Dodgers and Pirates Split Doubleheader in Tight Games
Brooklyn Dodgers and Pittsburgh Pirates split a doubleheader with each team winning one game. Galan drove in six for the Pirates in the second game, while Rip Sewell earned the win in the first. Barrett and Bron Mart homered for Brooklyn, with late offense from Galan and Batters contributing key hits.
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Chisox Edge A's In Nightcap To Split Doubleheader
Chicago White Sox defeated Philadelphia Athletics 5-2 in the opener while the A’s won the nightcap 2-0. Lee pitched a seven hitter for Chicago in game one to improve to six wins. Christopher earned his seventh win in the nightcap as Bodoy Esteleila drove in the deciding run with a late hit.
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Georg Rell
Yanks Split with Tigers Before 67 816 Paving Fans at Yankee Stadium
The Yankee Stadium crowd of 67,513 watched the New York Falkees fall from first place after splitting two games with Detroit. In the opener Skeever Webb delivered a squeeze to score Doc Cramer in the ninth as Detroit won 3-2. Walt Dubiel allowed a first-inning homer by Eddie Mayo, then New York tied in the third and Detroit pulled ahead late. George Strmweiss, Mike Gliel, and Webb produced key plays. Jim Turner saved Gettel’s win with a two-inning relief stint. In the nightcap Oscar Grimes doubled and scored, with Strmweiss delivering the game’s decisive blow in the sixth after Cramer tripled and scored. Detroit’s pitching evolved around Newhouser, who dropped a decision as New York continued its surge.
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Nats Beat Browns In Twin Bill With Wide Grasp Of Victory
Washington pitchers Mike Guerra and Merino Pieretti stifled the St Louis Browns in a two game set. Guerra delivered a long decisive home run to tie the first game late, while Pieretti held the AL champions to five hits in the second. Dutch Leonard left with an injury as the crowd of 23,021 witnessed Pete Gray’s appearance and ovation. Brown notes and line scores reflect a doubleheader sweep for the Nationals.
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Sunset Nine Defeats Ingalls Avenue 9-5
Sunset Nine beat Ingalls Avenue 9 to 5 at Anthony Perk. Jaci Perkinson and Don Dessingue led with strong hitting. Naples and Ryan anchored the defense while Boyd and Benden starred for the losers.
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Laurels Rally Past Miners In Dual Memorial Das Victory
The Laurels edged the Miners 11 to 10 in a Memorial Day twin bill opener. Gene Crith powered Hartford with timely hits as rookie Irons dazzled for the Miners in a brutal 30 innings of play. Naife and Suchecki combined on relief to knot the night in the eighth and Hartford grabbed a late lead before the Miners stranded 14 runners in the long affair.
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Reds Sweep Pair from Phils 9-8 3-0
Cincinnati Reds topple Philadelphia Phillies in a doubleheader sweep. Game one featured Kid Heusser pitching a four hit shutout while game two saw four Phillies homers including by Meglio and Foxx as the Phillies led 3-0 before Cincinnati answered with a late surge. McCormick plated the decisive run in the ninth with a doubled scoring Miller.
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Stadium games called off after team failure to appear
The scheduled doubleheader between Pittsburg Crawfords and Philadelphia Hilldales in the United Colored Tragut at Hawkins Stadium was cancelled when one team failed to appear.
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Hockey Scores From League Night Across Cities
International 1 Syracuse 6 Baltimore 1. Baltimore 12 Syracuse 8. Montreal 4 Rochester 3. Rochester 12 Montreal 2. Buffalo 11 Toronto 0. Buffalo 15 Toronto 1H. Jersey City 6 Newark 2. Newark 1 Jersey City 0.
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Cards Beat Braves 9 2 In Second Game Blowout
St Louis Cardinals overpower the Boston Braves 9 to 2 after a tight opener. Jim Tobin pitched while Boston pitchers allowed 12 Braves hits. Ray Sanders hit a go ahead homer in the 12th as the Cardinals used four hurlers to secure the win.
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Standings and schedules from baseball leagues news
The column shows team standings with New York Chicago Pittsburg Brooklyn Cincinnati St. Louis Boston Philadelphia and others, plus today’s probable pitchers and yesterday’s results across the American and Eastern Leagues. It lists win totals, games behind, and pending games with matchups and pitchers.
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Grays Halt Utes in nine inning nightcap 6-4
Williamsport Pa. Grays win the second game of a doubleheader 6-4 after trailing 9-7 in seven innings. Jose Traspuesto and Jules Homo kay each pitched, allowing eight hits. Defensive miscues helped Williamsport, with five Utica errors contributing to the comeback.
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Giants Edge Cubs in Memorial Day doubleheader split
Giants split a Memorial Day doubleheader with the Chicago Cubs before a sellout crowd of 42,583 at Wrigley Field. New York won the first game 8-6 and lost the second 11-2 as Ott set a National League record with his 4,890th base.
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Palmer Defeats Vince La Salva in Eight-Zoned Split
Palmer 442 of Vancouver British Columbia won an eight-zoned split decision over Vince La Salva 1s 6% from Vernon at the prenchester County Center in a bout worth $500. De More 136 Trenton Wyoming stopped Juan Carrero 126 Puerto Rico in the six round semifinal. Carmone 342 Puerto Rico defeated Charley Finley 146 New York in another six. Monarchs win as football team beat 11th Streeters 19 to 12 at the 11th Street diamond with Poucher, Seller, and Cane in the winners’ battery. Mooney and Marupella played for the losers. Seiler went four for four for the winners.
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Hayes Multihomer Outing As Bosox Split Twinbill
Len Steiner handled both infield and outfield for Boston as the Red Sox lost the opener 4 3 to the Indians and won the nightcap 7 4. Pat Seerey doubled in Stenger for the tying run in the first game, while Steiner opened the second with a double and sparked a six run rally to clinch. Hayes homered twice in the second game, adding power in the sixth as Frankie Hayes debuted with Cleveland, continuing his long hitting stretch. The Indians used Gromek Center Kien Reynolds and others across the two games while Boston received solid hitting in the late innings.
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Elmira Gets Even Break With Trips
Elmira and Binghamton split a holiday doubleheader at Elmira park. The Trips won 7 to 4 in the opener as Gene Bearden outpitched Ernie Bick hats, and Brad Trine led the second game 5 to 2 as Bearden followed with a homer with two aboard to cap a Pioneers surge.
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White Signs With Dodgers in Brooklyn Pact
Tulsa native Barney White, football and baseball two way player from Tulsa, left for Brooklyn after agreeing with Tom Greenwade, veteran Dodgers scout. White, who played end for the T. A. Hurricane the past two seasons, will receive a substantial signing bonus. He has been with the Atlas Electric baseball team as third baseman.
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Kelley Wins Springfield Race
Kelley of Acton won the New England 2k meter championship, outracing 17 rivals after trailing midrace. Medicos of Lowell finished second and Charlie Robbins of the U S Navy placed third behind.
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Duffys Beat St. Michaels By 42 Score
The Duffys All-Stars defeated St Michaels nine 42 yesterday at Geer Field after a three run sixth inning. Weatherwax pitched for Duffys while Wisa caught. Joe Printsky started for St Michaels. Miller Johnson and Eck enister led Duffys with two safeties.
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Annual Stockholders Meeting for Troy and Berlington Railroad
Notice announces the annual meeting of stockholders to elect directors at the company office in Troy New York on June 7 1945. Also states a beverage control license issuance under the law and sale restrictions at 154 Sirona Street Troy Rensselaer County. Franks Shrace? date May 34 1845.
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