Boyer Shuts Down Giants In Clutch Five Hit Shaping Win
rookie Cloyd Boyer, called from Fo cheater, twirls a seven and two thirds inning five hitter to lead the St. Louis Cardinals to a 2 0 victory over the New York Giants. Kennedy pitches well for the Giants but is tagged by Musial and Schoendienst.
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New York
Cloyd Boyer
Focheater
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Boyer
Giants
Secord
Monte Kennedy
Stan Mualal
Rad Schoendienst
Tases
Schoendienst Scuren
Schoendienst
Cardinal
Alagie
Enos Slaughter
Slaughter
Kennedy
Wes Westrum
Lindell
Thompson
Boyar
T. Louis
New Tork
Abrhoe
Abrhoa Glavre
ZOAN
Fogag
Root O Patueller
Ao Lanier Po
Gangg Beyer
RBI
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Rice
Lockman
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Lanier
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Poser
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Ser of
Niederriter Named General Manager of Algonquin Club
Andy Niederriter of New York City was appointed general manager of the Algonquin Sporting Club Inc by President Frank D Armond. He will handle the club s boxing shows in Schenectady. The salary was not disclosed.
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Echenectady
Andy Niederriter
New York City
Algonquin Sporting Club, Inc
Niederriter
Frank D'Armond
College Baseball Scores Across Teams and Results
Williams defeats Middlebury 6 to 3 in 12 innings. Drew tops Bloomfield 13 to 4. Colorado Colorado Mines beats St Louis 12 to 12. Dartmouth blanks New Hampshire 18 to 1. Hobart defeats Union 12 to 2. Penn State and Villanova record a 13 to 2 result. Rhode Island State posts a win over Brown 4 to 0. Trenton Techars over Ft Monmouth 7 to 4.
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Williams
Middlebury
Penn St
Villanova
Rhode Island St . Brown
Drew
Bloomfield
Trenton Techars
Ft. Monmouth
St. Louis
Quincy
Dartmouth
New Hampshire
Hobart
Union
Iolf Penn
Spahn Shuts Reds as Braves Triumph 4 1 on Anniversary Night
Warren Spahn limits Cincinnati to three hits while Boston Braves beat the Reds 4 1. Spahn raises his strikeout total to 38 and moves into National League lead. Virgil Stallcup homers for Cincinnati, but Spahn and Boston prevail with two runs in both the fifth and seventh innings.
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Boston M
Warren Spahn
Cincinnati
Beston Braves
Reds
Tribe
Ewell Blackwell
Virgil Stallcup
Sco
Feild
Spahn
Braves
Jefthancer
Blackwell
Sth
Cechanall
E—Mayeh
Nbl
Atelicup
Kerr
Jéthroe
Bely
Retser
Hr—Brallnap
Torkeson
Bo Spahn
Mauch
Torgerson
Torgeson
Wyrestek
Cincinnat
Boston
Bis
Wo—Spahn
Blackwall
Rmith
HBB
Meuchi
Blackwell Winener
Epahn
Loser—Blackwell
Transferred Regatta Lists 13 Colleges
Regatta on the Ohio River June 17 features 13 college crews from 12 varsity and nine junior varsity teams. A three-mile race near Marietta expects 30 000 to 90 000 spectators with observers along the Ohio and West Virginian banks. California defends last year’s crown. Washington Huskies loom as top challengers. Other entrants include Columbia Cornell Navy Syracuse Penn Stanford Wisconsin Princeton MIT and Rutgers.
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Marietta
Ohio River
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Ohio
West
Cornell
Navy
Syracuse
University of Pennsylvania
Stanford
University of Wisconsin
Princeton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Rutsfers
Hockey score recap mixed results in early games
International results show Baltimore 2 Jersey City 4. Rochester and Toronto tied 1-1. Montreal beat Buffalo 7 to 2 while Syracuse faced rain at Springfri4 with no clear result.
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Jersey City
Rochester
Toronto
Montreal
Buffaln
Syracuse
Brownies Fall to Red Sox 7-9 in Boston Victory
Boston Red Sox hammered Lou Kretlow for four walks and a Walt Dropo double in the first inning and built a 7-0 lead before the Browns rallied. Dick Kokos and Al Zarilla each drove in runs as Boston outscored St. Louis 9-7, with Zarilla delivering two more RBIs via a triple.
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Bt. Louis
Boston Red Box
J. Louis Browns
Sox
Louis
Lou Kretlow
Walt Dropo
al Zarilla
Browns
Mel Parnell
Roy Slevers
Bill Goodman
St. Louis
Owen Friend
Jafiefe
Harry Dorish
Billy Demara
Parsnell
Setilez
Deriah
Dick Kokos
Zavilla
Goodman
Mat Batts
Boston
Williams Net Squad Closes Season Today
Wilamstown, Masa.- The Wi Mame College tennis team closes out the 1950 schedule today, when it plays hort to Amherst. Coach Clarence Chaffee's Purple netmen have a Aenson's record of Ave wins and four losses. The Thursday match will decide the Little Three championship as both saquade have scored triumphs over Weseleyan.
