Blast Chase From Hill in Fifth Inning
Boston Braves win 3 to 3 in a 14-hit game as Giants fall to sixth loss in seven. Ken Chase struggles with a four-run fifth inning. Vick Bartell and Charley Workman homer for Boston. Nate Andrews gains win for the Braves while Mel Ott hits his eighth homer for New York.
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Triplett Stars As Phillies Over Dodgers 8 2
Coaker Triplett hit two triples driving in five runs as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 8 to 2 at Shibe Park. Schoolboy Rowe pitched eight innings for his sixth win. Buck Newsom lasted a third of an inning for Brooklyn. Danny Murtaugh opened the Phils’ half of the first inning and the Phillies built a 4-0 lead in 15-hit attack. Triplett’s two triples came with two on in the first and with the bases loaded in the sixth.
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Mize Sparks Sailors to Win in 5-0 Victory
Michigan City Cubs fell 5-0 as G L I Sailors blanked them behind Johnny Mize former Giants first baseman who drove in two runs with a sixth inning single Glen McQuillen doubled in a run and Ed Pallagrini brought home another.
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Baseball In Brief Yesterday's Results First Game
Springfield beat Albany 5 to 4 in seven innings as Seward and Stephenson led Springfield while Moran Gibson and Rensa contributed for Albany. Second game Springfield won 9 to 6 in six innings with Doll Comiskey Knerr and Camelli starring for both teams. Hartford triumphed 12 to 3 over Utica, and Scranton defeated Elmira 9 to 3. Wilkes Barre won 4 to 8 over Binghamton. Sox 8 5 McClure.
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Darkness Halts Yankees Red Sox Game in Eleventh
In a twilight 11th inning finish at Fenway Park, the Yankees and Red Sox tied 2-2 after 11 frames. Joe Gordon hit a ninth inning homer that briefly tied the game, but darkness end the contest with both teams level. The Boston crowd of about 6,206 watched a wary pitchers duel and a tense late rally.
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Baseball scores and standings from today’s games
National Boston 5 New York 3 Chicago 6 St. Louis 0 Philadelphia 8 Brooklyn 2 Pittsburg at Cincinnati postponed. Standings show Le Pet St Louis 35 34 625 Brooklyn 3 26 587 Pittsburg 300 26 B86 Philadelphia 30 23 AT Cincinnati 28 37 509 Boston 26 2 AT3 Chicago 22 36 -379 New York R 37 373 Today’s games list pitchers for each matchup including Tobin Hubbell Higbee Kraus Pollett Derringer Butler Vander Meer.
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Baseball scores and pitching matchups from early games
The card lists scores for New York at Boston and several other matchups including Philadelphia at Washington and Detroit at St. Louis. It notes games called in darkness in 11th, with pitchers Borowy Hughson Wolff Haefner Pyle Bridges Muncrief Dietrich Dean and teams New York Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia St. Louis Detroit Boston Washington.
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Peg Delehant Quits Golf for WAAC
Peggy Delehant former New York State women’s golf champion and well known in Troy is undergoing basic training in the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps at the Fourth WAAC training center at Fort Devens Massachusetts. She is a member of Schuyler Meadows Club and Wolferts Roost Country Club.
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CYO Loop Tomorrow Features St. Michael's St. Paul's Clash
In Prospect Park at 2 30 tomorrow St Michael's faces St Paul's in the opening game of the CYO Loop. Sacred Heart meets Our Lady of Victory in the nightcap. At Catholic High Field St Peter's hosts Port Schuyler at 2 30. St Michael's leads the league with six wins and one loss.
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Goldstein Cups Jersey Net Title in Maplewood Tennis
Unseeded Richard Goldstein of Rochester wins the New Jersey District junior singles crown at Maplewood Tennis Club, defeating top seed Joseph Scheerer of West Orange in a five set match 8-10 1-6 6-3 6-1 6-4. Savitt and Kaufman take juniors doubles 6-4 6-1 2-6 6-4. Brooklyn’s Harry Boykoff joins the King’s Guard army unit.
