Baseball in Brief: Albany Utica results and standings
Yesterday's results show Albany sweeping Utica 17-6 in the opener and Utica losing 12-4 in the second. Other scheduled games include Cincinnati at St Louis, Chicago at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at New York, and New York at Washington with several night games on the slate. Standings list New York against Washington and other aline matches with noted pitchers and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
UTICA
Gilmore
Rensa
Kimble
Thomas
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Walters
Riddle
Guanbert
Pollet
Chicago
Pittsburg
Prim
Sewell
Brooklyn
New York
Reuben Melton
Cliff Melton
Boston
Philadelphia
Salvo
Barrett
Fuchs
Gerheauser
Washington
Wensloff
Leonard
Detroit
Cleveland
Newhouser
Smith
Niggeling
Humphries
St. Lows
L Pet
Louis
W. Pet
Railroad Y Duck Pinners To Be Feted
The Railroad Y M C A Duck Pin League banquet will be held tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the Green Island Red and Gun Club with Mahlon Miller presiding. Prizes will be awarded by Joe Dunwoody, and Paul Lynch will present a season review. The Air Force team led, finishing first ahead of Army and Navy tied for second, with members Beck er, Newell, Miller, Simpson, and Lynch on the Air Force squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Y. M. C. A
Green Island Red and Gun Club
Mahlon Miller
Joe Dunwoody
Paul Lynch
Air Force
Army
Navy
Becker
Newell
Miller
Simpson
Lynch
Braves Edge Dodgers In Twilight 4 3 To Take Series Lead
Boston Braves rallied in the eighth inning to beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 4 3 and seize a 3 2 lead in the five game series. Ed Head allowed the decisive run before Curt Davis relieved him, with Charley Workman driving in the deciding tally. Connie Ryan homered and drove in two for Boston as Javery struggled for Brooklyn with three runs allowed on nine hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Boston Braves
Ed Head
Brooklyn Dodgers
Braves
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
al Javery
Dolph Camiulh
Paul Waner
Waner
Mickel Owen
Connie Ryan
Eddie Joost
Ryan
Tommy Holmes
John McCarthy
Curt Davis
Head
Charley Workman
Davis
Elmer Nieman
Boston
R.H.O
Joost
Holmes
McCarthy
Workman
Nieman
Masic
Wielmano
Javery
P. Boo
Roa Galan
Vaughan
Walker
If i
Camilit
Herman
Owen
Durocher
Dayig
Bordagaray
Davia
Moore
Nelman
Camillo
Conlon
Yanks Defeat Nats to Clinch Three-Game Lead
The New York Yankees defeated the Washington Nationals 4 to 1, widening their AL lead to three games. Spurgeon Chandler held Washington to two hits through five innings as Etten and Johnson drove in key runs. Errors by Ewald Pyle helped the Yankees' third-inning burst, with Keller, Lindell, and Gordon contributing in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yanks
Nats
Washington
Washington Nats
New York Yankees
Ewald Pyle
Spurgeon
Spud
Stan Spence
Yankees
New York
Nick Etten
Bill Johnson
Charley Keller
John Lindell
Toe Gordon
Pyle
Etten
Gordon
Abrehoa
Stainbach
Stumweiss
Keller
Lindell
Heasley
W Johnson
Chancier
ABRRO
A. Case
Spence
Vernon
R. Johnson
Kampours
Priddy
Bary
Guilran
Sullivan
Scarborough
zgRobertson
Adkins
Hita
Cavarretta Stand-In At First for Cubs
Chicago born Phil Cavarretta rose from 17-year-old rookie to Cubs first baseman, serving as an enduring stand-in. Though labeled lacking stamina, he remains a pivotal hustler, with six rivals tried to take his job, including Waitkus Becker and others, and he recently homered in a win over Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Cavarretta
Cubs
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Cavarretta
Jimmy Wilson
Ellsworth
Babe” Dahlgren
Phillies
James “Rip” Collins
Hank Leiber
Glenn Russell
Eddie Waitkus
Heinz Becker
Becker
American Association
Milwaukee
Charlie Grimm
Grimm
Cub
Cincinnati
Albany Beats Utica 4-1 in seven inning nightcap
Utica Braves lose to Albany Senators 4 to 1 after a 0-1 opener. Al Gardella delivered the lone Utica run with a ninth inning RBI single in game one. Clinton High Schooler Johnny Asmer held Albany to six hits and escaped multiple jams to preserve the 1-0 win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Utica Braves
Albany
Senators
McConnell Field
Braves
al Gardella
Roanoke
Gardella
Connie Creeden
Smola
Lady
Eschen
Johnny Asmer
Clinton
Asmer
Camelli
Gibson
Sweeney
Peters
Shapiro
Durocher slows but stays in Dodger lineup at 37
