Giants Top Phillies 7-3 in Kennedy Victory at Home
Monty Kennedy notched his 1644th major league win by guiding the New York Giants to a 7-3 win over the Philadelphia Phillies, completing a three game sweep and keeping pace with the Boston Braves in the National League. Stan Lopata homered for Philly, while Willard Marshall and Bill Rigney provided key early offense.
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Dobson Tops Nats 3 To 0 For Bosox
Jon Dobson pitched a shutout as the Boston Red Sox defeated the Washington Nationals 3 to 0 before 25 748 fans. Boston scored in the fourth on walks by Williams and Stephens and Zarilla's RBI single, added runs in the ninth on DiMaggio and Pesky doubles, while Dobson escaped trouble when bases were loaded with one out in the fifth.
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Incomplete Baseball Box Score Fragments From International Play
Fragmented page shows player substitutions and line scores for a game involving Montr\u00e9al Jersey City and other teams. Names include Kennedy Trinkle Simmons and Mize with partial pitching and batting lines plus league standings references across multiple cities. The readable portions indicate a Kennedy victory 3-2 and JSON-like team listings for Montreal Jersey City Baltimore Buffalo Rochester Newark Toronto Syracuse with mid game innings noted.
Standings and results across major leagues with pending games
NATIONAL LEAGUE standings show New York 16 wins Boston 6 and Cincinnati leading near top with Brooklyn 12 and St. Louis i details list yesterday results New York beat Philadelphia 7 3 Boston 4 Brooklyn 0 St. Louis 4 Pittsburg 4. American League notes Philadelphia New York Chicago Cleveland Detroit and St Louis results with Boston Washington and St Louis matchups. Eastern League appears with Albany Scranton and other minor entries plus schedule for today at multiple venues.
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Retailers Extend Streak as Grizzlies Fall
Cohoes Retailers remained unbeaten in the Eastern New York Baseball League by beating Schenectady 6-4 at Schenectady. Watervliet shut out Troy 2-0 at Notre Dame Field. Waterford edged Merchants 5-4 at Waterford. Mechanicville Rangers lost to Legionnaires 6-1 at Maplewood. The Retailers widened their lead over Schenectady after a late rally.
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Dwyers and Coveneys Triumph at Emeralds Day Game
The unbeaten Haymakers edged the Emerald A.C. 5 4 at Prospect Park Oldtimers Day as four ninth inning runs broke a 1 4 deficit. Joe Walsh's team fell after a late Emerald rally while Dwyer A.C. beat Bearcats 7 1 at Geer Field and Coveners defeated Bucky A.C. 10 3 at Catholic High.
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Ted Tappett Wins Raceway Feature
Ted Tappett wins the inaugural stock car feature at Emysore Raceway with Al Kelsey of Rochester and George Lansixy of Wordbury placing in the top ranks. The event capped a day of racing as spectators watched the feature lap race unfold.
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Tech Gol Squad Prepare for Friday at TOC
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Chapman Homers Twice To Pace 8-7, 7-6 Wins
Chapman drives in two runs with a bases loaded double and a late homer as the Athletics rally past the Yankees 8-7 in the first game and 7-6 in a second game. Sam Chapman hits clutch hits, Nelson Fox scores the winning run in the eleventh, and relief pitcher Joe Page allows the decisive hit. Bob Porterfield and Fred Sanford pitched for New York.
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Braves Nip Brooks in 4-0 Sweep of Series
The Braves shut out Brooks 4-0 to clinch the series. In the nightcap the Athletics rallied with a seven-run fifth inning to beat the Yankees 7-6 at Shibe Park, completing a doubleheader sweep. Boston and Brooklyn also had decisive wins as Bickford and Russell starred for Boston, Hodges extended his hitting streak for Brooklyn, while detailed box scores reflected a busy day in the league.
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Tigers Beat Browns 12 To 4 In Second Day Doubleheader
St Louis Browns rally behind Ned Garver to rout Detroit Tigers 12 to 1 in the nightcap while Hal Newhouser and Vic Wertz led a 9-3 opener victory for Detroit. Dick Kokos Sherm Lailor and Ian Spence homered for the Browns in the series.
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Reds Split Twin Bill With Cubs In 6 5 Loss And 8 5 Win
Cincinnati and Chicago split a doubleheader with the Reds winning 6-5 in the opener and Cincinnati losing 8-5 in the nightcap. Calvin McLish earned his first win, while Grady Hatton and Jimmy Blondworth homered for the Reds. Hank Edwards hit a NL homer for the Cubs as they took the night game after Harry Walker tripled and scored. The Reds remain in third place in the National League.
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Steamrollers Seek Baseball Candidates at Waterstown Practice
Waterstiel Steamrollers invite interested players to try out at 4:15 tomorrow night at Water. Notable invitees include Frank Liha Jim Williams Red Harris Bill Peters Bob Meig and Jim Douglas. Steamrollers plan exhibition games against Eastern New York Asem and Albans Twitieht Bearings if arranged.
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White Sox blank Indians in twin bill 10-0 and 2-0
Chicago White Sox shut out the World Champion Cleveland Indians twice, 10-0 and 2-0, before a record crowd of 83,323. Rookie Gordon Goldsberry hit a two run homer in the nightcap as Allen Gettel won the opener with four hits allowed and Bill Wight pitched a five hitter for his fourth straight win.
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Amherst Star Triumphs Over Williamstown Opponent in 1947 Title
Amherst star Smith of Amherst out steadied Williamstown’s Henri Salaun to win 6 2 6 4 in the final round of the New England intercollegiate singles tennis championship yesterday. Smith prevailed in a close two set match to claim the title.
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