DiMaggio Walker Hit Homers In Dodgers Win Over Pirates
The Brooklyn Dodgers used a wild first inning to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 2. DiMaggio and Walker homered, Head pitched six and two thirds, DiMaggio added another homer later, and the Pirates slipped to seventh in the NL.
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Mickey Owen
Augie Galan
Warry Shuman
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Rufael
Eliott
Barrett
Fletcher
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Hallett
Colman Shuman
azGustine
Shuman
Camifi
Geary
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DiMag
Jorda and
Coulan
Novikoff and Cubs Fall to Giants 3-1 in Chicago
Novikoff collected two singles as the Cubs lost to the Giants 3-1. Harry Feldman earned his first win of the year, while Gordon drove in two runs for New York. Cubs suffer fifth straight loss to the Giants, remaining near the NL cellar.
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Lou Novikoff
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Satch
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Novikoff
Hilthorn
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S.d Gordon
Gordon
Max Baer
Hamas
Schmeling
Hamburg
Downtown Athletic Club
New York
Dodgers Sign Bartley From Illinois Shortstop
The Brooklyn Dodgers signed 22 year old Boyd Bartley captain of the Illinois baseball team after a substantial bonus. Bartley met with President Branch Rickey and worked out with the Dodgers before yesterday's game with the Pittsburgh Pirates. He batted 460 in intercollegiate play this spring.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Boyd Bartley
University of Illinois
Bartley
Branch Rickey
Dodgers
Pittsburg Pirates
Appalachian League shines with 17 year old stars in Class D
In the Appalachian minor league, 17 year old players star for Bristol area teams as regulars like John Pramesa and Bill Schulte deliver strong batting averages. Veteran leaders include managers Hal Gruber and players such as Lefty Archer and Lefty Scott. The league operates with unique umpire rules and strong community interest despite its small status.
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New York
UPI
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American Association
Coast League
Appalachian
Gene Thompson
Bristol, Va.Tenn
Herald Courier
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Fred
Lefty) Archer
Kingsport
Connie Mack
Jim Poole
Erwin
Stil
Hobart
Lefty) Scott
Associaton
Pow
Bristol
John Pramesa
Wheel
Ing
W. Va
Bill Schulte
Cuattanooga
George Roden
Boyce Cox
Keltner Returns to Lineup Spark Indians Past Red Sox
Ken Keltner recovered from a sinus attack to return to third base and spark Cleveland to a 3-2 win over Boston, tying for first with Washington as Johnny Salveson pitched a complete game for the Indians. In the eighth, Boston loaded the bases but Salveson held, allowing Cleveland to prevail.
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Washington
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Sox
Russ Peters
Lou Boudreau
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Boston
Salveson
Leon Culberson
Pete Fox
Bobby Doerr
Mone
Tony Lupien
Jim Yahor
Borowy Ends Yankee Win Streak In 2 1 Tigers Victory
Borowy, pitching for the Yankees, snapped the Detroit Tigers five game skid with an eight hit allowed 2 1 win. Dizzy Trout and Roy Henshaw held New York to six hits as Johnny Lindell and Charley Keller produced the Yankees lone runs. The game ended New York’s three way AL deadlock and left them sole in second place behind Detroit.
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Ate —Chase
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Tendance
Senators Get Even Break in Double Bill with Rifles
Springfield rebuffed Albany 4 to 1 in the opener behind Jersey City recruit Phil Gates five hits allowed. Danny Drew drove in two and sparked a three run third inning. Albany tallied once on successive doubles by Bill Nagel and Jimmy Collins. In the nightcap Albany rallied for six runs in the eighth to win 8 to 4. Charley Gibson earned the mound win as Drew went four for five with four runs driven in.
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Rudolph Time
Boys Club Seeks Teams for Troy Softball League
The Troy Boys Club invites additional teams to join its softball league. Contact Cali Sam Valenti at Troy 7106 between 3 and 6 p.m. for details.
