilight game for Sunday at Waterville High diamond. Those interested have been asked to call Waterville CEO.
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Dutch Leonard Stars in 4-0 Nets Win Over Yankees
Pitcher Dutch Leonard shone on both mound and plate as the Brooklyn Nets blanked the New York Yankees 4-0. Leonard limited the Yankees to four singles over six scoreless frames, then helped his cause with a two-base hit as Washington and teammates chased Bill Zuber from the box.
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Baseball Standings and Results Roundup
National League results show Boston sweeping Philadelphia 15 to 1 and 7 to 3 with Cincinnati, Pittsburg and Brooklyn in action. Chicago at St Louis postponed. American League scores include Washington over New York 4 0 and Detroit beating Cleveland 8 1. Team standings list New York Chicago Boston St Louis and Philadelphia with varied records. Fasteen League results include Wilkes Barre and Elmira matchups with Williamsport leading the division.
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Dot Germain Wins Philadelphia Women’s Golf Title
Dot Germain captured the Philadelphia Women’s Golf championship yesterday with a nine over par 153. She defended her title after also holding the Women’s Western Amateur crown for the last two years. Defending champion Helen Siegfeld faltered in the final 18, finishing second with 157.
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Reds Top Pirates 3 0 Behind Walters Shutout
Bucky Walters pitched a six hit shutout and hit an eighth inning homer to lift the Cincinnati Reds over the Pittsburgh Pirates 3 to 0 before 13 277 fans. Walters and Preacher Roe limited the scoring, with Roe striking out seven. Gables allowed two earned runs in relief and Walters contributed the decisive blow with his eighth inning homer. The game featured a disputed fourth inning play that threatened a forfeit, quashed by the umpires.
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Draper Clippers Past Waterford Nine 7 2
Draper High of Schenectady defeated Waterford High 7 to 2 in the final home game of the season. Hartnett led Waterford with a 2-for-3 effort while Draper benefited from Hibvard's notable hit. DeVoe pitched for Waterford and struck out three with four hits allowed.
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Three Indus Loop Contests Tonight
Three games will be played at Industrial Softball Diamond 1 and Diamond 5. Behr-Manning Tr angles versus Plughes Autograf on Diamond 1, Noe 3, and Marsal Eclipse versus Diaxwid Rock on Diamond 5. Behr-Manning Beary and Bérkay game postponed due to unknown reasons.
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International Series Scores and Late-Game Marathon
Baseball scores show Baltimore9 Rochester2 and Jersey City8 Buffalo2. Jersey City6 Buffalo3 Montreal4 Syracuse20 innings. Toronto3 Newark2 in 11 innings. The mixed results reflect a busy schedule across cities and long extra innings in one matchup.
Laurels Shade Miners 2 1 on Aickleys Homer
Laurels Shade Miners edged the Scranton Miners 2 1 after Aickley belted a two run homer in the eleventh inning at Bulkeley Stadium. The game featured tense defense and key plays by Langworthy Sperry and Pusk as both teams traded chances late.
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Troy Downs Cohoes 4-3 In Principals Loop Tilt
Troy Downs beat Cohoes 4 to 3 in a Principals League contest at Prospect Park. Cohoes opened with two in the first frame and Troy answered with four runs across two innings. Speidel and Harrel delivered timely hits for Cohoes, while Hughes, J Walthers, and Rodgers produced for Troy as they edged ahead.
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Hoosick Valley Defeats Fort Ann 8 to 2 in Varsity Match
Hoosick Valley Central School defeated Fort Ann Central School 8 to 2 yesterday at Fort Ann. Djernes earned the win with 19 strikeouts while battering Giesson and Freeman. Germaine supported on the mound for Hoosick Valley as Fort Ann used batteries Giesson and Freeman.
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