RPI Baseball Postponed By Weather Remains At Union
RPI is to host Union on Saturday at North Field after multiple rain cancellations forced postponements. The Engineers have played only two games this season and seek a decisive meeting with Union College as soon as conditions improve.
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Benaselace Polytectric Institutes
Basebel
Aeting
Union College
North Field
Union Bo Fain
Geome
Alexander Field
Schenectady
Henszelser Basedebers
Middiebury College
Colgste
Lisrey College
Elmira Pioneers Shutout Hartford Laurels 3–0
Elmira Pioneers defeated Hartford Laurels 3 to 0 in a decisive road win. Warren Mueller started for Hartford but allowed five of Elmira’s six hits in the third and fourth innings before being relieved in the eighth. Joe Bella doubled to spark Elmira’s early offense and John Greenvale drove in two runs with a fourth inning double.
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Hartford
Gpi
Brad Trine
Elmirs Pioneers
Hartford Laurels
Wheat
Rio
Warren Mueller
Pethy
Dingles
Joe Bella
Elmira
Mitrus
Grarinéman
Jong Fy
Mruk
Fitzpatrick
Warren
Heinz
John Greenvale
Mueller
Coakley
Grannemen
Chick Nede
Thor
Francolini
Viela
Hecker
Derby Hopefuls Shine In Keeneland At Churchill Downs
Burning Dream and Byrneabond, Derby eligibles by Bimelech, scored clear victories in Keeneland and Churchill Downs races. Burning Dream won the seventh by seven lengths over Artillerist with Court Ballo close, while Byrneabond led to a show in the six furlong sixth, beating Fire Ahead and Fox. About 100 spectators witnessed the events as mutuel handle reached $246,677.
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Leulaville
Burning Dream
Byrneabond
Churchill Downs
Sax
Col. &. Bradley
B. J. Hogan
Artillerist
Simeabond
Bimelech
Indus Loop Softball Schedule With Five Diamond Matches
Four games are listed for Indus Loop Softball Clubs with Diamond No 2 games featuring Allégheny Ludlam vs triangle and Berk Ray vs Marshall Eclipse. Diamond No 4 hosts Diemen Rock Ledge against Hughes Avio Staphothe while Diamond No 5 holds Rensselaer Valve vs Behr Manning Bears. Officials named include Chris Contiac Steve Koscha Ray Martell and Bill Vicary. Games were postponed from May 8 and moved to Thursday night at Knickerbocker diamonds.
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Geitie- Trent
Industres
Fae
Behr Manning Bears
Bill Vicary
Knickerbocker Diamonds
International Syracuse at Baltimore Ends with Loss
In a brief schedule update, Baltimore defeats Syracuse 4 to 3 while Montreal earns a 4 to 2 win over Rochester. Only the two games were on the docket.
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Syracuse
Baltimore
Montreal
Rochesté
Senators to Tackle Grays in Twin Bill Tonight
The Albany Senators open their Eastern League schedule with a doubleheader against the Grays. Reds beat the Senators 11 to 4 in exhibition play as Sheppard and Cole pitched, and Dair Clay led Reds with two runs and two singles. A crowd of 150 watched the contest.
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Senators
Reds
Albany Senators
McCeHrev
Streight
Rascats
de Ig & Ree
Cincinnati Rede
Hawkins
Bip
Collins
Hawley
Tre
Ubsee
Albany
Sheppard
Cole
Jack
Hiz
Alddeny
Rip Collies
Dair Clay
Goudie
Tom McCaffey
Frankie Hamm
York
Bosser
Bush
Riddle
Mewley
Anse
Barons Sweep Utica in 4-2 Win as Series Stays Tight
The Wilkes-Barre Barons beat the Utica Blue Sox 4-2 for a third straight win in the series under night lights. Gene Conway excelled for the Barons while Jack Norris of Utica struggled as nine walks aided the Barons in a late rally. The finale is set for 8 tonight with 579 fans in attendance.
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Utter
Wilkes-Barre
Utica Blue Sox
Barons
Uttcans
Sctross
Gene Conway
Utica
Jack Norris
Sox
Flo
Two Bouts Added to Albany Show Card Promoter Signs Two Contests
Promoter Jess MecMa i completed the Albany show card yesterday by adding two supporting bouts. Bill Hall of Boston will meet Pat Walsh of Atlantic City, and Bull Montana will face Frank Krauss of Schenectady, with Hall having recently defeated Reggie Siki in Albany preliminaries. Michele Leone of Brooklyn battles Red Russell of Texas in the feature, a two out of three falls match, slated to start at 3:39 pm.
