Trips Shut Out Senators in 12th Edge
The Binghamton Triplets won their first shutout of the season in a 14 seven-inning game yesterday before 2,500. They then lost the opener to the Albany Senators 3-2 in 12 innings, and won the nightcap 5-0. Charley Gibson of Albany and Charley Haag dueled on the mound.
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Scranton Miner Pitcher Throws First Eastern League Perfect Game
CPr-Chet Covington, 28, pitched the first perfect game in Eastern League history. The Scranton Miners shut out the Springfield Rifles 6 to 0 as only 27 batters faced Covington, four balls reached the outfield, and he recorded five strikeouts.
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A's Triumph 3 2 Over Browns in Second Game
St Louis UPI Joyner White doubled twice contributing to the Athletics 3 to 2 win over the Browns in the second game of a doubleheader. White scored on Estalla’s single, Mayo added a double and sacrifice, Flores drove in the other run, while Irv Hall and Bob Swift aided with timely hits as the Browns had opened the day with a 9 to 1 victory.
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Nats Triumph In Doubleheader Sweep Of White Sox
Nationals hammer Chicago 11 0 in game one as Early Wynn earns his second win. Second game postponed by weather after a 3 2 win in Detroit. Tigers take opener 4 3 and split twin bill before Briggs Stadium crowd of 78 899.
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Troy Nine Opens With 7A Victory
Troy signed veteran outfielder Freddy Plante who then doubled to spark a 7-4 season opener win over Schenectady at Central Park Schenectady Plante drove in the first two Troy runs as Shine Kane Bill Carr and Koval added two baggers Troy outhit 9-7 four double plays by the infield aided starter Bogdanowicz Also Gloversville beat Amsterdam 7-2 in another league game with Troy set to host Schenectady next Sunday Manager Carr negotiating for a field
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Woodward, Oil Man and Race Horse Owner, Seriously Injured
Houston oil man and prominent race horse owner E. F. Woodward is in critical condition after an automobile train crash Saturday near D'Henis. His wife was killed in the accident as the Woodwards were returning to Valdiia farms at their breeding ranch.
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Dodgers Sweep Reds In Doubleheader At Ebbets Field
The Dodgers defeated the Reds in both games 3 0 and 3 1 before 31 507 fans at Ebbets Field. Ed Head earned the first game shutout on four hits for his third win, while Whit Wyatt credited with the second victory after Vander Meer took the loss.
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Cubs rally to split doubleheader with Braves 2-1 and 10
Cubs end a rough road trip by winning both games of a doubleheader against the Braves 2-1 and 10. Johnny Wyrostek is out six weeks with a separated shoulder and Fletcher suffers a concussion after colliding with the wall.
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Major Crowds Set 43 Record
New York crowds led by the Phillies posted the season’s best attendance. 211,645 paid. Cardinals swept the Giants in a doubleheader 6 5 and 4 2 before 34,350. Bartell, Hubbell, Musial, Cooper siblings homered. Kurowski extended a 22 game hit streak.
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National Yesterday's Baseball Results Summary
Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 3 0 and 3 1. St Louis beat New York 6 4 and 4 2. Pittsburgh won against Philadelphia 4 1 while Philadelphia replied 5 2. Chicago topped Boston 2 1 and 1 0. Strong lineups listed for both games indicate close contests across major leagues.
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Baseball box score fragment game pairings
The snippet lists multiple baseball results with teams Cleveland New York Detroit Boston St Louis Philadelphia Washington and Chicago. Scores show a mix of one and two game lines plus a weather note at end.
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Galento to Train in Tampa Before Comeback Bout
Tony Galento will start his comeback with a June 1 bout against Herbie Katz in Tampa. He will arrive in St Petersburg tomorrow to begin training for the fight.
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Local High School Nines Begin 5-Day Week For Playoffs
With postponements forcing a five day schedule the Principals League nears end as La Salle Watervliet and others contest pivotal games. Watervliet leads unbeaten behind lefty Johnny McCarthy against Pete Russo and La Salle in a marquee Arsenal City diamond clash.
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Krause Named Notre Dame Cage Coach After Keegan Death
Edward Moose Krause, former Pittsfield State League player manager, was appointed head basketball coach at Notre Dame. A Notre Dame graduate, Krause served as line coach under Frank Leahy last season, succeeding the late George E. Keegan.
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