Senators and Trips Split in Albany Bond Auction Night
The Albany Senators split with the Trips 3 to 6 as the inaugural game ended early and the nightcap went to the opposite side. A bond auction raised over 2.5 million dollars for Manager Collins, with multiple large bids from local banks and fans, including 3 million for the Binghamton team and 5 000 for team mascot Jimmy McCarey.
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Jack McGrath
Tom McCarrey
Albany
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Finch Wear
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Hawkins Stadium
Bisghexton
Albany! Senators
Gere Marin
Enlora
Presk
Williams
Albany City and County Savings Bank
Callins
Mechanics and Farmers Bank
Binghamon
Len Gilmore
Seastory
Johuary Evers
Big Stague
Jimmy ifc-Carey
James
Rip) Collins
Albany Senators
Senators Rally to Take Opening Game in Nightcap Loss
The Washington Senators defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers in the opener with a four run third inning after spotting Bingham for a ten lead. Gilmore pitched a four hitter for his 11th win in 12 starts, while the Triplets tied the nightcap before a late rally gave the Senators the win and a protest filed after lights were turned on. An auction to aid the war effort drew buyers who presented bonuses back to players and notable participants included Forrest Willis Joe Nolza and Johnny Lawrence.
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Senators
Ece
Gilmore
ORC
Sorcery
Hee
Chuck
Jey
Johnny Moore
Binghamton
Gene Martin
Valters
Jackson
Lewis
Cohen
Barnhart
Mayhew
Collis
Renza
Cronin
Gionfriddo
Gionfridds
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Coillns
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Rense
Bounder
Bertier
Catling
Athany
Luzansky
Greer- Ward
Crow
Lukaszak
Wentworth
Gréentrid
Lukasiuk
Senaters
Triptets
Hawkins
McCaffrey
Forrest Willis
Joe Nolza
Johnny Lawrence
Gren
Sampson Naval Training Station
John Boyd Thacher
Yankees Rally Twice to Split Twinbill With A’s
The New York Yankees defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 4 3 in the first game and 5 2 in the second, before 29 197 fans, with George Stirnweins homering in the opener and Don Sevage and Mike Garbark homering in the nightcap as Jess Flores and Bob Newsom were lifted early.
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Philadelphia
New Fe Yankees
Athletics
Jess Flores
Yanks
George Stirnweins
Bud Metheny
Herschel Martin
Johnny Lindell
Nick Etten Rit
Metheny
Lindell
Etter
Rolie Memsley
A’s
Hal Epps
Frank
Hayes
Bobby Esisleila
Hal Busch
Irv Hellare Yanks
Boba Newsom
Don Sevage
Mike Garbark
Wiest Garoe
Peacock Retains Pentathlon Title
U S Coast Guard star Eulace Peacock, former Temple University rider, won the 1948 AAU Pentathlon with 2252 points. He led in the shot put, long jump, and javelin, and took second in discus while Pvt Hubert Gates claimed the 100 meter dash.
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Eak Cage
Marquette Univerity
Milwaukee
Wis
Hubert Gates
Langies Field
Well Known Chicago Boxing Referee Dies at 73
The Chicago boxing community mourns the death of well known referee and agent manager 73 who reportedly died of a heart attack yesterday. Details remain sparse as tributes pour in from ringside and trainer contacts.
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Chicago
Thiry
wRashire
Acnathan
Dormer
Browns Sweep Tigers In Doubleheader Victory
St. Louis Browns defeated Detroit Tigers in a doubleheader 5 to 4 and 5 to 2 to complete a clean series sweep. The Browns, leading the league, extended their winning streak as Detroit had limited success against the Browns this season.
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St. Louis
Detroit Tigers
Browna
Detroit
Browns
Gretawich coach wins New Jersey girls tennis title
Noteen Haney of Gretawich defeated Nina Irwin of New York 2 0 4 in the 11th annual Anne Cumming Memorial Tournament at the Westfield Tania Clubs to claim the New Jersey girls title.
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Net Chown
Westfield
Nats and Red Sox Split Doubleheader in Boston
In a cold wind and drizzle, the Washington Nats edged the Red Sox 5 4 in the opener before Boston bounced back to win 9 0 in the nightcap. Tex Hughson pitched effectively for Boston in game two, allowing only three hits as he earned his tenth win.
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Sox
Tex Hughson
Milo Candini
Pete Fox
Washington
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Tor
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Hauszano
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Barrett
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Taebor
Weagoer
Suliiran
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Kohels Doerr
Newsome
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Candisl
Lafebere
Chisox Sweep Indians to Grab Second in AL
The White Sox swept a doubleheader from Cleveland, winning 21 to 0 and 4 to 0 before 26,442 fans to rise to second in the American League. Dietrich tossed a six hit shutout in the opener, with Thurman Tucker and Greg Clarke each singling three times. In the nightcap a rain delay shortened play but Jim Webb's two out double produced the deciding run as Vince Castling drove in the eventual winner.
