Albany Berets Handcuff Barons In Five Inning Win
Hawley limited the Barons to one hit as Albany Berets won 6 to 0 in five innings. Luzansky walked for the Senators in the first, Carton doubled in a run, and multiple hits later fueled the attack. Devlin pitched well, issuing several walks but closing out the game with strong support from his offense.
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Larnhart
Rodgers
Gionfridée
Mayhew
Mashew
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Lewig
Siedco
Maxytew
Harakul Waas
Nats Rally for Fifth Inning Margin in 10-7 Win Over Yankees
Washington followed a tense eighth inning surge with five runs to defeat New York 10-7. Paul Waner, signed as a free agent, earned his first American League hit as a pinch hitter, while George Myatt, Spence, Kuhel and Case each had two or more hits. The Yankees drew ten walks and starter Thesenga took the loss as several pinch hitters failed to convert.
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Woaskis Nats
New York Ysreees
New York
Inockiebaler
Rezer Peliel
Credit Ince
Terv
George Myatt San Spence
Joe Kuhel
Witfrea
Lefebvre Bie
Myatt
Hue
Jorge Torres
Spence
George Case
Yankee
Turner
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Halls
Arnold
Sing) Thesenga
Wichita
Paul Waner
Mihe Fances
Drovas Thesenga
Washington
Chisox Rally Past Indians in 12th Inning Five to Four
Chisox pitcher Joe Haynes drove in the deciding run in the 12th with a single after a wild pitch and a bases loaded situation. Ralph Hodgin started the 12th with a single and tied the score in the seventh as the clubs traded scoring chances into extra innings. Cleveland’s Al Smith pitched well into extra frames before Chicago took control in the 12th.
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Ceitezoh
Joe Haynes
Wake Sox
Tro Ou
al Smith
Clevalang
Southpaw
Toms
Smith
Chicago
Ralph Hodsin
Johnny Dicksher
Hodgin
Hal Trosikx
Thurman Tucker
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Hedgin
Rorey
Basar
Webb
Miche Trovay
Ant ‘Tre
Wavy
Michaels
Serske
Baste
Heenes
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Free for All Entered in Chicago Futurity Race
Free for All, a six year old colt owned by John Marshh, seeks the Watson's juvenile title in the Illinois Washington Park Futurity at Chicago. The $62,300 stake awards $28,400 to the winner as Mexich’s juveniles continue a long winning run led by stablemate Errard with a field including Sir Ban Fing Denert Seangattt and Limestone.
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Iwo
John Marshh
Washington Park
Mexich
Sion
Streakinz
All
Futurity
Jtoday
Errard
Sir Ban
Seangattt
Father Nepitine
Limestone
International Newark Dominates Baltimore 14 to 3
In a series of hockey style matchups Rochester and Buffalo split wins while Montreal and Toronto faced off with Montreal taking a 11 to 4 edge over Toronto and Syracuse edging out Jermy City 5 to 1. Buffalo defeated Rochester 10 to 4 in another game day clash.
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Newark
Baltimore
Rochester
Buffalo
Montreal
Toronto
Jermy
Tigers Beat Browns 6-3 to Tighten AL Lead Chase
Detroit slugged its way to a 6-3 win over St Louis as Newhouser earned his 22nd victory and the Tigers moved within two games of the Browns while holding a slim edge over the Yankees. Dick Wakefield homered in the third and Rudy York added a four RBI effort powering the offense. A key sixth inning triple play ended a Tiger rally and preserved the lead.
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Eddie Maso
Pinks Higgins
York Blisiman
Mark
Bon
Gu Terréze
George McQuinn
Detroi
Grays Re sign Manager Kolp for 1945 season
Grays announce the signing of manager Ray Kolp for the 1945 season becoming the first Eastern League club to name a manager for next year. President John Cambria said Kolp has signed a contract with a substantial salary increase.
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Williamsport. Grays
Ray Kolp
John Cambria
Koip
Senators to Face Laurels in Labor Day Doubleheader
Albany and Hartford meet in a Labor Day twin bill at Hawkins Stadium to decide the Eastern League final road tests. Del Bissonette’s Senators hold a two game edge, aim to clinch division and raise all time season win marks with Pete Naktenis slated to pitch one game. Fans expected large turnout as Albany seeks to extend dominance at home and in the series.
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Raborzoy
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Team 10
del Bissonette
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Pete Naktenis
Albany South
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Kier
Capital District
Orst
Standings and results from yesterday and today
Baseball and hockey style standings and results list. Teams include Albany Wilkes Barre Hartford Scranton Elmira Binghamton Utica Williamsport and others with scores from yesterday and today. Probable pitchers noted for several National League games.
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Harness Races Rained Out at Roosevelt Raceway
Rain washed out the Grand Circuit program at Roosevelt Raceway leaving about 3,000 fans disappointed. The card including the 51,200 Imperial will be re raced tonight.
