Indians Sweep Doubleheader Over Yankees 6-0 3-1
Cleveland stars Lou Boudreau Bob Lemon and Mike Garcia powered a 6-0 win and 3-1 win over the New York Yankees before 77,543 fans. Garcia allowed three hits for his fifth win while Lemon held Lopat to six hits. Boudreau hit a key homer in the fourth and Gordon added a 10th homer in the eighth to seal the victory.
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Boston Red Sox Dominate White Sox In Doubleheader Sweep
The Red Sox explode with three homers fueling a 15-3 rout and later hold off the White Sox 7-5 to seal the sweep. Key long balls and late scoring bursts highlight a decisive night for Boston as they topple Chicago and extend coverage across the two games.
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Pere
Des Wheej
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Dave Phyl
Ted
Cox and Hodges Hit Two Homers Each in Dodgers Rout of Reds
Brooklyn stars Billy Cox and Gil Hodges each slugged two homers and drove in 14 runs as the Dodgers crushed Cincinnati 20 to 7. Cox had six RBIs, Hodges eight, as Brooklyn battered five Reds pitchers for 13 hits and drew 11 walks to stretch their winning streak.
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Hodges
Dodgers
Reds
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Billy Cox
Gil Hodges
Brooklyn Dodgers
Tibetn Wati
Cincinnati
Brady Hatton
Rhaan
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Tom Soulian
Perry Robinson
Billy Mazur
Joe Belogi
Tom Gormley
Harry Gratton
Fred Murrax
Ralph Signaracci
Primo Carboni
John Zdunczyk
Zdunczyk
Ray Chamberlain
Frear Park
Adleyard van Schaick
Golftell
IRPI Nine Best Year Since 1918 Baseball Chronicle
IRPI Nine, led by coach Skip Falkenstine, posted its strongest season since 1918, finishing with multiple wins including a notable victory over Vreir arch foe from Schenectady and a late surge against Union. Pitcher Wat Tempers and Frank Murphy helped anchor the staff as the team secured a string of decisive wins.
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Sertha
Vreir
Schenectady
Vminn
Union
WS Perordys
Frank Murphy
Sluexine
Walt
Bremen
Hee van Ste Loren
Seminick Homers Three Times as Phils Split With Cardinals
Philadelphia slugger Andy Seminick belts three home runs two with two on as the Phillies split a doubleheader with the St. Louis Cardinals. The Phils win game one 7 3 and lose game two 8 3. Robin Roberts shut down Musial in a 14 game hitting streak ending in game one. The Cardinals win game one behind Burling’s two runs in the seventh after Simmons allows four runs. Umpire Lou Jorda suffers elbow bruise after being hit by a bat.
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Lou Jorda
Temple Hospital
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Chuck Dieting
Uas
Rice and Schoendienzt
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Bimmers
Spain
Tigers Sweep Nationals in doubleheader 8 0 6 5
Detroit Tigers defeated Washington Nationals in a doubleheader, 8 0 and 6 5, narrowing the gap on the Yankees to three games. Ha Henhouser shaded the opener with a four hit shutout, and rookie Johnny Groth delivered a ninth inning double after bases loaded to seal the second game. Vic Wertz and Hoot Evers drew the key early outs to set the stage.
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Detroit Tigers
Washington
Tigers
Paul Campbell
George Kell
Vic Wertz
Rangers
Ihappy
Russell advances in TCC Governor's Cup play
Defending champion Pierce H. Russell Jr. defeats Paul Forsythe to move in Troy Country Club Governor's Cup action. Other matches see Ruel, Patrick, Walsh, MacNulty, DeLee and VanDercar win in top divisions amid mixed results in the Frear Park and Cohoes area golf events.
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Jack DeLee
Ben MacFarren
Harold Lewis
Joe Burke
van Dercar
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Damee K. Pattick, Jr
HL. J.sidfore
Conrad Lang
Bill Walter
Mark Filey
Don Farrell
Charles Stone
Jack VanDercar
Jack Ball
James Thomas
Derrick Filley
William Killough
Wiliam Horan
Seward Olesen
James MacNulty
KR. Burrows
Mr. America Back Faces Davis On Mat
Mr. America Gene Stanlee returns to South End Arena to meet Wee Willie Davis in a best two of three pro wrestling bout. Sharpe brothers miss the card as Frank Hewitt of Oklahoma City faces Mike Ban in the opening thirty minute preliminary, with Frank Krause and Rudy Wroblewski in a second prelim. First bout starts at 8:20.