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Wilamstown
Masa
Wi ‘Mame College
Hort
Amherst
Clarence Chaffee
Purple
Aenson
Ave
Saquade
Weseleyan
Bearden Leads Indians Past Washington 5-4 in Eleven Innings
Gene Bearden pitched the Cleveland Indians to a 5-4 win over the Washington Nationals in extra innings, relieving Early Wynn and firing seven strong. Larry Doby collected two hits to raise his average to .416, while Kell led a late rally with doubles and timely singles by Mitchell and Kennedy. The win snaps Cleveland’s three-game skid as Bearden moves to 1-0 on the season.
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Cleveland
Gener Bearden
Cleveland Indians
Washington Nationals
Bearden
Early Wynn
Larry Doby
Steve Nagy
al Rosen
Dale Mitchell
Mickey Vernon
Doby
Lou Boudreau
Mitchell
Bob Kennedy
Kennedy
Rosen
Washington
Wynn
Sam Mele
Sam Dente
Mickey Granso
Gil Coan
Mitchelite
Onan
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sHemane
Wynn P
Poe
Kearden Paopod Dannels
Yaris Pofonne
Coan
Pth
Washinston
jCley Alana Mt
Ofx
Rale Combs
Grasso
Bearden A Ia
Hearden
Lorec Haynes
Night Harness Plant Planned For Concord New Hampshire
Concord New Hampshire Farms Inc said it plans to open a 150000 night harness racing plant near Concord Municipal Airport this fall. The track named Capital City Raceway would include a grandstand sheds and lighting on the site of a former half mile oval.
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Concord
N.H. UP
New Hampshire Farms, Inc
Concord Municipal Airport
Rockingham Park
Salem
Charlies D. Vitaglino
Capital City Raceway
Campbell defeats Turnesa to win British Amateur match
West Virginia champion Campbell tops Willie Turnesa 3 and 1 at Royal St Andrews Scotland after a dazzling 446 yard 17th hole eagle drive and precise approach. Campbell, 27, advances through rounds defeating Earl Muirhead Guy Robertson-Durham and others in a series of tight battles at the Royal and Ancient Club golf layout renowned for its double dogleg and famous hazards.
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St. Andrawe
Scotland
Bill Campbell
West Virginia
Willie Turnesa
Campbell
Elmsford
Royal and Ancient Club
Hody of
Wolf
Turnesa
Rocky Mount
N. C
Earl Muirhead
Britain
Guy Robertson-Durham
Gravely
Stranahan
Bob Neill
Neill
Jong Atta
Willie
Frank Stratahan
Toledo
Ohio
Dick Chapman
Pinehurst
S.C
James B. McHalel
Philadelphia
Ed Gravely
Tursesa
N.C
Bill Good
Ine
Vaidasta
Surprianh
Teharen Aajeaman
Flock Homers Rap CubsPhil's Six In Eighth Beats Bues
Brooklyn Dodgers beat Chicago Cubs 1 0 with Dan Bankhead pitching complete game. Phil’s Phillies rally in eighth to top Pirates 6 4 as Dick Dickson and Bill Werle falter. Westlake hits his 5th homer amid injuries to Ennis and others.
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Flock
Bues
Brooklyn
Duke Snider
George Shuda
Roy Campanella
Bob Rush
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bankhead
Chicago
Dan
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Dick Lister
Pittbourg Pirates
Wally Westinks
Peirate
Richie Ashburn
Gran Hamner
Bisler
Gefurry Dickson
Bill Werle
Eddie Waitkan
Bloodworth
Pirates
Clyde McCullough
Mike Goliat
Ray Mueller
Pittsburg
Jongan
Ennin
Winig
Church
Wetle
King
Torrie
Philadelphie
E—Mueler
Femander
Har Wenlaze
Sisler
Onatanty
Ashburn
WR Westlake
Siler
Siena College Nine At Cooperstown Opener
Siena College nine travels to Cooperstown to face St. Joseph's Prep of Calicoon at Doubleday Field this afternoon. Indians aim to improve on a 4 7 season record with Milt Riehl set to handle scoring duties.
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Mena College
Doubleday Field
Cooperstown
Indians
St. Joseph's Prep
Calicoon
Boh Quinn
Mall of Fame
Milt Riehl
Senators Slate Two Tilts Tonight
Senators manager Pinky May sticks with the two starting pitchers from yesterday's rained out doubleheader as Albany meets Elmira in two tonight. Ed Kalski will debut as a seven inning tester, with Harry Weakley starting the nightcap. Elmira visits Hawking Stadium for a single game Friday, before Hartford Chiefs visit Memorial Day. Elmira’s Greg Mulleavy has White Brown and Sund to choose from for tonight’s two games.
