Senators Trounce Elmira in doubleheader routs
5 058 fans watched the Senators sweep Elmira in a 5 to 4 opener and a 11 to 0 nightcap. Dick Jackson homered in the first game to decide the finish after Albany blew a four run lead. Gilmore pitched five hits in the second game as Albany’s bats produced three runs in the 2nd, 3rd, and 6th frames. The Senators prepare for a home series tonight at Hawkins Stadium, seeking further revenge.
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Albany Senators Open Frightful Doubleheader Schedule
The Albany Senators prepare for a Friday doubleheader against A L Hamsport at Hawkins Stadium with a 7 p.m. start amid an outfield of notes from earlier exhibitions against Pittsburg Pirates. Fred Clemence started game one but was replaced by Fred Tustin in the eighth after a late rally. Jackson homered to spark Albany as Gimore led in the nightcap with a fourth victory. Collins, Luzansky and Parshart produced key hits. The Pioneers matched pace in late innings, while Steadfast pitching from Elmira’s Mayhew influenced the later frames in a multi-inning battle.
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All-Star Game Set For July 1
The Major League Baseball All-Star Game is slated for July 1 at Forbes Field with about 40,000 seats. Proceeds from the event include a radio broadcast fee and funds for the American and National League teams, managers Billy Southworth and Joe Moran. Tickets range from 4.50 to 120, with rosters announced July 3 morning for the American League and afternoon for the National League.
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Yanks End Home Stay With Double Win Over Browns
The New York Yankees split a home doubleheader with the St Louis Browns, winning the opener on three walks and a fateful double, then edging the Browns in the second game as Don Savage drove in the decisive run. George Caster pitched effectively in relief to seal the victory, while Bud Metheny and Nick Bitten provided key hits.
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Elmira Albany First Game and Second Game Scores
In the Eastern League Elmira defeated Albany 4-3 in the first game with key runs late and Elmira taking the second 6-5. Scorers include Amoreno Knitrim Bloomer Clemence Tustin and Daniels for Elmira while Albany’s lineup featured Usrmany Spence Baker Comyn and Gil. In Scranton and Williamsport matchups, players Jamieson Verdel Radeko Mich Simonds and Savizo starred. National and American leagues follow with Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Chicago, and St Louis posting results and standings.
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Cubs Wallop Braves In Doubleheader Sweep
Chicago Cubs routed the Boston Braves in a twin bill yesterday winning 15-1 and 14-5 to push their streak to four. Henry Wyse earned his third win after a lengthy opener delay and Dom Dalessandro along with Phil Cavaretta hit homers in the nightcap as Bill Fleming took the victory and Alden Javery the loss amid a bencheside ejection for protests.
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Durocher Sees Schultz Hit into Many Double Plays
Dodgers manager Leoi Durocher predicts Howie Schultz, a 6 foot 4 inch rookie, will hit into numerous double plays this season. He says Schultz must learn to hit behind the runner to avoid grounders. Durocher adds Schultz remains a natural ballplayer despite the expected innings.
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Pitcher Breaks Arm but Wins Game in 13-3 Victory
Virgil Edwards, a husky Negro hurler for Columbia, broke the bone above his elbow while pitching in the fifth inning. He still earned the victory as his team, UD-A, won 13-3 despite the injury. the ball flew into the stands as his arm snapped, yet the hurler remained on the mound to finish the game.
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Dad Has Old School Spirit at NYU Baseball Tryout
Sherman Tomasino, a four children father and magazine salesman, sought a spot on the New York University baseball team as an outfielder. He was ruled ineligible for not meeting degree candidacy, while coach McCarthy continued guiding the squad informally and mentoring the players.
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Painful Extraction Ends Notre Dame Spring Game Stint
South Bend reports Jim Flanagan from Notre Dame endured a 1943 practice game injury high in the mouth during the final play of the spring session. West Roxbury, Massachusetts standout suffered a front tooth loss while continuing the drill.
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College Baseball Scores Incomplete Readout
Partial recap shows several college baseball results with mismatched team names and scores. Included are C.C.N.C. losing 2 to Stevens Tech 1, and a 4 4 game between U WNY and Columbia Navy Duke 4. Northwestern 6, Wisconsin 4, and Penn L Penn lineups unclear with Priscsion. Placeholder text suggests OCR errors in source.
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Giants Triumph in Second Game, Clip Cardinals 10-3
New York Giants defeat St Louis 10-3 in the second game of a doubleheader after St Louis won the opener 10-3. Ott hit his fourth homer, Jurges and Medwick drove in runs, and Munger allowed a late rally before Weintraub’s single sealed the win. Cardinals used eight pitchers before Adair and Pyle finished.
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Indians Split Twin Bill With Athletics in Longest Known 21 Innings
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 5 to 4 in 21 innings as Lou Boudreau homers to left field in the second. Athletics rebound to win 3 to 2 on a seventh inning wild pitch, Roy Cullenbine and Pete Seerey homer for Cleveland in the fourth. Crowd of 28,216 watches the marathon doubleheader with late drama at Municipal Stadium.
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Reds Win Doubleheader Over Dodgers In 10 Innings
Cincinnati Reds finally swept both ends of a doubleheader against Brooklyn Dodgers yesterday. In the nightcap, Bucky Walters pitched the 10th inning victory after the starters were roughed up, side from Earl Olmo driving in all Dodgers runs in the 6 to 1 loss. The opener saw a 3 to 3 tie until the Reds pushed across the marginal score in the 10th. Walters earned the win while Davis took the loss.
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Max Baer Says He Never Was a Quitter
Max Baer, hospitalized at Kelly Field in San Antonio, defends his career and denies quitting under pressure. He rejects Joe Louis’s claim that Baer was the toughest opponent Louis faced, noting his own stamina and readiness to fade blows. Baer argues boxing is sport, not war, and laments critics who seek mercy rather than challenge.
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Who Goes There Wins Belmont Whithers Mile in Record Wager
Who Goes There, the 19 to 1 outsider ridden by Johnney Longden, romped to a four length victory at Belmont Park in the Whithers mile, defeating By Jimming and Boy Knight as a record 33 562 771 was wagered across eight races. The win unsettled favorites Pensive and Platter ahead of the Belmont Stakes on June 3 as betting set a new daily high.
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