Parrell Parnell Leads Red Sox Past Tigers in Pitch Battle
Parrell Parnell pitched hitless through three and held Detroit to two runs as Boston beat Detroit 5 4. Walt Dropo homered and drove in two runs while Doerr also connected for a homer. Drope had three hits for Boston and Priddy, Tebbetts, and Williams contributed key hits.
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Detroit
Bob Doerr
Boston
Virgil Trucka
Trucks
Don Kollowny
Joe Ginsberg
Robinson
Kolloway
Fonis
Debleater
Waite
Dowrr DiMagelo
Drowba
Stephens
Willame
Priddy
Tebbetts
Kryhovit Pesky
Williame
Porricopa
Arnold Tops Siena College Nine 6-1 in New Haven
Arnold College defeated Siena College 6 to 1 as Gene Savard allowed two runs over eight innings for the win. Siena was limited to three hits while Arnold pounded out 14 safeties, with Ed Basemi doubling and Sam Mariakar adding a single for two RBI. Continuous innings featured Bill Riehl beginning for Siena and Glen Blasee taking over in the sixth.
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Arnold College
New Haven
Conn
Gene Savard
Fanning
Walling
Indianatt
Bill Riehl
Gam
Glen Blase
Riehl
Basel
Siena
Ed Baseemi
Sam
ABC Faces Stiff Fight Friday Over "White Male" Rule
Columbus reports the American Bowling Congress faces a pivotal internal battle at this Friday’s tenpin convention. Four percent of delegates will decide whether the white male membership ban is erased or retained. Executive directors opened a seaplane trip to push amendments before the delegates. The controversial clause remains central to the agenda amid ongoing legal challenges in New York Wisconsin and Michigan.
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Columbus
American Bowling Congress
ABC
New York
Wistanzin
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College Golf Alhaty Bar Col 11s Codleskill 225
College golf score recital lists Alhaty Bar Col 11s Codleskill 225 and Syracuse Daquerce 1 in a compact standings blurb. Names and places appear with brief reference to scores and teams from a regional college event.
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College Golf Alhaty
Codleskill
Syracuse
Nott Terrace Tops Troy Nine 6 5 in Class A clash
Freshman Ed Stickels matched Senior Bob Foster’s effort as Nott Terrace defeated Troy High 6-5 at Central Park Schenectady. Troy took an early lead, but Nott Terrace rallied with key hits from Beaton Whitman and Vince Invinella. Relief pitcher Barbier steadied for the terrace, while Troy’s late attempts could not overcome the early third inning burst.
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Bob Foster
Ott Terrace
Ax Troy High
Central Park
Schenectady
Corp Club
Wisco
LoNredo
Beaton
Smith
Invinella
Boston
Troy
Bryan Satterlee
Leo Ammian
Jack Morse
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Feld
George Osganian
Paul Whitman
Lwind
Stickels
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Terrace
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Ted
Barbier
Ux White
Robinson Villemain winner to hold middleweight title in Pa
Confused report suggests Robinson Villemain or winner to claim the middleweight championship in Pennsylvania after a June bout. Boxing officials discuss title lineage, possible challengers, and the NBA boxing commission's role amid unclear source wording.
Barons Edge Senators in 9th Inning Rally
The Barons defeated the Senators 7 to 6 at Hawkins Stadium after a late two run outburst in the ninth. Staucer and Lanifero anchored Albany’s defense with strong double plays while Frankin Btaucet returned to the lineup with five hits. Multiple player movements followed the game as teams shuffled rosters in the Eastern League.
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May
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Tribe Rally Falls Short in 9-8 Loss to Athletics
Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Cleveland Indians 9 to 8 as seven runs came in the fifth inning for Philadelphia and Cleveland answered with five in the eighth. Joost homered for Philadelphia off Al Benton, sealing the lead after Carl Boehm relieved Hank Wyse. Ferris Fain and Elmer Vale homered for the Athletics, with Joost getting the decisive hit.
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National League results and American League standings update
Yesterday's NL results show Chicago 6 New York 9 and Pittsburg 10 with Brooklyn 4. Boston postponed at St Louis. Probable pitchers listed for Brooklyn at Cincinnati Raffensberger vs Roe and Kennedy vs Lanter. AL results include Boston 6 Detroit 1 and New York 4 Chicago 2 with standings for both leagues and expected pitchers for upcoming games.
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College Baseball Summary Confused Scoreline
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a college baseball score, mentioning teams like Miami and players such as Tommy and Masia. Several fragments indicate run counts and innings but the overall result and specifics are unclear. The readable bits suggest a 12 to 3 or similar line with multiple errors.
