Miners Batter Senators In Eight to One Win
Gilmore stars with eleven hits as the Miners crush the Senators 8 1. Strong early offense produces a four run fourth inning featuring Lepine Rosse Boublie and Gilmore. Albany les, Thompson walks and Lewis reaches on errors but fails to score until sixth. Miners add five in seventh and finish with two in eighth on Marshall and infield RBI.
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Yanks Win Doubleheader Against Nets In Swing
New York Yankees defeated the Brooklyn Nets 9-4 in the opener and 4-3 in the second game to surge in the flag race. Crosetti and Lindell paced the offense with key circuit blows while George Brett?
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New. York
New York Yankees
Washingion Nets
Biprktrd
Nick Strate
Eisith
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Jonany Lin
Nets
Walter ‘Sudiel
Mickey Heefner
George Stitaweiss
Wagne Feading
George Myat
Reig Clay
Trips Beat Grays 6-1 in Rubber Game
In Williamsport Pa the Williamsport Grays fell 6-1 to the Trips in the rubber game. Moore starred for the Trips fanning 12 batters while limiting the Grays to five hits. Baratta started for Williamsport and was charged with the loss after a sixth inning rally.
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Standings and schedules from Eastern and National Leagues
Eastern League standings and results with upcoming games featuring Albany Wilkes Barre Elmira Utica Williamsport Hartford Scranton. National and American leagues list scheduled games and probable pitchers for New York Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Pittsburgh Washington Detroit Cleveland with various pitchers named.
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Dozen More Candidates To Join Arsenal Grid Squad
The Generals Cup season ended with the windup last night and AE Kelley plans a large football squad. Former Cornell All America Kelley and assistants DiGivanni and Moxieanian show early strength at pass and kicking. Gutstanding tackles include Ari Maxwell and Harry Sorenson as Watervliet lines up four fall contests with Cornell, Colgate, Jarveas, and Syracuse on the slate.
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Kelley
Cornell
Ari Maxwell
Albany High School
Harry Sorenson
Bearcat
Watervliet
Corneil
Colgate Jaxyvee
Syracuse Jarveas
Veterans Drill At Giants First Practice With Surprises
Bear Mountain crowds gathered for the Giants first NFL practice as 16 veterans and 40 new prospects trained. Amnie Lercher, famed for long distance passes with Green Bay, reported as a surprise candidate along with Leland Shafer and Carl Hirnscherf. Coach Steve Owen plans heavy drills as the preseason schedule opens with a Sept. 13 session.
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Licua Comdr
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Sports Schedule Fragments Reported with Postponements
International Newark Baltimore Syracuse Jersey Montreal at Toronto p stponed alg at Rochester postponed. The brief item records unclear matchups and delays affecting several games in progress or upcoming dates.
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Liners Capture General's Cup in Softball Playoff Thriller
The Liner Shop team defeated G Q with a late rally to win the Watervliet Arsenal Softball League General's Cup, taking the series two straight. Tom Lyons homered with two on as GQ led early, then Liners answered with three runs in the fifth and two in the sixth. Dave Cohen delivered a clutch hit but Russell of GQ snagged a liner to end the threat. Batteries Gruba and Carter, with Gremisen and Purdyna, earned the win.
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Minor Leagues Convention Set for Buffalo New York
The forty third annual baseball convention of the minor leagues will be held in Buffalo New York at the Siatler Hotel. President W G Bramham announced the executive committee approved the site with the meeting running December 6 to 9. This marks a return to a member city since Pearl Harbor and follows earlier conferences in Chicago and New York.
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Ex-Utica hurler Jim Mains shuts down old teammates in finale
Jim Mains, ex-Utica hurler, held the Philadelphia farmhands to three runs as the Pioneers defeated the Blue Sox in the third and deciding game of the series. A two-run rally in the sixth, sparked by Davis’s misplay and Novak’s walk, gave Utica the lead and sealed a 4 to 3 victory.
