Indians Triumph 4-2 Behind Bob Feller
Bob Feller hurled a near perfect game allowing one hit as the Indians defeated the Yankees 4 2 in Cleveland. Mickey Vernon hit a two run homer in the fourth to spark the rally backed by Vernons two hits and Doby and Kryhoski scoring others. Reynolds started for the Tanks and Page finished as Cleveland pulled ahead in the series.
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Tommy Henrich
Yogi Berra
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Ken Keltner
Larry Doby
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Pirates Win 9-4 Over Giants On Wild Seventh Inning
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the New York Giants 9 to 4 as a seven run seventh inning powered the victory. Bob Chesnes allowed seven hits in his fourth win against two losses while rookie outfielder Ding Rentilla provided a Father's Day homer and Ralph Kiner sparked the comeback with a double and intentional walk. The Giants later added runs on doubles by Gordon and Thomson, but Pirates short bursts in the sixth and seventh sealed the win before a crowd of 26,413 at PNC Park.
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Musial Leads Cards Past Phillies 6-5 Rally Finish
Stan Musial blasts two home runs as the St Louis Cardinals rally to edge Philadelphia 6 to 5. Chuck Diering also homered and Lou Klein scored the winning run in the ninth off Robin Roberts, lifting St Louis one game behind Brooklyn in the league race.
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Lou Klein
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Frisch and Two Cubs Bounced By Umpire Over Dispute
Chicago manager Frankie Frisch was ejected from the Cubs Dodgers game yesterday for arguing with calls. Catcher Rube Walker was also ejected for protesting ball and strike decisions in the third inning. Frisch defended his catcher and was bounced, while umpire Larry Goetz and Lovette Jordan ejected another Cubs player from the bench.
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Frankie Frisch
Wes
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bob Schedfing
Cole
Lov Jorda
Clifton Park Indians Top St Michael's 5 4 In Close League Game
Clifton Park Indians defeated St Michael's 5 to 4 in a tight Clifton Park League contest. R Nadler pitched six hit ball with 9 strikeouts for the Indians while Griffin allowed 7 hits and 10 strikeouts for St Michael's. Doug Fanthrop led the Indians with 2 for 4 including a double. Shillano with 2 for 3 starred for St Michael's. The Indians travel to Saratoga tomorrow for another league contest.
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Clifton Park Indians
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R. Nadler
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Doug Fanthrop
Shillano
Saratoga
Red Sox Rout White Sox 9 2 Behind Williams and DiMaggio Homers
Boston tops Chicago 9 2 as Ted Williams and Dom DiMaggio each homer and Chuck Stobbs earns his first major league win. Adams of Chicago injures head on bullpen fence amid Williams blast.
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Ted Williams
Dom DiMaggio
Chuck Stubbs
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Borton
Herb Adams
Santa Maria Hospital
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Kickers Play Tops Weekend at Troy Country Club
At Troy Country Club the weekend action for the Governors Cup race narrowed the field with incomplete matches. George Morrison won a tight heat after deadlocking with two club mates. Clarence Scott led Brunswick runners, while Joe Koenigshaver and Rodrey Chadwick contended for next spots in a crowded leaderboard.
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Ixtandoff
Jwuilkem Consors
Clarence
Scott
Brunswick
James K. Pat Hoek
James Thowes
Wharstiy
James Cronin
Walt Gorman
Joe Koenigshaver
Jack C. Te
Field Wander
Rodrey “Chadwick
Martin And Feldman Decide To Return To Baseball
Fred Martin and Barry Feldman plan to return to organized baseball after leaving the independent Quebec Provincial circuit. The pair, former minor leaguers, considered joining the New York Giants organization as they weighed their options for a comeback.
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Aseball
Fred Martin
Barry Feldmat
Marii
Lerain Canr
Feltan
New York Giants
Quebec
Braves Sweep Reds in doubleheader for third place rise
The Boston Braves defeated Cincinnati in a doubleheader to move into third place in the National League race. In the opener Johnny Antonelli allowed eight Reds hits as Bob Elliott drove in three runs and a Cincinnati error helped spark two more in the sixth. Warren Spahn earned his eighth win in the nightcap as Eddie Stanky and Pete Reed produced key scoring in a game where Cincinnati wild pitches and errors aided the Braves. The two games concluded with a 5-2 and 3-2 scores, extending Boston’s early-season momentum.
