Cards Top Reds in 12 Innings for 3-2 Win
The St Louis Cardinals defeated Cincinnati Reds 3 to 2 in 12 innings. Del Rice delivered a key early hit and Elvin Yeh added runs as the Cardinals tied the game in the third inning and held off Cincinnati to secure the upset.
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Reds
Cincincar
del Rice Ain
Leage Bette Setesterday
S. Leones Cart
Cineist
Jake Hetten
Brest Breestz vYimory
Sgas7
Vnnieg Ag
Elvin Igre
Eis Roeser
Wes Fe
Emir Yerban
ST. Louis
Cincinnati
Schoentiesss
Kein
Lamenas
Cubs Beat Pirates 5 3 to Clinch 98th Victory
The National League champion Chicago Cubs defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 to 3 to seal their 98th win of the season. Bob Chipman started for Pittsburgh and was relieved by Paul Erickson in the seventh as Chicago built a four-run fourth inning on three hits and a wild throw. Berane’s error and Ostrowski’s double drove in runs, while Merullo and Pafko contributed key hits. The Pirates fell short in the three game series finale as Detroit nears the pennant chase.
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Aktuma Sui
Cubs
Bob Chipmen
Wirites
Ken Gables
Pittsburg
Peanuts Lotrey
Salizgaveva Grove
Pail Savarretla
Pir Ray
Mhe Zrot
Chicago
Roger
Detroit
Tigers
Qimack
Bud Cararrella
Bob Feller
Icearers
Bober
Cleveland
Cincinnati
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Batchast
Mersio
Cripmsa
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Gionfridie
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Chipman
Chizman
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Barnes
Resciano
Sager
Edge
Louie
Chipaian
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Maco
Lett
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Lola
Detratt
Bares
Bals
Ott Trucks
Potter
Newhausr
Strucont
Trucks
Newheurey
Hita
Ott
Newhouser
Storties
Renton
Insing
Pipgars, Berry, Rue
Bud‘Gam
Final Standings National and American Leagues
National League results show Chicago tied Pittsburgh St Louis and Cincinnati 3 3 3 2. Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 6 1. American League results include New York 12 Boston 2 and Detroit 1 St Louis 2 with rain postponements Cleveland at Chicago also rained out.
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Pittsburg
St. Lewis
Cincinnati
Brooxton
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Peti
Washington
Pulladelphia
Saat
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Ate
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Rosen
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Kurowski
Sila
Hatk
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Lombardi
He Johnson
Baisley AB
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Stirnweiss
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Dickshot
Estatella
Moses
Case
Myatt
Hackett
Meyer
Sewsait
Elias
Iowa
Bureau
Top Ten Major Hitters New York
Top ten hitters in each Major League are listed by final unofficial averages. The compilation highlights standout batters and compares offensive output across leagues, reflecting performance trends and notable climbs in the season’s early totals.
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New York
Tigers Rally To Top Browns 6 3 Behind Greenbergs Homer
Hank Greenberg powered a three run homer to cap a Detroit comeback as the Tigers defeated the St Louis Browns 6 to 3. Hal Newhouser earned the win despite rough sixth inning relief, while Skeeter Webb and Eddie Mayo sparked the offense with key hits. The Browns tied in the seventh before Detroit pulled away on Greenbergs clutch blast and solid defense.
Strong CBA Team Beats LaSalle 24 to 6 in Albany
Strong Christian Brothers Academy defeated LaSalle Institute 24 to 6 at Bleeker Stadium Albany. CBA opened 14 to 0 lead before LaSalle fought back with a late touchdown by Howie Galarneau. Bill Guiry and Liesenfelder scored for CBA. Romeo suffered a broken wrist for LaSalle.
