Cubs Beat Dodgers 11-8 To Narrow Lead In NL Race
Dodgers suffer a 11-8 defeat as Cubs attack early and stretch their hitting. Lowrey and Rosen homer for Chicago while Peabody and Passes connect for Brooklyn. Rbi totals, pitching struggles, and late rallies shape the rough game as both clubs battle for NL lead. Attendance noted as S. St. Bait.
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Tigers Rally To Wallop Nats In 5 2 Victory
Detroit defeats Washington 5 2 behind Hal Newhouser who despite a shaky start held the Nats to six hits over seven innings securing his seventh straight win. The Tigers rallied with four singles and two forceouts in the fifth to take the lead, added a run in the seventh and two more in the eighth aided by clutch hits from Rudy York and Joe Outlaw. Roger Wolff took the loss for Washington allowing four runs on seven hits in seven innings as Newhouser limited the Nationals to two runs and six hits with six strikeouts.
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52 Report At Dodger Tryout Camp
A large turnout of 32 hopefuls from Troy to Averill Park attended a Brooklyn Bodgers baseball tryout at APT Field led by A B Turk Read Rex Bowen and Jim Ferrante. Scouts planned more workouts with sessions starting at 9 30 a m. Nearby towns including Troy Abany Cohoes Green Island Waterford Mechanicville Hoosick Falls Valley Falls and Schenectady sent players. Johnny Evers was to be visited by Ferrante Bowen today at his Albany home.
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Bucs Beat Giants 3 1 Behind Strincevich Win
Nick Strincevich earned his seventh victory as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the New York Giants 3-1 before 22,000 fans. The Pirates scored in the first, sixth, and seventh, with Al Lopez driving in the decisive run in the sixth. Al Gianfrido and Rod Elliott contributed key hits to pace Pittsburgh’s offense.
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International Syracuse 3 Rochester 1 score note
The fragment lists multiple matches with scores and player names across teams including Jersey City Baltimore and Toronto. It is read as a sports score roundup with inconsistent spelling and unclear full context.
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Butzie
Peter Gantle Sets Fast Mile at Saratoga Raceway
Peter Gantle trotted a mile in 2 08 1 4 at Saratoga, the fastest meeting mile and second fastest quarter in track history, in a feature event at Trots Mile pace. The program details include heats, drivers, and multiple stakes results, noting the fast times and competing horses across the evening.
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Raceway Entries Eeus and Race Notes Amid Busy Card
Race program lists many horses with owners and odds, including Hanover, Dracksey, Napolecon Patches, and others in a feature sprint. Officials note purses and pacing, with details of entries, heats, and post times. The page closes with obituary of William Lanier Barber, 66, father of sportscaster Walter Red Barber.
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Standings and results from the National and American Leagues
National League yesterday’s results show Brooklyn 8 over Pittsburg 3 and Boston 7 over Cincinnati 6. Standings list Brooklyn first with 23 wins, Chicago and New York close behind. Cincinnati and Philadelphia also compete. American League results include St. Louis 9 over New York 4 and Cleveland 1 over Philadelphia. Postponements noted due to rain. Probable pitchers and matchups listed for upcoming games.
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Cardinals Turn Back Phils for Six to One Victory
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 6 to 1 as Bill Lee allowed five hits and five runs in the fourth inning. Ken Burkherdt limited the Phils to six safeties. Whitey Kurowski started the big frame with a leadoff single, then Sanders walked, Dea beat out a bunt, Verban drove in a run, Sanders scored on Marion’s single, Bergamo’s triple cleared two, and Bergamo scored on Schoendienst’s at bat. The win closes the gap to three games behind the Dodgers. Also noted are minor league scores in the Eastern League with Albany, Hartford, and Williamsport games.
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Fighting Don Wins Debut of Season at Chicago Race
Fighting Don, trained by GPI Miss Gertrude Don Covan, led early and rating finished clear at Washington Park. Doug Dotson sent the favorite Fighting Don to the front, clipping seven furlongs in 1 29 3 on a glow track before a 12,500 crowd. Odds-on favorite paid 3.50 3.20 2.60 with Rostig at 10 20 3 40 and Bergelager 2.30 to show. Equipoise Handicap entries listed with Calumet Stable naming three runners Poi Oo Luck Darby Hope Ocean Wave and Miss Keeneland Ally. Wagering totaled 3 585 564 after six races.
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Browns Blast Yankees by 9 4 Score
St Louis Browns salvaged the final game of their three game series by defeating the New York Yankees 9 to 4. Browns slugged 14 hits off starter Don Pare and three relievers, Vernon Stephens hit his 13th homer, and Russ Derry belted his fifth homer for the Yankees. Browns move into sixth place, half a game ahead of Cleveland.
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Braves Nip Reds 7-6 on Workman's late hit
The Braves defeated the Reds 7-6 as Workman delivered a ninth inning hit after Mesmer and Merwick produced early offense. Tobin pitched for Cincinnati with key runs coming in the second behind Mesmer’s homer and a third inning rally, while Boston boosted by Workman and Merwick to rally past the Reds.
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Indians Hand A s Ninth Loss 11 to 0
Cleveland piled up 16 hits in an 11 to 0 rout of Philadelphia's Athletics as Jim Bagby won his second against eight losses. Luther Suert gave up eight runs in four innings. Heath slugged an inside the park homer in the fourth and Frankie Hayes tied the major league record with 217 consecutive games behind the plate.
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McSpaden and Burkemo Capture Chicago Pro Am
McSpaden and Sgt. Walter Burkemo won the pro-amateur preliminaries to the Chicago Victory Wa onal golf championship. McSpaden shot 70 on the last nine to finish 234 for 35 holes, while Burkemo, from Evanston, posted 73 despite a back brace and convalescent furlough.
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Rip Collins Homers as Senators Win in Doubleheader
Hartford's Rip Collins hit his fourth homer of the season with two outs in the ninth as the Senators swept a two game set with Albany 2-1 and 2-0. He followed Joe Meyben's single with a long drive to right for the deciding blast. The opener featured a late scoring rally by Clemence, who started it with a single, while the second game saw Petty’s infield out spark a tight pitching duel.
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Cochrane and Graziano Stage Garden Bout in New York
In Madison Square Garden tonight undisputed champion status returns as Freda Cochrane of Elizabeth New Jersey defends a nontitle bout against Bocky Graziano of New York. The ten round or less contest marks Cochrane’s first Garden appearance since 1942, following his Navy discharge on January 9. He enters after a five consecutive knockout streak on a warm-up tour in the South.
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Berlin Bears Host K of C Nine Sunday On Local Field
Berlin nine meets the K of C nine from Bennington Sunday at 6 p m at Berlin with Bit Ryan a former LaSalle Institute star on the mound for Berlin. Tommy Wheeler and Quest Dollia Patti share catching duties and Patti starts at shortstop replacing Stan Smithers who leaves Berlin for Heading Mass to take a teaching post. Marty Dwyer brings St Michael's to Berlin for a July 4 game at 3 p m. Clubs seeking games should write Manager W V Livingston Berlin.
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