Williams and Deerr Hit Home Runs in Rain Delayed Detroit Win
Boston defeats Detroit 5 3 as Bobby Deerr and Ted Williams homer. Williams’ blast ends the Tigers rally late. Stobbs gets win, Hughson preserves lead amid two heavy rain delays. Boston moves within two games of the Yankees in the standings.
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Yankees acquire first baseman Fenton Mole to bolster lineup
The New York Yankees buy Newark farm system first baseman Fenton Mole as insurance for a thin infield as injuries hit Tommy Henrich and Johnny Mize. Mole, a California native, hit 22 homers in Portland and 15 in Newark, after a 422 slugging month and a June ankle setback.
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Chicago
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Ore
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Makofski Wins ENYGA Test With Three Under Par At Glens Falls
Ely Makofski of McGregor links shoots three under 69 at Grete Falla Country Club to capture honors in the Eastern New York Golf Association event in Glens Falls. Walter Kubica of Pontusi Lake runner up with 74, others close as field contends.
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Eestern New York Golf Association
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Gil Daignault
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Jack Brady
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Brady
Andy Gagniardi
Morris Cramer
van Schaick
Nick Mattrazza
Centry
Illinois suspends four for touting at races
Officials announced suspensions after alleged touting at Arisginn Park during a recent event. Names mentioned include Sullivan Farrel Traschis and Veenerd, with actions tied to bets and ticketing observed by the league.
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Nepman
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Giants Rout Pirates in Homer Heavy 12-5 Victory
New York Giants outslug the Pittsburgh Pirates 12-5 in a home run barrage at the Polo Grounds. Giants homer leaders Ray Mueller Bert Haas Hank Thompson and Bob Thomson homered while Ralph Kiner Johnny Hopp and Clyde McCullough connected for Pittsburgh. Pitchers Bill Werle Vic Lombardi and Sewell supported the slugfest as Joe Lafata struck out four times.
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Ralph ‘Kiner
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Sewell
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Thomson
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York
Horse Owner Faces Bankruptcy Tale in Odd Racing Note
A Salisbury report recalls Fred erick Poll who owned a jumper horse and repeatedly lost bets from 1959 to 1947. The horse never won until a rare race at Wincanton where it failed, then unexpectedly showed a win at long odds, highlighting a costly betting pattern and a dramatic turn in a strange racing anecdote.
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Wincanton Track
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Thery Standings And Schedule From The League
Team standings show St Louis 7a 48 le Brooklyn 60 OTS Boston 6 GA S24 1P and Philadelphia 6 fiz 4 New York 2 ay os na itteburg. Cincinnati at Brooklyn rain and St Louis at Philadelphia rain. Daily card lists pitchers and matchups like Pittsburg at New York Walsh and Chicago at Boston Rush with 15 against Hacker 17.
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Wehmeter Rescue
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Troy Rotary Golf Tourney Narrowly Won by Local Team
In a tight final round on the Mechanicville course yesterday, Troy Tintacy Choir narrowly edged Mechanicville rivals by a slim margin. Team members Charis Cammy and Charles Freeman led late surge as Trey Me and others provided steady support in a tense Rotary Golf Tourney finish.
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Rain Halts Albany Game Amid Confusing Play By Play
A disrupted Albany basketball match halted by rain caused confusion in the arena. The Center and Chiefs battled through unclear play calls and a rough score page, with international teams listed in scattered lines.
Browns Run Over Yankees 16-6 Behind Garver Victory
Ned Garver held New York to 6 runs as St Louis jumped on Vic Raschi early and scored in four frames. Stan Spence and Dick Kokos supplied key doubles while Kokos later hit his 22nd homer, and Jack Graham joined the long-ball parade with his 22nd as the Browns won their second straight over the first-place Yankees. DiMaggio drove in two for New York with a first inning single and a seventh inning double.
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New York
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Evans Carlson Set for Two-Fall Rematch at Troy Arena
Magnificent Don Evans and Tug Carlson promise a two-fall main event Monday at the Troy Arena promoter Ted Bayly hosts a wrestling double bill. Evans earlier defeated Carlson in a rough bout drawing crowd ire and a demand for a rematch. Carlson seeks crowd support as he returns after a controversial stint and a New York Commission license granting.
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Legion Awards Medal To Ruth Posthumously
The American Legion awarded the Distinguished Service Medal posthumously to Ruth, accepted by Mrs. George Herman Reith on behalf of her late husband. The ceremony occurred during the annual convention as delegates noted his heroism and steady service to veterans.
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NHL
Indians Outlast A's 7 6 in 14 innings in twi-night doubleheader
The Indians split a twi-night doubleheader with the Philadelphia Athletics. In the first game Jim Hegan hit a solo homer in the eighth to break a deadlock, and Sam Chapman drove in the winning run in the eighth of the second. Lou Briasie earned the win for the A's with 13th victory, while Benton shut out the A's after Bearden left the mound. The Indians extended their streak of extra-inning wins to 16 and have won 17 of 18 overtime decisions this season.
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White Sox topple Nationals 4-2 to halt skid
Chicago wins 4-2 at home as Billy Pierce allows eight hits for his seventh victory. The White Sox break a six game losing streak with timely hits from Dave Philley and Charlie Kreuse in the fourth inning and weather delays slowed play twice. Sid Hudson takes the loss after giving up the tying run and later walks the two out before Pierce finishes strong.
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Closson Pin Loop To Open Monday
The Closson Pin Loop plans to open Monday September 12 with a community meeting and officer nominations. Members are urged to attend at Cinenn's Ater for the 8 o’clock session and discuss the ware refere the eedline face.
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Turnesa Leads Amateur Golf Title Tilt At Oak Hill
Bill Shields falls to Jim Hunter in the morning round while Frank Stranahan and Skee Riegel miss advancement. William Turnesa dominates with two early subpar rounds and a 6 and 5 win over Ray Biltows as the 16-man field narrows at Oak Hill Country Club.
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Rocky Mount
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Detroit
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Coaches Call Area Grid Hopefuls To Report
Two area high schools held early season gatherings inviting students to join football workouts. Catholic High plans a 1 p.m. session behind the school for 13 returning players and any CCHS boy. Cohoes coach Bud Charbonneau sets a 10 a.m. start at Sunset Court for interested players. Weather may move indoor drills. Watervliet High soccer also begins initial drills.
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Braves Edge Cubs in tenth for 4-3 victory
Boston Braves topple Chicago Cubs 4-3 in the 10th inning behind Elbit Fletcher’s seventh inning homer with Tribesman aboard. Tommy Holmes delivered the decisive hit as Libby Bistl scored the final run amid a rain-soaked 11,167 crowd.
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