Williamsport Grays sweep doubleheader over Albany Senators
Grasmick won his third game as Williamsport beat Albany 5 3 in the nightcap after taking the opener 7 5. Patra earned his fifth victory in relief, while Gilmore and Collins led Albany with key hits. Eastern League action drew 2 263 fans as the Grays pulled away with late rallies and two decisive innings.
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A's Rally Past Yankees in Nightcap 8-6
Athletics mount a six run burst in the nightcap to defeat the Yankees 8-6 after taking the opener 4-0. Hamlin led a four hit effort for the A’s while Joe Page and Frankie Hayes contributed key moments. Nick Etten homered for New York as Luke Hamlin allowed four in the first game.
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Russ Christopher
Te Setold
al ‘Lyoss
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Faunkees
Johnny Lindell
Oscar Grimes
Frankie Hayes
Foard Garrizon
Jojo White
Bob Estalella
George Kell
Hayes
States
Standings and Scores Roundup Across Baseball and National League
Standings show Albany and Wilkes Barre leading various leagues with Utica and Scranton following. Games tonight include Albany at Williamsport Scranton at Binghamton and Wilkes Barre at Stica. Hartford hosts Elmira. National and American leagues list multiple box scores with Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Cincinnati and Detroit among others.
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Cardinals Split Doubleheader With Pirates In St Louis
League leading St Louis Cardinals beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 12 to 2 in the first game then lost the nightcap 3 to 1 at Sportsman's Park. Fritz Ostermueller won his fourth, Mort Cooper six, while Whitey Kurowski homered late for Pittsburgh and Jinx Lanier took the loss in his third. Attendance 15,292.
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gaener—Lenier
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Tal Attendane
Texas League Set for 1945 Season
President Jaivin Gardner predicts the Texas League will resume in 1945 as Europe’s invasion frees manpower and returns players from military service. He states the nation will be in good shape, providing more players and fewer reasons to keep men in the army.
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Texas League
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Froen
Laurels land hurler Odom from Braves
Eminent right handed pitcher Dave Odom, formerly with the Philadelphia Athletics and Boston Braves and most recently with Indianapolis of the American Association, has been optioned by the Boston Club to the Laurels of the Eastern League. Odom will report to the Eastern Leaguers in uniform tomorrow and his arrival likely forces manager Del Bissonette to cut one player from the roster.
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Trips Beat Miners 7-1 In Nightcap Of Split Doubleheader
The Binghamton Triplets defeated the Scranton Miners 7-1 in the second game of a doubleheader before about 1,200 fans. Scranton took the opener 2-0. Charley Mistos pitched the nightcap. Dinges and Suchecki doubled for Scranton, with Blasini erring on a key play.
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Byron la Forest
Bob Russell
Koney
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Albany
Dinges
Arnold Cohen
Savino
Scranton
Suchecki
John Bailey
Blasini
Bala
Hopper
Russell
Schenectady F C tops Royal Air Force in Central Park
The Schenectady team defeated the Royal Air Force soccer squad 13 to L in Central Park yesterday. Schenectady led 5 to 0 at halftime but faced tougher play after the break.
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Dodgers Triumph In Second Game Over Phillies 7 to 3
Brooklyn hands Philadelphia a 7 to 3 defeat in game two of a doubleheader after dropping the opener. 17,253 fans witnessed Ed Head win his first major league game while the Flatbushers backed him with early runs.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Sever Incings
Giants Sweep Braves With Twin Bill Wins 9-2 and 7-1
The Giants pounded 27 hits to take both ends of a doubleheader from the Braves 9-2 and 7-1. Boston pitchers were hit hard as five Braves errors aided the Giants, who built early leads in both games. Mellon left with a sore arm after seven innings in the second game, replaced by Ace Adams. Danny Gardella homered once for the Giants as 15,005 fans watched the daylong doubleheader.
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Bosox and Nats split doubleheader with high-scoring games
Boston team blasts Washington 9 to 6 in game one while the Nats win the nightcap 1 to 0 after a long sweltering crowd of 17,494. Jimmie Bucher and Joe Kuhe homered for the Sox, as Washington outhits Boston in the opener but loses.
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Laurels Extend Lead With Elmira Split in Doubleheader
Laurels gain ground in the Eastern League pennant race by winning the nightcap 7 to 1 after dropping the opener 15 to 5 to Elmira. Bill Marshal pitched four hitless innings, while Ernie Bickhaus took his first loss of the year for the Pioneers before Herman Fink relieved.
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Seattle Buys Toledo Star Hal Spindel for Rainers
Seattle baseball management disclosed the purchase of Hal Spindel from Toledo's American Association Grub to bolster the Rainers short-handed catching department. Spindel, signed from the U C I A campus a decade ago, was drafted by the St Louis Browns in 1938. He left baseball last year to work in a Seattle shipyard.
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St .Louis Browns
Carpenter Dominates Frear Park Tourney Match Ups
Jerre Carpenter won his first round match at Frear Park defeating Leo LaFrenier 4 up after earning last week’s association cup medal. Bevan Lisle beat Bert Kaye 2 and 1 while Pat Sheridan edged Charles Brendese 1 up. Other results include Joe Somogyi over Herb Boursteis, Lup. Polk over Morris Flaxple 2 and 1, and Lou Masian advancing by default over George Fears.
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Joey Somogyi
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Pete Kopeha
Walt’ Puieionke
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Herbert Johnson
Troy Barons Triumph 3-2 at Veteran Memorial Stadium
The Troy Barons defeated the Green Island Chiefs 3 to 2 at Veteran Memorial Stadium Green Island yesterday. The winning run came in the ninth as Bob Halforan led off with a single, moved to second on a sacrifice and scored on John Nerboths single. McGowan and Halforan formed the battery for Troy while Messier and Cornes pitched for Green Island.
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Parker Wins 51st Consecutive Race At A A U Meet
Parker of San Antonio Texas won the 200 meter final at the National A A U track and field championships in New York, marking his 51st consecutive race win. Ed Conwell of New York Pioneer Club was edged in the final strides as Parker clocked 21.3 seconds. Other winners included Elmer Morris of Morgan State in the 400 meter, Cornelius Warmerdam in the pole vault, and Bob Kelley of the University of Illinois in the 500 meter.
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Muddy) Young
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White Sox sweep Indians in doubleheader
Chicago wins opener 3 2 after Moses ties in ninth on Skeeter Webb hit and Schalk single to drive Moses. In the nightcap the White Sox win 7 6 with a two run ninth inning after Mesest hits a homer and George Bell’s late rally flares the comeback. The Indians had led 6 2 in the seventh before Chicago’s comeback despite strong resistance.
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Women Begin Golf Battle at Western Open Showdown
The 15th Women's Western Open at Suburban Park features defending champion Patty Berg and former winner Babe Didriksen Zaharias as top contenders. Dorothy Germaine, Dorothy Kirby, and Mathethe Fox vie for title amid Berg's off form due to duties.
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St John’s Nine Wins Junior Championship Trophy
St. John’s of Rensselaer defeated St. Paula nine of Troy yesterday at St. Rensselaer by 5 to 2 to win the junior championship. St. Paul’s won the previous year and received the Johney Evers trophy.
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