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South End
Wee Willie Davis
Sharpe Brothers
Mike
Frank Hewitt
Oklahoma City
Fred Atkins
Frank Krause
Rudy Wroblewski
Cerdan Chooses LaMotta Bout Date Amid Erratic Reports
The bout details center on Cerdan's decision before a Detroit Stadium crowd to face Jake LaMotta after a tentative path through the title line. LaMotta, older and battered by recent foes, pursues a win in a contested middleweight challenge.
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Arisae
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Casaanes
Elentere
Petain
Croven
Ndde
Rene Doen
Tito
Aecate
Jate
Cerdan
Arion Geman
Tony Zale
New Jersey
Rons
Trimas
Ray Robinson
Des Yeats
Graham Wins Singles Title In Net Meet
Graham captures the Tres Semiane Tennis Tournament by defeating San Lavine. The event crowns the Anihive winner tied to Trev High, with McCalierty and Hayt among top performers and Warren O Ne pefereed in the Trev Tenns Agency. CAN AM LEAGUE results list Rome, Sehensriads, and other teams with scores.
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Fiat
John Young
Assariatieh
Scully Back As Starter at Saratoga Raceway
Scully returns to the post as starter for the June opening at Saratoga Raceway. The veteran, long associated with the Raceway and its mobile starting gate, is noted for his high performance and reliability guiding trotters and pacers in the summer open.
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Hue
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sweetrEe Scully
New York
Vermont
Neeko
Smuth
Terrace Caps Public School Golf Crown
The Nott Terrace golf team won the postwar Section Z New York State Public High School Athletic Association Tournament at Troy Country Club with a 240 team score. Individual champion Jim Ferguson of Terrace posted 77 (37 40) to lead. Albany placed second at 357 with Mont Pleasant, Gloversville, Troy, and others following. high school principal W Kenneth Doyle presented awards.
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Troy Country Club
Terrace
Jim Ferguson
Bill Latimer
Albany
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Gloversville
Troy Rich
Hunter
Tannersville
Northville
Roelif- Jansen
Trojans
Frank Hughes
John Qua
Jne Belaskar
Dick Qua
W. Kenneth Doyle
Kiner’s 7th inning homer lifts Pirates past Giants 6-5
Ralph Kiner hit his 14th homer in the seventh to cap a four-run Pittsburgh rally after New York’s early two-run burst. Murry Dickson started for the Pirates, with Rip Sewell earning the win after late-inning support from Hugh Casey. The Giants’ Vic Lombardi and Andy Hansen took the losses as the Pirates win their bid against the Western invaders.
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Giants
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Murry Dickson
Dickson
Toahe
Rip Sewell
Hugh Casey
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Bobby Thomason
Andy Hansen
Sammy Webb
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Kiner
Meralrt
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Chiefs Trade Seward for Memphis Pitcher Roman Brunswick
Syracuse Chiefs manager Jewel Ens announced the sale of pitcher Frank Seward to the Memphis Southern Association club. Brunswick, a right handed hurler from Memphis, was purchased outright by the Chiefs and will join Farle Fook of the Southern Association in the deal. Seward remains a resident of St Henry.
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Syracuse Chiefs
International Baseball League
Jewel Ens
Roman Brunswick
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Southern Association
Ens
St Henry
Seward
Farle Fook
Cubs Triumph Over Braves In Doubleheader Split
The Cubs split a nine inning doubleheader with the Braves yesterday before an 802 crowd. Openers see Chicago win 6-2 on a big first inning, then Antonelli blanking the Cubs 2-0 in the nightcap. Manager Charley Grimm loses the reins to Frankie Frisch as he moves to a front office post.
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Ta Carver
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Fourtit Pittheling
Johny Gain
Avernne
al Walker
Suns
Johnny Sthinns
Grimm
Warren
Hacker
Shreveport
Elbie Fletcher
Antonelli
Dutch Leonard
Jolly Cholly
Frankie Frisch
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