Werle Spins Three-Hitter As Bucs Slap Giants, 6-1
New York Giants suffer a 6-1 defeat as Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Bill Werle dominates with a three-hitter. Wally Westlake homered in the second with Ralph Kiner aboard, while Pete Castiglione and Rod Kiner contribute later. Jansen allows early runs and exits after Castiglione’s homer.
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St Peters Triumph Over Viaducts In City Semball League
St Peters defeated Viaducts 11 to 8 at Anthony Field as Viaducts made nine errors. Bud Nash Ted DeGeorge and Mack starred for the winners while Jack Luce and Baned led the losers.
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National League Yesterday's Results and Standings Update
In the National League Pittsburg beat New York 6 to 1 Brooklyn won 10 to 5 over Cincinnati while Philadelphia topped St. Louis 3 to 2 and Boston beat Chicago 6 to 2. Standings show Brooklyn and Boston tied 20 games, St. Louis 27, Philadelphia 23, Cincinnati 28, New York 24, Pittsburg 18, Chicago 17. Today’s slated pitchers include Pittsburg at New York Kennedy vs. Newcombe Brooklyn at Cincinnati Neier vs. Newcombe Chicago at Boston Dubiett vs. Bickford St Louis at Philadelphia Borowy. American League results note New York 3 Cleveland 2 and Chicago 4 Boston 2 with rain in Philadelphia at St Louis.
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Armstrong Named As Replacement In All Star Lacrosse
The North South All Star lacrosse clash lists Armstrong and Johns Hopkins stars in starting roles for the North with Navy and Army legends pacing the North defense. South captain Dinky Moore names Washington and Virginia players to counter. The series history favors the North, 4-2-1, with notable lineups and an exhibition game between Mount Washington and Manhasset squads plus a Hillside band performance.
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Three Jockeys Hurt In Chicago Spill
In Chicago yesterday during the third race at Lincoln Fields three jockeys sustained injuries. Angie Rivera aboard Bank Bandit suffered a suspected leg fracture, Andy La Tures on Ted’s Wood Lass endured arm fractures and other injuries, while Lars Grakh on Fanny Walsh escaped more severe harm. The outsider Auld Sod, owned by HH Temple, finished seventh and paid 18.40.
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Dodgers Rout Reds in Sevenths Power Hitters Shine
Brooklyn Dodgers 10 Cincinnati Reds 5 as Carl Furillo capped an explosive seventh inning with a two run homer. Jimmy Bloodworth homered twice for Cincinnati while Joe Hatten worked all nine, giving up four runs through three innings. Duke Snider, Jackie Robinson, and Pee Wee Reese contributed key hits in a high scoring game at Brooklyn.
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Panthers Grizzlies Triumph In ENY Tests
The Troy Panthers secured a 4 12 victory over Mechanicville with tight hits and errors. Bill Lawhorne posted a double and triple while Apples Conrad went 2 for 2 to lead Troy. Mechanicville’s Dan Rubino contributed a two run double in the fifth. Behenretady’s six runs paced Lezionnaires over Maplewood as footnotes.
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Facts Figures in Today's Game Between North and South
Radio broadcast from Penn State and Navy teams covers the North South matchup at Meldon REL campus. Attendance is 14,00 with Nick Thiel for the North and DAnty Moore for the South. North leads four to two. weather partly cloudy with mid eighties temperatures.
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Waterford Wins 3-1 Over Hoosick Falls
Waterford High secured a 3-2 win over Hoosick Falls at Waterford after a tense late rally. Don Brundage scored on Bill Jeavons' winning run as Rennie Gillespie pitched six solid innings in relief, fanning four and denying a late threat.
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Speigletown Dog Wins Ribbons In Bay State
Speigletown dog Bobby Dell's Mr Button Nose won puppy class honors at the 32nd annual Dog Show of the Ladies' Dog Club in Dedham Massachusetts earning a point toward his championship. Rotten Nose owned by Hazel Cooley of Bobby Dell Kennels Speigletown placed as best of breed and runner up for best puppy in the Mohawk Valley Kennel Club sanctioned match in Schenectady.
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Area Golfers Face Heavy Weekend Slate and Pairings
Area golfers prepare for a crowded weekend with TOC Governors Cup pairings set. Notables include Paul Frieythe opening defense and Rugert amid Walferts Rane, while multiple flights feature players such as Ralph Semerad and Dave Weed. Local high school and Island ladies events also noted with Irene Couch and Joan Moran among winners.
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Al Broseh Grabs Open Lead With 141 In National Open
Garden City Pro Al Broseh shot a one under par 141 to seize a halfway lead at Medinah in the National Open. The field narrowed to 56 for today’s final rounds as veterans faltered and former Open champs failed to challenge.
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Yankees Beat Indians 3 2 to End Skid and Raschi Wins
New York pitcher Vic Raschi earned his ninth win of the season as the Yankees stopped Cleveland 3-2, snapping a four game losing streak. Raschi worked past trouble in the ninth after a two out rally by the Indians. Larry Doby tripled and scored on a Joe Gordon single but a grounder by Lou Boudreau ended the threat. Gene Bearden started for Cleveland, but New York plated two runs in the first inning on hits by Rizzuto, Berra, and Woodling, with Berra driving in one more in the eighth.
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Red Sox Fall to White Sox 4 2 in Slim Aftermath
Boston drops a fourth straight as Chicago defeats them 4 to 2. Randy Gumpert allowed nine hits and earned the loss while Ted Williams and Johnny Pesky produced the only Sox runs on key hits. Williams extended his RBIs with a fourth inning double and a sixth inning RBI single.
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Albany Felt League Opens Season Monday Night
The Albany Felt intra-plant league begins its season at 3 on Monday night at Houlihan's field Menands. Teams from Weare Burling Office Dry Finish Wet Finish Spinning Shipping Wool Sorting and Maintanance are entered for a schedule of Monday Tuesday and Thursday play.
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Hoosic Valley Crowned League Champions In 10-1 Final
Hoosic Valley Central School defeated Cambridge 10-1 at Greenwich High in the Washington County League final. Righthander Johnny Weinch went the distance with seven strikeouts, allowing only two walks and one unearned Cambridge run. Al Hoag and Wait Briggs led Hoosic Valley with key singles as Valley Falls claims its first title since 1945, after ousting Hartford in regular play and finishing tied for second last year with Salem.
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Braves Open Series With 6-2 Win Over Cubs
The Boston Braves beat the Chicago Cubs 6-2 to drop Chicago into NL cellar, before 30,851 fans. Warren Boath hurled six hits and a shutout through seven innings, while Boston offense produced 12 safeties, including doubles by Mary Rickert and Tommy Holmes for an early tally and a later scoring frame.
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Phils End Cardinals Streak With 3-2 Victory
Philadelphia Phillies halt St Louis Cardinals winning run with a 3-2 win. Ken Heintzelman pitched nine effective innings allowing eight hits while Alpha Brazile was driven from the mound in the seventh. Key hits from Glavino and Ennis fuel the win as Philadelphia snaps the Cards’ streak in a closely fought contesta.
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