Brooks Nip Braves 9-8 Second Tilt Over Boston
Brooks Nip Braves defeat Boston 9 to 8 in the second tilt as they pull their sequenced wins. The game features tied score in the third inning with scoring opportunities and notable hits by Dixie Walser and Hing. Starter JE Passponater earns the win. Goanty m and Steaighth contribute on offense while Worsmes and Hutek provide bullpen depth.
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A's Rally to Nip Yankees 4 3 in Seventh
The Philadelphia Athletics edged the New York Yankees 4 3 after a seventh inning rally. Borowy drew a bases loaded walk to force in the tying run before Estalella delivered the game winning hit figures. Sorowy suffered a second loss, while Knerr and Metheny contributed infield and outfield plays.
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Liner 105s Repairs Win At Arsenal
Liner 105s Repairs beat Arsenal 31 to 16 in Watervliet Softball League play at Watervliet High School diamond. Dave Cohen had 16 hits in four trips, Lefty Prescott went four for four with five RBIs, and Sherman led Repairs with three for five. Dick Page and Joe Pello drove in runs for the Tanks.
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Albany Wins Elmira Series 3 1 Over Kish Pioneers
Albany defeated Kish Pioneers 3 to 1 to clinch the Elmira series as Nt and Ziver Kielled key hits. Frederick Clemence and Greenwald contributed in support while Albany turned crucial defensive plays including a double play to halt late Pioneers threats.
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Pirates Beat Cardinals 5 2 As Elliott Homers In Rise
Pittsburgh Pirates victory over St Louis Cardinals 5 to 2 before about 24 000 fans. Elliott hit a sixth inning homer and added two singles to power the Pirates while the Cardinals collected a double, a triple and a single for their two runs. The game featured early exchanges, tied games, and late scoring as pitching changes shaped the outcome.
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Cubs Take Pair From Reds 8 1 3 0
Chicago Cubs win the nightcap 3 0 to complete a doubleheader sweep after taking the opener. Harold Vandenberg pitched effectively in the night game despite a fluke error by Al Libke in the first inning. Claude Passeau held Cincinnati to six hits in the opener, with three runs scoring in the first inning off Vernon Kennedy who had been with the Reds from Philadelphia last week. Patko and Merulo drove in key runs as the Cubs offense exploded in early frames. Walters was hurt and left the game as Chicago capitalized on Reds miscues to add another pair later.
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Indians Trim Browns by 5 2 Score
The Indians defeated the St. Louis Browns 5 to 2 in the opener of the interleague series. Lou Boudreau hit a homer with one on and two out in the fourth. Don Ross had a bases loaded two RBI single in the sixth as Cleveland took the lead. The Browns threatened late but were held in check as Cleveland closed with eight hits.
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Standings and results from the National and American Leagues
Yesterday's results show the National League with New York beating Philadelphia 7 to 5 and Chicago defeating Cincinnati 8 to 2. Pittsburg leads the NL standings, followed by Brooklyn and Chicago. In the American League, Boston defeated Washington twice, and Philadelphia beat New York while Cleveland and St. Louis won, with several games postponed or called due to rain. Upcoming probable pitchers are listed for key matchups including New York at Philadelphia and Brooklyn at Boston.
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Giants End Skid by Defeating Phillies 7 to 5
New York Giants halt a six game slide with a 7 to 5 win over Philadelphia. Leon Treadway led off with a three run homer and four RBIs, sparking a second inning rally as Ernie Lombardi Bill Jurges and Buddy Kerr added key hits. Emmerich earned the win while Hansen took the loss after giving up three runs in relief.
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Robinson Knocks Out McDaniels At Garden
Sugar Robinson defeats Jimmy McDaniels at Madison Square Garden by a second round KO. Robinson, the favored Harlem challenger, used stiff jabs and a sharp left to floor McDaniels at 1 23 of the second round, extending his unbeaten run to 33 victories in 37 fights.
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Ferriss Wins Doubleheader Nightcap in 14th Innings
In a tight first game, Boston beat Washington 6 to 5 as John Lazor delivered a bounding single to break the game open in the 14th inning. Dave Ferriss earned his ninth victory, overcoming Pieretti and Carrasquel, while Lazor starred with four hits. The second game was halted after 2 1/2 innings due to curfew with the score 4 to 4, the result postponed by the 12:50 am rule.
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Nova KO's Fenske in Ninth Round at Olympia
Nova, heavyweight from Las Vegas, defeats Grand Rapids youth Howard Fenske in the ninth round of a scheduled 10. Nova weighed 201 pounds to Fenske 1784 pounds, delivering body punches and a right uppercut that ended the fight after a late ninth round surge by Fenske. Crowd of about 610 fans paid a gross take of $15,118.42.
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Boxing Night at Hawkins Stadium Sparks Local Debuts
Gate opens at Brouday night for a Gat pro boxing show led by Moe Myers promoter. Montreal star Jean Barriere meets Paulie Jackson in the main event with several Troy area debuts and a large Schenectady delegation expected to attend. Carmen Sippello and Pat Smith, from Schenectady and Scotia, highlight the supporting card.
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Clifton Welch Net Team Wins Doubles Title at Rollins
Clifton Welch from Winter Park Fla with Peggy Welch captured the women’s intercollegiate doubles crown at Rollins College Longland defeating Brookline Mass teammates Connie Clifton Betty Rosenquest and Lilian Lopaus. The 18 year old Miss Clifton also won the singles title by defeating Judy Atterbury of Wellesley College and New York 68 1 yesterday.
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Carbuncle Keeps Hank Gowdy Out of Reds Doubleheader
Hank Gowdy, veteran Cincinnati Reds manager catcher, was absent from his usual position as Cincinnati faced Chicago in a twilight doubleheader. He had gone earlier in the day to his Columbus home for treatment.
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Rain Forecast Delays Soccer Doubleheader and Scores Shifts
International 4 Syracuse 4, Buffalo 2 postponed due to rain. Montreal 15 Jersey City 4, Baltimore 12 Toronto 6 Newark 3 Rochester 1.
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