Moundsmen Edge Senators in Low-Scoring Duel at Hawkins
Hartford Laurels pitchers dominated while Albany hitters struggled in a 2-0 win. George earned the win for Hartford, Gilmore the loss as Hartfords six safeties produced both runs in the sixth. 1,914 fans watched the mound duel amid wartime ceremony plans for tomorrow’s opener versus Utica Braves.
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Scorers Named for Eastern League Teams
Thomas H. Richardson president of the Eastern League named official scorers for multiple teams. Albany Charlie Young Birmingham Al Lamb Sam Nash Elmira Glenn Shemwood Howard Pierce Utica Len Wilbur Scranton Joe Butler Chic Feldman Springfield Vic Wall Walter Graham Wilkes-Barre Bob Iton Hartford Ronald Melcher.
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Howard Pierce
Utica
Len Wilbur
Scranton
Joe Butler
Chic Feldman
Springfield
Vic Wall
Walter Graham
Wilkes-Barre
Bobiton
Hartford
Ronald Melcher
Miners Open With Five Newcomers In Starting Lineup
Scranton manager Nemo Seibold unveiled a Opening Day lineup featuring five newcomers and three veterans led by Eddie Zipay in the infield. Veteran Chick Genovese stays in center with Howerton Law Forest and Dinges competing in the outfield. Catcher Ollie Byers and pitchers bolster a semi pro and pro background mix, while George Savino adds old-time stability on the field.
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Sammy Dente
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Crowds and Baseball Attendance Compared Across Sports
A New York opinion argues baseball crowds lag behind other sports in appeal. It questions the fairness of comparing baseball to horse racing, suggests limiting gambling, and notes transportation issues affecting attendance. The piece defends baseball if judged by similar standards and warns against overemphasizing spectacle.
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Nationals Top Yankees 4-1 in Nightcap of Doubleheader
Washington split a doubleheader with New York, winning the night game 4-1 behind rookie Ewald Pyle who held the Yankees to six hits after a rough first inning. Charley Keller homered for the Yankees in the opener as Ernie Bonham scattered nine Washington blows, while Washington built runs on early hits by Spence Vernon and Priddy.
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Foes Busy as Jack Ready for May Madison Square Bout
New York lightweight champion Beau Jack’s rivals are set for upsets on this week’s boxing card. Bob Montgomery, en route to a May 21 title defense at Madison Square Garden, meets Henry Vasquez of Spain in a ten-rounder at Holyoke Massachusetts tonight. Henry Armstrong prepares for a June clash with Jack by facing Tommy Jessup in Boston Friday. Canadian private Johnny Greco returns home and fights Terry Young of New York in a ten-round Montreal bout Saturday.
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Cards Win Pair as Dodgers Split Bill with Giants The Big Six
Cardinals power wins in both ends of a doubleheader against the Reds 7-6 and 6-3. Mort Cooper left with elbow pain in the first game while Howie Pollet held the Reds in check in the second. Lou Klein drove in three runs in the opener and in the curtain raiser for St Louis, while the Dodgers and Giants split a day-night doubleheader at the Polo Grounds with Brooklyn winning 3-2 and New York taking the nightcap 2-1 behind Buster Maynard and late-inning hitting.
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Baseball In Brief Yesterday's Results Recap
Baseball in brief: Brooklyn, New York split two games with scores 3-2 and 2-1. St Louis beat Cincinnati 7-6 and 6-3, Pittsburg swept Chicago 3-0 and 1-0, Boston edged Philadelphia 3-1 then Philadelphia won 6-5, with standings listing Brooklyn and Pittsburg atop the table. Today's schedule shows Philadelphia at Brooklyn and Pittsburg at Cincinnati. Standings note New York, Cleveland, Washington, Detroit, St Louis, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago with varied records.
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Baseball Box Scores: International Newark and City Matchups
Box scores present line scores with teams International Newark Montreal Jersey City Toronto Syracuse Rochester Baltimore Buffalo. Capitalized names mark winning pitchers in each game, detailing 4 Newark 3 and 2 Newark 2, Montreal 1, etc. The results include Syracuse Rochester Baltimore Buffalo series with scores 4-1 7-1 7-5 and 7-0.
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Pirates Blank Cubs in Doubleheader Sweep
The Pittsburgh Pirates blanked the Chicago Cubs 3 0 and 1 0 in a doubleheader. Pitching by Wally Hebert and Bob Klinger limited Chicago to four singles in the two games. In the opener, Jim Russell tripled to drive in Bill Baker for the Pirates’ first run after a quiet Cubs start.
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New York–Kearny Celtics to Meet Americans in Lewis Cup
The Kearny New Jersey Celtics will face the Philadelphia Americans in a best of three series for the Lewis Cup, emblematic of U S professional soccer supremacy. First leg set for May 9 in Philadelphia, second in New York on May 16.
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Phillies Rally In 12th To Split With Braves
The Phillies and Braves split a doubleheader with Boston winning 3 1 and Philadelphia taking the second 6 5 in 12 innings before 12,042. Panny Litwhiler drove in two with a bases loaded double in the 12th and Schoolboy Rowe had a pinch homer in the sixth to knot the score at 4.
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Indiana Backs Get Service Call
Bloomington Ind May 11 1943 Indiana University announced that juniors in advanced ROTC units would be called to active service May 11. Billy Hillenbrand Chuck Jacoby and Lou Saban, stars of last season, were among those affected as the backfield praised by coach Bo McMillan was hit by the Army orders.
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Sandletters Pitch Two No Hit Games
Sandlot pitchers threw two no hit, no run games yesterday. Frankie Falzo’s no‑hit shutout of the Waterford Fourth‑Streeters for the Hess All‑Stars came at Wa tervliet High Field. Falzo fanned 13 in nine innings, with two reached on a wild throw and a walk in the seventh. Chick Giachetti led the 14‑hit attack on Smith with three hits in five at bats.
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Watkins All-Stars blank Monarchs 2 0 in no hit bid
Lefty Bill Ryan pitched four innings and Chuck Smith finished nine while combining for a no hitter as the Watkins All-Stars defeated the Monarchs 2 0. Ted Roberts drove in the clinching run with a triple, and Gene Merchant and Bob Bebernitz added singles as Watkins rode strong defense and timely hits.
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Bonds Sold at Games during Syracuse Rochester Doubleheader
A total of 750000 dollars in war bonds was sold between games of yesterday's double header between Syracuse and Rochester in the International League.
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Cohoes High Team Faces Catholic Central Opener In Doubt
Coach Emmett Heslin shapes the Cohoes High School baseball squad for the Principals League opener with Catholic Central High tomorrow. Only three holdovers remain from last year, workouts limited to one session on a makeshift field, and uncertainty spans the outfield and catching. Heslin, a former bowling coach, battles lack of material and practice space as he fields Ed Kalski Jack Stopera Bob Kennedy and others in a tentative lineup. The piece notes Heslin’s personal tie to Catholic Central and lists key players like Kalski Kennedy Curran Hanley Friedenmann and Grestine.
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