Indians Beat Tigers 7-2 Behind 11 Hits
Cleveland notched 11 hits to defeat Detroit 7-2. Mackiewicz hit his second homer, Reynolds sparked offense with three hits, and Reeves added a triple as the Indians won their fourth straight over the Tigers and extended their streak to 31 games.
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Bosox Rally To Take Second In Twin Bill
Randy Heflin pitched the Boston Red Sox to a 4 2 victory in the nightcap after Philadelphia won the opener 3 2. Heflin held the Athletics to five hits as Boston tied the score on a muffed fly with bases loaded and took the lead with two runs in the seventh after Ty LaForest tripled with one on. Russ Christopher earned his 13th win, limiting Boston to six hits and homering to spark a four‑run rally in the seventh that sealed the opener.
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Randy Heflin
Boston Red Sox
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Sox
Ernie Kish
George Metkovich
Ty la Forest
Russ Christopher
Red Sox
Troy Police and Firemen Clash Tuesday Night
The sixth game in the series between Troy Firemen and police is set for Tuesday at 6:15 p.m. at Heth Street grounds, replacing Prospect Park for this matchup.
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Troy Sremen
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Prospect Park
Stanford Track Coach to Quit Amid Unclear Plans
Stanford University head track coach Franklin Pitch Johnson, in office since 1940, announced yesterday his decision to resign. He declined to discuss his future plans or any successor arrangements for the program.
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Palo Alto
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Franklin
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Laurels Rout Senators 10 3 In Easter League Clash
Albany Laurels overpower Senators 10 to 3 behind Marshall on a Southpaw mound. Hawley relieved late, but Laurels build a big lead with timely hitting from LaFrance Therrian and Kasse. Hartford and Albany trade runs through the middle innings as Albany pulls away in the eighth with a flurry of extra-base hits and three RBI from Davis and Therrian.
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Albans
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Chuck
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Helley
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Pirates Recruit Four From Albany Farm Team
Pittsburgh yesterday announced purchase of five rookies from Albany and Fork, Pa. Pitcher Fred Clemence leads the Eastern League with 21 wins, Outfielder Jack Marhew hits .321, along with Catcher Eadie Clair, Clark Hener of Albany, and Pitcher Statley Mac Elmurray of York. The deal was framed as working agreements, not final transfers.
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Robeson Leaves Cornell Grid Star to Join Draft
Ithaca reveals that Robeson son of a renowned singer and actor withdrew from Cornell yesterday. Athletic Director Kane said the junior end will likely enlist with his Selective Service board after turning 18, a blow to Ed McKeever’s Big Red in 1945 peacetime plans.
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Yanks Trim Nats to Near Top Rung
The New York Yankees beat the Washington Nationals in a doubleheader two games to one, 3-2 and 3-1, to close within four games of the American League lead. Bonham and GetRel pitched, with Bonham winning the first game before 20,038 spectators as Geitel provided late relief in the nightcap. The wins marked the Yankees’ fifth and sixth straight over Washington, widening Pennant hopes as the locals began their home stand.
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Ernie Bonham
al Getrel
New York Yankees
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Bonham
Geitel
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Pennznt
Pirates Win As Rescigno Saves Day
The Pittsburgh Pirates built a five run lead early and held off a Cincinnati rally to win 5 4. Joe Bowman allowed five hits and three runs in the first inning, then Earl Harris gave up three more before Xavier Rescigno relieved and sealed the victory. Pinch hitter Bucky Walters grounded into a double play to end the eighth inning as the umpire ejected Pirates manager Frankie Frisch and catcher Bill Saikeld after a plate dispute.
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Ben Gables
Xavier Rescigne
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Jocke Conlan
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Frankie Frisch
Bill Saikeld
Barons Rally Past Miners in Nightcap After Loss
In the opener the Wilkes-Barre Barons fell to the Scranton Miners 7-2 before 3,000 fans at Artillery Park. The Barons led early on a first-inning run by Bob Wilson, but Scranton tied it and pulled ahead. In the nightcap, Ed Van Leiden matched a 96 loss as Scranton shut out the Barons.
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Luke Appling Returns to White Sox Postwar Debut Planned
Luke Appling re joined the Chicago White Sox after Army discharge. Manager Jimmy Dykes says Appling will make his postwar debut in tomorrow's doubleheader with the St Louis Browns.
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Grays Edge Pioneers 3 2 in Narrow Metropolis Shootout
Ensira UP-Williamsport opened a nine game series by defeating the Pioneers 3 to 2 with Danny Parra driving in the deciding run in the fifth after Al Fernandez doubled with two aboard. Parra held the Pioneers to sight hits while Hector Arago's seventh inning defensive gem preserved the lead.
