Senators Rally Past Utica Blue Sox 16-2 in Eight Inning
Albany Senators trounced Utica Blue Sox 16 to 2 as six runs in the eighth erased a brief Utica lead. Clemence earned the win over Homokay with a late burst by Albany after Utica starter Jules Homokay held the first 32 batters to four hits and four runs in the fifth.
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Clemence
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Janiro claims 19th pro bout win in six round feature
Ohio lightweight Janiro from Toontown Ohio wins his ninth pro bout by stopping Jerry Coursol of Sprioga New York in six rounds at Twin City Bow. Referee Paul Cavalier records a sequence of clean punches and speed as Janiro extends his winning streak to 9-0-? with a decisive outcome.
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Pirates Top Giants 9-2 in War Relief Game
Pittsburg Pirates beat the New York Giants 9 to 2 before 13 000 fans to extend their NL lead. The Pirates pounded 13 hits off four New York pitchers and chased starter Rube Fischer after three runs in the first. Frisch was ejected in the fifth after an argument with umpire Barr.
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Pittsburg Pirates
New York
Giants
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Lou Polli
Johnny Allen
Frank Seward
Allen
Pirate
Frank Frisch
George E. Barr
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Phil Weintraub
Timphire
Jocke Conlan
St Peters Defeats St Michael’s In League Baseball
St Peters rallied past St Michael’s 3 to 2 at Catholic Central High Field. Abbott pitched well for St Peters fanning eight while Bebernitz supported with key hits. Hoffmeister triple sparked a Wayne scoring drive as Don Caswell scored on a Caswell single and St Peters added runs on McCarthy’s triple before finishing. Gavin and Ryan stood out for St Michael’s with several hits.
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GQ Notches Second Straight Win in Arsenal Softball League
GQ chalked up its second straight victory in the Waterville Arsenal Softball League by defeating the Administration team 8 to 1. Tom Lyons and Murphy led the offense, while Ed Ariner went 2 for 3 for the losers. In other league action PMH edged Breeches 3 to 2 with Gort homering and driving in runs. Girls league saw the Liners crushing Field Service 26 to 1.
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Roy Jahreson
Jerry Harm
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Evettsen
Furdyns
DeLucia
Girardo Yarmesch
Mackua
Yankees Beat Browns 7 2 In Donald Led Victory
New York Yankees upset the St Louis Browns 7 to 2 as Don Donaldson pitched the Yankees to their 101st win of the season. Lindell and Ettan combined for the go ahead two run double in the second inning, with unearned runs scoring later on fielding mistakes. George Stienweiss added an inside the park homer in the fourth as the Yankees extended their lead. Bob Muncheifs took the loss for St Louis after four straight wins for the Browns.
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Parra Hurls As Grays Nip Barons 5-3
Willamsport Rhumba Rascals defeat Wilkes-Barre 5 to 3 behind left hander Dan Parra. A three run rally in the seventh broke the deadlock with Wally Richie delivering a clutch single. Frank Gallardo started the inning with an infield hit and Hank Gagain added two hits as the Grays rallied to victory.
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Jack Sanford
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Standings and Game Schedule Across Leagues
Eastern standings show Albany leading with 10 and Hartford at 6. Wilkes Barre, Scranton, and Binghamton trail with 3 or 4 losses. Tonight's games include Albany hosting Edea at 8 30 and Wilkes Barre visiting Williamsport with Scranton at Elmira. National league tallies list Pittsburg 9 New York 3 Chicago 32 Brooklyn 6 and Cincinnati 4 Boston 3. American results note New York 7 St Louis 2 Philadelphia 3 Cleveland 2 and Detroit 1 Washington 4 with several relayed decisions and scheduled matchups including New York at St Louis and Chicago at Boston.
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York
Hundred Boys Attend Phillies School Tryout Camp
More than 100 players from 30 communities attended the opening session of the Philadelphia National League club's second annual try-out camp and baseball school. Cy Mergen of Allentown, Pa., is in charge with three high school coaches assisting as sessions continue today and Friday.
