Gordon's Homer Spiles McDermott Bid in 6-1 Indians Loss
Boston Becomes 6 1 victors as Gordon hits a homer off McDermott spoiling shutout bid. Williams also homered for the Red Sox while Drapo delivered a key two run triple in a three run fifth inning. Cleveland's Doby and Hogan produced lone hits with Doby later contributing a drive to right.
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Maurice McDermott
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Jos Gordon
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Billy Gondman
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Cubs Outlast Phillies 10-8 in loosely played game
Cubs beat Phillies 10 to 8 as Bob Rush earned his second win with Dutch Leonard earning key relief. Cubs tallied 16 hits including nine doubles, while Rudy Kundert of Philadelphia was injured by a line drive and taken to the hospital for X rays.
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Chicago
Phisdelphia Phillies
Cubs
Ken Heintzelwao
Bob Rush
Dutch Leonard
Phillies
Rudy Kundert
Philly
Church
Engineer Track Squad In Action At Springfield
The Springfield meet features the PUSH Mein mptese in a duel campaign with junior and freshman squads. A second home match closes the day as teams compete in tennis and other events. The freshman team scores notable wins while players like Velgate and MOK post strong performances in a busy midweek slate.
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Springfield
Crogee
School 5 Team Faces Early Gontet Test
A fragmented readable snippet shows School 5 preparing for an initial matchup. Names like Alan Weed and Tom KRilwalan appear amid mixed phrases. The text hints at home games and team readiness, with several garbled names and likely local opponents.
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Gris Batehard
Ren Wharen
Wayne Zeller
Rm Jarkies
Tim Tar Aw Beecher
Petes Wigressa
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Pears
Wend Staes
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National League pennant chase jogs through tense standings
Westerting's Real, Pittsburg, and Boston lead a crowded NL table with Chicago, New York, Cincinnati, and Philadelphia in pursuit. Today's probable pitchers feature Bosinni, Munger, and Wehmerer as teams jockey for position in a rain-affected schedule.
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Cincinnati
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St Lena News
Lelove Munger
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ENYGA Sets Roost Friday Schedule for Golf Meeting
The Eastern New York Golf Association executive committee will meet at Wolforts Roost Friday night to finalize a tentative tournament schedule. May dates include Van Schaick Island top entry while the campaign features regular Wednesday sessions and a three day championship event led by Dwight Lady of Albany County.
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New York Golf Association
Wolforts
van Schaick
Island
Pierce P
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Charlee Mate Itin
Trey Country
Fred Murray
College Scores Noted Incomplete Team Results
A fragmented summary lists multiple college scores with many typos. Teams mentioned include Siena, Southwestern, Lake Forest, Ithaca, St. Bonaventure, Hartwick, Vance Forest, Duke, St. Michael, Norwich, Boston University, Michigan, Boston College, Seton Hall, and others, with inconsistent innings and results.
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Southwestern
Lake Forrest
Ithacs Colis
St. Bonaventure
Lawrence & Middlebury
Osweee Tehrs
Hartwick
Vane Forest
Duke
Carviiia
Davidson
F. Prata
West Michigan
Boston U
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Boston
Collier St. Michael
Norwich
Dodgers Dominate Cardinals Behind Snider and Pollet
Duke Snider belted a homer in the sixth as Brooklyn slugged past St. Louis 10 to 3. Pollet pitched strong through four innings, homered in the ninth, and helped spark a late Dodgers rally with five hits in a standout night. St. Louis briefly threatened but failed to close the gap.
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Pollet
Stook ‘Wyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
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Leas
Duke Snider
Brooklyn
Tom Pobolsky
Tames
Redbirds
Frencher Roe
Campanella Out Four Days for Dodgers After Injury
St. Louis injured catcher Campanella slipped taking a throw in the ninth and pulled a muscle in his right leg. Bruce Edwards will fill in. Dodgers beat the Cardinals with a five run surge as Furillo, Hodges and Snider produced key hits. Every Dodger had at least one hit.