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Ernie] Bickhaus
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Syracuse International game results spill over city teams
International Syracuse defeated Jersey City 9 to 5 while Newark beat Baltimore 6 to 1. Toronto edged Montreal 4 to 3. Buffalo beat Rochester 7 to 3 in one game, and Rochester then won 4 to 2 against Buffalo in the following matchup.
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Hogan's 64 at Nashville Nets Lead Over Nelson
Hogan shoots 64 to lead the Nashville Open by two strokes over Byron Nelson, with a six stroke edge on his rival. Sam Snead and Herman Barros challenge as Nelson falters on early holes while several players sit within two strokes of the pace. Several notables, including Freddie Haas and Mike Demassey, contend amid a crowded leaderboard.
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Phillies Rally To Edge Braves 6 5 In Boston
Philadelphia catcher Amadeo Seminick sparked a three run sixth inning with a single and Vince DiMaggio scored when Vince Shupe mishandled a throw, lifting the Phillies to a 6 5 victory over Boston in a rain soaked major league game played in Boston.
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Standings and Probable Pitchers Mix from Major League Schedule
The standings list Detroit leading with 36 wins and Washington at 62 losses. Probable pitchers include Branca or Brewer for Brooklyn at New York, Schanz or Singleton for Philadelphia at Boston, Pessen or Burkhardt for Chicago at St Louis, and a rain-postponed St Louis at Chicago game. Results from yesterday show New York beating Washington twice, Cleveland over Detroit, and Boston beating Philadelphia twice.
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Washington Miler Receives Navy Commendation Ribbon
Former champion miler Lt Leslie Mac Mitchell, 24, awarded Navy Commendation Ribbon for outstanding service aboard the cruiser Houston after it was torpedoed by Japan near Formosa. He directed a 4.000 milometer anti aircraft gun battery and his crew destroyed at least two enemy planes as praised by Admiral Haleey. He was named outstanding amateur athlete of 1941.
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Cardinals Beat Cubs 4 1 in Opening Game
St Louis Cardinals narrow the NL lead on the Chicago Cubs by winning the opener of a five game set 4 to 1. Brecheen pitched brilliantly with two doubles and 2 RBIs, supported by Marty Marion’s defense and Adams Kurowski homers, amid a 20,684 attendance at night.
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Obscure War Era Local Baseball Crowns Declared
Sacred Heart of Watertliet wins the senior title after tight finishes and St Patrick's of Watervliet sweeps the junior loop. Albany Senators eye post season in the Eastern League with Clemence and Hawley as key workhorses, while Pirates add Senators stars in a major league affiliation.
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Senators Face Laurels in Final Doubleheader Tomorrow
The Senators end the Eastern States season tomorrow at Hawking Stadium with a 2 pm doubleheader against Hartford. Albany, Hartford, and Wilkes Barre battle for second place as the Governors Cup playoffs begin Sept 22 in the cities finishing first and second.
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Utes Beat Tripots for Ninth Win in 40 Starts
Utica Blue Sea defeated Binghamton to notch their ninth win in 40 starts. Big Charlie Ripple held the Trips to seven hits, Pat Patterson scored the lone run for Binghamton with a second frame homer. Wally Jakowcsyk led Utica with a single, a double and a triple as Lam nights fracas led to Turkey Tyson's ejection.
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Lanier Stops Feld in Fifth at Long Branch
Lanier of Philadelphia scored a technical knockout over Dave Feld of New York in the arch round of the 4 scheduled rounds main event. Feld was cutting over the left eye and forced to discontinue when antiseptic spilled in the eye. Lanier weighed 164 pounds. Feld 154. Jimmy Collure of Hamilton Ontario knocked Wendell Dowgies of New York through the ropes at the slope.
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Rain Halts Browns Tilt With Chisox
Heavy rains interrupted the White Sox night game with the St Louis Browns after only an inning and a half, causing a postponement to be completed as part of a twilight doubleheader. No score. Earl Castwell allowed three hits and Al Hollingsworth gave one. One out in the Sox half of the second when time was called.
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Set For New Pro Grid Loop
Chicago group girds for postwar pro football patronage as the All-America Conference announces an eight club structure in two NorthSouth divisions for 1946. Commissioner James Crowley outlines North Chicago Cleveland New York Buffalo and South Los Angeles Miami San Francisco plus a fourth city. Each plays 14 games, with sectional champions meeting in a Christmas bid.
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Dewey Abbe Wins Feature At Roosevelt Raceway
Dewey Abbe driven by Frank Church upset a field of eight pacers to win the $2,000 Senator free for all at Roosevelt Raceway before 14,000 fans. The bay gelding by Bert Abbe finished in 3:06 for the mile earning $14.60 to win and $540 across the board.
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Trips Recall Two From Pony League
Two righthand pitchers from the Pony League Wellsville branch will join the Utica club tomorrow. Robert Ferris of Armonk New York and Walter Cwik of Chicago were recalled by manager Gene Martin.
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