Kiner Two Homers Push Pirates Past Dodgers 10-5
Ralph Kiner hit two home runs as the Pittsburgh Pirates erased a four run deficit to beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 10-5. Kiner’s grand slam tied the game in the eighth and gave him eight career grand slams, matching the NL record. Bill Werle earned the win in relief while Dodger starter Ralph Branca struggled. The crowd of 26,734 saw Kiner account for most of Pittsburgh’s scoring in a dramatic comeback.
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Hittle Guides Nats Past White Sox 3 2 in Debut Start
Washington pitcher Lloyd Hittle earned his first start of the season and limited Chicago to nine hits while the Nationals beat the White Sox 3 2. Key moments came as Eddie Yost doubled in a run and San Dente scored on a fielder's choice, with Chicago manufacturing a seventh inning rally before Hittle finished strong.
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White Sox
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Land San Dente
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Qetrowski
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Eddie Malone
Jim Busby
Gus
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Haetar
Onnos aRraur
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Malone
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Cam
Michasle Rbi
Neren Repiaen
Ortle
Dodson Thrown at Belmont Injury Ends Jockey’s Run
New York jockey Doug Dodson, 23, was thrown by Poppaca and stepped on by a filly at the start of the S19 1 added Fashion Stakes at Belmont. He suffered fractured ribs and a punctured lung before transfer to hospital as Hal Brice’s Headipys Memnage won.
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Doug Dodson
Poppaca
Belmont Prax
Dodson
Tota Hospital
Hal Brice
Headipys Memnage
Bill Bee Jand
Mentucks
Darby [Oder
Acisa
Greenties Stable
Ruddy
Serepdo
Valare Gilroy
Idehn
Dedson
Jockey Defends Arcaro Ride In Derby Controversy
Washington UPI reports Jockey Jack Robertson, noting Ed Arcaro rode Hill Prince well in the Kentucky Derby and was lucky to share prize money. Robertson, now at Pimlico, dismissed claims of a bad ride as nonsense, saying Arcaro found holes and saved ground to finish well.
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Jocker Jack
Robertson
Eddie Arcaro
Hill Prince
Pimlico
Pride of
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Middleground
Istretch
Tip's Hope A A Battle Tonight Softball Preview
Two top National Division contenders Tip's and Hope A A square off in a preseason warmup at Knickerbocker. Tip's Diedrich calls a postgame meeting to discuss new uniforms and a strong opener against the outsiders at Third Street.
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Hope A. A
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Oil Capitol Drops From Preakness Race
Leonia the CP CHF Capitot will pace at the Preakness in Baltimore on May 2. Trainer Marie Troteek said that OF Cantal, who finished in a dead heat for Afth place in Tast Saturday's Ken, will be prepared to run again.
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Baltimore
Trainey
Marie Troteek
Oper
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Cantal
Jucks Devhr
Willer Giten
Lopat Wins 4-2 as Yankees Beat Browns in Fast Game
Lopat allowed three hits and earned his third win of the season while New York hitters produced timely runs. Bauer starred for the Browns with a homer and two RBIs, but the Yankees struck early and held on for a 4-2 victory in an hour and 34 minutes before 20,847 fans at the stadium.
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Sam Jones
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Schmitz Tops Giants For Cubs 6-0
Cubs win 6-0 as Schmitz improves to 2-2. Key homers by Roy Smalley Bill Serena and Wayne Terwilliger pace Chicago at Wrigley Field. Giants manager Leo Durocher and players Eddie Stanky and Sheldon Jones ejected after seventh inning dispute. Hank Edwards drives in Ward for another Cubs run as Stanky protests and Jones is tossed.
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Wayne Terwilliger
Leo Durocher
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Sheldon Jones
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Dark
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Durocher
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Lou Jorda
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Williams Host To Dartmouth Stickers Today
Williams College lacrosse faces Dartmouth at Cole Field in a tightly matched showdown. All America captain Mickey OConnell leads Williams against Dartmouth star Walt Fisher aided by reserve depth as both teams seek victory in the season clash.
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Cole Field
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Williams
Yale
Bysterne Hanover
Mickey O'Connell
Dartmouth
Walt Fisher
Poly Teams Active and Track Home Meet at 4
Three Renssilder Poly teams swing into action this afternoon with a 4 o'clock home track contest against Cok gate. The varsity baseball team travels to Clinton aiming to extend a four game win streak against Hamilton.
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Poly
Cokgate
Clinton
Hamilton
RPI
Continentals
Skip Falkenstine
Phil Fiach
Hamillton
Flingin
Phil
VMI
Schenectady
Union
Sena College
Al Ennis In Line For Post With Colts
Baltimore Philadelphia report says Al Ennis in line to replace Walter Driskill as general manager of the Baltimore Colts. Driskill remains GM but acknowledged interest in football ventures. Ennis, former GM of the Philadelphia Eagles, is reported weighing two offers with a Baltimore business firm.
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