Albany Senators Face Williamsport in Twin Bill Tonight
The Albany Senators host Williamsport at Hawkins Stadium in a two game set starting at 7 p m with Stanley Stenot and Chuck Hawley on the mound for Albany and Juan Hernandez and Ernie Ells for Williamsport. The home stand includes a doubleheader with Elmira rained out earlier and a visit from Williamsport to close the series. Bill Sobczak was optioned to Hortell as announced by President Tom Caffrey of the Albany club.
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Tramposos New Name For Dodgers In Venezuelan Baseball
In Caracas fans adopt Spanish nicknames for U S teams. Dodgers become Tramposos while others like Gigantes Yanquis and Bucaneros reflect local lingo. The feature notes how announcers speak rapid Spanish yet fans grasp the game, with players such as Alejandro Carrasquel drawing attention and mastering English baseball terms.
A's Beat Tigers 8 4 to Extend Win Streak
The A's defeated the Tigers 8 to 4 securing a half win streak reaching six games. Hayes homered driving in three runs as part of a multi player effort. erratic play and errors noted while pitchers Pitt and Black contributed for the A's with solid relief.
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Armed Services Practice Maintains Spring Football Tradition
Despite travel limits and policy changes, Army and Navy maintain spring football drills. Enlisted personnel limits and overseas service rules affect team rosters and scheduling. Army Randolph Field and Camp Berry plan basketball and football dates with Oberlin College Rice Institute and University of Texas.
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Army baseball team seeks officers and enthusiasts at Camp McCoy
An Army recruitment ad at Camp McCoy Wisconsin calls for officers and enthusiasts to join and support the Camp McCoy baseball team amid manpower shortages. The notice emphasizes interest in maintaining baseball activity at the camp and invites qualified personnel to join.
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Jeat Rockey Shines as 17-Year-Old Southpaw at Duke Courts
The Westfield, New Jersey native nicknamed The Rocket, 17, trains three hours daily at Duke University ahead of national events. Ranked No 38 in the women’s division, she seeks stronger competition after a strong Eastern circuit showing last season.
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Sports Aid in Victory at Army Field
Sergeant Wilbur Donze, stationed at Lincoln Army Air Field after 16 Arctic months, credits the Army Sports program in the Aleutians with easing tension and boosting morale. He cites volleyball, softball and horseshoes as key games that kept men physically fit and sharpened quick thinking during combat.
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Cadet Team Beats Regulars 22 to 16 in Armory Softball
The Civil Air Patrol cadets defeated CAP regulars 22 to 16 in a softball game last night at the Armory. Home runs came from Sergeant Danskin for the cadets and Lieutenant Winne for the regulars.
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Phillies Trim Player Roster To 27
The Phillies reduced their list to 27 players yesterday by sending Catcher BH Anske to Aten of the Eastern League. Anske was discharged from the army last year.
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Bucs Triumph 3 1 Over Braves as Sewell Shines
Boston reports the Pirates beat the Braves 3 1 with Butch Nietrad hitting a key homer in the eighth. Pittsburg capitalized on three first inning errors and unearned runs, while Sewell earned his fifth win in seven starts with two doubles and a single. Tobin took the loss for the Braves.
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Leonard Wins 4th as Nats Nip Tribe 5 4
Leonard earned his fourth straight win as Washington edged Cleveland 5 to 4. He gave up four runs in the first inning, then settled and allowed only three hits the rest of the game. Three Nats batters had multi hit games, and the Tribe stranded several runners. Attendance was about 7,500.
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Cubs Beat Phillies 2-0 To Extend Winning Streak
The Chicago Cubs defeated Philadelphia 2-0 to stretch their streak to five games in the opener of a three game set. Paul Erickson pitched well against Ken Raffensberger in four innings before Bill S chips doubled in the decisive run in the sixth. Cavarretta sacrificed home the second run as Saner followed with a long fly and in the ninth Patterson doubled home Cavarretta for the final tally.
