Major League backs off 25 player limit for Mexican jumpers
Baseball negotiators suspend the 25 player limit to accommodate players who pursued Mexican gold, with Commissioner Chandler promising a fair reshuffling for returning veterans and clubs. Frederic A Johnson remains firm that Danny Gardella will not seek reinstatement, while legal action over anti trust claims continues. The National League weighs reinstatement requests from Max Lanier and Fred Martin as court action looms.
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Max Lawier
Fred Martin
St Louis Cardinals
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Red Sox Edge Tigers 10-9 in 12-Hit Orchestrated Win
Boston outscores Detroit 10-9 after a high walk game with 12 hits. Ted Williams and Bill Goodman drive late scoring surge as Bert Stephens and Billy Hitchcock contribute key hits. Detroit tallies 11 hits and eight walks but falls short in the 12th inning.
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Hex Hughson
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Johnny Peaky
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Bert Stephens
Bill Goodman
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Dizzy Trout
Billy Hitchcock
Senators Shade Elmira win 4-3 on wild five inning burst
Albany edges Elmira 4-3 at Hawkins Stadium as Bob Raney pitches five no hit innings before wildness. The win tightens Albany’s Eastern League lead while Wilkes-Barre falls 6-3 to Binghamton. Second baseman Owen Friend leads Elmira with three hits and a homer.
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Vets Vocational Tighten Grip In Indus Loop
The article reports on Vets Vocational tightening its grip in the Indus Loop with Ford Manufacturing and several teams posting strong showings. Winners include Flatnik and Fontaine with top finishes, while Garrity and Deni place well in the later laps.
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Dodgers Tie for NL Lead with 5 1 Win Over Pirates
The Dodgers surged to a first place tie with the Giants in the National League by defeating the Pirates 5 to 1. Newcombe allowed only four hits and struck out 17, while Gil Hodges and Jackie Robinson drove in runs.
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Police Chief Fined For Shoving Umpire In Baseball Note
The report details a 4 to 4 Cincinnati vs Giants game with Howie Fox delivering a game winning single in the sixth. Key plays include Wyrostek, Hatton, and Lohrke contributing hits as Cincinnati snaps a tie in the National League standings.
Scholastic Net Tourney Advances To Fourth Round
Troy Scholastic Tennis Tournament moves into the fourth round at Prospect Park. Jim Griffis defeats Pete Taylor 6-2 3-6 and Clark McCafferty beats Larry Novick 6-1 4-4. Bob Graham tops Walt Hughes 6-0 6-0 as doubles rise in intensity.
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Paul’ Bon
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Mike O'Brien
Bill Bologna
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Albany Academy
Williston Academy
Temorree
Sam Lavine
Larry Martin
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Doug Host Taylor
Mike Santorati Pattizon
Red Hot Cards Bump Braves to Gain Second Place
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Boston Braves 7-3 to win their fifth straight road game and move into second place in the National League race. Enos Slaughter homered as part of a three-run sixth inning, supported by two Boston errors. Spahn (Boston) took the loss. Munger earned the win for St. Louis.
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Mechanicville Slugs Burgs In 12 8 Conference Win
Mechanicville defeated Lansingburg 12 to 8 as Burgs faltered with 12 errors in Eastern Conference baseball at Knickerbocker Playground. Burgs rallied to tie in the sixth but walks and errors in the seventh sealed Lansingburg’s loss. Mechanicsville pitcher Harrington earned the win.
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Venice Garden Tops St Augustine's In League Clash
Venice Garden whipped St Augustine's 236 to 226 at LIM Street. Vatenti led with four hits while Irvine Marchese and Buccieri added three each for the winners. Lens clinched the victory as Brews and Ferrer contributed ten hits for Venice Garden. Saint Viner eyes next league game against the Brownies Thursday at the Market.
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Police Chief Paid Fine After Temple Baseball Incident
Dallas official Folke W. McDonald paid a $10 fine yesterday for shoving an umpire at a Temple game. J Walter Morris, head of the Big State League, fired Temple’s police chief after the incident and received the check in the mall. George Trautman of the minor leagues questioned how Morris could act, noting other officers deserve penalties.
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Boudreau On 3rd As Tribe Belts A's 11-5
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 11 5 behind Lou Boudreau playing third base for the first time since his minor league days. Joe Gordon homered and four singles plus five walks fueled nine runs in the fifth inning as Ray Boone contributed two RBI for the Indians.
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Viaducts Win Seventh Straight In City Softball
The Viaducts defeated the Lansingburg Boys Club 12 to 5 to extend their winning streak to seven. Lou Naples’s squad earned the victory with Fred Compo as the winning pitcher, relieved late by Ralph Nagles.
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Atkin s Carlson clash sparks near riot in Pro tourney final
In a volatile Saratoga Spa bout, Atkins and Carlson battled to a draw that provoked a near riot. Police cleared the arena as fans surged, with Atkins delivering roughhouse blows and Carlson fighting back amid a chaotic postfight melee.
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Valley Nine defeats Hartford to lead league hunt
Hoosic Valley topped Hartford 13 4 to stay tied for first with Cambridge in the Washington County Baseball League. Cambridge beat Fort Ann to stay in the race as Hoosic Valley and Cambridge each record eight wins and two losses. A title playoff will be held later this week at a neutral diamond.
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Russell's Tavern and Depot: softball clash reports
A muddled report cites Russell's Tavern and Depot in a city softball league game at School 12. Battery Lines featured Healey and Noldtacht for the winners with Bradley and homers noted. Cahill caught for Troy 6920 managed by Harvey Favreau.
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