Medwick Delivers Homer to Spark Narrow Win
In New York, Medwick hit a solo homer in the seventh to break a 2-2 tie and help the Giants beat the Phillies 5 to 2. Als pitcher tripled with bases loaded in the ninth, while Velselte, a young Glan Bander, took the loss after three wins. Luby, Kets, and Tombarti errors aided the scoring.
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Sthanr
Phils
Als
Velselte
Young Glan
Bander
Hugh Luby
Buddy Kets
Ernie Tombarti
FAI Lavecrms
FEA
Muller
Adam
Wastes
F. Nerttey
Rotina
Fitey, & Ciesiak
Bamack
weTriy
P. Pone
Ham Hk
York
Bauru
de Tanbants
Teor
Bez
Noiselle
tim-—Medwick
Olen
Hatsmann
Finley
Muben
Lupier
Luby
Ars- Weittramub
Ana
Basie
Voiselte
Volselie
Bell —Fishkr
Sta Geek
Cubs Search for New Pilot Amid Coaching Shuffle
The Cubs sift eight candidates including Billy Jurges and Stan Hack after Jimmy Wilson resigns. Roy Johnson leads as interim boss with Paul Derringer slated to stabilize the batting order as Chicago plans a manager search led by James F. Gallagher.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Monayer
Jimmy Wilson
Bservers
Billy Jurges
New York Giants
Phil Wrigleys
Cub
Charley Grimm
Jurges
Cuns
Stan Hack
Ais Oregon
Cubz
Roy
Hard Rock" Johnson
Johnson
Cincinnati Reds
Wil
Paul Derringer
Feds
Wilson
Detroit
Reds
Tomas de la Cruz
Cubs
Vic Pignataro Beats Galiano In West Chester Bout
Vic Pignataro outpointed Fete Galiano in an eight round windup at the Westchester County Center last night. Galiano was floored three times for counts of seven eight and seven in rounds two seven and eight.
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White Plains
Vic Pignstare
New York
Fete Galiano
Baltimore
West Chester County Center
Galiano
St Peters Sixth Graders Defeat Fourth G rade Team 27 to 20
St Peters Sixth Graders avenge a prior setback by beating Fourth Graders 27 to 20 on Barnyard diamond. Tom Melnermey starred for the winners while Romeo Naples, captain of the losers, also played well.
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St Peter's
Seventh Avenue
Tom Melnermey
Romeo Naples
Albany Senators Open 44 Eastern League Drive in Hartford Today
The Albany Senators start the 1934 Eastern League season in Hartford at 3:30 p.m. with Leonard Gilmore on the mound for the Men of McCaffrey. Manager Rip Collins lists the infield and outfield, notes roster changes including rookie Water Gubernat sent to Montreal, and highlights holdovers and new managers across the league as teams prepare for opening day.
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Albany Senators
Hartford
Allebeny Senators
Cammpdge
Senators
Liurele
Leonard GH
McCaffrey
Scranvon
s-Barre
Elport
Harrfort
Hawkins Stadium
Rip Collins
Vic Barnhart
Vernon Lewis
Dick Jackson
Himself
Alex Daniels
al Giongriddo
Bill Luzansky
Jack Meyhen
Bill Rodgers
Water Gubernat
Toronto
Montreal Bama
TR Manazers
Cubs
Det Bissonette
Lamrery
Heinie Manush
Nemo
Emira
Art Jones
Mel Hoffmeister
Wally Nowak
Albany
Collins
Leonard Gilmore
Tony Rensa
Wilkes Barre
la Salle Institute
Chrisan Brothers Academy
la Salle
CBA
Patrick
la Selle
Troy
LaSalle Gym
Ola
Ecard
LaSalle
CRA
McNamara Elected President of Emerald Athletic Club
J McNamara named president of the Emerald Athletic Club at the May 2 meeting to serve the unexpired term of Charles Duncan who is in the armed forces. The next club meeting is set for May 16.
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Trick J. McNamara
Emerald Athletic Club
Ight McNamara
Charles Duncan
National League and American results recap with upcoming games
Yesterday's results show Philadelphia 5 New York 2 and Brooklyn 7 Boston 6 in 11 innings. St Louis and Pittsburgh split. Cincinnati visits Chicago. Tonight's slated games feature Adams 3-1 at New York and Javery 3 at Brooklyn OSTermueller 1-4, plus De LaCruz 3-0 at Derringer 6-2 for Chicago.
