Wood Tames Senators in Second Game for Scranton
Joe Wood Jr. returned to the Scranton Miners and blanked Albany 4 to 0 after a 2 to 1 loss in the opener, preserving the Eastern League lead. Bernie Snyder and Jimmy Cookson delivered the decisive hits, with Wood walking few and overpowering the Senators despite wildness by the youngster.
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Art Cucctrulte
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Hal Kleinee
Barons
Wilkes-Barre
Bernie Snyder
Aoden
Jimmy Cookson
Floyd Peters
Charley Gibson
Bull Nagel
Athletics Sweep Yankees With Squeeze Play Nightcap Victory
At Shibe Park the Athletics swept a doubleheader from first place New York, winning 5-3 on a squeeze bunt by Jojo White in the eighth and 3-2 behind Kim Tyack who drove in all three runs in the nightcap. Tyack collected five hits in seven plate appearances and scored the decisive run in the eighth.
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Shibe Park
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Kim Tyack
Little Rock
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Marius Russo
Pete Sud
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Pease
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Bill Dietrich
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Ned Harris
Joe Hoover
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Athletics Announce Burrows Release and Lowry to Wilmington
The Athletics stated yesterday they released pitcher John Burrows unconditionally and optioned pitcher Sam Lowry to Wilmington of the Interstate League. Both previously played for Wilmington, with White pitching in the seventh that tied the opener at 22 in the score.
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Sam Lowry
Wilmington
Tigers Take Doubleheader From White Sox to Move Up
Detroit tops Chicago 6 0 and 3 2 as Tyack’s late blow sparks the 6 0 3 2 win. Murphy relieved, then Rustless relief sees White Sox held to four hits. Ned Harris homered, Bridges sparkles with key hits, and Lindell, Dietrich struggle as Tigers seize series edge.
Indians Rally To Take Nightcap In Tenning Triumph
Cleveland Indians rallyed in the tenth inning to defeat the St Louis Browns 2 to 1 after losing the opener 3 to 1 at Municipal Stadium. Gene Desautels plated the winning run on a single with a steal and a field hit by Jim Bagby and Cris Hockett driving in the decisive run. Bagby earned his sixth win as Browns pitcher Bob Muncrief won his second in the five game series.
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Tribesmen
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Jim Bagby
Cris Hockett
Indians
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Bagby
Browns
Denny Gatehouse
Lou Boudreau
Hackett
Bob Muncrief
At. Louis
Cleveland
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Ferrell
Millar
Saiveson
Kennedy
Desauteis
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B.H
Gaenouse
Cleveland AB
Uenbine
Binghamton Triplets sweep Hartford Laurels in twin bill
Approximately 1300 fans watched the Binghamton Triplets win both ends of a double header over the Hartford Laurels 5-4 and 2-1 to take the four game series 3-2. Lefty John Wager earned the opener win as Cardom took the loss after Hartfords runs came by wildness from Jack McClure and Burke failed to get out the Triplets three run first.
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Binghamton
Hartford
John Wager
Cardom
Jack McClure
Lefty Burke
Barons Rally Twice To Sweep Pair At Artillery Park
Barons beat Utica 8-7 and 4-3 at Artillery Park in Wilkes barre as Alex Danelishen logged a four straight win in the opener and Pennington bested O Connor in a pitching duel. Wilkes Barre moved within five games of league leader Scranton with two wins, while Woodling and Mapes fueled a 21 hit day for the Barons. Umpire ejection and late controversy marked the opener.
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Wilkesbarre
UPI
Artillery Park
Barons
Cuica
Tony Lazzeri
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Albany
Alex Danelishen
Fellows
Harold Kieme
Amarose Panica
Lefty Freniere
Vic
Ramon Hoger
Gene Woodling
Cliff Mapes
Numbers Out For Chicago Golf Meet
Chicago golf meets drop the numbers game. All-American Open and Amateur run July 18 to 25 with a printing press at the first tee to publish parings and start times. Admission priced in War Stamps, $1 adults, 39 cents children.
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Tom O’shanter
Chicago
George S. Mer
Tam
Golf
Sugar Daddy
Joe Kirkwood
Kirkwood
May
East
Hockey scores from international league games
Results show International 1 Buffalo 4 Jersey Cry 3. Buffalo 3 Jersey City 0. Newark 6 Toronto 0. Toronto 5 Newark 1. Montreal 10 Baltimore 9. Baltimore 7 Montreal 6. Rochester 8 Syracuse 1. Rochester 3 Syracuse 1.
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Montreal
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Giants Trip Phillies 6 2 in First Game of Doubleheader
New York Giants beat Philadelphia Phillies 6 2 as Carl Hubbell pitched seven strong innings and Sid Gordon drove in two runs with a double. Babe Dahlgren later forced a disputed at bat with a hit by a pitch and a reversed call, with Newt Kimball earning the win. Joe Orenge homered in the opener as the Giants totaled 16 hits, while Wasdell homered in the eighth to spoil Hubbell’s shutout.