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Westbury
Roosevelt Raceway
Red Sox Triumph 4 to 3 Over Athletics on ten hits
Boston edge Philadelphia 4 3 as Joe Bowman earns his 11th win. Yabo knotted the game at seventh, Lou Finney and Roy Partee drove runs, and Bo Johnson with Partee propelled Boston ahead. Siebert tripled for the Athletics, but Bowman and Kell held late.
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Lou Finney
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Ed Lake
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Harlod Epps
Frank Hayes
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teher-Suaman
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Cubs Beat Reds In Tight Finish At Walters Bowl
The Chicago Cubs defeated the Cincinnati Reds 3-2 with Paul Erickson earning the win after Bill Fleming left early. In a tied eighth, Bill Nicholson walked and scored on Domonic Legariro's single, as Stan Hack extended a 16 game hit streak despite the late rally.
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Bill Fleming
Bill Nicholson
Domoni Legiariro
Stan Hack
Braves Sweep Phillies In Nighttime Doubleheader
Boston Braves defeated Philadelphia Phillies twice in a night twin bill to seize undisputed sixth place in the National League. In the opener, Philadelphia led 2-0 before Boston tied the game in the eighth. Dee Phillips delivered a decisive 10th inning run with Butch Nietan on second. In the second game, Buck Etchison belted his sixth homer with two aboard as Boston built a first inning lead and held on for the win.
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Braves
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Dee Philips
Butch Nie Tan
New Englanders
Buck Etchison
Hutchinson
C. Bartell
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Kimiz
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Drees
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Lerthas
Seg
Shuman
Pittsburgh Beats Louis in Open with Late Rallies
Babe Dabaligren drove in two with a two run double and Fran Gustine added a single to push Pittsburgh to a 3 to 2 victory over Louis in front of 27,030 fans. Brita Ostermueller scattered Cardinal hits to win his 22nd game of the season. Louis scored first in the sixth on White Kurowssi’s double and Marion’s RBI single, but Pittsburgh took the lead with a late rally.
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Frankile Gustine
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Nipar Brita Ostermueller
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White Kurowssi
Amfarty Marion
Hirates
Cubs Acquire Catcher Joe Stephenson From Giants
The Chicago Cubs obtained catcher Joe Stephenson, 21, from the New York Giants on waivers to bolster a crippled catching situation. Stephenson weighs 185 pounds and stands six feet two inches tall.
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Chicago Cubs
Joe Stephenson
New York
Giants
Cubs
Stephenson
RPI Grid Prepares For Union Opener In early scrimmages
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's football squad, coached by Pop Graham, starts season with Union as opener in a Navy lend-lease era. Key veterans depart, four holdovers remain, Ed Widmayer leads returning players amid lineup gaps from graduation and transfers.
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Nick Semak
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Associated’ Press
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Bob Schieasler
Tex Hughes
al Luzider
Wavy
Ed Widmayer
V-12
Widmayer
Football season kickoff and local league honors in Troy
The article previews the early grid campaign at Hensselaer Polytechnic Institute facing Union College in Schenectady and notes upcoming games against Rochester, Worcester Poly, and Coast Guard. It highlights coach Paul Graham and a squad built around veterans, plus ongoing softball and baseball honors in the region including Marty Dwyer’s South End teams and the Liners’ General Cup win. It also discusses pennant race timelines for the St Louis Cardinals and historical pennant-clinching dates.
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St Louis Cardinals
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Litwhiler and Deen Reclassified 1 A by Draft Board
Litwhiler St Louis Cardinal outfielder and Shag Deen are reclassified 1 A by a presidential appeal board and now face potential call by the Philadelphia draft board. Litwhiler, 27, had been 2 A in Philadelphia and was referred to a St Louis appeal board while employed there.
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St. Louis Cardinal
Shag Deen
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State Selective Service
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Philadelphia Focal
Brooks Defeat Giants 8-1 as Herring Shines
Medwick and Ott led New York with key hits but Brooklyn pitcher Art Herring earned his second win in as many starts against the Giants. The Dodgers exploded for six runs in the third inning off Harry Feldman, with Howie Schultz driving in four Brooklyn runs.
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Brasklya Dodgers
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Ernie Lombardi
Dodgers
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Howie Schultz
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Pioneers Sweep Pair With Trips In Doubleheader
The Pioneers swept a doubleheader against the Binghamton Triplets. In the opener, they won 1 to 0 behind Herman Fink. The nightcap went 14 innings with Ovzie Knierim the winner after Pete Ninis pitched six for the Triplets. Tom Davis' single in the 14th produced the deciding run as Knierim stood on third and Rogala on second.
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Tiger Fans Stamp For Autos At Federal Building
Scores of Detroit Tigers fans queued at the Federal Building to buy 14 metal vehicle use stamps. Internal Revenue agents tagged 1,403 cars after last Sunday's double header with the St. Louis Browns, prompting the stamp sale to settle up with Uncle Sam.
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