Rip Collins Leads Albany Past Wilkes-Barre In Close Victory
Manager Rip Collins paced the Albany Senators to a 4 0 win over Wilkes-Barre. Collins hit two extra base hits and drove in the decisive run in the fourth inning as Mayhew and Rodgers also contributed. Gilmore worked through mixed trouble to earn the win while Sanf ord and Bartier added late offense. The two teams close the series with a final game tonight.
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Mel Ott Hits Two More Home Runs In Giants 15 9 Win
Mel Ott hit two homers and a double, driving in multiple runs as the Giants beat the Dodgers 15 to 9 in a slugfest. Ott boosted his season total with a standout power display while Brooklyn pitching struggled early. Giants teammates contributed, with two big bats supporting Ott in a high-scoring National League game.
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Standings and schedules from the Eastern circuit
Eastern standings show Albany leading Wilkes Barre 1 0 while Elmira crushes Binghamton 5 0 Hartford 8 Scranton 7 Williamsport 4 3. Tonight Scranton at Hartford at 7 15 p m and Williamsport at Tilea 8 p m Elmira at Binghamton 8 p m Wilkes Barre at Albany 3 30 p m. National results report New York 15 Brooklyn 9 yesterday with Brooklyn at New York in a night game. American League results show Washington 49 New York 3 in 11 innings and Detroit 3 Cleveland 3.
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Powell's 11th Inning Hit Gives Nationals 4 3 Win Over Yankees
Washington rally ends in 11th as Powell drives in winning run after a late altercation leads to ejection. Myatt and Metheny were ejected in the eighth following a basepath incident. Details note Joe Page on mound for the Yankees and Niggeling dominant for Washington.
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Indians Edge Tigers 6 5 in Four-H run Fourth
Cleveland Indians rallied in the fourth to beat the Detroit Tigers 6 to 5 at Municipal Stadium in front of 16 01 fans. Ead Kieman earned the win while Johnny Gorsia was charged with the loss. Two run singles by Mickey Rocco and Cris Mockett powered the decisive inning.
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Rain Halts Sox Browns Midweek Game
Rain stopped the Chicago White Sox and St. Louis Browns after two and a half innings, extending Chicago’s streak of no midweek afternoon games aside from Memorial Day. The teams were tied 1-1 after a 35 minute delay from rain, with only about an hour and a half of play before rain resumed. Shortstop Vern Webb misplayed a grounder in the first, letting Webb score for the Browns. George McQuinn doubled in the second to bring in Webb.
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Callahan Signs with Red Sox in Major Deal
Richard Dick Callahan, 19, Holy Cross pitcher, agreed to join the Boston Red Sox and report to the Louisville Colonels of the American Association. Coach Digby said the signing bonus was likely the highest for a high school player. Callahan had pitched six days without allowing a hit and posted 36 straight hitless innings in spring.
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Favorites Advance in Detroit Tennis Championship
The Detroit DPI led by second seeds Doris Hart of Miami and Billy Talbert of Indianapolis dominated opening matches at the national clay court championship at Detroit's Tennis Club. Hart beat Mary Lou Beyer of Detroit while Talbert defeated Edward Donovan of Detroit. top seed Pancho Segura of Coral Gables faced Mack Taylor of Detroit. In the women's division, Dorothy Bundy defeated Betty Hulbert, Mary Armold beat Josephine Smitka, Shirley Fry beat Heetan Derwiler, Catherine Wolf defeated Virginia Clinton, and Constance Clifton beat Hazel Browne. One seed Richard Warner defaulted to Leonard Weiner. Betz opens title defense vs Ruth Miho.
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Junior C V Schedule Tonight Facing Five Teams
St Augustine's battles St Peter's at Usth Street while St Pants meets Our Lady of Victory at Catholic High Field. St Augustine's faces St Anthony at Prospect Park and St Peter's plays Our Lady of Victory at C CHLS Field Thursday night.
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Trotting Meet Set for Freehold in New Jersey
The State Racing Commission announced a July 22 to August 26 period for the Freehold Trotting Association to conduct four days of trotting races at Freehold in Trenton, New Jersey.
