Red Sox defeat White Sox 24 to 0 in tense early game
Davis Ferriss fires his third shutout as the Boston Red Sox nip the first place Chicago White Sox 24 0. Key moments include Jonason and Haynes producing multi run hits and a late innings surge. Triplets and Grays idle as Eastern League standings shift with the high scoring affair.
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Hubert Stops Reis in Seventh Round at Armory Bout
Tommy Hubert of Washington defeats Harold Reis of Youngstown in the seventh round at the Erie Armory. Reis suffered a cut and could not continue after late sixth round exchanges. Referee Johnny Carey halted the contest as Reis faded in the final seconds.
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Tommy Hubert
Washington
Harold Peis
Toungstown
Armory Bight
Fieis Woifered
Dadi
Johnny Carey
Eastern League proxy attends Farrell funeral in Auburn
Williamsport report says Thomas H. Richardson of the Eastern League will attend the funeral of John F. L. Farrell, first chief executive of the Eastern League and former NACBP secretary. Farrell was Perry B. Farrell’s father, who led the circuit from 1929 to 1937. Richardson represents both the Eastern League and the National Association.
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Thomas H. Richardson
Auburn
N. Fu
John FL Farrell
Me Farrell
Perry B. Farrell
Richardson
National Association
Johnny Cool Edges Singleton In Lightweight Bout
Johnny Cool of Worcester defeats Benny Singleton by split decision in a ten round lightweight contest. Singleton weighed 1427 pounds and the bout was non title due to commission rules. Coel entered at 133 pounds and still missed title contention.
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Sohany Jock
Snore
Benny Singleser
New England
Waterbury
Conn
Singleton
Coel J
Massachusetts Boxing Commission
Coel
Johnny Moran
Cambridge
Frankie Wallace
Roxbury
Johnny Melko
Waddell Washington
Clyde Dymond
Boston
Jose Fernandez
Wareham
Dodgers edge Cubs in wild 15 to 12 baseball shootout
Olmo stars with a grand slam inside the opening frame and a triple and a double driving in seven as the Dodgers defeat the Chicago Cubs 15 to 12 at Ebbetts Field. Nicholson drives in three for the Cubs, while the bullpen reshuffles as Ben Chapman and Jorsze Comlies work in relief.
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Parke
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Sears
Heaine
Cerin
Wrestling Season Pauses At Troy Arena For Summer
The Troy Sports Arena plans a summer break for wrestling with no events at the arena. The sport will resume in the fall at La Salle Institute gym, announced by president Ted Badly. Local grapplers have recently performed at La Salle for several months.
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Ted Badly
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Troy
Ted Bugis
Baxly
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Troy Area
Camuso Defeats Jackie Peters In Ten-Round Bout
Welterweight Camuso from Fall River added another win in his comeback by stopping Jackie Peters in a ten round main event. Camuso focused on body punching and kept Peters guted in the late rounds. Peters failed to land cleanly as Camuso built momentum.
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Freddie Camuso
Fall River
Mass
Jackie Peters
Teenten
M. J. Negro
Camuso
Peters
Erté Davis
Trenton
Negro
Eddie Moran
Boston
Green Extends Winning Streak with 24th Straight Victory
Brooklyn welterweight Green upsets Frankie Terry in a bruising ten rounder at St Nicholas Area. A crowd of 2,936 saw Green rally in the final rounds and take a unanimous decision. Terry weighed 157 ¾ and Green 152 1/2. judges and AP tally Green seven rounds, Burns seven.
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UPI
Harald Green
Brooklyn
Frankie Terry
Lasso
St Nicholas
Green
Terry
Ferry
Sidney Schartin
Johnny Burns
Jim Hagen
Associated Press
Waner to Play Semi-Pro Ball At Pittsburg
Paul Waner, veteran major league outfielder who led the NL in batting three times, signs with the Dormont Club of the Greater Pittsburg League in semi pro ball. Waner, who invested in a burial vault company here after leaving the Yankees two weeks ago, will play only home exhibitions.
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Paul Waner
Dormont Club
Waner
New York Yankees
Seattle Club Gets Johnson
Chet Johnson a southpaw pitcher owned by the St. Louis Browns is assigned to the Seattle Rainiers of the Pacific Coast League for the rest of the 1945 season. Manager Bill Mulligan announced the move as Johnson comes on option and reverts to the American League club today. He was sold to St. Louis by San Diego last winter.
