Yankees Sweep Red Sox In Doubleheader Victoryes 2-1 5-4
The Yankees defeated the Boston Red Sox twice, 2-1 and 5-4, to complete a four-game series sweep. Ernie Bonham pitched the opener in a 9-inning duel, Kenny Keller delivered a decisive inside-the-park moment, and Johnny Murphy earned the win in relief in the second game as Boston used four pitchers.
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Grandma) Murphy
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Browns Win 1-0 Over Tigers In Ninth Inning
St Louis Browns break Detroit jinx with a run in the ninth to edge the Tigers 1-0. Don Heffner sacrificed home the winning run after McQuinn’s triple, with Hal Newhouser and Galehouse locking pitchers’ duel. Stephens extended his hitting streak no, while York and Higgins produced two base hits for Detroit. Attendance 61,5.
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Athletics maul Senators 7 to 0 in shutout victory
Philadelphia Athletics pounded two Washington pitchers for 11 hits and a 7-0 win. Roger Wolff earned the win and a first-season shutout despite ten allowed hits. Key hits included Bob Swift’s long double and Pete Suder’s three‑RBI triple in the fourth as Philadelphia built an early lead.
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New York Golf Association to Stage All Championships Together
The New York State Golf Association will host amateur, women, and senior championships the same week at Lake Placid Club starting July 12. Women qualify July 12, seniors July 13, amateurs July 14, with all finals set for July 17. Alex Stephenson, Duane Tower, and Grace Amory were last year’s champions.
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Bithorn Shuts Down Cardinals In Cubs 5 to 1 win
Bithorn earned his third win for Chicago as he held St. Louis to one run through eight innings. The Cubs broke open a four-run seventh inning and added two in the ninth, with key hits from Stan Hack Harry Lowrey and Stan Musial contributing for the Cardinals. Attendance reported at 3,811.
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No Fracture For Cooper After Cubs Game Injury
Chicago tests found catcher Walker Cooper of the St. Louis Cardinals suffered no fracture to his left foot after being hit by a foul ball in Wednesday's 2 to 1 loss to the Chicago Cubs. The injury was diagnosed as a painful bruise.
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Steal Follows Sneeze In Spring Training Mischief
Cleveland Indians trail the Pittsburgh Pirates by one run in the seventh when Cris Hockett and Eddie Turchin attempt steals and are nabbed. Manager Lou Boudreau explains the steal sign was given but leaked only by a nose blow joke. The gag leads to a rule note about handkerchiefs on the bench.
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Watervliet Edges Lansingburg In Tight Opener
Barafunda pitched a two hit shutout as Watervliet defeated Lansingburg 1 to 0 in the opener. Senez scored on a first inning single by Torcello after a walk and a hit. Abbott allowed two hits through six innings before Torres finished. Watervliet hosts Troy High next.
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Catholic High Defeats Troy 9 to 8 in Tight Rally
Catholic High pushed across a three run burst in the sixth and held on for a 9 to 8 win over Troy High at Prospect Park. Talbot pitched seven strong for Catholic, allowing eight hits, while Lemke gave up seven for Troy. Joe Walter doubled for Troy and Talbot drove in three as Catholic renewed the city diamond relations after a two year lapse.
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Capparell Defeats Flores In Ten Round Feature Bout
Tackie Capparell, 158, of Boston, forced the pace to defeat Freddie Flores, 14, of New York, in a bruising ten round feature at the Casino in Fall River Massachusetts yesterday.
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Madison players named team captain and MVP
Gordon Bushell of Northport New Jersey was elected captain and William Anthony of Roseland New Jersey voted most valuable player by the Drew University baseball team yesterday.
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Harvard Withdraws From Intercollegiate Football for Duration
Harvard announced its withdrawal from formal intercollegiate football for the duration due to wartime demands. Yale and Princeton opposed the move and plan to adjust schedules, while Dartmouth hoped to maintain modified play. Harvard will keep intramural football and may seek informal games nearby as the season evolves.
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Tribe Blanks Chisox 6 3 as Smith Dominates
Cleveland wins 6 to 3 ending the series as Al Smith limits the White Sox to 11 hits over 9 innings. Jake Wade exits in the third for Bill Swift. Grove and Haynes handle later work with Hanski closing. Notable at bats include Tucker Appling Heath Denning and Rosar producing for Chicago and Kolloway hitting a three-base shot for Cleveland.
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La Salle Institute dominates Cohoes High on 8-0 win
La Salle Institute baseball team used three pitchers to beat Cohoes High 8-0. Mickey Furdyna drove in four runs with a first inning homer as La Salle built a five run lead and cruised. Ed Sullivan allowed one hit in two innings, Conway and Bowan finished with solid relief.
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College Baseball Scores From New York City College Action
International Toronto 12 Syracuse 3 Rochester 5 Newark 2 Jersey City 15 Buffalo 4 Baltimore 2 Montreal 1 at New York City College New York 12 St John s Brooklyn 6.
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Baseball In Brief Yesterday's Results
Scranton beat Wilkes-Barre 11 to 5 and Binghamton won 2 to 1 against Elmira. Hartford triumphed over Springfield in ten innings. Utica and Albany game postponed. Brooklyn and Boston tied 1 to 1. New York played Philadelphia, Chicago faced Cincinnati, and St Louis met Pittsburgh with listed pitchers.
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Baseball Standings and Today’s Interleague Matches
The New York team leads with a 3 786 mark followed by Cleveland 4 92 and Detroit 5 683. Washington St Louis Philadelphia Boston Chicago all around . etc. Today's games list Philadelphia Christopher 1-3 at New York Wensloff 0-1. Boston Terry 0-6 at Washington Wynn 0-1. Detroit White 0-0 at Chicago Humphries 0-1. Cleveland Harder 2-1 at St. Louis Sundra 1-1.
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Northey Delivers in Tenth to Beat Dodgers
Philadelphia rallies from behind to top Brooklyn 3 to 2 in ten innings as Glen Stewart opens with a triple and Ron Northey delivers a decisive fly. Buck Newsom allows six hits but walks two in the pivotal stretch while John Podgajny holds the Dodgers to five hits.
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Albany Senators Postponed Game Ahead of Utica Trip
Weather delays yesterday's Albany versus Utica game as the Albany Senators travel to Utica to kick off a reshuffled lineup. Manager Jim Rip Collins plans changes at key spots with Cy Williams at second base and Paul Whittingham behind the plate, Bernie Snyders moved from leadoff to eighth, and Whitey Brutchak leading off. Luther Knorr is slated to start on the mound for Albany while Lefty Zins is eyed for the Utica start, with gala opening ceremonies planned involving officials from both cities.
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