Troy Suffers First State League Loss But Retains Lead
Amsterdam tops Carr's Club 12 to 3 at La Salle Field in a muddy game. Troy led early but Amsterdam surged with a four-run fourth inning and a total of 19 hits. Danny Cunha made a spectacular backhand catch. H. Tucker had four hits for Amsterdam. Eddie Nicholas, slated to start for Troy, pitched in relief for Amsterdam.
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Browns Trim Tigers Twice 6-3 and 5-4
The patched-up St Louis Browns beat the Detroit Tigers in both ends of a doubleheader 6-3 and 5-4, lifting to seventh place tie with the White Sox as Chet Laabs and Harold Clift hit two three-run homers. Vern Stephens missed action with a back injury, and Detroit’s Rudy York homered late in the nightcap. The Tigers have lost 10 of 34.
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Yanks Rally To Split Doubleheader With Washington
Yankees drop game one 3 to 3 as wild pitching aids Washington but rebound to win game two 7 to 6 behind a five run second inning. Rollie Hemsley Triples Keller homers twice with Stamback and Johnson adding key hits as New York edges back from an early deficit.
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Five Homers Help Bosox Sweep Doubleheader
Boston Red Sox slugged five homers yesterday to sweep a doubleheader from the Philadelphia Athletics at Shibe Park. Jim Tabor hit two, Bobby Doerr one, Babe Barna and Eddie Lake also homered. Yank Terry and Mace Brown shared the mound duties as Boston rose to fourth in the AL while Athletics fell to sixth. Barna’s eighth inning shot gave Brown the win in relief over Jess Flores.
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Inspectors and PRs win tight Arsenal Softball games
The Inspectors beat the Breeches 6 to 5 in a seventh inning rally while the PRs edged the Firemen 6 to 5. Harry Michelson delivered the key hit for the Inspectors with two outs and bases loaded. St Martin starred for the PRs, as Snow homered for the Breeches. Millington matched Firemen’s top record.
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St. Paul’s Takes Area C Y O Crown in 16-8 Win
St. Paul’s junior baseball team defeated St. Vincent’s 16 to 8 at Bleeker Stadium to annex the Albany Diocese C Y O junior championship. Tommy Luce went 5 for 5 with four runs, catching for the winners, while J Canfield fanned eight. Sweetser and Wiedman led St. Vincent’s with a triple and a double.
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Pete Russo Leads St. Michael's to 6-1 Win at Park
Pete Russo sparked St. Michael's to a 6-1 victory at Prospect Park over Our Lady of Victory. He collected three hits including a double and two singles while teammates backed him with solid hitting as Joe Akin pitched for the losers. The win tightens St. Michael's hold on the loop league and solidifies their league lead.
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Dodgers Top Giants in 10-Inning This Day Classic
In a single major league game yesterday the Brooklyn Dodgers beat the New York Giants 8 to 7 in 10 innings before 16,488 fans. A five-run Giants surge in the fifth was answered by Brooklyn's timely hitting and a late tenth inning rally. Whitlow Wyatt started for the Giants, Curt Davis finished for Brooklyn and Billy Herman, Dixie Walker and Augie Galan delivered the decisive hits. Walker collected four hits and two walks for a perfect day at the plate despite many stranded runners.
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Chisox Triumph In Opener As Indians Rally In Nightcap
The Chicago White Sox won 10 to 6 behind a seven run fourth inning before 9 365 fans. In the nightcap the Indians with Jim Bagby pitching six hits allowed a 7 to 2 victory. Cleveland gained possession of third place and extended the season series lead to four wins in five meetings. Allie Reynolds left early after Sox two runs, Jim Grant homered, and Orval Grove earned his fourth win while Bagby improved to seven and four. Mickey Rocco and Ken Keltner hit homers for Cleveland.
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Baseball scores from multiple games in a national league
National Brooklyn defeated New York 8 to 7. Pittsburg beat Cincinnati 5 to 4 in game one and 4 to 2 in game two. Philadelphia triumphed over Boston 13 to 7 and 7 to 0. St Louis edged Chicago 10 to 9 while Chicago won 2 to 1 in the rematch.
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Three ex-New England jockeys join Navy sailors
Former jockeys Walter Taylor Charlie Dickey and Victor Gervais have traded horse racing for naval service as they join the Boston based sailors. Their move reflects a broader wartime shift with riders pursuing seafaring duty alongside fellow servicemen.
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Cards Stop Cubs in doubleheader classic at Busch Stadium
The world champion Cardinale edged Chicago 10 to 9 in a frantic opener as St Louis exploded in the eighth inning aided by Stanky errors. Lou Klein cleared the bases and Bill Nicholson homered twice to back six Cardinal runs in one inning. Lanier earned the win with Cooper finishing for relief. Cubs use Prim Barrett Warneke Derringer and were blanked after a five-inning rain halt.
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Albany Senators Split Doubleheader With Scranton Red Sox
The Albany Senators split a twin bill with Scranton, winning 2-1 in 12 innings after a 1-2 loss in the nightcap. Lanky Gilmore outpitched Wood in the first game, Brutchak collecting four hits for Albany. In the second game, Holland started for Albany but Mason closed the game after a walk to Snyder, with a double play aiding the lead.
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Phillies Sweep Braves in Boston doubleheader 13-7 and 7-0
The Philadelphia Phillies opened their Boston campaign by taking both ends of a doubleheader. They won game one 13-7, piling up 10 runs in the seventh inning as Nate Andrews George Jeffcoat and Allyn Stout struggled on the mound. Mickey Livingston and Chuck Brewster led the offense with two hits each, Brewster adding two singles and Livingston a single and a homer with a man aboard. The nightcap ended 7-0 in favor of the Phillies as they pitched a shutout.
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Sports scoreboard brief of city teams and scores
American 1 Washington 5 New York 3. 2 New York 7 Washington 6. 1 Boston 7 Philadelphia 3. 2 Boston 6 Philadelphia 5. 1 St Louis 6 Detroit 5. 2 St Louis 5 Detroit 4. 1 Chicago 10 Cleveland 6. 2 Cleveland 7 Chicago 2. No games scheduled. Other Sports on Page 10.
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