Albany Tops Trips 65 in 10 Frames in doubleheader
Albany defeats the Trips 10-4 in 10 innings to sit 1 game behind the Senators. Art Schult and Frank Finnegan each homer, with Dalé Long also going deep. Reeder wins as Schneible yields a walk-filled bottom of the tenth. Carr,two hits, and Henry spark the offense in the opener.
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Binghamton
Reeder
Albany Senators
Jim Schnible
Johnson Field
Senators
Schneihle
Jim
Balla
Albany
Art Schult
Frank Finegan
Dalé Long
Finnegan
Long
Schult
Art
Frank
Dick Carr
Ed Hanrich
Clark Henry
Hal Breeding
Dick Baker
Lil *DiMenna
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Albany Binghamton
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Reaclind
Fefak
Berberet
Behineder
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Baseball scores and standings from yesterday's games
National and American League results show Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Boston, Detroit, Cleveland, and Washington with wins and losses. Standings list Philadelphia and Brooklyn atop their leagues, while several pitchers are named for today's scheduled games including Brooklyn at New York Kennedy and Chicago at St. Louis Gur vs Schacht.
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Gin
New York
Philadelphia
St Louis
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburg
Boston
Brooklyn
OL. Pet
Louis
Pittstburghe
Kennedy
Cleveland
Detroit
Washagton
W. L. Pet
Washington
Phiadelphia
Chicatown
Chingo
Schacht
Va. Nagy
Cubs Sweep Pirates With Two Shutouts In Four Game Set
The Chicago Cubs swept the Pittsburgh Pirates in a four game series, winning 6-0 and 5-1 in doubleheader fashion before 23,873. The Pirates extended a six game losing streak as Chicago’s bats produced 18 singles across the twinbill. Bob Rush pitched the nightcap complete game with Johnny Hopp driving in a run, while Hank Sauer Wayne Terwilliger and Bob Borkowski homered in the two games.
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Pittsburg
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburg Pirates
Bucs
Cub
Cubs
Hank ‘Sauer
Wayne Terwilliger
Bob Borkowski
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Bob‘Rush
Johnny Hopp
Ralph Kiner
Tigers Defeat Browns Twice In Detroit Doubleheader
Detroit Tigers beat the St. Louis Browns 6-2 in the opener and edged them 2-1 in the second game. Vic Wertz homered to open the scoring, Kell and Kryhoski drove in runs, while Dizzy Trout and Harry Dorish faced tight opposition in a classic pitchers duel.
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Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Brownies
Vic Wertz
Tigers
George Kell
Gerald Priddy
Hink Arft
Ray Coleman
Fred Hutchinson
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Gerten
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Hartnes
Reeser
Page Hero and Goat in Yanks Athletics Doubleheader
Yankees and Athletics split a doubleheader with Philadelphia taking the nightcap. Lefty Joe Page starred in the opener before allowing two home runs in relief to blow a late lead. Carl Scheib earned the win in relief of Vic Rasch.
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Philadelphia
Joe Page
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Page
Yanks
Reief
Vic Raacht
Bill Hitchook
Bob Dillinger
Tal Blow
Garagiola's grand slam powers Cards past Reds in twin bill
In the second game Cincinnati fell 7-2 as Joe Garagiola belted a grand slam. Stan Musial, Red Schoendienst, and Enos Slaughter added doubles and homers for St Louis. Tom Glaviano also homered in the opener as the Cardinals held a one run lead late, while Willard Rambert struggled with control.
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Joe Garagiola
St. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
Ed Schoenieaat
Sam Deeks
Cardinals
Connie Ryan
Enos Slaughter
Firatvrun
Tommy Glaviani
Glaviano
Slaughter
Willard ‘Ramadet
Schoendienst
Stan Musial
Reds
Koslo Ends Seven-Game Loss Streak in Giants Win
Dave Koslo ended a seven game losing streak for the New York Giants by beating the Philadelphia Phillies 1 0 in the nightcap of a doubleheader after Philadelphia won the opener 5 2 in 11 innings. Willie Jones Dick Sisler and Dick Whitman provided timely singles for the Phils in the fourth, while Ken Heintzelman walked Wea Wentrum and Bill Rigney doubled to give the Giants the lead later. Ed Stanky drove in Whitey Lockman to cap the scoring in the eighth. The opener featured a scoreless bout until a two run sixth inning for New York. The Phillies tied in the seventh on three straight singles. Overall the night ended with New York atop the standings.