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Christian Brothers Academy Eleven
LaSalle Institute
Bleeceer
Albany
Troy Cadets
al Kelley
Cornell
Bill Guiry
Liesenfelder
Gasey
Pone
Howie Galarteeu
LaSalle
Galarneau
CSA
Mike Romeo
Bate
Esi
Vaienti Monginthar
Taesleere Gangoleski
Daleytmais
Cicorti
Tatkie Belanger
Ryan ‘ Flegevait
Crosterbark Torats
Provost Fear i
Yanks Crush Bosox in 12-2 Finale Victory
New York Yankees rout Boston Red Sox 12 to 2 to clinch their 16th win in 22 meetings. Jon Page earned his sixth victory allowing seven hits as Charley Keller and Nick Ettens delivered key hits. George Stainvack homered in the eighth and Otis Clark contributed seven strong to seal the win before 10,548 fans.
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New York
George Surn
Chicago
Yong Cuccinello
Yanks
Pandy Hefin
Charley Keller
Pases
Nick Etten
Otis Clark
George Stainvack
Keller
Page
Red Sox
LaSalle Defeats CBA with Mixed Period Scores
Fullback leads LaSalle with 66 points in the first period and a late surge to 66 with 66 to 56 final as Guiermneau scores and LaSalt tallies touchdowns for LaSalle against CBA.
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Lasalle
Guiermneau
LaSalt
Clemences Defeat Hawleys 10 3 In Homecoming Game
In Hawkins Stadium before about 4000 fans the Clemences crushed the Hawleys 10 to 3 to claim the Governors' Cup. Wilkes Barrett delivered the deciding win in the Eastern League finals as Clemences scored five runs in the death inning and received strong pitching from Fredence Went and Renale Cook. Receipts for the day totaled 1957.50 with payouts of 1,000 bond and 2,000 to team members.
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Clemences
Hawbeys
Hawkins Stadium
Albany Sennaters
Vnday
Wilkes Barrett
Haawleys
Maseger
Renale Cook
Coffins
Edward Xiz
American Legion
Embyte
Bawley
Clemence
Clemmesce
Hawley
Levis
Mayhew
Daniele
Reesa
Ceatre
Reggio
Rock
Brickner
Lezan
Henry
Lunansay
Sidien
Razes
Reicio
Lesasy
St. Claire
Wedger
Guawkt Mayhew
Hewleys
Clemance’s
Plaipex
Kish
Cook
Hawiex
Amich
Aish
Plamix
Colla
Sin Leit
Ichers Hawiey
Lewig
Sam
Stuxe
Smish
Flanek
Winnieg Prcher
Clesence
Tostag Pichts
Baxiey
McDos- Paffercy
Rams Blank Chicago Cards 21 to 0 in NFL opener
Cleveland Rams defeated the Chicago Cardinals 21 to 0 as Bob Waterfield led two scoring drives and kicked three extra points. The Cardinals stayed within range in the first half before Cleveland struck twice in the third quarter. Waterfield connected on a four yard pass to end Steve Pritko for a third score after a late third period turnover.
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Cpi
Rams
Chicago Cardinals
Bob Waterfield
Chicago
Chicago Bears
Ainder
Waterfield
Jett
Steve Pritko
Ray Hessilton
Cardinals
Jim Gillette
Watervliet Sacred Heart Nine Defeats Manhattan in CYO Final
In a Prospect Park diamond clash, Watervliet Sacred Heart beat Manhattan Sacred Heart 4 to 3 to claim CYO Manhattan title for the Albany diocese. Hack Harris struck out 12 over seven hits. Richardson led Watervliet with four hits as Watervliet mounts a four run rally in the bottom of the fifth. Carruthert and Macksttan led Manhattan’s offense with multi hit efforts, while Watervliet’s defense held the visitors to seven hits and expired two runs in the top of the seventh. A reception for the visitors followed the game at Alpine, and Watervliet extends its regional success in the River City series.
