Jackson's 10th-inning homer lifts Chicago over Brooklyn
Ian Jackson homered in the tenth inning to give Chicago a 4 to 1 victory over the Dodgers. Hank Sauer tied the game with a solo shot in the ninth, Branca struggled for Brooklyn, and Clarence Podbielan took the loss in relief while Van der Meer earned the win for Chicago.
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Williams Homer Powers Bosox to 5-2 Win Over Chisox
Boston Red Sox beat Chicago White Sox 5-2 as Williams hit his seventh inning homer with runners aboard. Verne Stephens added his third homer of the season and Chico Carrasquel drove in both Chicago runs with his first major league homer. Joe Dobson earned his third win of the campaign.
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Amate
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Chico Carrasquel
Chicago
Joe Dobson
Bosox
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Ant Michael Bayes
Errors Costly As Nats Bow To Tigers 9-6
A messy game ends with the Washington Nationals falling 9 to 6 against Detroit. Despite strong performances from key players, errors cost Nats dearly as Tigers capitalize on defensive miscues and timely hits to seal the win.
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Amateur ENY Leagues Launch Campaigns Tomorrow
The Troy Amateur Baseball League begins its fifth season tomorrow afternoon on four diamonds. Recreation commissioner Ed Wachter and director Pete Mooney oversee the opening day, with games at 2 30 and 2 35. Defending champion Emeralda hosts Prominent Park as Coveheys and Ide Hill provide competitive early-season action amid expected roster changes.
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Recreation
Ed Wachter
Whee
Pete Mooney
Dwyer-Viaduct
Emeralda
Prominect Park
Coveheys
Joe Walsh
Ide Hill Crew
Haymakers
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Marty Dwyer
South Troy
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Brother Benedict
Jim Miles
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John Rotel
Buckus
James Manning
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Joseph Hormals
Troy Recreation Commission
Edward A. Wachter
Jack Cahill
Emeralds
Curt Grimes
al Gray
Pirates
Dwyer A.C
John Rachminski
Tom Conroy
Braves Back Spahn Dump Reds 13 Tol
Boston Braves rout Reds 13 to 1 behind Warren Spahn five innings of scoring and four homers by Elliott Gordon Torgeson and Jethroe. Northey homer spoiled the shutout in the ninth.
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Bethlehem Central blanks Lansingburg in baseball clash
Bethlehem Central shut out Lansingburg 8 to 0 on the winner's diamond. Pitcher Clyne tossed a five hitter with six strikeouts for Beth Cent while Don Barker pitched five innings for Lansingburg, allowing five hits. RBI highlights included Morasey, Clyne twice, and Freeman with key steals and fielding notes.
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Freemands
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Freeman Oates Perry
Morse
Laneassury
Barber
Léwix
Chine
Monrse
Cards Rally Nips Phils in a 3 2 Victory
Eastern League recap notes the Cards rally to defeat the Phillies 3 to 2. String of players and scattered lines show standings, teams, and scores with multiple names and city references amid a fragmented page.
National League Results and Standings Summary
National League results include Chicago defeating Brooklyn 7 to 6 and Boston routing Cincinnati 13 to 1. Team standings show Brooklyn leading with about 60 wins and 63 losses, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia near .500, with Chicago and New York trailing. Probable pitchers listed for today feature Brockton at Chicago and Philadelphia at St. Louis.
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Washington
RPI Lacrossemen Triumph In Scoring Blitz At Ithaca
RPI rout Ithaca 202 in a high scoring scorefest at Ithaca College. Corcoran opened and closed scoring while Larkin Guetre and Powell led the offense as Williams outpaced Amherst to claim the Little Three title. The game featured 16 penalties, strong defense early, and a late surge by Ned Harkness’s squad.
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RPT
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Geneva Wildcat
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Bix
Ken Martini
Les Eustaces
Jess
Palen
Dean Armstrong
Martin
Bill Sals
Mike Tannert
Ned Harkness
Paten
Dick Powell
Duane Fox
Bill Bo Vkran
Fox
Lilis
Eustace
Sam McNair
Willamstown
Manes
Willams
Ephmen
Brady
Williams
RPI Lacrosse Beats Ithaca and Union. Track Winners Named
In a mixed meet summary, RPI defeated Ithaca 20 to 2, Union 1, and Middlebury 2. Captain BK and F. X. Delaney led a double victory for the victors with wins in the sprint dash and broad jump, and the half mile and mite runs. W. Matland also appears among the results.
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Ithaca
Union
Middlebury
Carling
W. Matland
Three Games Lift Curtain Eastern New York Baseball League Opener
The Eastern New York State Baseball League begins its second season with six teams chasing playoff spots. Opening day features Cohoes vs Waterford at 2:30 p.m. at Lansing Park, Watervliet Vets under Paul Lecuyer at 6:15 p.m. at Watervliet High, Schaghticoke Lemonnaires vs Schenectady Grizzlies at 2:30 p.m. in Rotterdam, and Schaghticoke home at 6:15 p.m. at the Fair Grounds with Watervliet visiting.
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Cohoes
Cohoes-Waterford
Waterford
Watervliet
Mahar Vets
Paul Lecuyer
Watervilet High Field
Schaghticoke Lemonnaires Turnish
Lou Maalan
Panthers
Schenectady Grizzlies
Poutre Park
Rotterdam
Schaghticoke
Fair Grounds
Watervilet
Notre Dame Field
Springfield Triumphs Over Siena 7 4 In Debut Bout
Springfield College edged Siena College 7 to 4 as Francis Nevers pitched a complete game win. Glenn Biasell struggled in his Siena debut, issuing walks and hits in the second inning while Billy Harwell and Dave Toricello starred for Springfield.
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Glenn Biasell
Siena College
Loudonville
Springfeld College
Biasell
Siena
Francis Nevers
Billy Har‘well
Dave’ Toricello
Indians
Springfield
Woelfe
Biscell
Pirates Edge Giants 5-4 Behind Gilbert Homer
Pittsburg Pyrates edged the New York Giants 5-4 as Harold Gilbert hit a three run homer in the eighth inning and Stanky's leadoff homer in the first provided the Giants' lone early run. Ed Reed Gilbert delivered the decisive late blast to seal the victory.
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Harold
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New York
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Tomer
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Olog Westrum
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Jones
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