Indians Win Over Tigers In Slugfest
Indians surge past the Detroit Tigers in a high scoring game as Fleming hits two homers for Cleveland while Greenberg Malin and others contribute. Detroit errors aid a seven run Cleveland burst. Cromek and Lisenstat hold Tigers to limited hits.
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Mandong
Dage
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Huster Mills
George Casaind
Sheremin Lollar
Lou Boudreau
Henry Edwards Ach
Gafely
Detroit
Gromel
Bisenetat
Jollary
Trout
Krotlow
Manders
Richards
Swift
Braves defeat Reds in loose exhibition game
Easton Essox beat Cincinnati Reds 12 to 8 in a rambling exhibition. Atlanta had five errors but maintained a two run lead through the early innings. Mor Choper started for Boston, was hit on the hand by a line drive, left the game, and Ed Wright pitched for the Braves.
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COIS
Cincinnati
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Horforth
Howell
Lambert
Wit Ve
Gumberk
Lamapcine
State Golfing Tourneys Go To Utica Club
The New York State Golf Association announced the amateur and senior championships will be held at Yanmindadis Country Club, Liticy, the week of July 8. Ray Billows of Poughkeepsie seeks another amateur title and Duane of Niagara Falls aims for a second senior crown. Finale days are July 18 with 26 holes for the amateur and 18 for the senior. Last year’s event occurred at Oak Hill Country Club.
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Rochester Pi
New York
Yanmindadis
Oak Hill Country Club
Springfield Names Solem Grid Coach
Springfield appoints Solem as head football coach for fall season marking the first postwar era season. The announcement lists Northeastern Connecticut Nor wich American International Magira St Lawrence and Certiiund among the Springfield football program’s listed opponents and collaborators.
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Solem
Springhell
Maes
Ossie Bolen
Surmense University
Col Doge
Springield
Rolem
Northeastern
Connecticut
Norwich
Aterican International
Magira
St. Lawrence
Certiiund
Usters
Padgham Victor Wins Band on Daily Mall Event
British golfer Padgham Victor At Anes on the Sea in Rhetland yesterday won the 22 hole FWW ONO pro event. He defeated Lourndy by two strokes to take a prize of 3100 dollars.
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Lee
Anes-on-the-Sea
Rhetland
Afra Padghai
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M47
Yraterday
Bandon Daily Mall
Ono
Yonkers 1941 Champs Bow Tonight In Knights Tourney
Yonkers 1941 champions head to the Knights of Columbus Eastern Division tourney at the Mayfair. Potsdam, Troy, Schenectady, Catskill, Yonkers, Albany and Philadelphia groups will bowl multiple shifts starting 6 PM with singles and doubles on Sunday. The La Rabida Council 166 Potsdam team aims to defend its title as volunteers from Philadelphia and Yonkers assist at the alleys and club house.
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Bowling Notes Fifth Avenue AA League Opener In Winter Week
Scores and highlights from multiple leagues as Fifth Avenue AA leads with Frank Vite and S. J. Valenty. Notre Dame, Army, Fordham, and Navy bowlers post strong showings. High games include 281 by Jack Burke and 230s by McKeon, Johnson, and Welch. various teams hit 500 series across the circuit.
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Dal
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W. Carey
Noonan
Wilell
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Fred Ryan
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Ton O'Brien
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Merrick Dufresne
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Ralph Hienzen
Benny Konnevilly
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Red Mason
Larry Nolin
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Ted Granan
Howard Alien
Jank Hallett
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Coligate
Ray Mason
Pete Jenson
Joe Rivage
Leo Welch
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Kete van Bergen
Alpha Victory League
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Agnus Herring
Guace Hatcox
Ella Shudt
Vi Cardish
Tana LaPlante
Alice Watson
Mary Connerydot
E Johnson
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Esther Kint
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Betty Mehnod
St. Mary's
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Mary Dowd
Adele Tagly
Anita Jordan
Leann Doud
Sungeta
Mohwyk Paper Mills
Maltons
Commodores
Women Open State Bowling Event Starts Today
Albany announces the Ning Forte State women’s bowling tournament opens today with 1087 singles, 631 teams, and 807 doubles registered. Syracuse leads with 124 teams. Rochester, Troy, Buffalo, and Schenectady also send large delegations as 32 lanes host matches at Monande Alley.
