Senators Open 2-Game Series With Trips At Stadium
The Albany Senators begin their third series of the Eastern League season tonight at Hawking Stadium against the Binghamton Trips, with Fred Clemence likely on the mound. The trip schedule runs through the weekend with Elmira and Williamsport to follow, and Rookie catcher Joe Krntzer has been sent to Hornell.
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Bucs rally to topple Braves 4 2 in first game
Pittsburg Pirates staged an eighth inning rally to beat the Boston Braves 4 to 2. Key moments included Al Lopes baserunning and a decisive eighth inning double by Jim Haseell driving in two runs. Barrett, Colmen and Zakran contributed in the late offense as Boston misplayed the late inning rally.
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Billy Graham Wins No 39 in Six-Round Decision
New York fights page reports Billy Graham’s 39th win after a six round decision over Sammy Mann at Seat Hall. Graham dominated, with the referee scoring every round in his favor. He remains undefeated in 45 bouts with six draws in his professional career.
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Vince DiMaggio to Report for Physical Test
Vince DiMaggio of the Pittsburgh Pirates said his draft board in California ordered him to report May 19 for a preinduction physical. He plans to take the test locally.
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Reds Edge Giants 3 2 In Ninth Inning
Cincinnati Reds win 3 2 over the New York Giants as Bucky Walters drives in Eddie Miller with one out in the ninth for his fourth straight victory. Walters also reached 290th start with Reds in seven seasons, receiving American Beauty roses before the game.
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Gentry Bowlers Dine Tonight Banquet at Colony Recreation
The Gentry Bowling League will hold its banquet tonight at the Colony Recreation Center. The event begins at 8 p.m. with members dining and recognizing league achievements.
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Liners Open Season With 6 2 Win Over Inspection Team
The Liners defeated the Inspection outfit 6 to 2 on the Arsenal Grounds in the 1914 opener. Frank Ruba allowed five hits as Joe Zareski hit a three-run homer in the first. Blackman pitched for Inspection, giving up ten safeties as the Liners built a 6 0 lead through five innings.
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Nats Defeat Browns 5-1 to Open 194 Campaign
Washington Nationals beat the St Louis Browns 5-1 as Johnny Niggeling pitched for the Nationals. Bobby Gratz hit a homer off Nelson Potter in the fourth to tie the game at 1-1. Barry drove in runs in the sixth to chase Potter from the mound and seal the victory before 19 756 fans.
Grays Defeat Miners 9 2 In Scranton Showdown
Williamsport Grays surged past the Scranton Miners 9 to 2 in a key early game. Juan Hernandez sparked the attack with steady hitting as Grays move into a first place tie with Albany.
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Phillies thump Cubs to extend skid to 13 straight losses
Philadelphia built a 7 to 1 win over Chicago as Al Gerheauser pitched seven innings for his second victory. The Phillies battered four Chicago pitchers for 15 hits and sent starter Bil Fleming to an early exit in the third. Jim Wasdell led the Phils with three singles.
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Cardinals Beat Dodgers 4 to 2 in Cooper First Win
Mort Cooper earned his first victory as the St Louis Cardinals defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 4 to 2. Ollie Walker and Gil Engle contributed key hits, while Danny Lithgow delivered his third homer of the season. Bob Wyatt took the loss after lasting six innings.
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Seniors Win Watervliet Class Meet Interschool Track Meet
The Watervliet High School seniors scored 48 points to win the interclass track meet on the school track. Juniors totaled 39 1 3 points and the freshmen 11 2 8, while the sophomores posted a score of x. Andy Swota set a new pole vault school record at 10 feet 6 inches, breaking the old mark of 10 feet 4 inches by George Swota. Swota and Joe Lynch of the juniors were triple winners with wins in the 100 yard dash 22.0 seconds, 220 yard dash 10.97 seconds, 440 yard run 1 2 seconds, plus pole vault and high jumps. Relay went to the seniors in 1 minute 50 seconds.
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Grim Grim Ghianone: The Man Nobody Could Knock Down
Joe Grim born Saverio Giannone in Philadelphia pursued a 11 year boxing career famed for enduring punishment. He fought world champions from lightweight to heavyweight, was knocked out 17 times, and earned a reputation as the original Iron Man. Grim died in 1930 after a life of fighting and fame.
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Mohawks Shut Out Leonards in Pact Park Showdown
In a Proa Pact Park game the Mohawks crushed the Leonards 8 to 0. Earlier tonight Binghamton faced Albany at 4 pm while Elmira met Scranton and Williamsport played Wilkes Barres with other standings noted.
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Athletics Blank White Sox 9-0 Behind Hamlin’s Pitch
Luke Hamlin held Chicago to five hits while the Athletics pounded Orval Grove for 11 in a 9 to 0 victory in the first game of the series before 7,317 fans. Dick Siebert and Irving Hall each had four hits, Thurman Tucker extended his hitting streak to eight games, and Philadelphia’s Luke Hamlin earned the win with strong support from his offense.
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Tully Pinmen Dine Saturday
The annual Tully Pinmen bowling banquet at the Tully A A will be held Saturday night at Dania Hall at 9 o clock. Thomas A Graham will be toastmaster. Awards will be made to bowlers for the 1939 44 season. A turkey dinner will be served.
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Princeton Whips Coast Guard Nine
Princeton defeated Coast Guard 5 to 1 as Joe Benysek issued wild pitches aiding four runs in the afternoon. Bob Bilgrar pitched effectively for Princeton earning his first win of the season, allowing eight hits while fanning seven.
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Troy Riders Enter CBA Show At New Scotland Avenue
La Salle Institute riders prepare for the second annual Christian Brothers Academy horse show at the CBA grounds New Scotland Avenue Sunday June entries open with Joseph Stewart as director. Entry fees and prizes available from Tiveli and Worth Pearl Street Albany. Entries close May 27. The program features 36 classes starting at 1 am with a youth horsemanship class for riders under 19, continuing to 6 pm with top riders from the Capital District expected to compete.
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Mighty Array At Randolph
A new parachute training unit is established at Randolph Field Texas with many former star athletes among its instructors. Notable names include Bill Dudley Glenn Dobbs and Johns Kimbrough, all American players, forming a potential dominant backfield for Randolph's football squad.
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St Peters Plans Practice Ahead Of Junior Senior Games
Coach Don Caswall calls St Peters teams to practice tomorrow at 6 pm on Catholic Central Field. The squad, registered in Senior CYO League, will face strong opponents as they prepare for upcoming section play.
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