Albany to Tackle Hartford in Eastern League Twin Bill
Albany Senators clash with the Hartford Laurels at Hawkins Stadium in a pivotal Eastern League doubleheader today. Large crowd expected as leaders collide. two games set for 2 pm with Albany seeking to widen its lead. Managers plan rotation with Clemence and Leonard in Albany and Biszonette in Hartford. road trip follows the doubleheader.
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Savino highlighted by Simonds as Scranton meets Binghamton
Scranton and Binghamton lead a slate of games with Savino noted by Simonds. The schedule lists Hartford at Alban, Binghamton at Utica, and Williamsport at Elmira, plus Wilkes Barre at Scranton and Scranton at Wilkes-Barre night game. National results show St Louis, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia in late innings. American results include St Louis, Detroit, Philadelphia, Cleveland, and Chicago pairings with multiple pitchers listed.
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Browns Rally Past Yankees 11 to 3 For Muncrief Win
Browns defeat the New York Yankees 11 to 3 as pitcher Bob Muncrief records his first win over the champs. George McQuinn and Gene Moore homer and lead a 13 hit attack. McQuinn connected in the third with two aboard, Moore added a two run shot, and Byrnes contributed two doubles as the Browns reclaim second in the American League standings.
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Tigers Nip Nats 2 to 1 in opener with errors
Detroit defeated Washington 2 to 1 as Johnny Gorsica pitched a strong game and Emil Leonard suffered his first defeat after four straight wins. Gorsica and Perrot were praised for holding the Nats to an earned run or none, while both pitchers were near shutouts. Each club plated a run in the seventh inning aided by errors, and Detroit clinched the victory in the eighth on another miscue.
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Trips Rout Utica 15-3 to Sweep Series
The Trips swept the three game series against the Utica Braves 15-3 in a game marked by miscues. Karl Drews earned the win despite wildness, striking out 10 while allowing ten walks. Goulish scored on a fielder’s choice and Mott scored on a forced play as Utica mounted late offense but fell short.
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Van Schaick Island Golf Tourney Ends Today
Van Schaick Island golf event wraps up today in Troy area with semifinals across divisions. Eastern New YorkGolf Association champion Don Gormier of Wolferts Roost faces Stan Kuslowski, an aviation cadet at Lienz College. Other matches see Ed Mazur, Joe Rustas, and Scott Forget advancing in tight contests as Memorial Day events and a flag journey are noted at Troy Country Club and Frear Park.
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Cohoes
Boys Club Turns Back Monarchs in Darkened Game
The Lansinghirth Boys' Club beat the Monarchs 5 to 3 in baseball yesterday. The game ended in the seventh inning due to darkness after two runs in the second, sixteen in the third, and one in the sixth for the Boys Club. The Monarchs scored one run in the second, third, and sixth innings.
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Hughes Wins Over Latcer in Detroit Headline Bout
Detroit fighter Hughes defeated Lawer in a ten round decision at Aqcadia Hall last night. The Detroiter avenged a previous loss from March, as the headline bout capped a two fight card.
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Vince DiMaggio Fined and Suspended by NL President Ford Frick
New York Pro National League President Ford Frick fined Vince DiMaggio 59 dollars and suspended him three days for pushing toward catcher Al Lopez and umpire disputes after a Sunday doubleheader in Philadelphia. Lopez was fined 25 dollars for his part in the argument but not suspended.
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A's Edge Indians 9 4 in Slugfest Victory
Philadelphia Athletics defeated Cleveland Indians 9 to 4 as four runs in the fourth and eighth innings keyed the win. Berry pitched seven innings to earn the victory while Post took the loss for Cleveland. Siebert, Rocco, Heath and Cullen homered for Philadelphia, with Heath collecting four hits. Cleveland totaled 12 hits but failed to sustain rallies as alternatives in the late innings couldn't overcome the A's early lead.
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Reds Rally Push Past Dodgers 13-4 in 17 Hits
Cincinnati Reds slugged Whit Wyatt for seven in two innings and piled up 17 hits to flatten the Brooklyn Dodgers 13 to 4. Bucky Walters earned his eighth win as the Reds split a four game series. Wyatt allowed nine hits and Dixie Walker homered for the Dodgers.
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Heatly High Rallies to Top Fordians
Heatly High School erupted for a comeback to beat Waterford High 35 to 14 at Memorial Stadium. George Demarest pitched four innings in relief and drove in the decisive run with a seventh inning single. Captain Bob DuPont sparked the rally by driving in the tying run. Berard and Tinio led Waterford with two hits apiece as Heatly overcame an early 13 to 3 deficit to notch its fourth win.
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Giants Win 6-4 Over Cardinals on Homers by Gardella Ott
In a night game before 21,303 fans at York, Gardella and Ott homered to power the New York Giants to a 6-4 triumph over the St. Louis Cardinals. Buddy Kerr added a key triple and the Giants built a four-run rally after a walk-filled first. Ack Adams relieved to earn the win while Jurisich took the loss.
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Watervliet High School baseball team confident for title defense
Watervliet’s squad, led by Gerry Thompson, touts a strong infield and top outfield as it seeks to repeat as Principals League champions. With seven games played, they own six wins and one tie and close regular season against Cohoes and La Salle, aiming to extend a ten-game two-season streak.
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Hockey scores and lineup notes from regional games
International Buffalo 3 Rochester 0. Jersey City 3 Syracuse 4. 13 in Billygen. Only xames scheduled.
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Three Games Set As School Nine Race Continues
Scholastic baseballers in Cohoes and Watervliet prepare for three Friday games that could decide the Principals League title. Cohoes faces Catholic High after a winless stretch against earlier foes and Watervliet travels to La Salle to meet the Cadets as Troy High and Lansingburgh clash for second place.
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Wilmer Beats Billy Speary in Ten Round Bout
Archie Wilmer of Wilmington forced Billy Speary to quit the ring after ten rounds in Allentown Pa. Speary’s manager Art Thomas refused future entries for Speary, noting the former national featherweight champion would not be allowed back. Wilmer dominated the later rounds, knocking Speary out of the ring and finishing strong.
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Graziano Stops Mollis in Seventh Round Bout
Lightweight contender Rocky Graziano, 22, from New York, stopped the welterweight Mollis in the seventh round of a scheduled ten round bout in Baltimore last night. Mollis was knocked down twice and battered, referee stopped the fight after a brutal beating. Graziano weighed 148 pounds to Mollis 150.
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AAU Track Meet Set for Albany
The Adirondack Association ASU track and field championships will be held June 15 at Bleeker Stadium, Albany, announced George Mansr, association president. The meet, scheduled for a Sunday for the first time, aims to allow war workers and students to participate, sponsored by the Timers Track and Field Association.
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Exterminator the Derby winner Turns 29 Today
Exterminator the 1918 Kentucky Derby winner, retired at Sun Briar Court, is celebrated on his 29th birthday with a carrot-cake mash party. Mrs. Willis Sharpe Kilmer hosted about 150 attendees including many school children.
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