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Ciseihoat Reds
Braves
Johnny Antonelli
Bob Elliott
Warren Spahn
Elliott
Boston
Ted Klugszewski
Walker
Cooper
Alvin Dark
Spann
Eddie Stanky
Kluszewski
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Y- Ineer
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Tigers Blank Nats in twin bill behind Trucks and Hutchnson
Detroit pitchers Virgil Trucks and Freddie Hutchinson shut out the Washington Nationals in both ends of a doubleheader, 9-0 and 7-0. The Tigers moved within three games of the Yankees as Trucks earned his tenth win with a four-hit, scoreless effort, while Hutchinson allowed eight hits in the 7-0 victory aided by a 21-hit Detroit attack led by George Keil.
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Detroit Tigers
Virgil Trucks
Freddie Hutchnson
Washington Nats
Tigers
Detroit
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Trucks
Paul Calvert
Hutchinson
Mickey Harris
Dick Weisteroth
George Keil
Baseball results and standings from yesterday and today
Yesterday results show Brooklyn, St Louis, Boston, Philadelphia, New York, Cincinnati, Chicago and Pittsburgh with various scores. Standings list Brooklyn, St Louis, Boston, Philadelphia, New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, Pittsburgh and Detroit with win totals and percentages. Today’s schedule features Boston at Chicago and Philadelphia at Pitt, New York at St. Louis, Detroit at Boston, Cleveland at Philadelphia with several listed pitchers and projected matchups.
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Albany Senators Rally Past Wilkes-Barre for Double Victory
The Albany Senators beat the Wilkes-Barre Barons twice at Hawkins Stadium to extend their Eastern League lead to seven games. Kaleki and Masters earned wins in the nightcap after Benzel and Held paced the first game with late rallies. Henry, Lantiero, and Manno homered as Albany built a multi-run lead, then withstood late Barons offense to seal both winners.
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Pennsylvaniana
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Bob Chakalen
Anish
Pree Zikine
Eddie Kaleki
Bansel
Senators
Bob Chakales
Atarteej Wanr
Aurge
Elkins
Wilkes
A's and Browns Split in Hard Fought doubleheader
The Philadelphia Athletics split a doubleheader with the St. Louis Browns. In the opener rookie Alex Keliner pitched well but the A's won 2 to 0. The Browns came back to win the nightcap 7 to 2 behind Jefthander Jor Osstroweki. Lollar hit a three run homer in game one and Eddie Jones hit his 26th homer in game two.
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Sherm Loliar
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Rear Chere
Larus
Prlanesruts
Tom Ayers
Dyer
Bogeanconsta
Ovens
Williams Beats Siena Nine In Williamstown Baseball Clash
Williams College defeated Siena 43 to 3 on Saturday in Williamstown in a Commencement Day baseball encounter. Started by Tom Dyer the Williams pitcher was knocked out after a drive, while Eric Pogderowice finished strongly for Siena.
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Siena
Williamstown
Lawn
I Siena
Porphe
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Ita
Jciems
Ds Campeigh
Shau
Tom Dyer
Eric Pogderowice
Gay
Stone
Three Rivers and Gloversville Tie in Hoops
In a small score note Three Rivers records 1 and Gloversville 4 while another line lists Three Rivers 1 and Gloversville 4. A separate entry shows 2 Qrebre 4 and Fiitsfield 6. The fragmented data hints at a regional high school basketball or league scoring update.
Fungo Hitting To Feature At Legion Night At Hawkins Stadium
The Hawkins Stadium fungo hitting contest showcases American Legion pre game events with 12 to 16 competitors aiming for long drives. Notable entrants include Arnteeny, Arntzen, Knerr, Hahn, and Scranton’s Dwight Symonds, along with Ted DelGuere and Bob DiPietro. A center-field blast could threaten Babe Ruth’s 421 foot record.
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Ruth
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Orie Arntzen
Luther iKnerr
Johnny Hahn
Arnteeny
Scranton
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Ted DelGuerecic
Bob DiPietro
Averill Park Elects Captains for Three Sports
Averill Park Central School has elected captains for football basketball and baseball. Fred Davis and Robert Henrichson are co captains of football, David Karpiak leads basketball, and Clifford Hastings captains baseball. The recent intervarsity track meet saw seniors score 43 points. sophomores 90 percent, juniors 28 percent, and freshmen 8 percent in overall standings.
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Robert Henrichson
David Karpiak
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Hastinga
Berry
Devlin
June Jor
Collen
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Mardon
Dickinson
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Burridge
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