Albany Half Game Out of Lead in Tight Senator Barons Fight
Albany clings to a half game out of first as Wilkes-Barre Barons edge Albany 4 3 in a late inning battle. Clemence earned his sixth win for the Barons while Jackson Gionfriddo and Mayhew contributed for Albany in a game highlighted by defensive miscues and late scoring. The Senators head to Hawkins Stadium tonight for a Scranton series opener at 7:30.
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Army and PMH Clubs Edge Arsenal in Softball League
Army tops PMH 11 runs in opening inning as both sides post strong hits. Brindage leads Army with three trips to the plate and two singles while Litiewski and Varmescn shine for the losers with nine apiece. Admins beat PME 6 to 3 as Singheimer goes two for three and Stevens leads with two for the admins. Also notes: Tommy Mollis fights at Blue Hen Arena after a furlough from Fort Ord, before 1,800 spectators.
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Browns Rally To Defeat White Sox In Ninth
The St Louis Browns edged the Chicago White Sox 5 to 3 after a ninth inning fielding collision sparked a late rally. Milt Byrnes and Myron Hayworth started the comeback with singles, before George McQuinn and Mark Christman delivered run scoring hits. Ed Lopes and Ralph Sodgin drove in runs as Jack Kramer failed to hold the lead. Gordon Malthorne pitched the finale with strong relief as the Sox faced a tough late push. Jim Dykes of Chicago, banished for remarks, watched most of the game from the left field boxes.
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Pirates Edge Reds 3-2 in Five Innings
In a shortened game, Pirates rally with three fourth inning doubles by Conway Barrett and Frank Coteman. Frankie Gustine drove in all three runs as Pittsburgh defeats Cincinnati 3 to 2. Reds pitcher Ray Sterr, recalled recently, gave up two other runs and took the loss while Pirates starter D3 Heusser allowed five hits over five innings.
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Justicea Wins Coast Track Feature at Bay Meadows
Chestnut mare Justicea driven by G. W. Lawless of Long Beach California captured the Bay Meadows one mile feature by four lengths on a stretch drive. Time posted was 1 38 3 5. Downy Pillow led early and finished second with Waldina Rip third.
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Dodgers Hit Three Home Runs to Beat Giants 9 to 4
Brooklyn exploded with a trio of homers accounting for six runs as the Dodgers defeated the New York Giants 9 to 4. Bordagaray opened the scoring with a fourth inning homer, Welker and Schultz added late blasts, and Ed Head earned his second win. Medwick homered for the Giants as Joe Medwick and Hugh Luby contributed late counters.
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Utes Triumph Over Grays 9 to 1 in Series Split
Utica Blue Sox routed Williamsport Grays 9 to 1 as Nick Phemes Horn and Picciuto led the attack with multiple hits including a homer. Ernie Sills and Tony Napoles combined on the mound for Utica, striking out ten while allowing only three hits after the first inning.
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Bosox Triumph Over Athletics In Twilight Tilt 7-2
Boston defeats Philadelphia 7 to 2 as Joe Cronin draws three walks and a sacrifice. Robby Doerr hits his fourth homer of the season off Jesse Flores. Woody Wheaton pitched in, while Philadephia’s sluggers manage limited offense. Attendance around 4,428 as Boston extends win streak to six.
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Duckpin Loop Outing Planned At Camp Van Schoonhoven
The Railroad Mr. C. A. Duckpin League will hold its venue and banquet today at Camp Van Schoonhoven. Reid Simpson leads a sports program featuring softball and swimming. The Air Force claimed the league title with 12 wins and six losses.
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Braves Rally Past Phillies in Doubleheader Split
Phillies win game one 2 to 1 as Ben Ratliff outduels Jien Tobi while Tommy Holmes Damon Phillips and Butch Niemac spark two runs. In the nightcap Boston bats explode with 33 hits led by Ron Ortney and Nate Andrews, as Chet Reig homers with two aboard and the Braves threaten but fall short.
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Germain Wins Red Cross Women’s Golf Championship
Dot Germain of Philadelphia won the women’s division title in the American Red Cross golf tournament, finishing 235 after a last round 80. Maureen Orcutt of Orade, Mich., was runner up with 228, with Harry McNaughton’s wife taking third and Reinert Torgerson fourth as the men’s amateur best ball winners were Herman Freydberg and Charles De Lucca.
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Plantdome
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New York
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Berlin Bearcats Triumph 13 to 3 Over Waterford
The Berlin Bearcats defeated the Waterford Fourth Streeters by 13 to 3 at Berlin Sunday. Swirsloff earned the win as Berlin prepares to face St. Peter’s in a forthcoming fray. Semi pro teams seeking a game may contact W. YY. Lir Lingstone at Bertin.
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Tucker Raises Chisox Batting Mark to .398 in Week
Thurman Tucker of the Chicago White Sox boosted his league leading batting average by 15 points to .398. Cris Hoakett of Cleveland remained second with .345, while Jeff Heath climbed to fourth at .327. Roy Callindine led in stolen bases with 18. Mel Harder tied Mike Ryba for the best earned run average at 6-1. Don Gutteridge tops triples with five. Stan Sperone led runs batted in with 34. Ricky Ferrell debuts at .333.
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Standings and schedule for eastern and national leagues
Eastern standings show Wilkes Barre 5, Albany j Uties 9, Elmira 6, Hartford 0, with Scranton, Williamsport, and others. Today’s games include Scranton at Albany at 9:30 p.m. and Elmira at Utica. Williamsport at Binghamton. Wilkes Barre at Hartford. National results list Brooklyn 2 New York 4 and Philadelphia 8 Boston 7 among yesterday’s scores, plus several upcoming games with listed probable pitchers for Detroit at Cleveland and Philadelphia at Boston.
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Philadelphia Boxers Floyd Kayoes and Sante Bucca Clash in Ring
Floyd Kayoes and Sante Bucca, both undefeated, fought at an outdoor arena last night. Jackie Floyd landed a knockout in 1 minute 2 seconds of the seventh round. the bout was scheduled for ten rounds. A crowd of 6,284 attended, with a gross gate of 15006 dollars.
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Watervliet and Cohoes Shine In Principals League Clash
The season's baseball drama culminated in a tense playoff where Watervliet High edged Cohoes High 1 to 0 after a seventh inning run driven home by Andy Swann off Ed Kalski. Both teams earned praise for solid play and sportsmanship as officiating and crowding nights drew acclaim.
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Litwhiler Leads Cardinals Past Cubs 8 3 in Slugfest
Danny Litwhiler staged four hours of private hitting practice and delivered three doubles and a run scoring single as St. Louis defeated Chicago 8 to 3. Max Lanier earned his seventh win, relieved briefly by George Munger during a Cubs rally in the eighth. Passeau started for Chicago.
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Pioneers Blank Triplets For 6-0 Win At Johnson Field
Elmira Pioneers pitcher Binghamton Hulerim held the Triplets to six runs or fewer at Johnson Field, matching Toi Baker’s earlier feat. Joe Passero led off with a single, but Hulerim retired the next batters until the fifth. Wentworth and Mistos added late singles as the Pioneers broke even in the four game series.
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