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St. Louis
Pieroy Campanella
Brooklyn
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Campanella
St Louis
Outfeld
Bruce Edwards
Roe
Cardinals
Eddie Miller
Markie Robinson
Carl Furio
Furiilo
Pollet
Gil Hodges
Snider
Poholaky
Dodszers
Peewee Reese
Bobby Morgan
Jim Russell
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Roa
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Edwards
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Buckys Exhibition Clash With St Peters Stuns Local Pages
An amateur league preview describes Buckys facing St Peters in an exhibition game. The report notes team names, venue hints, and general plans for early season play, with emphasis on preparation and competitive setup.
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Buckys
St. Peter's
Williamsport Tigers Top Albany 7-3 For Second Straight Loss
Williamsport pitcher Alex Nedeleo hurled seven strong innings as the Tigers routed Albany 7-3 before 663 fans in Williamsport. Jackie Schultz hit a first inning homer and Russ Nelson delivered a two run double as Albany’s Arntzen was roughed up in the eighth. The win snaps Albany’s lead and gives Williamsport a 3-1 start in the Eastern League.
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Alex Nedeleo
Williamsport Tigers
Albany
Tigers
Carman DiMuzin
Arntzen
Jackie Schultz
Senators
Russ Nelson
Nedelco
Deley
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Inio DiMuzin
Amtiza Pool
Jefe Reid
Nelwon
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Richmons
Pete Russo Returns to Spa Oval for Summer Meet Debut
Pete Russo, a teenage vet and one of the sport’s youngest reinsmen, returns to Sara toga Raceway for the 60 high summer meeting opening June 18. He reflects on maturity gained, past spills, and lessons learned during a winter stint among horsemen in Harrington.
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Saratoga Raceway
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Harrington
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Easton Stars State 1st Diamond Workout
The Easton Stars baseball club will hold its initial practice Sunday afternoon at McMuhen Field. Frank Humphrey took over as manager from John Hiland last week and all positions are open. Teams seeking games should contact Louis Spazio, business manager, at 17 Depot St or GR 2783.
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LaMotta to Defend Crown June 14 in dispute over foe
New York reports Jake LaMotta will defend his middleweight title in Yankee Stadium on June 14. An opponent will be chosen from a list of contenders by May 18, with Sugar Ray Robinson a possible foe if negotiations proceed. The NBA has urged confirmation with its title defense policy.
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Jake LaMotte Yaterday
Yankee Stadium
Jim Norris
International Boxing Club
Madison Square Garden
Tibario Mitri
Dave Sands
Laurent Dauthuilé
Frante
Tony Janiro
Youngstown
Paddy Young
Charlie Fuasari
Irvington
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Robert Villemain
LaMotts
Robinson
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NBA
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Marcel Cerdan
Detroit
Villemain
Dick Wagner
Chuck Hunter
LaSalle Netters From LaSalle Win Fifth in League Play
LaSalle Institute remains undefeated in the Intercity Scholastic Tennis League with a 4-2 victory over Lansingburgh at Knickerbocker Park. Singles results featured Clark McCafferty, Bill Vaughn, Doug Hoyt and Tom Bonesteel winning for LaSalle, while doubles went to Lull/Hall and Con Mantakes/Bille.
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Lansingburge
Knickerbocker
Lansingburg
LaSalle Virsue True High
Prospect Park
Clark McCafferty
Bill Constantakes
Bill Vaughn
Jim Smith
Doug Hoyt
Ed Lull
Tom Bonesteel
Jack Middlebrook
Jim Hall
Wait Hughes
Josh Champagne
Bil Con Mantakes
Ed Bille
Idoe de Wolf
John Gamble
Pirates Triumph Over Braves 6-1 as Dickson Earns Win
Murry Dickson limited Boston to five hits and won his second of the year. Wally Westlake fueled Pittsburgh with a bases loaded triple in the opening inning, driving in three as the Pirates built a 6-1 lead. The Braves lone unearned run came in the seventh.
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Wally Westlake
Spahn
Pete Castigliona
Ted Beard
Ralph Kiner
Nanny Fernandez
Weatelake
Jack Phillips
Westlake
Danny Murtaugh
Bob Hogue
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