Luzansky Delivers Ninth Inning Hit To Give Albany Victory
In a doubleheader salvage, Albany Padres beat Hartford 3-2 in the opener after Luzansky’s ninth inning triple turned a 2-1 lead into a 3-2 win for Albany. Hartford later won the second game 4-3 as Gladu and Coakley sparked a late rally.
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Det Bissonnette
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Stan Venteel
Johnny Phillips
John Coakley
Vince Shupe
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Rip Collins
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Ogi Coakter
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Alec Daniels
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Merle Settlestire
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Mike Sabena
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Giants Sweep Doubleheader Shutout Losses In Nightcap 3 to 1
New York faced St Louis as Mort Cooper pitched the opener with a shutout, while George Hausmann Don Gardeta and Pauli Weistrath featured in a hectic finale. Ray Sanders and Stan Musial led the Cardinals with home runs and three hit games as Bil Voigtle broke a six game drought to salvage a split.
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George Haus
Ceane
Mort Cooper
Bil Voigelte
Cooper
Red Birds
Hausmann
Don Gardétta
Pauli Weistrath
Buddy Kerr
Ray Sanders
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Wouldie
Crow Stars As Triplets Grab Pair In Doubleheader
Crow power leads the Triplets to a 3-1 nine inning win and a 5-3 afterpiece over the Utica Braves. Starting Utica pitchers faltered as Giles Knowles and Join Moore worked both games, crowning a two game sweep.
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Binghamton Cpi
Bob Crow
Utica Braves
Utica
Giles Knowles
Join Moore
Frei Daniis
Nick Picciute
Crow
Nick Goulish
Bott
Knowles
List
Walt Jamison
Thei Trips
Banaskiana Crow
Northey Scheduled for Third Exam for Draft
Phillies outfielder Ron Northey faces a third induction examination as the draft process continues. Varnished by a teletype message, the Rochester club plans to evaluate his medical status, including high blood pressure, before any recall decision.
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Philadelphia
Ron Norther
Phillies
Pune
Gies
Nation
Hazen
Tor
Rochester
Es Phillies
Helder Vaughn Hazen
Dodgers Take Pair From Reds Before 28,061 Fans
The Brooklyn Dodgers edged the Cincinnati Reds in both ends of a Sunday doubleheader at Ebbets Field before a then-record crowd of 28,061. The Dodgers won 7 2 after a late rally in the opener as Ruben Melkon held the Reds to six hits. In the first game Cincinnati led 4 0 and 7 4 before pitching woes doomed the visitors and Eddie Basinski delivered the winning runs against Tomas DeLaCruz in a pivotal sixth inning sequence featuring an intentional pass to Mickey Owen and a run to Dixie Walker.
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Igest Ebbets Field
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinatti Reds
Ruben Melkon
Reds
Eddie Basinski
Tomas DeLacruz
Mickey Owen
Angie Galan
Dixie Walker
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Tsburg Pirates
Rip Sewell
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Yankees Win Twice as Browns Drop to Third
St Louis Browns fell to third after losing both ends of a doubleheader to the New York Yankees. In the opener the Browns led 2 0 before New York erupted with five runs in the fifth inning, aided by two St Louis errors. Levy homered in the ninth for New York as their offense sparked a 28 run output across the day.
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Braves Split Cubs To End Chicago Winning Streak
Braves defeated the Chicago Cubs twice, 7-3 and 7-4, to halt a seven-game Cubs run. Jim Tobin earned the win in the first game supported by homers from Nieman and Connin Hyan, while the second game saw Tiam Alva Jav credited with his second win of the season as Chicago rallied but fell short.
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Males
Jamison
Infeld
Lukasiuk
Green Wald
Verge
Fan Banossi
Crow
Cronin
Greentaid
Daniels Showlder
Jakowecyk
Boston
Chicago Cubs
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Jim Tobin
Barch Nieman
Connin Hyan
Tiam Alva Javcoy
Nate Andrews
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Dom Carlessandro
Savery
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Holmann
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Errags
Macon
Fadolmer
Icscey
Fourte
Fragmented scores and city names across a rough sports tally
An OCR like list shows multiple city pairs and scores in a disjointed sequence. Montreal, Toronto, Buffalo, Rochester, Jersey City, Syracuse, Newark, Baltimore appear with odd numbers and punctuation, indicating a jumbled standings or results portion from a broader sports or league record.
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Toronto
Montreal
Buffalo
Rochester
Buffalo &, Rochester
Nersey
Bosox Sweep White Sox With Pair of Wins
Boston defeated Chicago 6-4 and 4-2 to extend a six game winning streak over the White Sox. Ed Lopat yielded nine walks and four errors aided the Red Sox in the opener while Clem Hausmann shut down Chicago in the nightcap as Boston capitalized on timely hits and walks.
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Boston
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Red Sox
White Sox
Ed Lopat
Bos. Wa
Joe Bowman
Clem Hausmann
Thornton Lee
Red Se J Bles
Miners Take Two Contests From Barons
The Scranton Miners defeated the Wilkox Barons in a doubleheader yesterday afternoon. In game one Karaka’s wild pitching and strong Miner hitting produced a four run first inning, with Bonesy relieving and the Barons’ defense faltering in the sixth. The Barons finally pushed runs across late, but fell in a chaotic finish as Sim and McLawhorn closed the pen. In game two Scranton led early, Chitwood’s wildness and Barons’ fielding miscues sparked a six run first inning. Four more Miner runs followed as errors and timely hits widened the gap, sealing the Miners’ second win.