Leo Durocher says he feels fine after a prolonged layoff and will remain at short as long as he can. He admits slowing with age, notes his arm pains, and stresses the team needs a dependable shortstop while blaming a dead ball for reduced power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodger
Arky Vaughan
Billy Herman
Durocher
Bisons Secretary Leaves for Dodgers Front Office
Donald W. Beach, secretary of the Buffalo Bisons of the International League, resigned effective July 1 to join the Brooklyn Dodgers front office. Beach joined Buffalo in 1930 after leading the Columbus Red Birds for three seasons in the American Association. He said his new post has no title for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo (P
Donald W. Beach
Buffalo Baseball Club
International League Bisons
Brooklyn Dodgers
Beach
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Greenberg opens national clay courts title defense
In Detroit Seymour Greenberg of Chicago defeated Lanky Robes Kimbrell of Los Angeles in straight sets 6-4 6-2 6-2 to start his bid at the national clay court championship. William E. Gifford upset Wendell Anderson 6-1 6-6 6-2 to reach the second round, while Nancy Corbett and others advanced in the women’s division as top seeds Betz and Talbert sat idle. Doubles also begins today with matches across both divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Seymour Greenberg
Chicago
Robes Kimbrell
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Greenberg
William E. Gifford
West Hartford
Conn
Cornell
Wendell Anderson
Grosse Pointe
Mich
Pauline Betz
Billy Talbert
Cincinnati
Nancy Corbett
Rollins College
Fla
Miss Corbett
Miss Betz
Dorothy Parker
East Lansing
Joanne Dunn
Des Moines
Talbert
Himbark Peterson
Geraldine Leitner
Toledo
Gertrude Bartholomew
Lucille Dailey
Saginaw
Gloria Thompson
East St. Louis
Helen Detwiler
Amy Roosevelt
Birmingham
John Learman
Bay City
Frank Skierski
Delmar Holmes
Columbus
Ind
Cooper Brothers Stage Real Show As Cards Triumph Over Reds 5-3
Morton and Walker Cooper starred as the St Louis Cardinals defeated the Cincinnati Reds 5 to 3. Walker Cooper drove in three runs with a first inning triple and a late single, while Lou Klein and Stan Musial were involved in key plays. Pitcher Mort Cooper outdueled Ray Starr until a decisive sixth inning, with Frank McCormick homering for Cincinnati and Eric Tipton adding a late triple for the Reds before Cooper finished them off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Brothers
St. Louis
Morton
Walker
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Harry Walker
Mort
Ray Starr
Lou Klein
Debs Garme
Klein
Stan Musial
Walker Cooper
Husky
Whitey Kurowski
Steve Mesner
Kurowski
Reds
Frank McCormick
Lonnie Frey
Clyde Shoun
GuNyaTts
Frey
Marshart
G. Walker
McCormmie
Mesner
Tipton Miier
Sa. Willams
M. Mueller
de Philips
S. Marion
Sanders
Ib. Cooper
ST. Loues
Tipton
W. Cooper
Marion
Garms
McCormick
Crabtree
Starr
H. Walker
Mueller
Milter
St Louis
M. Cooper
Alte
Malloy
Shoun
Dunn
Stewart
Magetkurth
Altendance
Pel
Tims
Island Stars Meet Hess All-Stars Tonight at Waterville High
The Green Island All-Stars play the Hess All-Stars tonight at Waterville High School. Islanders Feeley and Ciepel form the battery while Scalzo and Stewart lead Hess scoring. Report times list 6:30 for Hess personnel and 6.45 for the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Island
St Michael's and Raiders Set Showdown at Geer Field
St Michael's will meet the Raiders tonight at Geer Field at 6 45 PM. The South Enders seek revenge after a prior loss as Russo and Akin form the Raiders battery with Cioffi likely starting and Devaren catching. Both teams are bitter rivals and officials prepare for a season high crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael’s
Raiders
Geer Field
St. Michael's
Marty Dwyer
South Enders
Gand Luck Dog Sails Across Atlantic With Pilot Friend
A dog named Gand Luck joined a pilot on his first Atlantic flight to England and has since accompanied him on 63 ocean crossings. The piece also notes dogs’ keen sense of smell helps them detect fires before people, and oddly ends with a tip on dog hygiene and baths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
England
Atlantic
Atlantic Ocean
Gand- Luck
Dry cleaning dogs with corn meal method praised
Reader shares a home grooming technique for dogs using dry cleaning with corn meal to remove dirt and odor without baths. Advice covers eye and ear avoidance, fly prevention with ointments, and notes on watchdog instincts, feeding frequency, and shedding.