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Ning Forte
Rocheater
Syracuse
Jhow
Ruth C. Hunzinger
Whitewore
Shire
Women’s Bowling Association
Mrex
Lady Keelers
Rochester bowler tops singles and all events in ABC
Russell Thoms from Rochester rolled into second in singles and took third in the aut event division of an American Bowling Congress tournament. He posted a 212 244 258 series for a 714 individual score, added a 627 doubles, Sah team mark, and maintained a high 210s home league average.
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Buffalo
Russell Thoms
Yeneenld
Rochester Taljer
Yeateraey
Bowling scores and weekly winners listed for local league
The writeup records multiple lane results with players such as Lawrence Bizzarro and Join Rush posting high scores like 192-517 and 196-516. Mary and Toni Dress Shop upset Bruno's Market while Jank Ciccarelli and Peter Yamin posted notable games. Weekly prize winners included Lawrence Bizarro Pat Milano Henry Nubal and George Yamin.
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Lawrence Bizarro
Pat Milano
Henry Nubal
George Yamin
Sacred Heart and St Johns Reach Finals in Amateur Cage Tourney
Sacred Heart defeats Amster dam St Johns 42 28 to reach the final. St Johns tops American Lithuanian Club 42 28 in the other semi final. Louis Burtnelt leads St Johns with 18 points, Johnny Varsoke and Ben Miley also key. Sacred Heart beats Lansingburg Boys Club 50 9 to advance, with Pedrick and Caswell scoring big. Final games set for tomorrow night with Sacred Heart and St Johns facing off.
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Jersey Fives Reach Finals At Glens Falls
Two New Jersey entrants advanced to the full round of the 34th Eastern States basketball championship last night. Boys Catholic of Trenton defeated Woodberry Prep of Orange Virginia 74 to 53. Emerson High of Union City edged Durham North Carolina 43 to 42. The consolation game will feature Durham and Woodberry Prep, with the final tonight between Boys Catholic and Union City. Trenton’s Dick Giardini led with 26 points, and Woodberry’s Dean Davison scored 21.
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Harkness leads lacrosse squad into tough schedule
Ned Harkness and his lacrosse team prepare for a demanding 12 game slate at 86 Field with six home and six away contests. The veteran coach, famed for his wartime role, stresses showmanship and solid defense as the roster, including players from Union College and Indiana, sharpen skills for high level spring competition.
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Lilke
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State Racetracks Boost Minimum Purses to $3500
The presidents of New York racing associations have decided to raise the minimum purses paid at tracks to 3500. The increase, effective April 22, will boost total purse pools across venues and alter upcoming race payouts.
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New York
State Court Loop Meets Tomorrow in Albany Circuit
A New York State Profess Janny Brakathal announces a tri-circuit meeting tomorrow afternoon at DeWitt Clinton Street Albany. The session, set for 2:00 p.m., will hear which cities gain ninth and tenth franchises including Albany Schenectady Cohoes Saratoga Springs Amsterdam Mohawk Gloversville and others. Player votes will be discussed.
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Lengua
DeWitt Clinton Treet
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Gloversville
Phils Drop 21 Players From Philadelphia Squad
chaotic OCR shows Philadelphia Phillies manager Ben Choprewa releasing 21 players, with four outright releases and 17 sent to farm clubs. Names include Benny Culp, Johnny Bernende, Jom Minor, Bob Engel, and coach Frank Leahy linked to Notre Dame. rest unclear due to garbled text.
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