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Cleveland
Dietrich
Indians
Greg Clarke
Thurmen Tucker
Kayood
Mel Harder
Ray Poat
Steves Gromek
Hal Bleine
Tucker
Wally
Moses
Sox
Ed Eieman
Ken Keltner
Lou Boudreau
Buddy Rosar
Eé.Lopat
Jim Webb
Vince Casting
Braves Edge Giants in Opening Game and Nightcap
Braves win opener 4-1 behind Charlie Barrett as Giants fall 5-1 in nightcap. Voiselle allows two runs but loses after a double by Voiselle, Holmes homer, and Lombardi adds a solo shot. Rucker scores on Ott's infield out. Errors by Jurges and Mancuso help Boston in first game.
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Braves
New York Giants
Boston
Charlie Barrett
Voiselle
Tommy Holmes
Ernie Lombardi
Buddy Kerr
Joe Medwick
George Hausmenn
Mel Ott
Johnny Rucker
Jim Tobin
Giant
Billy Jurges
Gus Mancuso
Barry Feldman
Red Barrett
Giants
Luck Etchison
Eimet Nieman
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Dodgers Sweep Phillies In Doubleheader Wins
Brooklyn wins both ends of a twin bill 4-1 and 2-1 to extend a five game surge and move into fourth place just one percentage point behind the Giants. Ed Stanky key in the 10th inning with a double and Bordagaray's single scores the decisive run in game two. Pitcher Curt Davis wins opener. Philadelphia errors hindered late chances as Ollie Walker and Luis Olmo each threw out runners at the plate.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Dodgers
Ed Stanky
Frenchy Bordagaray
Giants
Curt Davis
Charley Schanz
Phillies
Dixie Walker
Bordagaray
Kempie Barrett
Rube Melton
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Ollie Walker
Luis Olmo
Ae Matthewsas
Davia
Owen
Philadelphia
Lizi Bapter
Ardell
Worthey
Adams
Cimpbade
Peacock
Ana Barrett
Ren Qi
Rosen
Shalize ‘Gates
Walker
Borda
Stucky
Stanky
Scnutts
Olmvio
Schuits
Bares
Reds Edge Cubs in Opener Then Fall 5 0 in Nightcap
Cincinnati bested Chicago 4 to 3 behind Walters twelfth win before a 5 to 0 loss as Claude Pesseau limited Reds with a four hit game. Cubs homered off Nicholson in the first and Klein Kreiner doubled as Cincinnati scored in the fourth and eighth frames.
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Chicago Cubs
Reds
Bucky Waltere
Claude Pesseau
Walters
Letty Carter
Nicholson
Cube
Andy Pafko Ahedd
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Din Jobson
Roy Hughes
al Kreutner
Pasto
Dein Daliassandro
Eveline
Walter
Carter
Muciit
Gao
Chicago
Setae Cavaretta
Patko
Nickie
Callastarire
D. Jonason
Schmstey
Aezii Winer
Aeors Gumpert
Miners And Grays Split In One-Run Scranton Battle
In Scranton Pa the Miners and Grays split a pair of nine inning games decided by one run. Ray Patton from Louisville led the Miners with a 3 0 opening win aided by Byron La Forest and Grastenick earned credit in the other. Armando Valz and Fred Pienning made key plays in a tense second game.
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Wilameport
Jup Pio
Ray Patton
Louisville
Sarantonians
Byron la Forest
Grasenick
Snanderoay
Fort Grastnick
Rhumba Rascals
Uingire
Harry Rudolph
Rudeigh
Ray Kolp
Hank Gegain
Bilt
Armando Valz
Dex Lazy
Bell
Fred Pienning
Dolan and Driggs Reach Final of Metropolitan Golf Event
Dolan of Crescent Club New Jersey and Driggs of Sleepy Hollow advanced to the Metropo litan Golf Association final. Dolan defeated defending champion Mike Cestone 2 and 1 while Driggs beat Gustave Alexisson 5 and 4. The final is set for Sunday with Dolan seeking the title.
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Scarborough
John Dolan
Crescent Club
New Jersey
Edmund
Eddie) Driggs
Sleepy Hollow
Metropolitan Golf Association
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Met
Mike Cestone
Brancy Brook
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James O'Connor
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A.G. Shaw
Pomonok
Bémnund Driggs
Gustave Alexisson
Scaredale
Briggs Retanted
O'Connor
Doina
Cestene
Unclear standings with multiple city teams and errors
National standings list cities Boston New York Cincinnati Chicago St Louis and Brooklyn with scattered numbers and symbols. The text contains numerous OCR errors making precise placement and scores difficult to determine.
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New York
Beston
Cincinnati
Chicago
St Louis
Ss. St Tona Ee
Breokipe
Brooklyn
W. St Louis
Cikoinaati
Binghamton Pitcher Suffered Minor Concussion After Beaning
Pete Kunis, veteran right hander for Binghamton, was beaned Friday night in a first game against Edio. He reportedly had a slight concussion, received treatment, and was sent home. An X-ray the next day showed no fracture according to hospital staff.
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Pete Kunis
Ed Io
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