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Philadelphia National League Baseball Club
Cy Mergen
Allentown
Phil- Lest
Segura Advances to NCAA Tennis Semifinals at Northwestern
Segura of the University of Miami, Ecuadorian star, defeated Stan Clark California Tech 6 1 6 0 to reach the NCAA tennis semifinals at Northwestern University. Willett Georgia Tech beat John Hickman Texas 6 4 6 3 to set up a semi final with Segura. Charlie Sampson Notre Dame defeated Howard McCall Georgia Tech 6 2 6 3, as Likas Gonzaga beat Nick Busolich Pepperdine 6 3 6 1 and prepared to meet Sampson in today’s semifinal singles match.
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Pancho Segure
University of Miami
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Willett
Georgia Tech
Natalt Xine
John Hickmas
Texas University
Segura
Charlie Sampson
Notre Dame
Georgia ‘Tech
Howard McCall
George Druliner
College of the Pacific
Harry Likes
Gonzaga
Nick Busolich
George Pepperdine College
Los Angeles
Buzolich
Likas
Mest Sampson
Siebert Homer Sparks A’s Over Indians 7 3
The Philadelphia Athletics beat the Cleveland Indians 7 to 3 to escape last in the American League. Dick Siebert hit a crucial two out homer in the third inning as Don Black fanned 11 and held Cleveland to three runs. Bovey Betalella extended his hit streak to 15 games.
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Cleveland Indians
Dick Siebert
Don Black
Cleveland
Roy Callendine
Bovey Betalella
AL Horket
Ares Keltser
Seer
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Umyires
Majors to Discuss Night Contests
Baseball Commissioner Landis announced a joint meeting of the Major Leagues to discuss night games and other topics. It will be held July 1 at the Schenley Hotel in Pittsburgh. The St Louis Cardinals proposed allowing remaining 1944 games at night except Sundays, while the Chicago White Sox sought more night games. Other topics include free agent signings and player contracts.
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RK. Kenesaw M- Landis
Sehenley Hotel
Pittsburg
St Louis Cardinals
National Lesgie
Chicago White Sox
Cubs Rally Past Dodgers in Doubleheader Sweep
The Chicago Cubs defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers in both games of a doubleheader 12-6 and 6-2, ending Brooklyn’s win streak. Key hits included a bases loaded homer by Les Webber and a late homer by Nicholson, with Hank Wyse limiting the Dodgers to seven hits. The Cubs moved within a half game of the Phillies.
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Les Webber
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Bob Chaplan
Phil Cavarretta
Paul Waner
Hank Wyse
Brooklyn
Jack Balking
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Luis Olmo
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Reds Win Twilight Twinbill Over Braves in War Relief Drive
Cincinnati Reds took both ends of a twilight doubleheader from the Boston Braves 4 to 3 in the opener and 3 to 2 in the nightcap to aid War Relief and Service Fund. Estel Crabtree delivered a pinch single with one out in the ninth to seal the second win as 10,690 fans watched. Errors plagued Boston in both games, while Clyde Shoun struggled in the opener and Arnold Carter outpitched Nate Andrews in the finale. Receipts go to the relief fund.
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War Relief and Service Fund, Inc
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Harry Gumbert
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Carter
Scrikeonte
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Ross
Pee Peckurth
Stewart
Lions Sign 6-8 Center Morrow From Saint Louis University
The Detroit Lions announced the signing of six-foot eight-inch center Russ Lee Morrow from Saint Louis University. At 200 pounds he is the sixth new player added as the 1943 roster is built largely from the armed forces.
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McSpaden Leads Golf Field After 64 Round
McSpaden fired a 64 to lead a four team group at the Victory National Golf Championships at Edgewater Course. He teamed with Dorothy Germain, Don Armstrong, and Arnold Minkley to post 141 in pro-woman and 139 in pro-senior brackets while other scores and standings followed. The final 18 holes and later medal event were scheduled for Friday.
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Wilie Goggin
Chick Harbert
Jim Fouls
Byrd
Ed Dudley
Cochran
Jim Frisina
Taylorville
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John Lehman
Chuck Kocsis
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War Bond Auction at Albany Kennel Club Event
War bond auction to be held at Albany Academy Field next Tuesday as part of a charity dog show. Worrest Willis will take bids for a pedigreed Doberman Pinscher donated by Jean Baptiste and a Dachshund donated by Mioe Dube. Judging starts at 2 pm with entries accepted at the grounds.
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Jean Baptiste
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