Giants edge Dodgers as Orengo hits winner in ninth
In a two hour and fifty five minute game, Joe Orengo delivered a two out ninth inning single to left scoring the go ahead run and give the New York Giants a 6 to 5 win over the Brooklyn Dodgers. The Dodgers drop to 24 games back in the NL race as crises unfolded.
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PA and PR Nines Score in Arsenal Loop
In Arsenal Softball League action at Watervliet diamond the PA Department beat the PP Department 12 to 0 as Jim Grimm pitched a three hitter for PA while Bill Evertsen allowed four hits for MG in a 12 1 PA win. Joe Esposito homered with two on to spark the PA victory and Rocco Valente and Bob Norton added three hits each.
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Jim Slim
Joe Esposito
Simmers
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Jimamie Pullen
Masa
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Bull Everteen
Rocco Valente
Bob Norton
Guards
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Bucs Rally To Subdue Cubs In 4-2 Win
Pittsburg Pirates overcome Chicago Cubs 4-2 to pull even with Cincinnati for third in the NL. Frankie Gustine and Tommy O'Brien start a decisive sixth inning rally with doubles off Ray Prim before relief by Henry Wyse. Rip Sewell earns his fourth win against Chicago with strong defense from Gustine Geary and Fietcher.
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Ed Stanky
Rip Sewell
Fraight
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Huck Geary
Elbie Fietcher
Dahlgren Still Leads N. L. Batters
New York UPI Babe Dahlgren of Philadelphia remains the National League batting leader as his average slips from .367 to .359 but still tops the circuit. Harry Walker of the Cardinals rises to second with .358, closing on Dahlgren and threatening a change if Dahlgren joins military service.
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Little Diaie) Walker
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Phillies Obtain Dietz In Podgajny Trade To Pirates
The Philadelphia Phillies shipped pitcher Johnny Podgajny to the Pittsburgh Pirates for right-hander Lloyd Arthur Dietz. The cashless deal closed just before the major league deadline. Manager Buck Harris called Dietz a strong relief pitcher and acknowledged the loss of Podgajny, noting the move fits the club’s push toward a first division finish.
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Gumbert Hurls 2-Hitter as Cards Nip Reds 3-1
Harry Walker extended his hitting streak to 22 games as the St Louis Cardinals defeated the Cincinnati Reds 3 to 1 in the lone game of a doubleheader. Gumbert held the Reds to one hit through eight innings before Gee-Gee Walker's infield single in the ninth. Walker Cooper contributed two RBIs with a seventh-inning single and double by Marty Marion sparked the offense. Walters struggled with control, issuing eight walks, but the Cards still scored three runs.
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Boxing boom eyed for Troy fans after war
Rumors swirl about outdoor amateur boxing shows in Troy as promoters eye action crowds during a lean home period. Despite wartime disruptions, local fans proved they will fill arenas for strong teams like Marty Connor’s Troy squad and Bill Carr’s league champions, signaling a bright postwar boxing boom for the city and other sports towns. Babe Ruth tops the all time gate list in mail responses.
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Trotter Bella Mack Dies in Stall at Cleveland
A 5-year-old trotting horse named Bella Mack died in her stall yesterday at North Randall track while being groomed for the Grand Circuit meeting on June 29. Bella Mack was bought five weeks ago for 2500 dollars by E. A. Baker of St Charles, Missouri, owner of Greyhound, the champion trotter.
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Yanks Rally For Seven In Eighth To Beat Nationals 9 5
The Yankees erupted for seven eighth inning runs to defeat the Washington Senators 9 to 5 before about 15,000. Charley Wensloff earned his fourth win, Knuckles Ballter and Dutch Leonard took the loss. Roy Weatherly and Charley Keller homered/broke the game open in the fourth, with key hits and a Wensloff double aiding the surge.
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Baseball In Brief Wilkes-Barre Albayny and Others
Baseball in brief notes multiple minor league and major league matchups with line scores and pitching results. It lists Wilkes-Barre Albany Scranton Binghamton Springfield and Eimna with run totals, plus results from yesterday and today's games including New York Washington St Louis Chicago Philadelphia Boston and Detroit Cleveland. It mentions pitchers and matchups such as Vander Meer Bithorn and other named players, with postponed and day’s schedule details.
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Toronto dominates Syracuse in international clash 4 to 0
In an international match Toronto beat Syracuse 4 to 0. Newark edged Rochester 1 nothing. Newark won again 3 to 2 over Rochester in ten innings. Montic at Baltimore postponed. no other games scheduled.
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