Lee Brecheen 5 Hit Triumph Seals Cards Victory
In front of 50 000 fans the St Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Giants 3 0 Musial produced two homers his 10th and 11th and drove in all three Cardinal runs Brecheen allowed five hits to secure the win and move St Louis into second place behind Brooklyn Kennedy took the loss with five hits allowed.
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Baseball standings and results across leagues in brief
National League results show St Louis 3 New York 0 and Brooklyn 7 Chicago 1 with Cincinnati 4 and Philadelphia 6. Team standings list Brooklyn 20, St Louis 25, New York 21, Philadelphia 22, Chicago 17, Cincinnati 22, Pittsburg 2. American League results include Detroit 5 New York 2 and Philadelphia 7 Chicago 4 with Boston 2 St Louis 5. Eastern League results note Albany 10 Elmira 5. Muncrief assigned to Chicago Cubs rotation after waiver trade discussions.
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Catholic High Looms in Crucial Principals League Tilt
Catholic High faces La Salle in a decisive Principals League baseball clash at Notre Dame Field. Bud McClure will start for Catholic High against a tougher La Salle lineup after a earlier win this season. The Crusaders chase Troy leading the league with several key players set to field, while injuries threaten Ed Holland and West Nash in a pivotal late-season contest.
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Bill Rooney
Joe Conway
Bob Ratigan
George Terry
Senators Top Pioneers In 10-5 Series Sweep
Albany defeats Elmira 10-5 to sweep the four game set. Stan Milankovich earned the win after a rough start, while Hal Hudson and Bill Bordt combined for 12 hits allowed. Clark Henry hit a three run homer in the eighth for Albany as Elmira’s pitcher woes and control issues led to the loss.
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Browns Rally Past Red Sox 6-2 on 10-Hit Night
The St. Louis Browns used a 10-hit attack led by four doubles to back Red Embree’s six-hit pitching and defeat the Boston Red Sox 6 to 2. It was Embree’s 17th win of the season, as Boston slid further in the standings.
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Athletics Top Chisox In Large Road Victory
Lou Brissie struck out 10 as Philadelphia beat Chicago 27 to 4 to open a three game series under Comiskey Park lights. Brissie worked five innings and Surkont, Baker, and others followed in a record rout that showcased the Athletics offense and pitching dominance.
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International League Scores Mixed Results Across Cities
In the latest action, Montreal beat Syracuse 7 to 4 while Toronto tied Newark 1 and Newark won 2 to 1 over Buffalo. Other notes include Jersey City and Rochester results, plus NCAA baseball where Boston College defeated Holy Cross 10 to 3 and Rutgers edged Seton Hall. Coach Al Grav hes plans a prar hire for Friday at Catholic.
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Bill Andre to Join Dodgers After Amateur Seasons
RPI right fielder Bill Andre, standout for the Rensselaer Pols, will join the Brooklyn Dodgers next week after scouts observed him during trials. Andre, a native of Croghan, has 16 RBIs and 10 runs, with nine steals this year, and is praised for speed and arm strength.
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Haymakers and Coveneys Win in Loop Sports Action
The Haymakers rebounded from a slump to defeat Bearcats as Coveneys posted a strong win at Catholic High Field. Tom McGraw led pitching with nine strikeouts while HM hitters rallied in late innings. Coveners remained close behind the Haymakers at the top as St. Peter’s fell behind in their game.
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Indians Edge Nationals In Wild 13-11 Tilt
The Cleveland Indians beat the Washington Nationals 13-11 in a three hour game that sparked a near riot as benches cleared in the fourth. Joe Gordon clashed with Washington pitcher Wall Masterson after being hit by a pitch and umpires intervened to separate the teams for about 15 minutes. No players were ejected as the game ended with Cleveland prevailing before a crowd of about 15,000.
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Braves Edge Reds in 9th Rally for 6-5 Win
Tommy Holmes scored the winning run as the Boston Braves rallied in the ninth to beat Cincinnati 6 to 5. Eddie Stanky drew a bases loaded walk to force in the tying run in the frame.
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Roe Hurls Brooklyn to Top-1 Over Cubs in Six-Hit Win
Preacher Roe struck out ten in a six hit 71 victory to lift Brooklyn into first place. Andy Pafko homered in the seventh but Roe and Brooklyn combined to rout Chicago. Billy Cox triple back at third base and Mary Rackley started for Brooklyn in left, with Duke Snider adding power including a homer.
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Renard Heads Offy I Field at Empire Raceway
Baldwin driver Henry Renard leads a ten car Offy field at Empire Raceway in the midget division, after winning last week’s feature. He dominates this year with two of three features and top points. rivals Mike Neagaruki, Linyd Christopher, and Johnny Ring er challenge for position as the seven race program begins at 6 o'clock.
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Tigers Stop Yanks 5-2 To Gain On Leaders
Detroit Tigers knock off New York Yankees 5-2 as Hal Newhouser earns his sixth win and Bob Swift and Hoot Evers drive in key runs. Lopat takes the loss after Yanks' Bill Johnson hits a homer for New York. Tigers move temporarily into second place, trailing by five and a half games.
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Haymakers Face Stillwater Stars Sunday at Prospect Park
The Haymakers of the Amateur Baseball League meet the Stillwater Stars Sunday night at six at Prospect Park. Left handed Haymaker pitcher Bill Murray is scheduled to start.
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Phillies Rally Tops Pirates 6-5 In Late Comeback
Philadelphia edged Pittsburgh 6 to 5 as a late rally produced the deciding runs. Key hits came from Andy Seminoch with a clutch single, while pitching by Lombardi and Dickson held the Pirates in check.
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