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Wilkox-Barrett
Jack
Sanford
Coal Barons
Scranton
Karaka
Bonesy
Portsider
Bailey
di Francisco
Dinges
Sim
McLawhorn
Barons
Standeart
Visan
Lon
McNair
Jim
Chitwood Wild
Barone
Sperry
Lepine
Thompson
Erfratic
Former Phil Hurler iHas No Hit Game
Reading Pa pitcher George Ey ritch a year in the Navy hurled a no hit no run game for the Naval Armed Guard of Treasure Island blanking a Marine team 6 0. Ey ritch from Reading Pa pitched the feat yesterday in a naval league game.
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San Francisco
George Eyritch
Pitther
Philadelphia Phillies
Naval Armed Guard
Treasure Island
Eyrich
Reading
Navy
Soccer Results Lewis cup final draws across venues
Local Lewis cup games produced multiple draws with no champion. In New York Brooklyn Wanderers 2 Brooklyn Hispanos 2. In Kearney New Jersey Kearney Celtics 3 Kearney Scots 1. In Brooklyn Brooklyn-Harpali an 2 New York Americans 2. In Philadelphia Philadelphia Americans 2 Philadelphia Nation 2.
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New York
Brooklyn Wanderers
Brooklyn Hispanos
Kearney
N. J
Kearney Celtics
Optimism Keynote At Football Coaches Rule Meeting
Optimism dominated as fifty officers and trustees of the National Football Coaches Association opened a two day meeting in New York to discuss rule setup and balance for postwar college football. Speakers from Princeton Wisconsin Texas Christian and others outlined state programs and postwar employment while committees and honorary memberships were formed to study public relations and rule enforcement.
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National Foothall Coaches Association
Princeton
Vanderbilt
Carl Saaveiy
Cornell
Syracuse
Harry Stuntd@reker
Wisconsin
Michigan State
West
Texas State
L. BR
Oxlahams
Henry ‘Frnka
Tulsa
G. A
Pexs
Fritz
Crister
Michigan
Tom Hamiltons
Frank Wickiters
Navy
Charles Bachman
Crisler
Big Ten
St Peters and St Michaels win CYO contests
St Peters defeated Sacred Heart 4 to 3 in a Senior CYO Baseball League game at Prospect Park. Deger allowed 13 hits but kept them scattered as St Peters scored 15 before Sacred Heart’s fifth inning. Caswell and Degen each doubled twice for St Peters while Spennard added two for the P rogers. St Michaels crushed St Anthony's 9 to 3 at Catholic High Field. Joe Prince allowed four hits and five St Michaels players had two hits each. St Michaels will play Waterford Fourth Streeters tomorrow at Geer Field at 2:30 p.m.
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Sacred Heart
Prospect Park
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St Peter's
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Spennard
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St. Anthony’s
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Catholic High Field
Joe Prince
St. Michael’s
St. Michaela
Jack Conway
Tom Withcuskey
Joel Prinsky
Semmy Stacy
Mike Piskutz
St Michael's
Waterford Fourth Streeters
Geer Field
St Peter’s Sacred Hearts
Lefty George Quits After 38 Years in Baseball
York Pa veteran Lefty George Edwards announces retirement after a 38 year career in organized baseball. He played mainly in the minors with brief relief appearances for York White Roses in the Interstate League and plans to let younger fellows take over. He previously trialed with the Boston Braves St Louis Browns Cleveland Indians and Cincinnati Reds.
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Thomas Edwards
Lefty
George
York White Roses
Felstons
Boston Braves
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Cincinnati Reds
Michigan Netmen Big Ten Champs
Michigan University rallied in final rounds to win the Big Ten tennis title with 18 points in Evanston. Ohio State trailed at 17, Northwestern 10, Chicago and Purdue five each, Wisconsin four, and Minnesota and Indiana one each. Park of Wisconsin defeated Lumpt of Purdue for top singles play.
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Michigan University
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Jeader
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Wisconsin
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Indicois
Big Ted Park
Waller Lumpt
A's Split Double Bill With Indians
Cleveland win opener 4 3 behind Jesse Flores who scattered nine hits for his second victory. In the nightcap Paul Calvert pitched for the Indians as Philadelphia produced ten hits and took a 6 0 lead before beating Cleveland 6 5. Budd Reece drove in two runs for Cleveland while Joe Heving closed out the Athletics rally. Attendance listed as 11,807.
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Indians
Jesse Flores
Athletics
Don Black
Paul O'Deatworgh
Buddy Reece
Calvect
Joe Heving
Flores
Hon Keltrer
Steve Gromek
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Holartan
Roech
Three Phillies Draw Big Fines for Auto Incident
Philadelphia Phillies players Jimmy Wasdel Ror Northey and third baseman Charlie Letchas received heavy fines after a minor auto accident on Thursday. General Manager Herb Pennock announced the penalties, citing the need to deter such conduct. The exact amounts were not disclosed, but Pennock stated the fines would stand.
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Phillies
Jimmy Wasdel
Ror Northey
Charlie Letchas
Herb Pennock
Pernock
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