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Ted Williams Nine To Play In Panama In Pensacola
Ted Williams the former Red Sox star and Marine Corps lieutenant will lead his Bronson Field team from Pensacola against the Tindail Field Army team at Bronson Field Saturday in Panama City.
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Hockey standings fragment shows Montreal leads
The fragment lists International 1 Rochester 3 Montreal 6 and Montreal 9 Rochester 2 with Toronto 9 Buffalo 1 and Toronto 4 Buffalo 1, plus Baltimese and Jersey City 1 and Syracuse at Newark postponed, indicating an incomplete schedule update.
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Voiselle in Line for Hard Luck Honors
Giant pitcher Voiselle from Ninety Six North Carolina rides a rough stretch after three straight wins. He has allowed five earned runs in six losses while the Giants error-prone defense has cost him several unearned runs.
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Laurels Lose Ace Pitcher Until June 01
Hartford Laurels pitcher Pete Naktenis is out with left elbow tendinitis and will rest for at least a week, missing the next home series starting June 11. Warren Mueller and Bill Marshall, two southpaws with five combined wins, to start tonight's doubleheader against Elmira.
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Noted Judges To Work CBA Horse Show
Two well known judges Frederice B. Bontecow of Millbrook and Howker Gray of Poughkeepsie were named for the annual cametan Brothers Academy horseshow at CBLA athletic field Albany. Entries draw Troy horses and riders. entries close this weekend. Joseph Stewart, manager, said several entries have come from the East Institute riders.
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Idaho cradle of jockeys boosts state on racing map
Vasco Parke notes Idaho has produced many top jockeys who raced on national tracks. He recalls Ivan Parke as the first to ride 200 winners in a year, 1924, and lists other Idaho riders such as Charley Thompson, Wayne Wright, Earle Sande and rising apprentice Leonard Bowers of Boise, gaining headlines at Pimlico.
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Cohoes to Meet LSI Today in League Baseball
Cohoes High School faces La Salle in a home game after Catholic Central High School defeated them Tuesday. Catholic High meets Troy High at Prospect Park for third place as Ed Picken’s Catholic squad seeks a second win over G C High. Watervliet travels to Lansingburg tomorrow to test its unbeaten streak against the Burg, which snapped a five game skid.
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Eastern and National and American League Schedule Patchwork
Yesterday across leagues many games were postponed due to poor grounds. Tonight Williamsport meets Albany at 1 p m Elmira visits Hartford while Binghamton faces Scranton and Utes clash with Wikes Barre.
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Browns Edge Red Sox 7 3 In St Louis Series Opener
St Louis pitcher Jack Kramer earned his sixth win as the Browns defeated the Boston Red Sox 7 to 3. Emmett O Neill issued four walks in the fifth inning to force a run, and Myron Hayworth scored on a fielder’s choice to cap the scoring. Metrovich hit his second homer of the season for St Louis.
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Mariné Capt Higgins Trains Through Swamp and Jungle
Capt John B. Higgins Jr. a former Chicago Cardinal guard and Trinity College alum, completes duty at Cape Gloucester marching through 250 miles of swamp jungle and mountain terrain to stay in football shape for the future.
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Maplewood Tigers Triumph Over School 3 13 to 5
Maplewood Tigers defeated School 3 yesterday at Maple Wood Field by 13 to 5. Battery included Thomas Coser and Frank Jewett for the winners.
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A’s Option Flick Goes to Toledo Club A’s
Philadelphia manager Connie Mack announced yesterday that pitcher Low Flick was optioned to Toledo of the Americas Association subject to a 2 hour recall. Flick passed his Navy physical on April 2.
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Soldiers Stage Track Meet in Torrid Heat
In a desert Arizona heat of around 130 degrees soldiers held a grueling track meet. Sergt John McLaughlin, former New Jersey high school standout at Kessler Pier, Missouri, won the blazing 860 yard race.
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