DiMagio Two Homers Spark Yankees Past Indians in Big Twin Bill
The Yankees piled up 34 hits in a doubleheader, beating the Indians 14-5 and 12-4 before 79,570 fans. Joe DiMaggio slugged two homers and drove in six, pacing New York as Allie Reynolds outdueled Bob Feller in the opener while DiMaggio added a grand slam in game two.
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Browns and A's split as Moses grand slam seals win
In the second game the Philadelphia Athletics beat the St. Louis Browns 8 to 3 after Wally Moses slammed a bases loaded homer in the top of the ninth. The opener saw the Browns crushing the A's 31 to 6 with Elmer Vale tying the nightcap earlier on a homer to start the ninth. The A's had led early on two runs in the first inning but the Browns surged back, aided by Jake Ostrowski and Joe Ostrowski's hits, before Ferriss Fain singled. Lallar homered for the Browns in the sixth of the opener. the Browns swept hopes were dashed in the late innings.
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Browns
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Hank Arft
Don Len- Hardt
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Vale
Homer Ferris Fain
Joe Tipton
Eddie Joost
Alex Kellner
Friend
Sherman Lallar
Leo Thomas
Sherm Lallar
Pei Suder
Chisox Snap Back To Nip Boso In Twin Bill Split
The Chicago White Sox snapped a seven game losing streak by winning the second game of a double header 4-3 against the Boston Red Sox after a 7-0 loss in the opener before 27,592 fans. Etlix Kinder allowed four hits in the opener for the Red Sox in a straight victory over Chicago.
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Surprising Nuts Sweep Tigers in doubleheader 6 2
Billy Pierce won the nightcap beating Boston on seven hits as Chicago White Sox halted a 15 game winless streak. Lefty Wight worked the first game while Ted Williams Vern Stephens and Burn Dropo contributed for Boston. Washington topped Detroit 6 2 behind Chic Marrero three hitter.
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Troy Country Wins 4-Ball Debut At Pittsfield
Troy Country Club looks to defend its Four-Ball League title with a 7-2 win at Pittsfield. Billy Shields shot 69 to lead home efforts, while Dave Wood tied Bobby Jones Jr at 74, and numerous local golfers posted scores in a busy weekend of club play and upcoming qualifiers.
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Russell
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Gerald Messia
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Morrizon
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Ray Bibbald
Don Farrell
Emory Coughlin
Ber Walkh
Harry Johnson
Walter Ewing, Jr
Homer Davin
Jim Patrick
G. Morrison
J. Rap
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Jjames ‘Thomas
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Mark DeLee
Jovent
Troy Soccermen Lose In Finals Of Round Robin
The Troy Soccermen suffered a loss in the finals of a round robin event against the Athany Athletic Club. The competition in central Keay Tork Laammiese featured forfeits and weather delays, with Albany Spot and Utica All Stars also involved.
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Saturday College Scores Mix of Hasty Results Across Teams
A cluttered list shows Princeton 6 Cornell 1 and Yale 2 Cantine 1 among varied college matches. Scores include Massachusetts Amberre1 2, Rutgers 14, Harvard 44, and several undecipherable entries, reflecting a rough OCR of a busy score roundup with multiple colleges such as Stevens Union and Georgetown style hints and miscellaneous abbreviations.
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Stevens& Union
Massachusetts
Pirates Sweep New York in doubleheader thriller
Pittsburgh clubs took both games from the New York Giants 4-2 and 8-6. Ralph Kiner blasted his eighth homer and had three hits in the nightcap including a long centerfield triple at Polo Grounds. Larry Jansen faltered in the ninth as Whitey Lockman and others misplayed key balls to fuel the Pirates win. Chamberlain earned the victory, Jones charged with the loss.
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Larry Jansen
Bob Chesnes
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Wally Westlake
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Cardinal Triple Play Gains Split With Phils
In a doubleheader split the St Louis Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 4-2 in the second game. Howie Pollet relieved, Stan Musial and Eddie Hazak homered, and Curt Simmons earned the win. The Phillies rallied late but couldn’t overcome St Louis’s early five-hit surge.
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National League and American League baseball results and standings
Yesterday's results include Pittsburgh over New York 4 2 and 6 2, Boston over Chicago 3 2 and 4 3, St Louis over Philadelphia 6 5 and 4 2, Cincinnati 10 Brooklyn 9. Team standings feature Brooklyn Philadelphia St Louis Boston Pittsburgh Chicago New York Cincinnati and others with varied records. Today's probable pitchers list Cincinnati at Brooklyn Ramsdell vs Newcomer. American League notes New York beat Cleveland twice, Boston over Chicago and St Louis over Philadelphia with standings shown. Eastern League results and schedule follow with Albany Willimport Wilkes Barre Elmira and Hartford matchups on tap.
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Braves Edge Cubs In Twin Bill Duel At Boston
In a doubleheader the Boston Braves defeated Chicago Cubs 3-2 in the opener with Johnny Sain earning his sixth win and Vern Bickford closing out the night 4-3. Walker Cooper homered twice in Game 1 as Chicago’s allowed run streak ended at 24 innings. Phil Cavarretta hit his 1850th homer. In Game 2 the Cubs scored early, Bickford surrendered two in the first, but a seventh inning rally led by Luis Olmo’s two run double gave Boston the lead and victory. Attendance 18,048.
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Italy Advances To Davis Cup Third Round
Italy, favored in the European Zone, moved to the third round by sweeping Luxembourg in doubles and edging rivals in singles and doubles. Denmark beat Egypt to reach the next stage, while Belgium bested Yugoslavia in five matches. The winners join Poland, Ireland, the Philippines, and Sweden in the third round with pairings listed for the next round.
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Torben Alrich
Agbey Shaff
Marcel Coen
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Kelley wins marathon at AAU meet in three years
Johnny Kelley of Weel Acton Massachusetts captured his second National AAU marathon in three years, finishing 30 yards ahead of the nearest pursuer. The Boston Eastern Employers Club runner clocked 2 hours 45 minutes and 34. seconds for the race.
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Bowling Association To Award Prizes And Elect Officers
The Troy Bowling Association will meet at the Knights of Columbus rooms at 7 30 p m Wednesday to distribute prizes and elect officers. Eligible prizes require scores of 2813 in teams 612 in singles and 1160 in doubles.
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Red Homers End Flock Streak In A 10-9 Win
Cincinnati Reds beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 10-9 at Ebbets Field ending Brooklyn's eight game win streak while Cincinnati snapped a six game losing streak. Danny Litwhiler delivered a pinch hit homer with two on in the eighth to win the game as Herm Wehmeier pitched all nine innings. Roy Campanella and Dodgers rallied in the ninth but fell short. Wehmeier allowed 10 hits and nine walks over three hours.
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YMCA Lacrossemen Schedule Simplified This Week
YMCA lacrosse team to play four games this week with three at home and one away. They open at four o clock against Deerfield Academy at Sage Avenue. The Union Frosh play Wednesday, RPI Frosh Friday, and XY club Saturday at Kingwood School. Coach Kiesling expects no layoff, with practices at 5 pm tomorrow and Thursday.
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Snead Wins Western Open After Nervy Final Round
Sam Snead overcame jitters to win the 15,000 Western Open for the second straight year at Brentwood. He shot 73 in the final round for a 282 total, one stroke ahead of Dutch Harrison and Jim Ferrier, with Cary Middlecoff and Ed Oliver tied at 284 and others close behind. The win added 9,600 to Snead's earnings for the year as crowds watched a tense finish.
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