Newhouser Tops Indians For Tigers
Detroit pitcher Tex Newhouser dominated the Cleveland Indians to secure his tenth victory of the season. He allowed few hits, fanned key batters, and benefited from early run support. Offense included a home run and timely hits by Roy Cullenbine and Jim Dykes as the Tigers defeated Cleveland 7 to 3.
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Near Riot as Chisox Belt Browns 4-1
The Chicago White Sox defeated the St Louis Browns 4 to 1 to claim a second straight win. A four-run eighth inning sparked the comeback after a scoreless duel, with key hits from Bollingsworth Moses Schalk and Caster. Browns pitcher George Caster was removed amid a bench-clearing incident involving manager Passarella and Sox. Pete Gray doubled for the Browns, Vernon Stephens drove him in with two doubles. Browns slide to sixth place as Weebington topped Philadelphia.
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Hockey Scorecard From Echoes of Early League Play
International Newark beat Toronto 7 to 5 while Semey City defeated Buffalo 6 to 2. Jersey City 9 edged Buffalo 6. Baltimore topped Rochester 4 to 2 and Rochester 6 defeated Balianore 2 with Montreal 5 and Syracuse 3 in other listed results.
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Braves Wallop Giants 15 to 10 in Slugfest
Braves explode for 15 runs as Joe Meek drives in six with a homer and multi hits. Chester Workman adds four singles and Tommy Holmes extends hitting streak to 17 in league leading 355. Giants fall for the final 24 games. Denny Gerdella and Johnny Flucker homer for New York.
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Smiling Lass Cops Feature At Delaware Park
Smiling Lass owned by George Perry led from the gate to win by three quarters of a length over Rack Object with Brookmegde Siabie third in a two horse duel at Delaware Park. Pressures from Bleck Object and others trailed as the favorite asserted early and held off the late challenge.
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Miller Gets Nod In Hard fought Twin City Bowl Feature
Elizabeth Miller, flagged as a 12844 entrant from N. 5 GP, edged Jock Leslie of Flint Michigan in seven of eight rounds to win the referee Gene Roman’s decision in a hard fought feature event at the Twin City Bowl last night.
Senators Triumph In Second Game Of Doubleheader
Albany Senators complete a split with a 7 4 win after Gene Beames struck out seven over eight innings. Triplets star Binghamton pitcher Beames contributed on both mound and plate. Lucchi fractured ankle sliding into second base in the third inning. carry off field. Bearden steadied after rough start, allowing no further runs.
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Senators Open Three Game Series At Hawkins Park
The Albany Senators host the Hartford Baurers for a three game set at Hawkins with a single game tonight and a twin bill tomorrow. Mayhew started the offense with a first inning sacrifice and singles by Lisiecki and Ferisa produced a run in the third. The Trips tied in the fifth and then won with late hits in the eighth, while Hawley pitched the nightcap for Albany as the Senators battled through errors and walks to force late scoring before final outs.
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Janiro Defeats Freddie Addeo in Eight Round Bout
Janiro of Youngstown Ohio earned his 39th victory in 40 fights by decisively outpacing Freddie Addeo of Brooklyn in an eight round contest at Bacarthur Stadium. The bout featured 20 knockdowns but Janiro dominated from start to finish to win a unanimous decision.
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Nats Beat A's 7 5 For Third Straight Win
The Washington Nationals clinched their third consecutive victory over the Athletics by a 7 to 5 score. PhiladelphIa misplayed several chances as errors mounted, while George Kell and Bobby Estabile drove in runs. Myatt, Case, and Hall contributed key hits as Washington built and maintained a lead, with Newsom briefly translating to an Athletics advantage early before Washington regained control.
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Cubs Hand Pirates Fourth Loss in 5-3 Victory
Cubs star Phil Cavarretta and Claude Passeau led Chicago past the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-3 before 10,233 fans. Cavarretta homered in the first, driving in Jose Salas, while Dahlgren and Lopez contributed for the Cubs as they halted Pittsburgh's four game slide with strong late relief pitching.
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Dodgers Increase Lead with Double Victory Over Phillies
Brooklyn Dodgers won twice over the Philadelphia Phillies to extend their lead to three games. Art Her Ming earned a win with four strikeouts while Curt Davis allowed six hits in six innings. Eddie Baxiński continued his hitting streak to 13 games as Brooklyn surged in the opener. Dick Mauner pitched well until the eighth, when the Dodgers plated five runs.
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Standings and yesterday's results in the National and American Leagues
Baseball standings and yesterday's results for both leagues include Brooklyn and Philadelphia in the National League with mixed scores, Detroit and Cleveland in the American League, and several postponed or scheduled games with probable pitchers listed for Cleveland at Detroit, New York at Boston, and Philadelphia at Washington.
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Wyse Ordered to Tulsa Draft Board for Physical
Chicago Cubs pitcher Henry Wyse, who has six wins this season, said he has been ordered to report to Tulsa Oklahoma draft board for a physical examination and probable induction on Saturday.
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Former Tiger Star Leaves Bainbridge
Former Detroit Tigers slugging outfielder and key Bainbridge Naval Training Center baseball figure has departed for an undisclosed assignment. Also detached is ex New York Yankee Jake Wade, who served as a pitcher for the Commodores during his Bainbridge stay.
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Hank Greenberg Returns to Tigers in 59000 Year Pledge
Hank Greenberg, after four years in military service, rejoined the Detroit Tigers at a 59000 annual salary. He landed yesterday, plans a ten day training to be ready by June 3, with manager Steve ONeill promising a lineup place once fit. Greenberg, a former MVP and multi time home run leader, resumes with the club on the same pay as when he left for the Army.
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Sea Swallow Lone Entrant in Belmont Stakes Big Three
New York reports Sea Swallow as the only Belmont starter to run in both the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness. Seabiscuit fell seventh in the Derby and sixth in the Preakness with Hedley Woodhouse aboard for the Belmont.
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