Elmira Pioneers win in 12th on Gregory’s clutch hit
Elmira Pioneers beat Albay 3 2 in thirteen innings with Ken Gregory driving in the decisive run on a right field single after a long marathon game that stretched past midnight. Shortstop Joe Ecile left injured after a pitch, ambulance stood at home plate, and Herman Fink earned the win as Elmira and Senator's contest spooled into extra frames.
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Giants Triumph Over Dodgers 11-2 Behind Voiselle Ninth Victory
Giants pitcher Bill Voiselle clinched his ninth win of the season as New York defeated the Dodgers 11 to 2. Johnny Rucker and Mane Mel Ott led the Giants with three hits apiece in a nine run attack, driving in nine runs between them. Rucker scored three times while Ott drove in two. Dodgers starter Rube Melton pitched seven innings allowing four runs before the bullpen gave up seven more in the ninth. Ralph Branca and Clyde Ring allowed the late runs for Brooklyn.
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Standings and Schedules From The Eastern Baseball League
Eastern standings show Elmira 3 Albany 2 in 12 innings while Wilkes Barre tops Binghamton 5 1 Hartford 4 Williamsport 1 and 1 Ttca 6 over Scranton 3 2 Ttca 6 Scranton 2 Tonight Albany visits Elmira Hartford plays Williamsport Utica at Scranton Binghamton at Wilkes Barre National results list New York 1 Brooklyn 2 Pittsburgh Cincinnati 6 St Louis 6 Chicago 4 2 St Louis 7 Chicago 2 Philadelphia at Boston postponed New York at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Pittsburg St Louis at Chicago American standings show New York 4 Washington 3 2 Washington 6 New York 4 Philadelphia 5 Boston 2 Cleveland 9 Detroit 7 St Louis 11 Chicago 2 Am games today list Washington at New York Wynn vs Zubertt Boston at Philadelphia Woods and Bowman vs Christopher and Black Cleveland at Detroit Kennedy vs Gentry Chicago at St Louis Strinch vs Inkuck or Potter.
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Armstrong Defeats Nick Latsios In Ten Round Dearpts
Henry Armstrong, weighing 142 ¾ pounds to Nick Latsios 145 pounds, won a ten round decision before 8000 at Griffith Stadium. Armstrong pressured throughout and forced Latsios to retreat, with decisive moments in the tenth. No knockdowns occurred as the veteran champ outboxed the Greek American challenger.
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International Scores Highlight Midwest to Northeast Action
Baltimore beat Rochester 2 1 and Newark 6 in Toronto 6, Toronto 4 over Newark 2. Syracuse 2 lost to Buffalo 1 while Buffalo 3 Syracuse 0, Jersey City edges Montreal with a disputed post.
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Pirates Edge Reds 2 1 In Ninth Inning Rally
Pirates break slump in ninth with three hits and two runs to beat Cincinnati 2 to 1. Ray Starr and Ed Heusser duel until final frame as Reds score on error and a single before Pittsburgh responds with the decisive rally.
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Segura Wins Easily in Net Match
Segura the Ecuadorian star moved into the Tri-State tennis tourney quarter finals after a straightforward win over William Schneebeck and a forfeit for Tack McManis. Pauline Betz and Catherine Wolf won in the women’s singles fourth round, while Joanne Duane upset Mery Donnalley as other results included Dorothy Bundy and Mary Arnold advancing in a field with several notable players.
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Joe Carter Wins Easily at Twin City Bowl Feature Bout
In Elizabeth New Jersey last night Joe Carter of Rome defeated Johnny Carter in the scheduled ten rounds, capitulating after three rounds. The rome fighter proved dominant as the Philadelphia challenger outweighed by seven pounds.
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A's Cup Third Straight from Bosox 5 to 2
Philadelphia Athletics led by Dick Siebert and Jess Flores defeated the Boston Red Sox 5 to 2 to claim a third consecutive win. Siebert belted a key homer and double, Flores drove in runs, and Boston managed only three hits after the sixth inning as Philadelphia moved into sixth place.