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Capitol
Albany
Jess MecMai
Bill Hall
Boston Zappier
Pat Walsh
Atlantic City
Bull Montana
Frank Krauss
Schenectads
Hall
Reggie Siki
Panther
Sone
Boston Metman
Siki
Walsh
Troy
Montana
Krause
Knight
Michele Leone
Brooklyn
L Russell
Texas Star
Barons Add Two Players From Rochester IL
Birmingham Barons acquire two new players an outfielder and an infielder from Rochester of the International League. Both players currently face Rochester option status and bring minor league experience from the Interstate League last season.
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Maghem Aja
Birmingham Barons
Ani
Ferris to Receive Track Writers Award Tonight
Aivard Ferris, secretary-treasurer of the National Association of Track Writers, will receive the Metropolitan Track Writers award for long time service to the sport. The New York University Spikee annual reunion will be held at the same time.
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Kork Upi
Dan Ferris
AAU
Metropolitan Track Writers
New Yorks University
Minor Loops May Terminate Baseball Czar Agreement
Minor League representatives meet in New York to discuss a potential end date for A B. Chandler as baseball commissioner. They push for changes in the code, territorial restrictions, and a shared cost proposal while awaiting approvals from the National Association of Minor Leagues and the majors.
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New York
A B. (Bapps) Chendier
Minor Rescue Baseball
Ceme
Chandler
Landis
Legsida
Chicago
Thomes H. Richardson
Mayors’ Advisory Council
Cleveland
National Association of Minor’ Leagues
Richardson
Clarence Poiyland
Pacific Coast League
William Evans
Southern Association
Leo Miller
Syracuse Club
International League
Frank Lawrence
Portsmouth
Herman White
Grays Trade Two Players and Drop Another
The Chattanooga Lookouts announced moves sending Leonardo Goicoechea and Armand Vaides to Williamsport of the Eastern League. Jose Abreu and Armando Picot were recalled from Williamsport and optioned to Kingsport. Jose Zardon was sent down from Washington to the Lookouts. Also added were Jose Slotter from Los Angeles and J. C. Ford from St Paul.
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Chattanooga
Tenn. CP
Washington
Chattanooga Lookout
Leonardo Goicoeches
Armand Vaides
Williamsport
Jose Abreu
Searcher
Armando Picot
Wag
Kings Ison
Appalachias
Joop
Jose Zardon
Oufield
Teport
Lookouts Ininghacg
Jose Slotter
Los Angeles
J. C. Ford
St Paul
Derby County Upsets Liverpool in League Championship
Derby County defeated Liverpool by six goals to one before a 17 000 strong crowd at Whitsuntide, sealing the football championship and narrowing the gap with Liverpool, a close title rival in the standings.
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Derby
England
Derby County
Liverpool
Braves Rout Service Team in Exhibition, 22 to 6
Boston Braves routed the Service Team 22 to 6 in an exhibition at Floyd Bennett Field before 2,069 fans. Bill Ramsey delivered a pivotal three run homer in the sixth, while Gene Hermanski homered twice to fuel the win.
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Brooklyn
Bill Ramsey
Boston Braves
Fieyd Bennett
Gene Hermanski
Dodgers
T. Boston
Floyd Bennett
Fette
Hutchings
Alienes
Wright
Doherty
Ruthko
Army routs Fordham 7 to 2 at West Point in 13th straight win
West Point: Army ace pitcher Dick Kinney tossed five perfect frames and fanned ten in a 7 to 2 victory over Fordham. Kinney stretched his win total to six as Army overwhelmed Fordham early, with Riley, Donn, Valle guiding the offense.
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West Point
Dick Kinney
Army
Ratder
Cadets
Fordham University
Kinney
Fordham
Riley
Donn
Valle
Ney
St. Onge
Cards Blank Dodgers 4–0 In Night Game
The St Louis Cardinals defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 4 to 0 before 21 824 fans. Bix Donnelly pitched a complete game for the Cardinals, allowing no runs while the Dodgers were limited to seven hits. Donnelly doubled in the sixth inning and led the Cards to the win as Dave Bartosh and Whitey Kurowski contributed key hits.