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Chet Johnson
Paw
St. Louis Browns
Seattle Rainiers
Browns
Bill Mulligan
St. Louis
San Diego
MacPhail and Chandler Meet Amid Baseball Draft Talks
The visit by Larry MacPhail and Happy Chandler touched on baseballs draft issues and league attendance rules. They discussed Army Induction policies affecting players as War Department guidance reshapes induction for professional athletes. Chandler and MacPhail spoke at a Baltimore racing opening and attended a luncheon with Secretary Forrestal and Ambassador Averell Harriman.
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Larry MacPhail
Chandler
Kentucky
New York
Ested Thes
Mac.Phail
Piglico
Baltimore
Don
MacPhail
Defense Transportation
Fetter J. Monroe Johnson
Bas
Clus
War Department
Selective Service
Army
Bean
Chandier
Senate
Leslie Biffle
Navy
Forrestal
Averell Barriman
Ambaszeador
Russia
Miners Hold Elmira Tilt Called Off By Rain
Scranton and Elmira battled through two innings as rain halted play with Scranton leading 7-0 after a seven run first inning. Pitcher Jim McDonald starred for Elmira with one hit allowed until the rain suspended the game and ended the night.
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Elmira Pioneers
BC Scranton
Gene Alligger
Jim McDonald
Jet Bella
Henry Culp
Swat
Sehrt
Marshall
Jot Haney
Grays Sweep Barons In Doubleheader Softball Action
The Williamsport Grays won both ends of a doubleheader against the Wilkes-Barre Barons to break a tie for fourth in the Eastern League. Hidalgo and Dellaville drew walks, Valdes and Lacey produced hits, and Madsen faltered late as the Grays surged ahead. The second game featured a pitching duel between Rodriguez and Skinner through seven innings.
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Williamsport Grays
Wilkes -Barre Barons
Grays
Bob Madsen
Snal
Hidalgo
Dellaville
Schaeder
Valdes
Lacey
MelLawhorn
Baron
Aries
Rodriguez
Skinner
Ohio Governor Skips Golf Test With Crosby and Hope
Ohio Governor Frank J. dansche said engagement would prevent him from playing in a proposed benefit golf match at Cleveland on May 27 with Bing Crosby Bob Hope and Walter Hagen. He noted he had played with Hope many times and the Hollywood star had challenged him in recent months.
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Frank J. Dansche
Cleveland
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Walter Hagen
Hope
Hollywood
Devlin Beats Hines In Eight Round Bout At Cambria
Irish Danny Devlin of Allentown wins a decision over Nat Hines of Philadelphia in an eight round boxing bout at the Cambria last night. Devlin improves to 141, while Hines stands at 143 pounds.
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Hines
Philadelphie
Danny Devlin
Allentown
Nat Hines
Philadelphia
the Cambria
Stephens Homer Delivers Browns win over Yankees
Stephens belted his seventh homer and first grand slam of the year as the St. Louis Browns defeated Hank Borowy and the New York Yankees. Exton also homered for New York, but the loss kept the Yankees chasing the White Sox for second place. Jack Kramer earned his fourth win.
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Vyern Stephens
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Hank Borowy
Borowy
Stephens
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Ick Exton
Yankees
Crissgo White Sox
Jack Kramer
Joe's Mistake Triumphs in Narragansett Feature Race
Joe's Mistake, Oak Hill Stable, rallied from behind to beat Yankee Nations by a length in Narragansett Park's sixth race on a sloppy track. The six furlongs went in 1:18 3/5 as Mistake paid 8.00 to win with show prices of 3.20 and 2.60. Yankee Nations paid 2.40 and 2.40, with Aldridge a length and a half back paying 2.40. Double payoff was 43.30 for the combination of Primarily and Cake Grevy in earlier legs.
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Reds to Visit Albany for Six-Game Set With Rhumba Rascals
Rip Collins leads the Albany Senstory in a packed schedule highlighted by an exhibition against the Cincinnati Reds at the Stadium. The six day run includes doubleheaders with Williamsport and Elmira, with standout Reds players like Dain Clay and Frank McCormick in action.
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Williamsport
Reds
Braves
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Hawxing Stadium
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Rhumbe
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Bill McKechtie
Frank McCormick
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Aseman
Geo Walker
Bucky Walters
Ed Heusser
St Francis Nine Defeats Our Lady of Victory at Frear Park
St Francis School nine defeated Our Lady of Victory 11 to 4 at Frear Park. Batteries for St Francis were Patti, picker, and Tom Leonard, catcher. Esser pitched for the losers with Carpenter behind the plate.
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Our Lady of Victory
Frear Park
St. Francis
Patti
Picker
Tom Leonard
Esser
Carpenter
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