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Pinky May
Senators
Albany
Elmira
Allbany
Ed Kalski
Cohoes
Harry Weakley
Hawking Stadium
Hartford Chiefs
Greg Mulleavy
Bob White
George Brown
Bob Sundatrom
Hobart Statesmen rout Union Dutchmen 24 to 12 in lacrosse
Hobart Statesmen defeated Union Dutchmen 24 to 12 in a high scoring lacrosse clash that featured 25 penalties. The win closes Hobart's season at six wins four losses. CAN-AM LEAGUE results follow with Schenectady Amsterdam 4 Rome 4 Oneonta 2. Gloverville 5 Quebec 1. Quebec 13 Gloverville 9. Three Rivers Pittsfeld 1. Three Rivers 7 Pittsfeld 4.
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Hobart Clubs Union
Geneva
Hobart
Union
Schenectady & Armsterdam
Rome
Oneonta
Gloveraville
Quebec
Three Rivers
Pittefield
Pittsfeld
Chisox Rally in Eighth Beats A’s 10 7 Showdown
Chicago White Sox erupt for five runs in the eighth inning to defeat the Philadelphia Athletics 10 to 7 before 2875 fans. Hooper takes the loss for Philadelphia. Aloma earns the win in relief as Chicago pitchers curb the A's late rally. Major plays include Michaels triple and Majeski scoring, plus Zernial and Goldberry contributing key hits.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Bob Hooper
Philadelphia
Cass
Michaels
Hank Majeski
Theo A Combina
Toon
Gus Zernial
Elmo Vaio
Gordon Goldberry
Mickey Haefner
Randy Gumpert
White Sox
Jack Bruner
Ferris Fain
Bruner
Fain
Luis Aloma
Abrhan
Anranon Joost
Ashao McCow
Philley
Dillin
Lehner
Haefoer
Wee
Agumpert
Hooper
ZaFox Leing Bruner
Aloma
Baker
Pierca
ANZA
Gempert
Ath
Palladelphta
F Buder
RBI
Mass
Suder
Fowler
Majeski
Joost
Goldsberry
Burer
Majenki
Yale
Zermial
Michaeis
Zermiak
Carrasquel
Michaelx
Goldwherry
Fain Joost
Butler
Laft
Chicaxo
Haetner
Wyer
Foper
Pierce
Fre
H—Omn
Heather
Ind. Fowler
Gumpert
Wyse Bom
Freres
Winger Ain
Parks homer spoils shutout as Cubs edge Dodgers in nine
In Chicago, Andy Parks hit a eighth inning homer to spoil a four run shutout by Austie Rush in the fourth. The blast tied for league honors with Kiner Gordon and Jones. Brooklyn totaled four runs on homers including Shuba Campanella Hodges and Patko with polit picks from Ramaguot and Terwilliger. Ban Dead notches the win while Ruah suffers the loss.
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Andy Parks
Chicago
Fcoreway
Falpi Kiner
Sid Gordon
Puddin’ Head Jones
Brooklyn
Homera
Austoff
S&huba
Campanella
Canveliac
Ruan
Ban'ead
Tolaix
Thitage Oo
Lina E—Ramaguot
Tervaliiger
Ami—Bander
Patko
Shitba
Hodges
Tramaxcoutl
Miksis
Robins
Wacy
Terwilliger
Cavarretta
Cox
Jolson
Hodge
Amazzoli
Owen
Gavi - Lett
Chicase
Bb—Rush
Bankhead SC
Ruah
Bankhead
Ban
Brion Stops Norkus With Fourth Round TKO
Cesar Brion, a 22 year old Argentinian heavyweight, overcame Charley Norkus in four rounds at St. Nicholas Arena. Referee Eddie Joseph halted the bout at the end of the fourth after Brion floored Norkus and bled him from the nose and a deep cut above the left eye. Brion improved to 28-4 in 32 fights as 1 2 favorite in the season finale before 1,965 spectators who paid $5,123.
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New York
Cesar Brion
Argentina
Charley Norkus
Bayonne
N. J
St. Nicholas Arena
Eddie Joseph
Brion
Joseph
Vincent Nardiello
New York State Athletic Commission
Norkus
St. Nicks
Panhandlers Clash With Waterford Eagles Sunday
The Panhandlers from Ida Hill face Waterford Eagles Sunday afternoon at the FLPL grounds. Kickoff is slated for 2 30, with Abbot and Debonix forming the Panhandlers battery. James Diviney, noted sports figure, serves as Panhandlers manager and Avatin Holtan is captain.
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Panhandlers
Ida Hill
Waterford Eagles
FLPL
Abbot
Debonix
Jim Diviney
Panhandlece
Avatin Holtan
Ancient Nine Rivalry Continues in Memorial Day Clash
Williamstown and Amherst, oldest intercollegiate baseball rivalry, meet on Memorial Day with title implications for the 1950 Late Three championship. Wesleyan has been eliminated from contention after two losses to Amherst and one to Wesleyan, as Amherst and Wesleyan prepare for their second meeting of the season.
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Williamstown
Mase
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