Senators Drop Pair To Barons In Sunday Twinbill
In bad weather at Hawkins Stadium the Wilkes-Barre Barons swept a doubleheader from the Troy Senators 9 5 and 13 4. Gene Woodling returned for Wilkes Barre as Pat Seery homered twice in the opener. the Barons built a late rally, while the Senators fell to sixth in the standings amid multiple errors and shaky defense in the nightcap.
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Dodgers Sweep Cubs to Complete Series Also Take Nightcap
Brooklyn Dodgers win both ends of a doubleheader against the Chicago Cubs to sweep the three game series and extend the Cubs slump. Ed Head shuts out the Bruins 4 to 1 in the opener and Louis Newsom delivers relief work and drives in the deciding run in a 3 to 2 victory in the nightcap.
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Giants Rally In opener Ott Homers In Win Then Slumps
Mel Ott belted his third homer in three days to lift the Giants 3 1 in the opener of a doubleheader against the Pirates but he went hitless in the nightcap as Pittsburgh won 2 1 Max Butcher and Johnny Willig pitched the first game in a tight duel while Billy Jurges delivered a key eighth inning hit Ott’s blast and Jurges’ run aided New York in a split that drew 16 541 fans in attendance Also two other games featured the Phillies and Cardinals in a doubleheader at Shibe Park with Lynn Rowe and Howard Krist dueling in the opener and Al Gerheauser earning his first win in the second game as Philadelphia came back to tie and then win 2 3 3 2 respectively
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St Pauls 9 Drills Today As They Plan Uniforms and Nickname
St Pauls 9 will drill at 6 p.m. at C C H Field today after a 6 p.m. practice. A meeting will follow to organize uniforms and extra equipment and to consider a new nickname. Players listed include Bon villa Devaren Height McCarthy Ben Snyder Cahill Valuey Piche Cioffi Barber Buckley Gratton and Durivaga.
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Falzo Hurls One-Hitter As Hess All Stars Triumph
Frank Falzo a 17 year old right hander pitched one hit ball over seven innings to lead the Hess All Stars past St Pauls Senior CYO 3 to 0. Buckley pitched four hitter and St Michaels Jim Vaughn and Joe McGrath led the hitters with two hits each.
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St Michael's Nips St Peter's In Low Scoring Senior League
St Michael's edged St Peter's 1 to 0 in a Senior League game at Catholic Central High Field. Both teams traded early runs but stalled until the sixth inning when St Michael's pulled ahead and held on for the victory.
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School Nines Pass Halfway Mark With 10 Games in Week
Watervliet's Garnet nine remains unbeaten as La Salle, Lansingburg and C. C. H. S. vie for the league lead. Big week features daily games including Arsenal City clash Watervliet and Catholic Central, with LaSalle needing strong pitching from Furdy, Bowen or Conway to slow the Garnet. Standings show Watervliet at 4 1, LaSalle 5 1, and Lansingburg 2 2, as Colgate game looms for Rensselaer Tech after weather cuts.
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Americana Wins Lewin Cup With 2 0 Victory Over Celtics
Philadelphia Americana defeated Kearny Celtics 2 to 0 in the second game of the Lewin Cup final to claim professional soccer supremacy in the United States. The win seals the series and honors in Lewin Cup play.
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Eastern and Elmira Sweep. Scranton Dominates Utica
Eastern split with Wilkes-Barre and Albany in multiple games as Binghamton edged Springfield. Elmira blanked Hartford and Hartford topped Elmira in another. Scranton overwhelmed Utica while Utica-Scranton game ended 9-8. Other games were postponed.
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National Yesterday's Results and Today's Games Summary
Baseball results from yesterday show Boston defeating Cincinnati 3 to 1 and 6 to 1, New York beating Pittsburgh 3 to 1 and losing 2 to 3 to Pittsburgh, Brooklyn sweeping Chicago 4 to 0 and winning 3 to 2, St Louis crushing Philadelphia 38 to 4 and Philadelphia taking 2 to 1 over St Louis. Today’s schedule lists St Louis Pollet versus Brooklyn Melton, Cincinnati Starr against New York Feldman, Chicago Passeau against Philadelphia Johnson with only these games on the slate.
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Baseball Standings and Matchups Across Leagues
Standings show New York leading with 14 wins and 6.36 ratio, Cleveland 13 and .591, Washington 3 40, St Louis 500, Detroit 4 6, Philadelphia 1 0 0, Chicago 4 2 4, Boston 3 364. Upcoming games list New York at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland, Washington at St. Louis with listed pitchers.
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Ice hockey scores and weather note from Newark Montreal meeting
Summary of games including International 1 Baltimore 8 Buffalo 3 and 2 Buffalo 3 Baltimore 2. Toronto beats Rochester 2 1 while Toronto 6 Rochester 3. Syracuse and Jersey City 4 and Syracuse 9 Jersey City 0 call Newark Montreal weather update.
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Buffalo to Quit College Sports in War Ministry
The University of Buffalo plans to discontinue intercollegiate sports including football for the duration of the war. Athletic Director James Y. Peetle announced the decision last night, outlining the cutbacks and impact on the program.
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H J Diblee Dies Garden Official
Harold J Dibiee age 57 vice president of Madison Square Garden and longtime figure in track and cycling died yesterday from a heart ailment.
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Nationals sweep Tigers in 2 games to climb AL standings
The Washington Nationals defeated Detroit 10 to 6 and 12 to 1 to take their second straight series and move into third in the American League. Washington collected 21 hits led by Mickey Vernon with four RBIs including a homer and double as Early Wynn earned his first 1943 win. The opener saw Virgil Trucks and Johnny Gorsica pounded while the nightcap produced a late Tigers surge to knot the score before Washington pulled away.
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White Sox win opener with four run inning against Red Sox
Chicago White Sox score four in the fourth to beat Boston 4 2 in game one, with Ralph Hodgeman Don Kolloway and Wally Moses keying the rally and Jimmy Grant homering for an inside the park run. Luke Appling’s wild seventh inning throw in game two allowed two runs as Boston tied 2 4.
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Indians Rally To Split Doubleheader With Athletics
Cleveland salvage a 4 2 win in the nightcap as Roy Cullendine belts a eighth inning homer to break a tie. Jim Bagby pitches last two innings for the win, his fourth against one loss. Jesse Flores adds a fifth straight victory in the opener. In St Louis, rookie Floyd Baker stars as the Browns edge the Yankees 4 3 in 10 innings to split the twin bill, with Charley Heller and Jackie Hemsley homering earlier for New York.
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Blades's Verbal Clash Shocks 1941 Umpires in New Orleans
Ray Blades, then managing New Orleans Pets, sparked a heated verbal clash with umpires during a 1941 game against Memphis. Accounts recall Blades berating Red Jones and Steamboat Johnson with blunt accusations and demands for closer calls, illustrating his notorious confrontational style on the field.
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Hendricks Rites to Be Held Today
Funeral services for John C. Jack Hendricks former major and minor league baseball manager will be held this morning at St Mary of the Lake Church Burial will be in Mount Carmel Cemetery Hendricks aged 68 died at his home Thursday from a heart attack
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