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New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Innnings
Pittsburg
St Louis
Adams
Javery
Östermueller
St. Louis
Gumbert
Pitt Bure
Sewell
Cincinnati
de LaCruz
Chicago
Derringer
Philadephia
Washington
Detroit
St. Loui
Cleveland
Leonard
Johnson
Botany
Hamlin
Chitags
Ross
Cleve
Himder
Retroit
Trout
Potter
Pillsberg
Brooks Hall Braves Rally Past Boston 11th Inning
Jim Tobin’s no hit bid ends in 11th as Curt Davis delivers a single to drive in the winning run. Boston’s Ace Cardoni allowed late scoring while Dixie Walker and Augie Galan contributed key hits breaking Tobin’s 25 scoreless innings.
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Jim Tobin
Dodgers
Flatbush
Anelly
Boston Braves
T To
Curt Bavis
Cardoni
Boston
Tobins
Frenchy Sordagatay
Dixie Walker
Augie Galan
Tobin
Tigers Triumph 4 3 Over Browns In Tight Tilt
Detroit Tigers edged the St Louis Browns 4 to 3 as 23 year old rookie Chuck Hostetter paced Detroit with three hits including a triple and a double. Eddie Mayer homered in the fifth for the Tigers while Jack Jackucki took the loss after Steve Sandra exited with a sore arm.
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St. Louis
iPi
Chuck Hostetlar
Detroit Tigers
St Louis Browns
Hal Newhouser
Hosteller
John Wichite
Han
Tigers
Baby York
Eddie Mayer
Jack Jackucki
Steve Sandra
Don Gutteridge
Sgover
Mayoth
Bosetier
Foll
Siewar
McGowan Sentonce
Yankees Defeat Athletics In 4-1 Victory
Newsom leads the Yankees past the A's 4 to 1 with strong pitching and key hits. Zuber and Christopher contribute runs as Newson pitches seven innings before relief for the final out. Umpires Summit Rue and Sores are listed.
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Rave of Dalis
Ox Newsom
Zober
Christopter
Newsome
Zuber
Christopher
Hire—Om Newson
Thames
Zuber Sis
Sone
Fa Srhy
Turner
Bie Pitcker
Newsom
Wiecing Pitcker
Gaber
Leung Pit
Summit
Trut
Astencance
Center Girls Form Softball Team in Troy Area
The Troy Jewish Community Center forms a girls softball team with players Estelle Siegel Sylvia Wedro Elsine Wadter Moghan Rosenberg Irma Levine Florence Chermin Rita Stanger Beverly Stockser Phyllis Dembo Helene Patton Muriel Lurie. Practice opens next Wednesday at 4 3 pm at the center 87 First Street contact Manny Elfenbein coach.
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Troy Jewish Community Center
Estelle Siegel
Sylvia Wedro
Elsine Wadter
Moghan Rosenberg
Irma Levine
Florence Chermin
Rita Stanger
Beverly Stockser
Phyllis Dembo
Helene Patton
Muriel Lurie
Jewish Community Center
87 First Street
Troy
Manny Elfenbein
Bether Siegel
St Peters Nines Drill Seeks Players for Baseball Teams
Coach Don Caswell issues a call for candidates for St Peters junior and senior baseball teams. First practice tonight at 6 39 p.m. at Catholic High Field. Junior roster includes Doras Holland Keegan Welch PicCiure Graber MWelherney Harry Geonard John Moore Tory Mantinelli Evers Foley Naptes. Seniors listed Denaher McCarthy D Malone Shires Comer ford Watters Jacobsen DeCarta Mack St Latin Brassard. Booking manager Jim Brassard 6 Waite Fince Seventh Avenue to arrange games.
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S T Pater
Catholic High Field
Jenior
Doras
Holland
Keegan
Welch
PicCiure
Graber
Mwelherney
Harry Geonard
John Moore
Tory Mantinelli
Evers
Foley
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Denaher
McCarthy
D. Malone
Shires
Comerford
Watters
Jacobsen
DeCarta
Mack
St. Latin
Brassard
Jim Brassard
Waite Fince
Seventh Avenue
Handball Champ In Third Round
Chicago player Joe Platak, a sight-time winner and defending national AA champion, moved into the third round with a straightforward 21-8 21-3 victory over Leonard Meineman of Detroit. Finals in singles and doubles continue Saturday to crown the champion.