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New York AP
Yok Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Carl Hubbell
Phillies
Babe Dahlgren
Dahlgren
Giants
Beans Reardon
Newt Kimball
Sid Gordon
New York
Joe Orenge
Orenge
Gordon
Ernie Lombardi
Hubbell
Jim Wasdell
Fon Northey
Pirates Triumph 10-3 in Opener of Twin Bill
Pittsburgh beats St Louis 10 to 3 in the first game as a wild hitting spree. Cardinals tied 4-4 in a rain-delayed nightcap called after darkness. The two games lasted 5 hours 51 minutes with 52 hits total including 11 doubles and 2 triples.
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Billy Southworth
Harry Gumbert
Gumbert
Southworth
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Podgayny
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Ston
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Wallie Hebert
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Hy Adame
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Stewart
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Lopez
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W. Cooper
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Rucker
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Sarles
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Trinkle
Gota
Totia
Colman
Mancuso
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Walker
Dahlgren
Gor- Garms
Kraus
Triplett
Kimball
Dahl W. Cooper
Lanier
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Feldman
Sayles
A. Adams
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O'Dea
Fletcher
Hopp
Kien
Boaes
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Ernst
Kinger
Eriat
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Hrist
Pinelli
Barrick
Sears
Baseball In Brief Scores and Dodgers Braves notes
Baseball results from Albany Scranton Hartford Binghamton Springfield Elmira and Brooklyn Dodgers overcoming a rough opener to win 3 2 in game two. Billy Herman belted an eighth inning homer for Brooklyn after Paul Waner singled setting up the late heroics.
Hughson Shuts Nuts Out 7-0 in Sox Doubleheader
Tex Hughson pitched a four-hitter to blank the Washington Nationals 7-0 in the nightcap after Boston’s first game featured a 16-hit attack by Washington. The Nationals pounded Red Sox pitching for 15 hits and 13 walks in the opener, with Lefty Ken Chase totaling 11 bases on balls over four innings.
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Newsome
Conrey
Hughson
Ashington
Miles
Doerr
Bane
Doerte
Johnson
Hugpoon
Kampouris
Pride
Hesses Top All-Star Nine In Nine Run Win
The Hess All Stars pounded 14 hits to win 9-8 against an All Star squad from Watervliet’s sandlots yesterday afternoon at the Arsenal City. Debuting under new manager Pat Simmons the club won their fifth game of the season. Key hits came from Bill Wella Dave Tornceto and Jack Schlegel. Ned Refferty led the losers with a double and a single. The Hesses meet Green Island All-Stars tomorrow at 6 45 p.m. in Watervliet followed by a test with St Michael's on Thursday.
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Arsenal City
Pat Simmons
Boston Red Sox
Dresses
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Dave Tornceto
Jack Schlegel
Ned Refferty
Art Frusko
Dave Torn
Celli Ag
Hesses
Johnny Pakatar
Jack Harris
Jim Weldon
Dick Cooney
Green Island
St. Michael's
Elmira Wins Twin Bill Over Rifles 2-0 5-4
Elmira Pioneers defeat Springfield in both games of a doubleheader 2-0 and 5-4 to sweep the four-game series. Leon Kopelewski stars at short and drives in the first-game winner as Hoffmeister wins in relief. Early scoring, late rallies, and key hits propel Elmira to the sweep.
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Vicory
Felding
Leon Kopelewski
Short
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Frank Stewart
Clif Fannin
Rifles
Fannin
Hoffmeister
Stewart
Nowak
Gunning
Corona
Rowelewski
Reds Trounce Cubs 10 to 6 in opener of doubleheader
Reds wallop Cubs 10 6 to snap with 20 hit attack as Lonnie Frey drives in four, Claude Fasseau toppled early. Elmer Riddle gets decision before replaced by Joe Beggs in sixth. Cubs rally in nightcap with Ed Stanky and Phil Cavarretta pacing a two run third, Cavarretta homers in seventh.
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Lonnie Frey
Claude Fasseau
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Joe Beggs
Cubs
Ed Heusser
Ed Stanky
Phil Cavarretta
Stan Hack
Lou Novikos
Cavarretta
Lee
Early Baseball Standings and Game Results
National 1 Pittburg 10 St Louis 2 2 Pittsburg 4 St Louis 4 12 innings 1 Cincinnati 10 Chicago 6 2 Chicago 4 Cincinnati 1 1 New York 6 Philadelphia 2 2 Philadelphia 6 New York 3 1 Boston 4 Brooklyn 2 Boston 2 Standing of Teams v L Pet St Louis 9 16 659 Brooklyn 31 Ww 620 Cincinnati 24 20 545 Pittsburg 3 2 1 Philadelphia at 23 ATT Boston 18 21 ATS New York 17 BR Chicago 16 30 3S Today's Games Pitchers Cincinnati at St Louis Sterr 4 4 va Cooper 7-3 Boston at Brooklyn Cowilight Javery 4-4 vs Head 4-2
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Baseball results and upcoming game note
Summary of scores from multiple matches including Philadelphia over New York and Detroit against Chicago. Mentions Washington and Boston results, with a note on today's games and a pitcher matchup New York at Washington, handler versus Leonarden.
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