Bummy Davis Set For Rematch With Tribuani
New York light heavyweight Bummy Davis will meet Al Tribuani of Wilmington in a return bout at the outdoor arena on June 28. Promoter Herman Taylor announced the card as undecided on rounds, Davis seeking 12 and Tribuani preferring 10, the latter distance by which Tribuani previously outpointed Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
al “Bummy” Davis
New York
al Tribuani
Wilmington
Del
Herman Taylor
Taylor
Davie
Tribuani
Davis
Ramblers Defeat First Streeters In Nine Inning Win
The Ramblers defeated the First Streeters 5 to 4 at Marlia last night. The game stayed tight until the eighth inning when Settanny tripled with the bases loaded to produce the decisive runs. Frank Flotensa earned the win on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramblers
Marlia
Settanny
Frank Flotensa
Binghamton Triplets Open Three-Game Series After Layoff
The Binghamton Triplets practiced at Johnson Field on an open Monday while Eddie Sawyer relights the infield. Shortstop George Todhunter left for Chicago due to his wife illness. Mike Portner recalled from Norfolk takes his place. Danny Murphy, released for family reasons, returns to Jersey City. The club heads to Springfield for a three game set then Hartford for four, then Scranton for a two day stand before a home week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton Upi
Binghamton
Johnson Field
Hartford
Eddie Sawyer
George Todhunter
Chicago
Mike Portner
Norfolk
Danny Murphy
Georgetown
Jersey City
Springfield
Scranton
International Toronto Defeats Syracuse In 6-4 Game
International Toronto hoists a 6 to 4 win over Syracuse in a tight hockey matchup. Baltimore trips Montreal 6 to 2 while Rochester falls 2 to 1 to Newark. Buffalo edges Jersey City 8 to 7 in a high scoring clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Syracuse
Baltimore
Montreal
Rochester
Newark
Buffalo
Jersey City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harris
Black
Flores
Judd
Newsome
George MacLaren
MacDowell
MacLaren
Elder
Hyde Becker
Pabst
Gareau
Wheland
Hermance
del Santo
Weiner
Ensickeyv
MacPherson
Roe Ait
Brand
Hudson Bowling Lanes
River ST
A Brutchak
Cookson En Gibson
If Nagie
C. Sweeney
Peters Snyder
Rhabe
Creeden
Schen
Er Gardella
Ray
B. Shapiry
Asmet
Fair
Cookson
Baden
Smoia
Smole
Rhode
Thames
Yzi Gardella
Ye Shapira
Kimbie
P. zLady
Ist
ALBA
Fair Kimble
Snyder An
Nagle
dSnyder
Oon Himers
Imore
Gimore
Empires
Padden
Winters
Bisons
King
Mheres
Cae
Red Birds
Eric Tipton
Estel Crabtree
Cooper
Bert Haas
Ean
D. IL
Bummy” Davis
First Streeters
Londres
Waitt & Lead, Via
Blackstone Cigars
Pafi
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!