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Cali Sam Valenti
Reds Rally Past Phillies 11-8 In War Work Day Game
Cincinnati Reds thumped the Philadelphia Phillies 11-8 in a morning game for swing shift workers. Johnny Vander Meer started, lasted two thirds, allowed two hits and four walks as Philadelphia opened a four run lead before Vernon Stone relieved. Clyde Shoun earned the win, giving Cincinnati a sweep of the series before 2,970 fans.
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Jand
Philhires
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Vernon Stone
Clyde Shoun
RHO
AL Murtaugh
Stewart
Litwhiler
Wasdell
Dahlgren
Navier
Livingston
Kimball
Kraus
Podgajny
Krauss
Vander Meer
Stone
Beggs
Shoun
Baseball In Brief Yesterday's Results
Baseball results: New York 3 at Chicago blank Brooklyn 6 at Pittsburg 2 St Louis 2 at Boston 1 in ten innings Cincinnati 11 at Philadelphia 6. Standings show New York at St Louis with Trinkle 14 and Ernst 2 0. Brooklyn at Cincinnati New Som 51 versus Starr 4 2. Boston at Chicago Andrews 4 2 against Passeau 2 2. Philadelphia at Pittsburg Gerheauser 2 2 versus Rescigno 1 3.
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Ernst
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Andrews
Passeau
Gerheauser
Rescigno
Baseball scores and matchups from a weather-affected slate
The card shows New York Liberty beat Detroit 2 to 5, Cleveland defeated by Cleveland 5, Boston 2 over Philadelphia 5, Chicago 2 with St. Louis at Washington postponed due to weather. Pitchers Dean 3 0 faced Bonham 3 2, Bridges 2 2 or Overmire 2 0 against Terry 0 0. Sandra 2 2 opposed Harris 1 5, Smith 2 2 versus Wynn 3 3.
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Harris
Smith
Wynn
St Louis
Klein's 10th inning triple lifts Cardinals past Braves 2-1
Lou Klein extended his hitting streak to eighteen games as his tenth inning triple scored Max Lanier from first, giving the St Louis Cardinals a 2-1 win over the Boston Braves. Stan Musial homered for St Louis, while Max Lanier earned his second victory with a four strikeouts.
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A Bit of This and a Bit of That
Bill Meyer, pilot of the Newark Bears in the International League, is an authority on the old game of baseball and when he sneaks ane has to listen.
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Giants
Giant
Milford
Del
Twins
Gene
Appalachian
J. Ross Edgemon
Mr. Edgemon
Bill Meyer
Newark Bears
Bears Adopt Close to the Vest Baseball Plan
Bears head coach says hitters lag behind pitchers this season and vows a tighter, run efficient style. Meyer aims to rack up runs from scoring positions while maintaining strong pitching. Jockey Wendell Eads, 4 feet 10 inches, rejected from draft but to ride for Calumet Farm. Oldtimers Grove and Sanheim guide local senior and junior leagues with standout players like Jim Conroy and Marty Dwyer.
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Meyer
New York
Wendell Eads
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Calumet Farm
Stratosphere Stamina gives fliers boxing style training
Los Angeles Lieut Steven Hamas author of Stratosphere Stamina has a ten round routine to toughen pilots for high speed flights. The program emphasizes arm neck and abdominal muscles and can be completed in under 25 minutes amid busy flight schedules. Hamas notes boxing builds confidence and fitness for air crews.
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Tlieut
Steven v. Hamas
Stratosphere
Army Air Forces
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Ptrim
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Penn State
Dodger Pitcher Suspended for 30 Days After Umpire Clash
Johnny Allen of the Brooklyn Dodgers received a 30 day suspension and a $200 fine after grabbing umpire George Barr and sparking a near riot in a game against the Pirates in Pittsburg. Teammates Less Webber and Rube Melton were fined $75 and $50 for their roles, while Fred Fitzsimmons was banished with no further punishment. The league notes no comparable penalty since 1911 when Sherry Magee attacked an umpire and was fined $200 and suspended for most of the season.
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International Toronto 5 Montreal 4 Syracuse 3 Newark 2
Scores show Toronto and Montreal 5 4 in favor of Toronto, Syracuse 3 Newark 2, and Baltimore 5 Jersey City 4 with Rochester at Buffalo postponed.
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