Gordon Belts 4-Run Homer As Tribe Trips Red Sox
Joe Gordon hit a four run homer as Cleveland routed Boston 10 to 5 at Fenway Park before a crowd of 96 187. Bob Feller earned his second win, facing six hits and eight walks while striking out eight. Lou Boudreau played first base for the first time in majors and was hit by a pitch triggering benches to clear but no punches. Cleveland moved into fourth place over the Red Sox and Washington.
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C T MacLeod Named Rochester Trainer And Coach
Clifton T. MacLeod, a Sampson College physical education assistant, was appointed trainer and instructor in physical education at the University of Rochester last night. He replaces Lysle G. who resigned after 19 years as trainer and coach. Director of Athletics Lou Alix announced MacLeod will oversee track coaching and training.
Tigers Blank Athletics 4-0 Behind Trucks One-Hitter
Detroit pounded Philadelphia starter Hank Majeski for a 4-0 victory as Trucks pitched a one hit gem. Elmer Vale reached base for the Athletics on a second inning walk but was left stranded. Robinson and Wertz drove in runs for Detroit while Campbells and Fain contributed later in the game.
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Soccer Cup Tournament Scheduled at German Field Day
A soccer cup event at the German Field Day in West Sand Lake is set for 1 p.m. at Brooksids Park featuring Troy Sport Club Albany Athletic Club Schenectady Foot Iball Club and Albany Sport Club with lineups including Fred Wuttemberger Adam Naudecher Fred Whirch Clay Barth Fred Kunz Walter Bauer John Finbacher Wiseman Lou Paley Rudy Wurtemberker and Bernard Hussar.
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Coveners Buckys Edge Saints In Amateur League Thriller
The Coveners and Buckys fight through a high scoring amateur league clash with key plays from Peters, Covene rene and Lawrence. Jim Protelli’s singing and a late run by St Peters underline a tense game as ringside moments and sharp hits decide the outcome.
Dodgers Bop Cards 7-2 For 8th Win in Row
Dodgers rout Cardinals 7 to 2 at rain soaked game in Brooklyn. Jackie Robinson drives in two runs as the Dodgers overpower four St. Louis hurlers for 16 hits. Howie Palett allows most runs and takes loss while Hodges Furillo and Robinson key early offense.
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Gallo's 18 Club Tops Alpha in One-Sided Softball Win
Gallo's 18 Club blanked Alpha 11 to 1 at Knickerbocker Playground. Desvart, Brown, and Reed starred for the winners while Mike Polow batted for Alpha. Vanderhyden Vets beat Troy Fastoffice 12 to 11 with Tom Connell’s relief. Al Giffen won, Brady took the loss.
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YanksTopChisox in 15-3 Big Sixth Hustle
New York defeats Chicago 15 to 3 behind Tom Henrich in the big sixth inning and Vic Raschi’s tenth win. Henrich homered twice and doubled twice while Coleman added two triples as the Yankees roll past the White Sox before 37,689 at Chicago.
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Area Golfers Face Back-To-Back Tests In New York
The Eastern New York Golf Association hosts its fourth tourney of the season at Berkshire Hills Country Club in Pittsfield. The Northeastern New York Public Links Association will invade Frear Park tomorrow as ENYGA gears toward the June 24 26 championships at Shaker Ridge. The circuit then resumes with several more events through September.
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Venice Triumphs 4-2 Over Hope A A In City Softball
Butch Bucciero powered Vanica Garden to a 4 2 win with a home run and strong defense. Lou Cioffi had two hits in five at bats while Floyd Boudy earned the win. O Neil Valenti and frame provided field help as Venice improves to six wins in the city league. Tomorrow at Market Grounds Venice resumes action at Rest in the Airport Inn.
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Butch" Bucciero
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Mrs. Dauchy Wins Northeastern New York Women’s Golf Tourney
Mrs Noris Dauchy of Dutchess Country captured first prize at the Northeastern New York Women s Golf Association event at Columbia Country Club posting 83. She went out in 43 and came back in 40 to win by a stroke over G R Hallenbeck of Catskill who tied for second with H Noverling of Columbia. Margaret Cramer of Amsterdam and Frank McNamee s Moon area were among top finishers as several players broke 90.
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House Of Flowers Nine Tops Ramblers In Tight League Bout
In a local league tilt at Canal Ave, House Of Flowers defeated Ramblers 9 to 1. Gustin and Sparina led the Flowers while Corea and R Valenti topped the Ramblers. The House of Flowers aim to meet Fiow in the next game tonight at Canal Ave.
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Race Entries And Results At East's Leading Tracks
A dense OCR list outlines entries and results from East region race meets. It mentions many names, locations, and figures across varied tracks with scattered times and placements, reflecting a broad meet coverage and multiple events.
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Westlake Leads Pirates With Late Homer in 4 3 Victory
Pittsburg Pirates beat Boston Braves 4 3 as Westlake produced a homer a triple and a late hit to drive in Castillions from third and Kiner from home. A crowd of 29 639 witnessed the dramatic ninth inning rally with two outs.
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St. Peter’s Triumph Over Lunchbox In City Softball
St. Peter’s edged Lunchbox 7 to 5 in a city softball game at Anthony Park last night. Pitcher Bucky Charbonneau hit a homer and a double for St. Peter’s. St. Peter’s faces Van Farheyden Vets tonight.
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Giants Top Reds 2-0 Behind Jansen Four-Hit Shutout
New York Giants blanked the Cincinnati Reds 2-0 as Larry Jansen hurled a four hit gem. The Giants clouted Eddie Braud and Harry Gumbert for key hits while Reds suffered their seventh straight defeat.
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Browns End Nats Hex and Win 7-2
Joe Ostrowski earned his first win of the year for the St. Louis Browns as they beat the Washington Senators 7-2. An early inning outburst, including Dick Kokos’s 12th homer, supported Ostrowski while Mickey Haefner took the loss for Washington.
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Ricks Defeat Viaducts 8-4 in Softball League
Rick's softball outfit defeated the Viaducts 8 to 4 in the American Softball League at Knickerbocker Playground last night. Shongar had three hits in four at bats for Rick's, while Naples and Nash led the losers. Rick's faces the Lansingburg Boys Club tonight at Knickerback.
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