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Watervliet Sacred Heart
Albany
CYO
Manhattan
Sacred Heart Aggregation
Prospect Park
Hack Harris
Waterviet Sacred Qearter
Visters
Carruthert
Macksttan Butler
Munhattas
Fears
Pres Remy
Watervliet Club
She ‘Bettear
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Watervliet Wees Aheld
Harris
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Anhattan
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Waeltel Hyas
Faigen
Caswell
Cas- Dear
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Sa Yainete
Stan
Corminers Haris
Empire—art
Dodgers win as Stanky sets NL single season baser on balls mark
Philadelphia game closes season as Stanky, Brooklyn second baseman, breaks the NL record with his 147th base on balls. Hal Gregg wins his 18th of the year while the Dodgers rally in the fourth inning to beat the Phillies 4 1 before 2 214 frost bit fans.
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Philadelphia
Val Gregg
Stanky Little
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Tankey
Mulcahy
Stankey
Jimmy Scheckard
Chicago Cubs
Babe Ruth
Hal Gregg
Phils
Hugh Mullcahy
Phisde Corbitt
Mike Sandlock
Gregg
Corbitt Stankey
Goodie” Rosen
Frenchy Bordagaray
Chisox Indians Final Games Washed Out
Chicago and Cleveland ended the season tied 1 1 in time in the fifth inning as rain forced the postponement of the final contests. Pat Seerey hit his first homer for Cleveland and Johnny Dickshot Cass Michaels and Mike Tresh combined for a Chicago run in the second. Wet grounds and a single-game postponement Monday moved the doubleheader to yesterday.
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Cieveland
Cleveland
Pat Seerey
Sox
Johnny Dickshot
Cass Michaels
Mike Tresh
Indians
Sevan
White Sox
Satunday
Army Navy and Penn Win Impressively On Grid
Army crushes Wake Forest 32 0 after routing Army Air Force, Glenn Davis starring with two touchdowns and a TD pass. Navy overwhelms Villanova 49 10 and Penn dares Brown 30 0 in front of 31 000 at Philadelphia as Army Navy and Penn put pressure on title contenders.
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Army Air Force‘ Personnel Distribution Command
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Doc Blanchard
Wake Forest
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Villanova
Pennsylvania
Brown
Bevere
Philadelphia
Quakers
Giants and Braves split doubleheader with late finish
Giants beat Boston in 13 innings 14 to 13 as Nap Reres and Sal Maglie starred. In the nightcap the game ended after seven innings due to darkness with New York tied 2 2. Holmes batted .365 season high while Mort Cooper returned from elbow surgery to start for the Giants.
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Tomims Holmes
Phil Cavaretta
Giants
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Don Hendrickson
Jim Wallace
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Braves
Holmes
Chicago Cub
Sal Magilie
Tommy
Big Mort Cooper
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Charley Méad
Danny Gardella
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Mead
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Gare
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Eorsten
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Dread
Gardetta
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Gimmerneon
Beyer
Fisher
Besartckeon
Culler
Iietelmanny
Hotel
Workman
Nelson
Holterth
Royals Edge Bears 5 4 to Take Series Lead
Newark native Durrett belted a 390 foot homer in the eighth with a man aboard to lift the Royals past the Bears 5 4 in Newark New Jersey. Exner Durrett’s blast followed a Beare error as Montreal takes a 3 1 lead in the best of seven playoff. Durrett’s game winner came off Frank Hiller who walked him earlier in the at bat. Howie Schulte opened with a 240 foot homer as Newark built a 2 0 lead before the Bears staged a late rally. The series shifts to Ruppert Stadium tonight with Karl Drews expected to start for Newark and Bruno Retzel weighing Montreal options including Tommy Warren.
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N. J
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Exner
Salty Parker
Dick Baker
Bobbie
Hiller
Royals
Howie Schulte
Tio
Jean Roy
John Gabbard
Joe Buzas
Baker
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Mike Portner
Fanning
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van Grorski
Ray
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Meee Jond
Ro‘Iaad Giaéu
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Phil Weintraub
Mone Ont
Beare
Newarters
Rabe
Drews
Land
Hal Douglas
Gabiberd
Weintraub
Jor J Buras
Ruppert Stadium
Pears
Karl Drews
Bruno Retzel
Tommy Warren
Big
Gabbard
Ferrell
Todd
Steinecke
van Grofsk
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