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Dave Koslo
Gianta
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
Brooklyn Dodgers
Willie Jones
Dick Sisler
Dick Whitman
Dave Koala
Ken Heintzelman
Phil Starter
Wea Wentrum
Bill Rigney
Whitey Lockman
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Ed Stanky
Lockman
Ken Johnson
Clint Hartung
Mike Golfat
Hartung
Tookie Gilbert
Andy Hansen
Jim Konstanty
Johnson
Ith
Sisler
Don Mueller
Whitman
Mike Goliat
Haymaker, Viaduct, Bucky Nines Win Amateur Tilts
Haymakers, Viaducts, and Buckys won recent amateur league games at Sevy Prospect Park and Geer Field. The Haymakers beat the Emeralds 10 to 5, Viaducts edged the Emeralds 11 to 4, and the Buckys defeated the Dwyers 22 to 9. Jim Hourn Ban earned the Viaducts win. Ernie Diehl struggled for the Emeralds with eight walks. Dwyers and Pirates were mentioned in evening schedules with notable performances from De Filippis and Panis.
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Fred West
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Robinson
de Filippis
Julie
Ed Millard
Fred Cuetts
Buckus Oif
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Gavin
Panis
McGrath
Spillane
Scheels
Lord
Indians and White Sox Split a doubleheader shutout
Cleveland and Chicago split two no scoring games as Gromek and Wight pitched complete games. In the opener Chicago won 2-0 on three singles, while the Tribe captured the second 7-0 behind Gromek with nine hits and Kennedy and Deby delivering key hits.
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Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Tribe
Steve Gromek
Sox
Gus Zernial
Fusner
Barry ‘Wynn
Sam Zoidak
Cleveland
Gromek
Bob Kennedy
Hank
Majeski
al Rosen
Larry Deby
Zernial
Allie Clark
Mickey Hafner
Rosen
Bill Wight
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Mize
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Heean
Homer
Walcott Outpoints Ten Hoff In Rain Bout
Walcott defeats Ten Hoff by decision in a rain dampened first round style bout. German fighter Ten Hoff suffers a broken nose as Walcott lands hard rights and preserves his betting favorite status in a quick but bloody exchange. The bout features tense moments with crowd and officials noting Walcott’s superior midring control and the German’s face bleeding through the rounds.
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Hiech
Germany
Hollendbarn
Ann
Wascott
Art
Siena Nine Golfers End Seasons Today at Loudonville and Wolfers Roost
Siena Coliere's spring teams close their seasons today. The baseball club with a 7 1 record meets American International at 3 p.m. in Loudonville, while the golfers face the same college at Wolfers Roost at the same hour. The Kimtork Aces seek games for ages 12 and under on the East Side. call Don Liebener at 980M.
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Trov
Harris Helps Hudson Nip Bosox 7-6 in tight win
Washington pitcher Sié Hudson earned his sixth victory with relief help from Mickey Harris as the Nationals edged Boston 7-6 before 12,288. Eddie Stewart started the decisive seventh with a single and scored on Sam Mele’s hit run. Mele’s single followed to drive in the winning run.
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Mickey Harris
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Nats
Eddie Stewart
Sam Mele
Schaartteh
Maton
Wyono
Washington Fog
RBI
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Mein DiMarsis
Steph
Renawan Fonaseistan
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Schanz
Biden
Dermitt
Braves Humble Dodgers On Elliott Spahn Combo
Boston bats spark a three game series win as Bob Elliott drives in runs including a seventh inning homer off Warren Spahn. Elliott and Spahn combine for a loss in Brooklyn, with Bankhead getting the win and Meahan suffering his sixth loss despite a five hit effort.
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Bob Elliott
Homer
Warren Spahn
Yester Spahn
Braves
Ashtuen
Brooklyn
Fim
Philadelphia
Rodin
Dodgers
Roberts
Balser
Panthers Take ENY Lead With 4 2 Win Over Grizzlies
Troy Panthers surge to first place in the Eastern New York Baseball League after a 4 2 victory at Notre Dame Field over Schenectady Grizzlies. Watervliet Mahars fall to Cohoes Retailers 9 2. Waterford A A beat Schaghticoke Legionnaires 8 3 at Waterford. Al Rausch belts a homer for Troy. Bill Maderosian, Don Everton key early rally. Grizzlies commit eight errors.
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Troy Panthers
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Reason For Everything Amateurs Dust Up Over Umpire
Umpire H R McWilliam hurried to home plate to dust the area before a Local Amateur Le spute game. A dollar bill floated away as he swept. He nabbed the bill and pocketed it, drawing a quick reaction from players and spectators.
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