Nagel Leads Senators to 10-7 Victory Over Hartford
Bill Nagel powered Albany with a home run, a triple and four singles to pace a 10-7 win over Hartford at Hawkins Stadium. Albany built a 10-2 lead before Hartford rallied in the ninth, Walter Smola allowed nine hits and took the loss, while Nagel drove in multiple runs and finished with five hits in the night.
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Hartford and Albany clash in late season baseball brief
Yesterday's results show Hartford defeating Albany 6 to 0 and Springfield routing Unica 7 to 3. Standings list Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Binghamton, Hartford, Albany, Elmira, Springfield with varying win totals and percentages.
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City to City Baseball Matchups and Standings
American Cleveland 18 T1 593 New York 14011 560 Washington 15 13 536 Detroit 13012 Philadelphia 15483 Chicago 10 12 455 St. Louis 10 12 455 Boston II 17.393 Detroit at New York New houser versus Donald. Cleveland at Boston Bagby versus Hughson. Chicago at Philadelphia Lee versus Arntzen. St. Louis at Washington Night Muncries versus Niggeling.
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Troy High and Catholic Central fight to late draw in league tilt
Catholic Central High edges ahead then Troy High rallies to force a 4 4 tie in the seventh. Troy pitcher Walther allows nine hits while Talbot struggles for C C H L. Bondi and Byrnes drive crucial runs as Catholic Central inch ahead in a tense Principals League contest.
Columbia Sports Head to Retire
Dr Edward 5 Elliott director of athletics at Columbia University since 1931 will retire at semester end next month. He will be succeeded by Ralph J Furey assistant director and former outstanding athlete at the university.
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Zivic LaMotta Fight Postponed Until June 10
Pittsburg report states the 10 round Forbes Field bout between Fritzie Zivic and Jake LaMotta, formerly welterweight king and New York challenger, was pushed back again due to weather from Monday night to June 10.
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Open Dates a Boon for Fans Brings Excitement to 1943 Baseball
By WHITNEY MARTIN New York fans had two open dates to ponder this year as schedule makers promised suspense in the majors. Cleveland leads the American League with Washington close behind while the Cubs and Red Sox sit in the cellar. The Dodgers and Cardinals show form and Mel Ott of the Giants remains a bright spot as races across both leagues promise surprises. The Phils and Athletics face a possible world series clash as the campaign unfolds.
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Herman Sets Spring Pace Forecasting Best Season
William Jennings Herman stars for the Dodgers with a .356 batting average, 233 RBIs, and 12 doubles, anchoring first place while adapting to third base. Lonnie Frey trails at .355, with Musial, Kurowski, and others among the top hitters. Ott, Maynard, Litwhiler tied for homers. Dan Murtaugh and Frank Gustine lead in steals. Allen and Newsom top the pitchers with strong Dodgers showings.
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Principals' Loop Slate Changed
The Principals' League altered its schedule with a closing date pushed back a week to fit postponed playoff games. Lansingburg High rescheduled two postponements for next week, and Uptowners host Watervliet Tuesday and Cohoes Thursday.
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Higgins Declines Outfield Shift In Tigers Strategy
Pinky Higgins, a longtime third baseman, was nearly moved to the outfield this spring as Detroit’s strategy board weighed options to ease his sore feet. Manager Steve ONeill joked the turf might soothe him, noting Hank Greenberg benefited from moving to the grass. Higgins rose to a .358 average after seven hits in his last 15 at bats, among the AL leaders, while Vern Stephens led at .368 though sidelined by a knee injury. Other top hitters included Dick Wakefield, Johnny Lindell, Cris Hockett, Wally Moses, Jo Jo White, Mike Charak, Jeff Heath, and Ray Radcliff, with Jo Jo White totaling 33 hits and George Case stealing the most bases. Alex Carrasquel headed the stout Nat pitching staff with four wins and no losses, and Virgil Trucks led Detroit in strikeouts with 28.
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Winters Signs With Rifles After Utica Release
Harry Winters, a second baseman who played against Springfield Monday, joined the Rifles last night to face the Utica Braves who released him. He began the season with the Albany Senators before being signed by the Braves after a short season start. He was a weak hitter in Albany and did not shine in the field.
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