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Ted Singleton Tosses No Hitter in Waterford Victory
Ted Singleton hurled a no hitter as St Augustine's defeated St Mary's of Waterford 5 to 0 at the AA grounds in Waterford. Keete was Singleton's battery mate, while Flanigan and Singleton drove the offense with four singles and a triple. Caselli and Shavah worked the battery for the losers.
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Orioles Eye Monaco as Monaco Stay Sparks Trade Talk
Baltimore scouts watch Monaco, the speedy Italian second baseman, as Orioles chase their first pennant since 191? while Monaco’s sale hangs on speculation. Monaco shines batting .349 with 32 RBIs in 44 games, 41 steals last year, and interest from Cubs and A’s parallels. Baltimore shows restraint, not selling Bis Bla Blas yet, while draft talks and possible end-season trades swirl.
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Schultz Ties for Second in Opening PGA Tourney
Ed Schultz and Alex Gerigk tied for second at the Northeast New York PGA event held at Columbia Country Club. Johnny Grucas won with a 140 total as Schultz posted a 70 and 71 for 141, with Gerigk matching 70 and 71 while others posted scores in the 60s and 70s. First amateur prize went to Charney Martin of Vas Schaick Golf Club with a net 237. The next event is a 126-hole contest at Normanside on Monday, June 26.
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Reif Kayoes Bucky Taylor In Fourth Round Knockout
New York fighter Reif Kayoes defeated Bucky Taylor in Baltimore at Queensboro Arena winning his tenth straight bout with a fourth round knockout at 2 59. Meir led on points before the KO. Curcio defeated Saunders in Newark in the semi finals. Selantan outpointed Willie Gray in Scranton. Scaulan beat Williams in Newark.
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Bosox Rout Soldiers 16-4 At Camp Myles Standish
Boston Red Sox overpower soldiers for 18 hits and a 16 to 4 victory before about 500 spectators at Camp Myles Standish Massachusetts. Left hander Jack Mahnen started for the soldiers and yielded five first inning runs before Cy Leithal relieved. Conroy belted a homer and Metkovich added an RBI double to spark the comeback.
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Cardinals Sign Former College Pitcher Tubby Walton Announces Sign
Tubby Walton, scout for the St. Louis Cardinals, reports the signing of Render Hil a 71 year old ex University of Georgia pitcher from Greenville Georgia. Hil has a medical discharge from the Army and will report to Johnson City Tennessee in the Appalachian League.
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Utica Blue Sox edged by Williamsport Grays in ten inning tilt
The Williamsport Grays nipped the Utica Blue Sox 4-2 in ten innings during a "thank the Phillies" night attendance of 1291. Julius Laviano, newly joined, delivered the game winning single in the tenth after Valdes was ejected for excessive Spanish phrases.
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Featherweight No. 1 Lewis K. C. stops Thompson in 62 seconds
New Jersey based featherweight prospect Lewis K. C. from Newark defeated Toewell Thompson of New York in the first round at Meadowbrook Roll. The Havana boy weighed 124 pounds to Thompson’s 196? pounds, scoring two sharp blows before Referee Cavalier halted action. It was Lewis’s 28th win. Montreal’s Laurient Bouchard won a ten round decision over Buddy Knox with a damaged eye for Knox.
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Welch Edges Wade In Outdoor Feature Boxing Bout
Coley Welch of Portland won eight of ten rounds to secure a unanimous decision over Bob Wade of Martford.Conn in an outdoor feature. Trish Sandy Mack of Springfield knocked out Jerry Meee of New York in the fourth round of the eight round semi final.
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Elmira Tops Trips to End Losing Streak
Elmira righthander Tom Baker spun a two hit shutout as Elmira defeated the Binghamton Triplets 5 0 to halt a long losing streak. Baker struck out three, allowed no walks, and backed by timely hitting led the win with several RBIs. Moore took the loss for the Triplets, who visit Elmira for the final game of the series tonight at 7 p.m.
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