Senators Crush Laurels 7 To 4 In Rain Delayed Tilt
Albany clinched the two game series with a 7 to 4 victory over the Laurels as rain halted the second game. Lanky Leonsrol Gilmore pitched a complete game for Albany, allowing seven hits and recording his second win of the season. Key rallies in the third and later frames fueled Albany’s comeback, including a ninth inning homer by Mayhew and a sequence that plated multiple runs. Hertford homered for the Laurels, but the Senators surged to sweep the set and sit atop the league with Wilkes-Barre. The day’s action also noted a National Amateur Soccer pairing in New York.
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Jack McGrath
Hett
Moore
Leonsrol Gilmore
Colling Ielied
Mayhew
Alieny
Phillips
Schecher
Lewis
Schaener
Daniels
Gilmore
Luzansky
Jackson
Gionfriddo
Collies
Bi ‘Hertford
Senators
Menazer Collins
St Louis Pi
Danny Litehiler
Litweiter
Red Birds
Heapase
Scixcen Sant
LOUD
Sazerss
Riddie
Mrttey
Lanier
O'Dea
Cincinn
Abe Ada Chey
Withers
Crumter
Milter
Meazer
Mueller
ST. Loess
Hepp
Muse
Boaem
Jene Chaiek
Balte
Bala Borsa
Detroit
Cpi
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Tigers
Cenar
Bil Dietrich
Hal Trosiy
Chicago
Ruth Fork
Tony Cuctinello
Dietrich
Tench
New
Webb
Moses
S Trasks
Bedelia
Buecker
Corenelia
Urner
Les
Hoover
Maro
Metro
Bigztew
Crame
Boss
Gorsica
Taézi
Lee Seba
Streck
Lee
Maltz- Seer
Tan
Maltzberees
Swinning
Maltzbe
Aapiree
I McGowin
Pigzvas
Stewart Taar
Gene
Giants Beat Braves in opener 5 to 4
The New York Giants snapped a six game skid by defeating the Boston Braves 5 to 4 in the opener. In the second game Boston shut out New York 2 to 0 behind Water Andrews pitching. Jim Tobin took the loss for Boston. Butch Nieman delivered a two run single to tie it in the seventh.
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Boston
New York
Giants
Boston Braves
Wate An-drews
Jim Tobin
Braves
Butch Nieman
Tobin
Emile Lombardi
George Hausmwann
Bucs Rally to Beat Cubs in Double Overtime Battles
The Pirates outlast the Cubs in a double overtime affair, taking 6-5 in the opener and 3-2 in the nightcap. Xavier Rescigno and Rip Sewell starred for Pittsburgh as key plays in extras secured both wins before a crowd of 19,067. Hank Cameli and Bob Eliott provided offensive punch for the Cubs but fell short in both games.
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Chicago
Cnarnie Grimm
Pittsburg
Im LE Inlainee
al Rabeling
Xavier Rescigno
Preacher Ree
Henry Wise
Pirates
Rip Sewell
Trumph
Hank Camelis
Gd Sauer
Johgyny Batrsic
Paul Derex
Bob Eltinit
Iwea
A's Trade for Hal Wagner and Garrison Trade Rumor
Philadelphia report states the Athletics traded catcher Hal Wagner to the Boston Red Sox for Sid Garrison. Wagner, last season a part time catcher for Frank Hayes, had been accepted by the Navy but awaits activation. Garrison hit .279 in 36 games for Sasson last year after coming up from Louisville.
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Philadelphia
The
Athletics
Hal Wagner
Bostol Red Sox
Seider Ford Garrison
Wagner
Frank Hares
Navy
Garrison
Sasson
Louisville
Denker Wins National Chess Competition
Denker led a 15-player field to win the national chess title by scoring 14 wins and three draws. Benzer, a former New York Suite champion, posted 3 3 as the runner up, while Reuben Fine of Washington and Kahn Gress, also on the women’s tour, trailed with 41 points and 41 respectively. Barff of Boston placed second with a high score, reflecting a competitive field.
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Werox
Benzer
Reuben [Fine
Washington
Kahn Gress
Miss May II
Barff
Boston
Deer Heels Wins Shenandoah Handicap at Caliente
Deer Heels ridden by Don Neal won the Shenandoah Handicap at Caliente, finishing six furlongs in 3:12 4/5. The second choice Deer Heels paid 8.20, 3.90, and 2.40 as fixed odds, with Bay Pal and Mirror Lake finishing third and fourth respectively.
RPI Tennis Team Trims Brooklyn Poly in Brooklyn
RPI tennis team defeated Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute in Brooklyn with a dominating scoreline. Singles results show RPI players detesting and defeating Brooklyn Poly rivals with several straight sets. Doubles teams Grad Tasombarde and Silver Pollock swept, sealing the match for RPI.