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8th Seeded Players Upset in National Yeenis Championships
The 8th seeds fell in both men’s and women’s brackets as Upsets marked the National Yeenis Championships. Notable results include Jack Jossi of Oakland and Sidney B. Wood of New York advancing, while Pancho Segura of Ecuador trounced pile, and Frankie Parker defeated Lieut Victor Seixas. In the women's division Virginia Wolfenden Kovacs and Shirley Fry delivered strong performances, with Fry overcoming Doreshhy Feud in a tight match.
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Prudence Hanover Captures Grand Circuit Mile Trot
Prudence Hanover a 3 year old bay mare driven by Warren Bull won the Third Brush mile trot at Roosevelt Raceway's Grand Circuit meeting, finishing two lengths ahead of Calumet Dilworthy with Burilla's Bob third. The favorite ran the mile in 2.16% and paid $4.30. Joan Tinney drove Symbol Dot to win the opening pace, with Grand Juror winning the second race and the daily double returning $29.90.
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Fatta Amico Draw In Fort Hamilton Bout
In a rough eight round semi final at Fort Hamilton New York Carmine Fatta from Newburg and Joe Amico of Philadelphia fought to a draw before 3898 fans. Amico carried the bout to the last bell while Fatta opened cuts above his eyes. Mull knocked out Rudd in the first round and Carr defeated Williams by decision in Newark. Juliano stopped Jennings in Paterson.
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Phildelphia
Phillies Revise Schedule For Rescheduled Games
The Philadelphia Phillies announced revisions to their baseball schedule to makeup games postponed by weather and a city strike. The revised home slate includes doubleheaders and twinights against Boston New York Brooklyn Cincinnati St Louis Chicago Pittsburg with dates in September and October.
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Tigers Rally to Turn Back Browns 4 to 3
Dizzy Trout won his 23rd game as the Detroit Tigers defeated the St Louis Browns 4 to 3. In a tense ninth inning, Roger Cramer scored the winning run after a sequence of hits and errors, while Detroit capitalized on Cleveland’s miscues to secure the lead.
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Flynn Trims Larry Lane In Tight Baltimore Bout
Rochester heavyweight Flynn defeated Larry Lane by split decision in Baltimore. Flynn weighed 223 pounds to Lane at 19, keeping Lane at bay with jabs and rights, with no knockdowns and a close AP score of four rounds to two for Flynn. An eight round semi windup featured Jimmy OBrien defeating Tony Gille by unanimous decision.
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Albany and Hartford set Labor Day baseball doubleheader
Albany and Hartford will play a Labor Day doubleheader in Hawkins Stadium. Pirates have acquired Albany players Gionfriddo Rodgers Barnhart and Gilmore under a working agreement, with all four staying through the Governors Cup. Gilmore leads Eastern League wins. the quartet is high with Albany this season.
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al Gionfriddo
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Junior Baseball Pairings Listed for 61st National Tourney
Pittsburg chairman Joseph Goetz announced the pairings for the 61st national amateur baseball federation junior tournament. First round games Sunday start at 2 pm with Cleve Viana 3 facing Youngstown 0 at Leslie Park and Akron 0 meeting Dayton 0 at Olympia Park. Detroit against Pittsburg at Phillips Park and Columbus drew a Ye.
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Braves Rout Fort Dix In Exhibition Clash 16 to 2
Boston Braves hammered Fort Dix 16-2 in an exhibition. Woody Rich pitched all nine and limited the Army scoring to two runs. Max Macon sparked the offense with two two run homers, while Berry homered for Fort Dix in the first.
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Barons Escape with Ninth Inning Victory on Ruszkowski Homer
Hank Ruszkowski belted a left hand curveball from Settlemire into centerfield for a dramatic ninth inning homer, lifting the Wilkes-Barre Barons to a 3-2 win over the Hartford Laurels and clinching the series. Lanky Bil Bayfield struggled with nine walks but held the Laurels to two runs, while Hooks Heary earned the win after relieving early in the ninth.
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Hooks" Heary
Rain postpones Legion Junior League final in Cincinnati
Rain again forces postponement of the National American Legion Junior League Bootball Tournament final between Cincinnati and Albemarle North Carolina. The gate time was set for 3 o clock tonight. If Albemarle wins a second game will be played. Shawti Collinsman win, however, it will take the title.
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