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Chicago
Seaman Joe Platak
Leonard Meiéman
Detroit
Snortom
Stan Musial Tops National League Batting Race Again
Stan Musial leads the National League with a .447 average after the first 14 games for the St. Louis Cardinals, edging Dixie Walker who owns a .442 mark. Other leaders include Danny Litwhiler at .410 and Howie Schultz at .400, with Ted Ciesiak and Joe Medwick close behind in hitting while Schultz also tops runs and home runs early in the season.
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Stan Musial
New York
Iil
Fittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
Fred “Dixie” Walker
Brooklyn
Dixie
Musial
Danny Litwhiler
Howie Schultz
Dodgers
Schultz
Ted Ciesilak
Phillies
Wilnington
Ciesiak
Joe Medwick
Giants
Medwick
Ernie Lombardt
Johnny Rucker
Buster Adama
Phils
Augie Galan
Senators Open Eastern League Campaign in Hartford
Albany Senators head to Hartford for the league opener as Tom McCaffrey leads a club expected to draw big crowds after a strong exhibition showing at Hawkins Stadium. President McCaffey pledges a fan friendly season with emphasis on entertaining baseball and solid management.
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Albany
I¢ Po Power Ae
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Senators
Betellen
Hawking Stadium
Americas Legion
Sivally
Jockey Braddish Drops Allowance After 40th Win at Bay Meadows
Joe Braddish of Thelma Alberta Canada lost his five pound apprenticeship allowance yesterday after earning his 40th win in the fourth race at Bay Meadows. He then rode Marada to a four length mile feature victory for owner Carlotta Jelin. Marada paid $4.30 $4.80 and $5.30 with Scapose returning $7.70 and $7.90 and Tenes Tyee $3.00. Apprentices lose weight allowance after forty wins in a year on a recognized course.
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Thelma
Alberta
Canada
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Marada
Bradfish
Royal Canadian Army
Carlotta Jelin
Scapose
Tenes Tyee
Montgomery Denies Draft Deferment Request
Lightweight boxing champion Bob Montgomery denied asking for a draft deferment. He said a reporter in Chicago asked about deferment and he did not authorize any such claim. Montgomery added he has tried to learn his draft status while preparing for upcoming bouts.
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Bob Montgomery
Philadelphia
UPI
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Montgomery
Fech
White Plains Skater Wins Juvenile Title
Kenneth Kiefer of the Imperial Figure Skating Club White Plains won the Boys Juvenile Championship at the National Roller Skating tournament. Genevieve Ross of Arcadia Dance and Figura Skate Club Detroit took the girls title.
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Imperial Figure Skating Club
White Pins
Raller
Saiph-De Sesion
Genevieve Ross
Arcadia Dance
Figura
Detroit
Mich
Movice
Reginald Opit
Imperial of
White Plains
Fromm Feld Oz
Bues Rally To Trample Cards In Series Opener
The Pirates overcame a one run deficit in the eighth inning to win 3-1 against the St. Louis Cardinals. Al Jurisich held the Bues to three singles through seven, but Pittsburgh struck for five singles in the eighth off him and George Munger, aided by a walk with the bases loaded. Preacher Koe allowed six hits in eight innings for Pittsburgh.
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Joneson
Newsom
Siror
Perreit
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Hite
Ot Woods
Isnings
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Reres
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Muheny
Cleveland
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al Smith
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Tima
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St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburg Pirates
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George Munger
Preacher Koe
Waterford Fourth Streeters Defeat Normandin Al Stars 9 to 3
The Waterford Fourth Streeters defeated the Normandin Al Stars 9 to 3 on Knickerbocker High Field yesterday. Tony Scatchil led at bat with two singles and a run scored, while Capent added a double. Waterford's battery was Breet and Scarckin with Mazula, and Wormandin and Hartnett played for the Al Stars.
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Waterford Fourth Streeters
Normandin
Archer Victor Beats Matane in Hartford Audi Fortum Feature
Archer Victor of Newark N J defeated Matane of Clifton W V D in ten rounds to win the decision. Victor dominated except for brief trouble in the fifth and sixth rounds.
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Hartford, Conn
Freddie Arther
Newark
N. J
Jeff Hook Spd
Matane
Clften
W.d
Archer
College Baseball Scores From Various Matches
Cornell defeated Golgate and Davidson 7 to 3 while Catawba and Colby played to a 6 all tie Bowdoin beat 4. In Reis Michigan lost 6 to Fort Cue ar.
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Golgate & Davidson
Catawba
Colby
Bowdoin
Reis Michigan
Fort Cuear
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