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Scranton Beats Elmira 9-3 in Easy Win
Scranton Minor leaguers toppled Elmira 9 to 3 to even the series at one game each. Ollie Byers allowed nine hits in a strong outing for his eighth win, while Elmira’s pitchers Baker Raney and Bickhaus walked twelve and yielded eight runs in the second and third innings amid a large crowd. The Miners swatted four runs in the first inning.
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Lehigh Declines to Play Service Players in Grid Season
Lehigh University will not face teams using military service students next season. The decision aims for even competition, arguing civilian players are scarce and Navy schools will field rugged veterans. The piece praises Lehigh for choosing senior civilians over younger service members to avoid unequal matchups.
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Senators Rally To Take Eastern League Showdown
Albany team split a doubleheader with Springfield, losing the opener 5-3 with Rifles scoring in the sixth, then winning the nightcap 5-1 to clinch the series two games to one. Knerr earned his fourth win in relief, while Dolt allowed nine hits in the nightcap as Albany capitalized on Springfield errors.
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Frick Hears Giants Protest Over Phillies Game
New York Giants protest the June 3 game at the Polo Grounds against the Phillies. National League president Ford Frick heard evidence and said a decision would come in a few days. Manager Mel Ott claimed Babe Dahlgren should be out on a pitch, while umpire Beans Reardon ruled it a no pitch and Dahlgren delivered a three run double for the Phillies.
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Indians Clout Chisox Six to Two Behind Smith
The Cleveland Indians beat the Chicago White Sox 6 to 2 as southpaw Al Smith held Chicago to eight hits. Cleveland tallied three in the first, added one in the fourth and two in the seventh. Wade lasted only two thirds of an inning. the Chisox also had eight hits. Cartright extended his hitting streak to 21 games. Smith earned his fifth win against two losses.
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Hess All Stars Impress With Falzo No-Hitter and 6-0 Record
Hess All Stars, led by coach Pat Simmons, showcase strong pitching from Frankie Falzo with six wins and a no hit no run game. The team sports a ten game win streak this season, while list of members includes Johnny Patak tar, George Stewart, Steve Zonitch, and others.
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Hesses Defeat St Peter’s 4-2 For 10th Straight Win
The Hess All Stars beat St Peter’s 4-2 at the 116th Street diamond to stretch their season win streak to ten. Art Fraselo and Frankie Falzo limited the opposition to one hit while Don Caswell provided the St Peter’s homer. The Hesses broke a 2-2 tie in the seventh on two steals, two errors, and a sacrifice fly. Tomorrow the Hesses host the reorganized Shawmints at Watervliet High School field.
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Troy to Face Gloversville Tomorrow At 3 O'Clock
Troy hosts Gloversville at La Salle Diamond tomorrow at 3 PM as top hitters Shine Kane and Bill Carr lead the State League leaders. Gloversville will counter with Em Battalino on the mound and a lineup featuring Len Hurley at first and Heinie Haack at short.
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Rochester Wins Close Interleague Matchups
International 1 Rochester 8 Baltimore 7. 2 Rochester 5 Baltimore 1. 1 Buffalo 4 Syracuse 3. 2 Syracuse 7 Buffalo 1 Toronto 5 Jersey City 0. Newark 5 Montreal 3, 10 In.
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Walks Give Triplets 6-4 Win Over Barons
The Triplets beat the Wilkes Barre Barons 6-4 as Ambrose Palica walked eight and two of those free passes scored in the eighth. Jack McClure earned the win with Rager delivering a key hit in the ninth before Sudol ended the threat. Barons outhit the Triplets but left bases loaded in the first inning. Johnny Ray, managing heavyweight Billy Conn, narrowly escaped a trolley accident during a recent heart attack episode in Pittsburgh.
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Homers Help Browns Shell Tigers Six to Three
In St Louis the Browns beat the Detroit Tigers 6 to 3 to take game one of a four game set. Vernon Stephens hit his ninth homer with a man on in the fourth after Don Gutteridge walked, and Mike Chartak followed with a blast to the roof of the right field stands. Denny Galehouse earned his second straight win with support from teammates in the late innings.
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Senators Idle Today Play Two Tomorrow
Albany's Eastern League Senators are idle today and will meet the Hartford Laurels in a double header tomorrow at Hawkins Stadium with the first game at 2 p.m.
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