Byrne Hurls Batters Champs To 6-3 Victory
Tommy Byrne pitched and batted the New York Yankees to a 6-3 win over the Detroit Tigers. He singled in two June in the eighth to break a 3-3 tie and scored on two errors. Yanks tied the game in the sixth, Berra, Rizzuto and Woodling contributed, while Byrne earned his first victory of the season.
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Boston Red Sox Sweep Browns In Doubleheader
Boston strengthened its grip in the pennant race by conquering the St. Louis Browns in both ends of a doubleheader, 8-6 and 6-2, before 34,523 fans. Al Papai won the second game while Ted Williams homered in the opener, and Dom DiMaggio boosted his batting average with seven hits in ten appearances. Browns committed three errors in the opener aiding Boston’s late surge from a 6-5 deficit.
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Albany's 6-2 Twins First Game Fades in Scramble
Former major league baseball star and longtime manager Finney, tied to the Albany team, died recently. The notice notes his role with the Tem yie, Texas based Big State League, highlighting his career and connections with Albany.
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College scores and track results from a Saturday meet
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Senators Beat Barons In Pair Of 6-2 Tilts
Albany's Senators defeated the Wilken Barre Barons in two 6-2 games at Hawk Ine Stadium to depose the visitors from the Eastern League lead. Jaman Chambers and Harry Weakley secured the wins as the Senators capitalized on Barons’ miscues and timely hitting.
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Pollet Four Hits Braves As Card Bats Blast 15-0
Pollet shut the Boston Braves to four hits as the St. Louis Cardinals bunch of hits powered a 16 to 0 win. Slaughter Schoendienst and Miller led the attack with multi run contributions while Crandall and Diering were among few Braves to reach second. Antone and Johnson struggled in relief as St Louis rumbled with eleven early hits and a five run seventh.
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Clark School Beats YMCA In Lacrosse
Clark School of Franklin Mass won 16 7 over the YMCA lacrosse team at Burdett Avenue field. Lawrence led Clark with eight goals while the YMCA scorers Bust Young and Frank Carlroach had two goals each in the first half. Next test for YMCA is Deerfield Academy here Saturday.
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Baseball Big Six By The Asmiciaten Teens
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National and American League results and standings summary
Yesterday in the National League Brooklyn beat Pittsburg 3 2 St Louis routed Boston 15 0 Philadelphia swept Cincinnati 6 4 and 6 4 New York defeated Chicago 4 3 and 5 2 The standings show Brooklyn leading with 10 wins 6 losses while Philadelphia and Boston trail New York St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburg and Chicago follow Also listed are today’s probable pitchers Brooklyn at Pittsburg Philadelphia at Cincinnati Boston at St Louis In the American League New York beat Detroit 6 3 Washington swept Cleveland 10 3 and Boston beat St Louis 6 2 Chicago beat Philadelphia 7 3 Philadelphia defeated Chicago 4 2 Details include daily win totals and team records for the two leagues and the Eastern League results from Albany Wilkes Barre Elmira Scranton and Hartford
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Homers Help A's Gain Split With Chisox
Philadelphia Athletics win game two against the Chicago White Sox 4 2, with homers by Pete Suder and Mike Guerra. Lou Brissie suffered a fourth straight loss. Carl Scheib closed out the win with relief after Hooper.
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Coan's homer caps Nationals rally to beat Indians 10 5
Washington gains lead in the seventh with Gil Coan's two run homer off Bob Lemon, his second in five days, as the Nationals overcome Cleveland 10 to 5. Ed Stewart and Coan pace the attack with three hits each. Mickey Harris wins after replacing Marrero. Flores takes the loss.
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Giants sweep Cubs in twin bill 4-3 and 5-2 in Chicago
New York Giants shaded Chicago in a doubleheader 4-3 and 5-2 before 40,148 fans braving 18 degree cold. Koslo pitched well in the nightcap while Rush and Klippstein struggled in the opener as Whitey Lockman, Thomson and Dark powered the Giants with early RBI, and Serena drove in both Cubs runs with a fourth inning triple.
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Ben Hogan Wins Greenbrier with Record Tying 259
Ben Hogan captures the Greenbrier title and ties the course record with a 259 total. He posts a late surge as world golf record pace and Augusta links loom, while Sam Stead trails by one stroke at the host course.
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Moran Upset by Harper in Noted Tournament Match
Jabbering report notes iGussie Moran loses to Jack Harper in a key event. Barbara Brofield of San Francisco uploads details from Santa Monica. Moran, Moran’s partner Wirshaden provide frantic information as Terme Tournament 4 proceeds. Harper beats Surhholz in a triumph, with a listing of scores and regional ties.
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Middleground Wins Derby as Three-Year-Old Field Impresses
Louisville AP Derby observers at Churchill Downs praised the 1950 Kentucky Derby field as strong with Middleground edging Hill Prince and Mr. Trouble. Middleground led from the stretch to win in 2:04 1/4 for the mile and a quarter, earning $92,650 of the $120,650 purse.
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Coe Edges Goldwater To Take Western Amateur Title
Dallas AP Charles Coe defeated Bob Goldwater of Phoenix 7 and 6 to win the Western Amateur in his first appearance, turning a 2-up deficit after the first hole into a decisive victory at Dallas Country Club. Coe birdied Nos 19 and 11 to stretch the margin, closing out with a 20 foot putt on 72 as Goldwater mishaps and trees hindered his round. The early play was described as the worst golf of the tournament’s opening rounds.
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Phillies Rally To Take Doubleheader Over Reds 6-0 6-4
Philadelphia Phillies erased a four run lead in the nightcap then prevailed 6-4 to sweep a doubleheader with Cincinnati. Del Ennis delivered a homer in the eighth and Eddie Waitkus and Dick Sisler homered earlier in the opener as Kenny Heintzelman dominated with a three hit shutout. The Reds fought back in the second game, Grady Hatton and Ted Kruszewski homered and Ted Kluszewski added another run before Philadelphia held on for the win.
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Robinson's Homer Clinches 6 3 Dodgers Win
Jackie Robinson powered the Brooklyn Dodgers to a 6 3 comeback victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. He drove in all three runs with a homer a double and a single and delivered the game winning four bagger in the sixth. Rex Barney pitched well for Brooklyn and Murry Dickson struggled for Pittsburgh, as the Pirates miscues helped Brooklyn seize the lead.
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Westervelt Wins Opening Hot Rod Race at Burden Lake
Howie Westervelt of Rensselaer captured the main hot rod event as Burden Lake oval opened the season. He trailed by Ernie Palmer Ed Anderson and Bob Fairbanks in that order with a large crowd watching. Several other winners and a three way tie for the California State Open golf championship followed, leaving the card tight for the next round.
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