Pioneers Defeat Albany in Split Doubleheader 5-3 and 11-5
Elmira Pioneers opened with a 5-3 win over the Albany Senators and completed the doubleheader with an 11-5 victory. George Hanffirsa and Mel Hof reeisier earned wins as Elmira improved to six wins in eight games. Key moments included six-run first four frames for Elmira in game two and late scoring bursts by Sabrinsky Nowak and Morse.
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Yanks Sweep Two Games With Tribe In 13th Inning
Battered by a rough start, the Yankees rallied in the ninth to tie 3-3. Johnny Yender delivered a run with two out in the 13th as Don Savage and Lin Se sparked a late rally to lift New York 4 to 3 over Cleveland. Emerson Roser earned the win while Allie Reynolds took the loss.
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Cubs Rally To Beat Dodgers In Final Innings
Cubs overcome an early 4 2 loss by rallying in the last two frames to defeat Brooklyn 8 7 at Chicago. Bill Nicholson doubled to drive in the tying run as Exide Hanyzewski earned the win. Fred Ostermaeyer pitched for the Dodgers in the opener, allowing 13 hits in a 4 2 loss.
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Alngie
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Andy Pafko
Gilbert Engligh
Roy Hughes
Nicholson
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International Torants and Intercity Results Brief
Early tournament results show Rochester edging Toronto with a 3 2 score and Syracuse defeating Newark 4 to 2. Syracuse also beats Newark 3 while Buffalo leads Jersey City 5. Montreal posts 16 over Baltimore 4 and Montreal 4 over Baltimore 2 in mixed standings.
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Utica Braves turn rare triple play in 5-2 win over Cham pion Miners
Utica field turns a perfect triple play in the first inning as Joe Hoziowski draws a walk and Steve Adametzes hits a single before seamless relay ends with Tyson tagging Dettrey at second. Cecil Tyson drives in the decisive run with a ringing double to center for a 5-2 victory over the Miners.
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St. Peter's to Practice Tonight
St Peter's nine will hold a practice session tonight at Catholic High field at 8 o'clock. Organizers seek a forthcoming game with a strong team for Wednesday night. Contact Jim Brassard Waite Pisce Don Caswell or Tony SEI between 6 and 9 p.m. for arrangements and details.
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Cardinals Beat Phillies In Doubleheader To Take Lead
The Cardinals split a twin bill with the Philadelphia Phillies, winning 6-3 and 1-0. Ray Sanders hit his first homer of the season in the second game as St Louis built a sizable NL race lead. Gerhieuser took the loss in game one and Raffensberger also suffered a first decision in the opener.
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Nats blank Chisox in doubleheader split
Washington and Chicago split a doubleheader with the Nats winning 4-0 in the first game as Dutch Leonard and Thornton Lee held the White Sox to no runs until two were out in the eighth. In the nightcap Orval Grove faced Early Wynn, Rod Ortiz homered for the Senators, and a four run rally in the ninth sealed the victory.
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Tigers Triumph in Palmer Stadium Track Meet
Princeton University emerged top in a triangular meet at Palmer Stadium, scoring 70 percent of the points and defeating Pennsylvania by 401 to 45 with Columbia in third. Ton Collins of Pennsylvania led the day with firsts in the 110 yard hurdles and high hurdles and a second in the high jump as Princeton and Pennsylvania split six wins to Columbia's three.
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Bosox Lose Two Games To Tigers
Probable pitchers for today show Glevelani and Niggeling for Washington and Detroit at Philadelphia. Fiores 0 9, Overmiro 4 for Detroit, Pare adelphia. Lopat 1 1 at New York, Dobie 1 1. Only games scheduled.
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Senators Game With Sampson Rained Out
The Albany Senators game with the Sampson Wavy Training Base nine scheduled for Saturday in Sampson was rained out and may be rescheduled later. Tom McCaffrey, president of Albany, announced the possible make up date. Abernathy, a left handed pitcher, was leased by the Philadelphia Athletics to Memphis of the Southern Association.
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Reds Split Twin Bill With Braves
Cincinnati and Boston NL teams split a doubleheader in which Bucky Walters nearly pitched a perfect game as the Reds won 5 to 0 in the first game. In the nightcap Max Macon had five straight singles and two RBIs as Boston collected 12 hits to win 2 to 1. Connie Ryan’s late single broke up a no hit threat, the lone Boston run.
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CCHS Triumphs Over LaSalle Hurlers 7-2
Catholic High School defeated LaSalle 7 to 2 at LaSalle Field. Flynn earned the win and limited LaSalle to four hits as CCHS bats collected eleven hits led by multiple infield and outfield contributors.
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Eastern League First Game and Second Game Highlights
Dull box scores and brief recaps show Albany, Elmira, Wilkes-Barre, Binghamton, Scranton, Utica, Williamsport, and Hartford competing across two games with multiple players named. National and American league results list Cincinnati, Boston, Pittsburgh, New York, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Chicago, Brooklyn, and others with various scores and late innings notes.
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Pin Prizes Awarded At Manning Mt Ida League Banquet
The Manning Mt Ida Bowling League held its annual banquet at the Pawling Inn with Past President Tom Murphy as toastmaster and prize presenter. The Miles won the team title and Morseia was runner up. Individual winners included W Robinson Jr for high average, BE Wagar for high triple, W Shaelath for high single, W Mer for high average in Class B, W Murphy for high triple, L Shuman for high single, H Basatt for high average in Class C, W Millstead for high triple, and D Peckham for high single. Most improved bowler was H Cook. Victor Thompson was named president, with Elmer Wagar as vice president, Ernest Hobbs secretary, and Arthur Shaver Jr. Thomas Murphy spoke on league history. The Industrial League runner-up trophy was presented to the Manning Mt Ida League by Thompson.
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Border Colleges Plan Fall Football Activities Across Border
At a spring meeting, border conference reps from New Mexico, Texas Tech, West Texas State anticipate fall football with teams from Arizona State possible if Navy permission is granted. No word on resuming by other ember schools, and prospects look mixed for Sagebrush country.
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Ty- Raker Wins Caliente Six Furlong Feature
Ty-Raker a Moonraker gelding owned by Dawson and Brenan Stable won the Caliente six furlongs feature yesterday. Ridden by Jackie Robinson, Ty-Raker finished in 1:12 3-8 beating Deer Heels Gold Vince and two others. Payoffs: Ty-Raker 1.50 2.06 2.20, Deer Heels 3.00 7.40, Gold Vince 2.08.
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