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Yankees Rally To Split Openers With Nationals In Doubleheader
New York swings back in the first game to edge Washington 4 3 as Stan Spence homers for the Nats in the fourth. Jim Turner wins the opener for the Yankees while Mickey Hatten goes the distance in the nightcap as Washington wins 6 4. Milo Candini limits his former teammates to collect his third win of the year.
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Protest by AA Loop Club Disallowed
President George Trautman of the American Association disallowed a protest by Minneapolis manager Rosy Ryan over Columbus victory in the second game of a twin bill with the Redbirds and Millers. The issue centered on an attempted double play when Columbus List baseman Joe Mack threw to umpire Barry Donovan and the ball was deflected to the ground to avoid contact. Donovan ruled two outs, Slack later touched home plate, and Ryan argued the ball was caught. Trautman ruled the matter covered by playing rule 47 section six.
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Sam Hildreth and Sinclair's Racing Empire
Ned Brown recounts Sam Hildreth and Herry F Sinclair building the Rancocas Stable into a dominant racing operation. They bought winners, hired top jockeys Laverne Fator and Hart Sande, and profited from bold bets and high-stakes gambles across major tracks, shaping a era of turf expansion despite personal and financial swings.
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Browns Blast Chisox 11-2 to Grow Lead in AL
St Louis Browns routed the Chicago White Sox 11 to 2 to extend their American League lead to two and a half games. Lee Ross relieved in the seventh, four Browns runs came in that inning, three more in the eighth. Gene Moore hit his fourth homer of the year with bases empty in the fifth, Vernon Stephene added his seventh fourbagger in the eighth, driving in George McQuinn. Nelson Potter earned his seventh win for the Browns.
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Pace Setting Cards Subdue Cubs in doubleheader
St Louis Cardinal pitchers limited the Cubs to a 6-4 win and a 7-2 victory before 36,893 fans. Ken O’Dea homered in the second game as Lou Novikof and others delivered for Chicago. The twin wins push the Cardinals 3 1/2 games behind Pittsburgh and drop the Cubs 16 1/2 games back.
Laurels Edge Grays 4–1 Before 3256 Fans in Williamsport
Warren Mueller pitched effectively for Hartford, beating Williamsport Grays 4 to 1 in front of 3,256 fans at Bowenan Park. Mueller escaped trouble at times, receiving strong support from his young shortstop as the Laurels clinched the win.
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Seeded Net Stars Advance in Eastern Intercollegiate Tennis
Seeded players from Elizabeth Town and Florida colleges moved into the quarterfinals after second-round wins at Elizabeth Town Country Club. Barry College’s Miss Wart defeated Gioris of Montclair Cotton State, while Katharine Lopans and Marilyn Barnett posted decisive sets. In the men’s draw, Princeton’s Frederick OC Prior held off Edward George in a tight 7-5 6-4 upset-ready match.
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Boxing bout approved for Pep Joyce at Hartford arena
Chicago promoter Jack Keane secured permission from Chairman Sheldon Clark of the Division Boxing Commission to stage a full round bout featuring Wilie Hehe of Gary Indiana against Joyce of Gary Indiana at Comiahey Park on July.
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Indians Beat Tigers 9 to 7 in Cleveland comeback win
Cleveland piled up 14 hits to defeat the Detroit Tigers 9 to 7, with Rudy York and Mickey Cochrane homering for Detroit and Johnny Gorsica taking the loss. Kev Kleiman earned the win for Cleveland as Paul Oden starred with a perfect day at the plate.
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Rouge Dragon Wins Jumps At Delaware
Rouge Dragon ridden by Willie Owen won the Georgetown Steeplechase Handicap at Stanton Delaware, a half length ahead of Knight's Quest with Mad Policy third. The top two faced a tough two mile course as 10,500 spectators watched an eventful finish after Knight's Quest veered off course. Rouge Dragon carried 158 pounds and paid 714.90 with winnings of 6,200.
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