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RPI
Brooklyn Poly
Rensselaer Polytechnic
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Brooklyn
Troy
Tan Grad
Colsruse
Ray Labormbside
RR. P. L
Gould
al Pollock
Sheen
Marvin Silver
Cohen
Charles Ditchik
RE. P. L
Lawrence
al Smiles
RF. L
Epstein
Grad
Tasombarde
RB. P. Ti
Colaruge
Could
Sliver
Pollock
Skeen
Coren
Lewis
Creswick
R. BL
Bystein
Nats Split Twin Bill With A's
Philadelphia and Washington divided a doubleheader as the Nationals won the first game in ten innings 4 to 3 while the Athletics captured the second 7 to 3 before 10 387 fans. Roger Wolff escaped a jam in extras with a walk and wild throws before Mike Guerra scored the go ahead run. Dick Siebert and Stam Spence contributed key hits in both games.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Nats
Athletics
Roger Wolff
Mike Guerra
Wolff
George Myatt
Bob Zstabla
Frank Hayes
Dick Siebart
Stam Spence
Wes
Ferretti
Newser
Hama
Hayen
Partese
Garar
Abs
Uesieh
Philadelfria
Estaletia
Poo Thiladelpmea
Esra
Zevaletie
Case
Myst
Terres
Ruth
Siebert
Bayes
Sayes
Dan Tute
Male
Harris
Wastincion
Bart
Olicher
Carrasquel
Ampres
Heboard
Berry
Two Pimlico Races Named for Writers on Preakness Day
Two Pimlico races will be named for veteran Baltimore writers and Marine Corps correspondents. Mason C. Bronson and William Boniface, long-time Pimlico staffers and Preakness storymakers, will have races named in their honor. Details on race names and purses will follow. Bronson joined the Baltimore AP Bureau in 1934 and served in the Marines, seeing action at Tarawa. Boniface, with the Baltimore Sun, was set for foreign duty this year.
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Brunson
Baltimore
Marines
Bermuda
Pacific
Tarawa
Boniface
Dia- Tines
CYO League Meets Tomorrow Plans Circuit Players List
The Senior CEO Baseball League will hold its second season meeting tomorrow night at a PA in The Record Newspapers office. McCarthy is slated to preside as plans are finalized for forming the circuit and submitting the player list.
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CEO Baseball League
Record Newspapers
Clicuit
Sim
McCarthy
Browns Beat Indians in Afterpiece 3 2 Split doubleheader
Browns top Indians 7 4 in game one with Sander earning his fifth win while the Indians answer back 3 2 in the nightcap led by Pat Seerey two run double. Reynolds went the distance for Cleveland as Hollingsworth lasted for St Louis. Attendance 12 355.
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Cleveland
UPI
Jack Kramer
Louis Browns
Sander
Indians
Kramer
Tribe
Browns
Yankees
Allie Reynolds
Clevelard
OH Brat
Mancuso
Sarit
Bitkear
Nalinice
Gromer
Rosar
Bollingessorws
Schultz
AB. Rhoa
Boudreod
Boera
Binghamton Bowler Ranks Fifth in State Meet
Gthca UPI says Charles Anderson of Binghamton posted an 11th place 693 in open singles with 215 284 and 234 games as part of the men’s state bowling tournament. Frank Shantey of Poughkeepsie and Joe Ferraro of Kingston also scored among leaders while Utica’s Val Stark and Ray Trusty took third in class B doubles with 1053. The Syracuse Polish home team held second in the five man division with 2029 Saturday night.
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Gthca Upi
Charles Anderson
Binghamton
Anderson
Frank Shantey
Poughkeepsie
Joe Ferraro
Kingston
Val Stark
Ray Trusty
Utica
Syracuse
Babe Didrickson Biography Project Cools With Material
Tex high school and national sports history note Keith Quick collecting Babe Didrickson items for a planned biography. He began after meeting her in Palestine in 1936 and stored clippings for twelve years, claiming she promised the byline. The piece ends with a brief sports score from Philadelphia Americans 1 Kearny Celtics 0 as rain postpones others.
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Keith Quick
Mildred Babe Didrickson
Athiete
Quick
Babe
Beaumot
Tex
Didsikson
Palestine
Quirk
Navy Team Wins Middle Atlantic Sailing Championship
In Annapolis Navy sails to a two point victory over Haverford College to clinch the Middle Atlantic Inter-Collegiate Sailing Championship. Eight races produced a team total of 58 points for Navy with Pennsylvanians second, Cornell third, and Stevens fourth as the field finished: 58 31 55 48.
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Annapolis
Cpi—Navys
Haverford College
Cornell
Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken
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Baseball Standings First Game at Hartford and Scranton
Baseball standings and results from a doubleheader and rain delays. Albany, Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, Williamsport, Elmira, Binghamton, Utica, Hartford are listed with scores, rain postponements, and upcoming games. National and American league results show knots between New York, Boston, Chicago, St. Louis, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh with scattered rain delays.
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Utica
Binghamton
Hartford
Williamsport
Scranton
Edmira
Wilkesbarre
New Fork
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
St.Louis
Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Albany
Wilkes Barre
Williamaport Ettairs
Hartford Beranten
Pitsborg
Jashington
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Bendix Radig
Atice Hraves i Bawkiss Steginh
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