Red Sox Rout A's in twin bill to extend Fenway streak
Boston pounds Philadelphia 19 0 in Game 1 and 6 5 in Game 2 before a capacity crowd of 34 687. Ned Williams blasts two three run homers powering a 17 hit attack as Joe Dobson tosses a five hit shutout. The nightcap sees a late rally stalled by Al Papali in relief.
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College Scores for Saturday From scattered games
A ragged Saturday tally shows Princeton 1 and Yale 3 fallouts, Army 3, St. Lawrence 5, Champlain 4, CCNY 9, Hofstra 3, and multiple other college results including Rutgers 14 and Penn State 17. Numerous misspellings and incomplete names appear, with several regional teams and scores listed in a single swept recap.
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Barrett Rolls Perfect Game For Top Spot In K. of C. Test
Troy ace Bill Barrett started poorly but finished with a perfect 300 in the third game to lead the singles at the Eastern States K of C Bowling Tournament in Newark New Jersey. Barrett totaled 187 214 300 01 for a temporary first and 1870 pins overall for runnerup in all events.
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Phillies Beat Braves 9-3 in Second Game of Doubleheader
Philadelphia and Boston split a doubleheader with Phillys Robin Roberts fanning 11 in the nightcap a 9-3 Phillies win after Boston rookie Norman Roy limited them to five hits in the opener Sam Jethroe sparked the Braves in game one and Willie Jones hit his fourth homer of the season in the late game The Phillies homered twice in the nightcap adding to their early lead as Roy endured six walks in his debut and Philadelphia took the second game to even the series
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St Augustine's Blasts Sacred Heart 22-2
St Augustine's defeated Sacred Heart 22-2 at Notre Dame Field in CYTO Baseball League action. Key hitters Low Smith and Jam Colaneri each collected three safeties, Colaneri also a nine man, while pitcher Kim Stevens hurled well for the winners. Sacred Heart started the game with early pressure but could not recover.
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No Wrestling At LaSalle Gym Tonight Promoter Says
Promoter Ted Bayh announces no wrestling tonight at LaSalle gym citing a postponement. Regular Monday mat cards rescheduled from this week to a Thursday date with George Geerse, with plans to resume soon.
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White Sox Cancel Wakefield Trade
Chicago White Sox general manager genecel sianeger of the Chicago White Box informed the New York Yankees he was calling off the proposed trade involving outfielder Dick Wakefield and outfielder Johnny Ostrowski. Lane said Wakefield refused to join Chicago without a salary increase, ending the deal after Wakefield’s prior pay cut with the Yankees. Wakefield, a former Michigan star, indicated it was up to Lane to resolve contract terms and dismissed the Kansas City farm option, while Ostrowski remained assigned to Kansas City in the deal context.
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Island Hosts 200 Golfers in Weekend Open
Approximately 200 golfers crowded Van Schaick Island as the weekend golf action opened with a handicap contest at Frear Park and full-field play elsewhere. Bud Rusett fired a 78, Tom Gormley led with two under par strokes, and others posted mid-70s as plans set for May 11 opening and a Nicknamed Jacker’s event.
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Fred Murray
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Y Industrial Softball League Opens Play
The TM C A Industrial Softball League begins tomorrow with Class A and B combining for cross division play and internal rounds. Arsenal vs Beanuit and Ford Motor A vs Ford Manufacturing lead the opening matches, with playoff trophies for top Class A and B teams and a separate title for the playoff winner. Other opening Thursday games include Ford Motor Spot Manning Mt Ida and Local No 687 vs Wultex Clothing. Saturday minor leagues note Inghaminn 6 Utica 4 with other games postponed.
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Montreal Scrap Tonight Highlights Thin Card
Murky card features Belloise and Dauthille headlining a Montreal show with veteran bets. Midweight bouts pair Steve Bellmer against Lagreht Dagthilie, while other matches span Newark to Cincinnati and Brooklyn with names like Lester Felton and Ernie Durando, all promising a lively but uncertain lineup.
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Joel Taylor
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Cardship Cubs In 13' On Rice's Homer 1-0
St Louis Cardinals win 1-0 over Chicago Cubs as Del Rico belts decisive homer in 13th. Brecheen dominant through 13 innings, Schmitz solid for Cubs. Rice singled and reached base for St Louis, the lone redbird to advance past first.
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White Sox rally to tie Tigers 7 7 after late homers
Chicago White Sox erased a 7-0 deficit to tie Detroit 7-7 in the second game of a doubleheader after winning the opener. Bill Wight pitched well, Hank Majeski hit a pair of home runs, and Phil Masi, Dave Philley and Floyd Baker delivered key runs as darkness ended play.
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Duck Pin Loop Opens Play Tonight at Cloason's Alleys
Duck Pin Loop opens play tonight at Cloason's alleys with Predi vs Wergers. Tomorrow Radz Ice faces Eldorado, Wednesday Fitzgerald's meets Manory's. Team rosters include Eldorado Anderson and Leahy, Radz with Dempsey and Rubino, plus Predigers-Swing Ramble and Callagan.
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Reds Edge Bucs Twice to Take Doubleheader
The Cincinnati Reds beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-2 in the opener and 2-1 in the nightcap, with Mel Queen suffering a six inning no-hit stretch before Rain Worthey homered in the seventh to seal the second game. The Reds sweep the series, extending their winning streak to four, their longest since 1948. Engell Blackwell contributed in his first start, navigating jams with double plays.
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