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Brooklin GM
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cardinals
Bix Donnelly
Bis
Tom Sears
Dodgers
Rune
Dave — Bartosch
Mickey Owen
Luster Adam
Whitey Kurowski
Donnely
Curt Davis
Sartesck
Angel St
ST. Louis
Eero
Rurowski
Mere
Mazoz
Ak Donneny
de Totes
Brooklyn
Stanks
Eosec
Walker
Sears
Sotlar
Heaties
RCE
Two School Games Today Feature Catholic Central vs Troy
ESI reports two Principals Baseball League games set for Troy and Cohoes diamonds today. Catholic Central High faces Troy High at Prospect Park. Lansingburgh meets Cohoes at Cohoes. Tomorrow rests. Thursday brings three more with Cohoes versus LaSalle, Catholic Central against Lansing, and Troy against Watervliet. Yesterday La Salle and Watervliet had a game called in the first inning at Watervliet High.
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Cohoes
Catholic Central High School
Troy High School
Prospect Park
Lansingburgh High
Cohoes High
LaSalle
Catholic Central High
Lansing
Bury
Lensingburg
la Salle
Watervliet
Holmes and Cuccinello Lead National League Stickmen
Boston Braves outfielder Tommy Holmes and Brooklyn’s Johnny Cuccinello headline the week in baseball as Holmes boosts his batting pace to .426 to top the league with 43 hits and 22 doubles. Giants’ Mel Ott slips, Cardinals’ Whitey Kurowski trails, while Lombardi, Reyes, and Gillenwater highlight the batting race with multiple leaders in RBIs and runs scored.
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Cineiseaui
Braves
Garhes
Whitey Hurewski
Luis Olmo
Brooklyn
Vance Dinges
Ersia Lombardi
Nap Reyes
Phil Weintrand
New York Giante
Carden Gillenwater
Boston
Phil CalNozzetta
Chicago
Ort
Lombardi
Wetatraub
Butch Nieman
Walker
Tommy O'Brien
Pitsburg
McCormick
Dain Clay
Cincinnati
BU Voiselie
Ken Burkhardt
Cardy
Andy Karl
Phils
Harry Feldman
Giants
Chisox Star Clings To Batting Lead As Cuccinello Slips
Chicago slugger Tony Cuccinello falls to .256 but holds AL batting lead while Vern Stephens of the Browns climbs to .333 and ties with George Case for runner up. Stephens leads in runs batted in and home runs as Wick Eten stays fourth and Wally Moses rises to fifth in the standings. Oris Hockett is listed among top sluggers for games through Sunday.
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Chicago Pi
Tony Cuccinello
Chicago White Sox
Tony
Vern Stephens
St Louis Browns
George Case
Washington Nats
Cuccinello
Stit
Alster
Stephens
George Lear
New York
Pirates Win Over Giants 5 2 as Lombardi Homers Twice
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the New York Giants 5 to 2 in the season opener. Lombardi hit two home runs, his eighth and ninth of the year, while Big Max Butcher allowed four hits over eight innings to notch the win. The Pirates scored in the first, third, and seventh frames to seal the game before a crowd of 71,682.
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Pittsberg
Ererg Lombardi
New York
Pittsburg Pirates
Giants
Lombardi
Big Max Butcher
Twat
Pirates
Johnny Barsetts
Tommy GoHrer
Butcher
York
Naman
Fee
SAGA
Urecha
Huta
Betz
Heesen
Gardetin Auaars
Totas
Madsen
Piicher
Zinax
Havimane
Sch. Bittsburg
Coscarar
Marvert
T . O'Burs
Dubigres
Guathe
Om A
Totais
Perry
Pitteau
Guestine
Lombaret
Hausmans
Uns
Barrett
Ohrign
Russel
Eltett
Lempert x
O Brien
Reyes
Rucker
Adams
Losingpiehen Hansen
Ballanfant
Saggens
Pinelli
Pine
Pro Grid Loop Brush-Off Dismisses Rival Leagues
Chicago editors report the National Football League editorial board dismissed rival postwar circuits led by the All-America Conference. The piece notes efforts to form a rival league are ill timed and lack concrete plans or teams. It cites Layden's stance that the NFL would only consider rivals after football and two games. Additional proposed leagues include Red Grange's USFL and Mechan's TransAmeritan League.
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Chicago
National Footest League
Arthletic Enterprises
Powarow
Elmer Layden
Layden
Teagne
Irst
Public Express
National League
Al-America
Red Grange
United States Football League
Shick . Mechan
TransAmertun League
Trips Beat Miners 11 to 4 at Johnson Field
The Trips defeated the Miners 11 to 4 in a breezy Johnson Field game. Scranton livery helped with 15 walks and a single hit, while Cronin’s men contributed little offense in eight plate appearances.
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Binghamton
Johnson Field
Scranton
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