Bosox Beat Browns In 14 Hit Attack
Boston Red Sox pounded Cleveland Browns 9 to 4 on 14 hits. Len Steiner led with four hits and two runs batted in including a homer. Pitcher Jack Kramer lasted two innings before being relieved as Boston built a lead with timely hitting from George Metkovich Skeeter Newsome and Pinky Woods. Browns rallied for three runs late, but the Red Sox held on for the win.
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Barrett Helps Cards Down Brooks in seven five
Barrett, acquired with Mort Cooper trade, starred as St. Louis defeated the Dodgers 7 to 5. He doubled off the left field wall driving in a run and scoring another, while Augie Galan collected five straight hits including his third homer. The Cardinals rallied from a fourth inning deficit to take the lead and win.
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Valdina Craft Captures Narragansett Mile and 70
Jockey George Seabo rode Valdina Craft to victory at Narragansett Park in the mile and 70 yards, beating Mrs RM Buccala’s BHF OG by key lengths. Time 1 42, near track record, payoffs $19.40 $3.50 $6.00. Crowd 10,000, Ruth Howie’s Rocket Gal paid $3.00 to show. Seaboard scored his third winner of the day.
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Yankees Rally Past White Sox 6 2 for Second Place Rise
New York squads outscore Chicago 6 to 2 in a game where four Sox errors, two by Cass Michaels, helped the Yankees gain in the American League standings. Bud Metheny led New York with a multi RBI night, while Orval Grove and Johnny Johnson were tagged for hits as Chicago moved within striking distance of the top.
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RPI to Start Rollie Graft Against Union
RPI will start Rollie Graft a right handed pitcher against Union College tomorrow after postponements kept him inactive most of the season Heikkinen another right hander and hard thrower will also start for RPI as they seek to take advantage of Union’s weaknesses Schoolman the No 2 batter will not play full time to focus on studies Gordon Schoolman is out for the Colgate trip with Ian Grad captaining the lineup Marvin Silver and Norry Sidebotham vie for spots in the singles lineup
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Athletics Rally Past Tigers In Protest Fueled 7 2 Victory
Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Detroit Tigers 7 to 2 amid protests by both managers over lineup and rulings. Benton suffered a broken right leg on a line drive and was carried from the field in the fourth inning. George Kell and Ino Hall exchanges prompted umpire Eddie Rommel to adjust the batting order, triggering dispute.
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Phils Belt Cubs 6 to 3 in Chicago Loss
Philadelphia Phils defeated the Chicago Cubs 6 to 3 before 8 178 fans. Dick Barrett limited the Cubs to five hits, with two deep drives by Harry Lowrey and Andy Pafo driving in runs. Paul Derringer started for the Phils, giving way in the fifth after five singles produced five runs.
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Barrett Hits Homer as Pirates Rally to Beat Braves 10 9
Johnny Barrett belted a walk off homer in the 11th inning to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates over the Boston Braves 10 to 9 in a wild 11th inning. The game featured multiple lead changes and saw rookie Ken Gables earn the win after entering in the 11th while Bon Logan took the loss. Barrett’s blast came off Logan’s first pitch in the 2nd inning to spark the Pirates late surge before 2358 fans.
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Indus Loop Softball Results From Last Night’s Games
The Berk Ray team edged the Allegheny Ludium 4 to on Knickerbocker Park Diamond No 4 in the league feature. Chris Constanza pitched the tough contest. Bear Manning Bears beat Marshall Eclipse 13 4 on Diamond No 1 with Raz Martel officiating. BehrMansing Triangles defeated Diamond Hock Lange 8 2. Celeste Bode and O'Brien topped Diamond Rock with umpire Theary. Rensselaer Valve beat Alughes Autograph outfit 7 2 on Diamond 3. Fatato and Prestife had the winning battery. Kapitula and G Wolff for Hughes. Steve Kopcha umpired. Indus League resumes next Tuesday with a makeup Thursday if needed.
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St Patrick's Wins Contest Over St Augustine's 38 to 5
St Patrick's of Watervliet defeated St Augustine's 38 to 5 in a game last night. Anthony and teammates formed the winning battery for the Watervliet squad.
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Standings and results push NL and AL races in midseason note
National League standings show New York, Brooklyn, St Louis leading with Pittsburg and Cincinnati close. Results include 10 inning Boston over Chicago and Philadelphia over Boston. American League highlights New York beat Chicago and Detroit over Cleveland, with standings and upcoming probable pitchers across leagues. Eastern League games noted with Albany Elmira Williamsport Scranton Wilkes-Barre matchups.
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Darby Dieppe Upsets at Louisville Derby Prep Race
Darby Dieppe won the feature seven furlong Tdele Hour purse at Churchill Downs beating Eymenbond. Shady Brook Farm's Iron City finished third. Derby nominees earned money. Darby Dieppe paid 15.60 to win with show bets at 3.20 and 2.20.
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Gardella's Homer Gives Giants 7-6 Victory Over Reds
Albany Senators win second straight over Elmira as Elmer Kish limits the Pioneer to one hit in Hawkins Stadium. Gardella homered for New York, with Spence and Adams handling relief. Reds’ Spence and Kish combine on the mound as Albany mounts late runs to edge Cincinnati 7-6.
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Brownies Drill for Spa Contest
The Brownies softball team will practice tonight at 8 30 at Anthony Park in preparation for an Eastern New York Softball League contest with Saratoga in Saratoga Sunday. The Brownies are headed for a flat plate in the league with Schenectady after a double victory over Amsterdam last Sunday at Anthony Park.
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LaSalle Defeats Cohoes 5-2 Behind Quest’s Strong Pitch
LaSalle baseball beat Cohoes 5-2 in a Principals League game. Tom Quest pitched all nine innings, allowing nine hits while striking out ten for LaSalle. Cohoes scored in the first and seventh on singles and misplayed balls, but LaSalle pulled away with three runs in the sixth.
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