Red Sox edge Yankees 1 0 in hard fought opening win
Boston pitcher Hausmann pitched his second straight 34 shutout as the Red Sox blanked the New York Yankees 1 0 in a tight early game. Despite scattered hits, New York managed little offense with Erters and Lazer delivering for Boston while Reed and Bucher contributed key plays on defense and in the field. Attendance reached 10 379 as Boston claimed the slim victory.
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Chisox Rally To Defeat Browns 5-4 in Chicago
The Chicago White Sox rallied to beat the St Louis Browns 5 to 4 after leading error by Vernon Stephens in the seventh and a late rally in the eighth. Nelson Porter took the loss for the Browns, while Earl Caldwell earned the win for Chicago with key support from Orval Grove.
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Nelson Porter
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Dicuenot
McAvoy Plans Ring Comeback in Heavyweight Venture
London reports former British middleweight champion Jock McAvoy, 3 year old misread here, plans a comeback. The British Boxing Board of Control vacated the middleweight title after Meavor held it eleven years and retired following a promoter dispute. McAvoy, famed as a hard puncher with several knockouts, weighs around 170 pounds and aims at heavyweight competition.
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Avoy
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New York
John Henry Lewis
Eisenhower Watches Braves Hand Giants Fourth Straight Loss
General Eisenhower attends a baseball game as the Braves rout the Giants 9 to 2, extending New York’s skid to four games. The crowd of 27,086 includes service members. Braves reach 60 wins as 16 game hitting streaks and key plays by Culler, Teahan, and Tobin shape the victory.
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Tasinges Figaie
Harlow Returns from Navy to Lead Harvard Football
Harvard announces Field Coach Dick Harlow has been discharged from the Navy as a lieutenant commander on June 12 and will report in August to supervise three weeks of pregerson practice. The 52 year old Harlow, on leave since December 1, 1922, served in the Pacific and the United States. Harvard plans a seven game schedule starting Oct 6 with near rivals only, avoiding Big Three games with Yale, Princeton, until 1946.
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College Track Stars in Midshipmen Lineup at Columbia
The New York university fielding a strong squad as Columbia bids for the Metropolitan title, led by Li Al Zi of Nebraska who scored 1722 last week, with stars from Case School and senior champion Lee Mall in broad jump, national junior 860 meters champion, and Lt. Bob Campbell completing a long Pacific-year service.
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Phillies and Dodgers Rained Out, Rescheduled Tonight
The Philadelphia Phillies and Brooklyn Dodgers had a rainout last night and will play a make up game tonight. The doubleheader atmosphere is anticipated as teams aim to complete the clash with strong pitching and batting performances.
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Philadelphia Phillies
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International 1 Rochester 5 leads to 0 Baltimore
A compact score snippet shows International defeating Rochester 5 to 1 while Baltimore trails 0 to 5. Subsequent lines list Baltimore 12 Rochester 5 and a sequence including Buffalo Jersey City Toronto Newark Montreal Syracuse with varied scores, indicating a busy, unstructured scoreboard segment.
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Senators Edge Trips 5-0 in Opening Game Rally
Albany Senators win 5-0 over the Triplets after scoring two in the third and three in later frames. Lewis, Luzansky, and Collins produced key hits as the Senators clinched the opener while the Trips stranded runners and mishaps limited scoring opportunities in a doubleheader leadup.
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Albany to Return Home Tomorrow
Albany opens a three game Hartford series against the Hartford Laurels, defending champions, at 2 o'clock. The schedule includes a Friday night doubleheader and a Sunday afternoon doubleheader in Utica, with Binghamton Elmira and Williamsport also appearing in the series, and matches planned through July in Hartford and surrounding cities.
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Chandler Takes Over as Baseball Czar
Washington reports that A B Chandler formally assumed the office of baseball commissioner. He said he has completed the process of taking charge with no formal oath and only routine matters remaining. The two major leagues will refer affairs to Chandler and his Chicago office as he plans to establish headquarters in Cincinnati.
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Hoop Jr Retired For Leg Injury Recovery
New York GPI Hoop Jr the Kentucky Derby winner will be retired to his owner F W Hooper near Montgomery Alabama to recover from a leg injury suffered in the Preakness at Pimlico last Saturday. Hooper said the colt may haveただ buried a tendon but he rode himself badly on the left foreleg. retirement for the season is planned.
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Hoop Jr
Montgomery
Ajt
Tex
Pimlico
F. W. Hooper
Hooper
Reds Top Cards 1 0ver 13 Innings Victory
Cincinnati Reds defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 1 19 in 13 innings last night after Al Unser drove in the deciding run. Red Barrett and Joe Bowman pitched for the Reds keeping the Cardinals scoreless into extras. Barrett, formerly with Boston, forged a 13 inning win helped by Meser and McComack on base.
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al Unser
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Joe Bowman
Barrett
St. Louis
Boston
Morton Cooper
A McComaick
Steve Mesper
Sarrect
Standings and results from the national and American leagues
Yesterday's results show Boston and New York in the National League with mixed scores and several night games. The American League reports Detroit and Cleveland wins, plus Washington sweeping Philadelphia, with team standings led by Detroit and New York, amid upcoming games. Eastern League briefly lists Albany, Binghamton, and Hartford matches with postponement noted.
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Walsh Thomas Bout in Schenectady Amateur Show
Jerry Walsh of Syracuse faces Sammy Thoma of Rome Air Base in the main event at the Bucci A C in Schenectady tonight with several other bouts on the card. The first bout starts at ten.
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Syracuse
Sammy Thoma
Rome Air Base
Bucci A. C
Schenectady
Deen
Vliet Sacred Heart Juniors Triumph 9 to 1
The Watervliet Sacred Heart Juniors defeated St. Paul’s of Troy 9 to 1 at the Catholic High field. Buddy Halpin pitched two hits and struck out 16 batters to pace Sacred Heart, now leading the Junior GYC Baseball League.
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Tigers Beat Indians 4 3 in TwiNght Game
Detroit defeats Cleveland 4 to 3 before 20 852 fans as Stubby Overmire saves for Zeb Eaton. Eaton allowed one hit and seven walks through five, then Overmire and Ed Meyer pitched relief with late runs warned by York and McBonnett. Gromek took the loss for Cleveland while Greenberg remained away. Detroit builds lead in the American League.
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Boxing Debut Delights at Hawkins Stadium in Troy
The boxing card at Hawkins Stadium Monday night drew praise despite poor weather. Highlighted by Carmen Sipello’s pro debut victory over Eddie McGee, the Schenectady prospect impressed with a disciplined finish. Local favorites also boosted interest, with hopes for more capable fighters like Sipello in future Troy shows.
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Nats sweep pair from A s 6 0 5 3
Washington pitcher Roger Wolff fired a dominant effort leading the Nationals to a 6 0 victory in the opener and a 5 3 win in the nightcap over the Philadelphia Athletics Pieretti contributed a run batted in each game while Hal Peck added a decisive double in the fourth inning of the first game as Washington swept the doubleheader and improved to seven wins against three defeats.
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