Senators Trim Laurels and Lose Series to Albany 8-1 5-4
A crowd of 7,903 watched the Senators drop a doubleheader to Albany, 8-1 and 5-4, as McGrath was sacked. Moore pitched for Albany and Rip Collins appeared late, while Glady led Hartford in scorers. The opener saw Albany surge with timely hitting and errors by Laurels, and the nightcap featured late Albany runs erasing the deficit before Se nnan and company failed to rally.
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Utes Sweep Two Games With Trips
Utes win both ends of a doubleheader, extending their winning streak as Trips take firm control in the Eastern League race. Blue Sox edge closer to the top as late-inning bursts fuel the wins, with plans for a final season matchup and managerial decisions shaping the roster.
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Stewart Umpire Reclassified 1 A by LA Draft Board
St Louis, Ernest Stewart, an American League umpire, said yesterday he was reclassified 1 A by his Los Angeles draft board. Stewart, 34, is in his third season in the Junior diravit. He is married with two children.
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Yankees blank A’s to take AL pennant lead
New York defeated Oakland 10 to 0 and 14 to 0 to move atop the American League standings, passing the Browns. Dubiel pitched the opener, with Stumpers, Burnweiss and others contributing. Lindell, Grimes, Mize, and Stirnweiss paced the offense with rallies and key hits.
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Miners Triumph 3-1 Over Barons in Slugfest Finish
In a high scoring Irregular game Miners beat Barons 3-1 11-10 to close their 1841 home slate at 32 Wilkes-Barre drew a late surge as Ben Visan Norm Wallin combined for the Barons seven hits Earl 30 and Bill Pardon sparked the rally with a double and a key hit Starter Bob Mikiele worked seven innings and Dick Callajas added three in relief as the Barons chased the game with a wild pitch parade and a late push but the Miners held on for the win.
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Reds Buy Three Players From Birmingham Club
The Cincinnati Reds announced the purchase of three players from the Birmingham Club of the Southern Association. Howard Fox, a pitcher with 19 wins and 7 losses, will report this weekend. John Orphal, a frontier hurler, has a no-bitter for Birmingham and Beeler, an infielder, reports today with Orphal slated to begin spring training.
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Faltering Browns Tie Indians in Doubleheader to Drop to Second
The Cleveland Indians split a doubleheader with the St. Louis Browns to move ahead of the Browns, who slipped to second in the league race. Mel Harder limited Cleveland to two runs over 7 2 3 innings for the Indians in game one, while Nelson Potter went the distance for the Browns in game two. Vernon Stephens hit his first homer of the season in the early innings of the second game, as Roy Cullenbine and Ken Keltner contributed key hits to seal the victories and cast the pennant chase into a tighter turn.
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Redskins Top Packers 20-7 in Exhibition Victory
The Washington Redskins defeated the Green Bay Packers 20 to 7 in an exhibition game before about 40,000 fans. Baugh directed scoring drives with accurate passes to Steve Bagar ug and Joe Aguirre after an early Packers TD by Ted Frisch, while Green Bay failed to score after the opening period.
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Dead Heat at Kentucky Oval Leber Day Handicap
Dade Park Kentucky hosted the Leber Day Handicap ending in a dead heat for victory. Namur and F A Roenick's Alca Eve finished tied for first as the closing program of the season drew to a close yesterday.
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Tigers Split Twin Bill With White Sox In Doubleheader
Detroit toppled Chicago 12 to 2 in the opener as Orval Grove and Jake Wade were battered for eight hits and ten losses, while the second game saw Ed Lopat limit Detroit to six hits in a 6 to 3 defeat. A 26 456 crowd watched the lid lifters as Chicago’s four errors sparked Detroit’s four run first inning. The split leaves Detroit two games behind the league leaders and two and a half behind St Louis.
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Grays Cup Double Bill Victory Seals Playoff Bid
The Williamsport Grays swept a two game set with the Pioneers last night 9 to 1 and 75 to 30 to strengthen their Governors Cup playoff chances. The second game stretched past midnight after a lengthy delay.
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Red Sox Rout Nationals In Doubleheader Split
In a Lebor Dey doubleheader the Boston Red Sox defeated the Washington Nationals 11-7 in game two after losing the opener. Mickey Baetner allowed seven hits in four innings for Boston while Emmett ONeill yielded 41 hits and seven runs in four frames. Stan Spence keyed Washington with two triples and two doubles in game one, while Joe Kuhel and Lou Finney supplied offense for the Nationals in the second. Johnny Krall pitched well for the Grats in game one, guiding an eight-run surge past Bush in the fourth.
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Frankie Parker Captures National Tennis Title at Forest Hills
Veteran Frankie Parker, 13 years in title contention, won the national tennis championship at the West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills defeating William Talbert of Indianapolis before about 10,000 fans. Parker, based at Muroc Field, Cal, showed steadiness in long baseline duels and narrowed errors after a rocky start to clinch the victory.
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Giants Rally Past Phillies In Doubleheader Sweep
The Philadelphia Phillies stormed back to win the second game 34 to 5 after trailing Giants 5 to 4. Ken Raffensberger struggled in the opener, as New York bats hit him for four runs in two thirds. Harry Feldman earned the win in the opener, despite a rough start. The Phils capitalized on a ten run eighth inning in game two to complete the doubleheader sweep.
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Standings and results from major leagues and leagues
Eastern League standings and results show Albany Hartford Wilkes Barre Scranton Williamsport Elmira Utica and Binghamton with recent scores and tonight’s Williamsport versus Elmira game. National League results include New York Philadelphia St Louis Brooklyn Chicago and Pittsburgh with postponements and probable pitchers listed. American League results list New York Philadelphia Boston Washington Cleveland Detroit and Chicago with tonight’s Detroit at Chicago listed and pitchers noted.
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Cards Shut Out Reds 3-0 in Rain-Interrupted Classic
The St Louis Cardinals defeated the Cincinnati Reds 3-0 in the first game of a rain-impacted doubleheader. Ted Wilks pitched five strong innings for the win as rain halted the opener. Whitey Kurowski homered and Whitey Ford? no. Exell Verbas and Maxion contributed with hits as the Cardinals pulled ahead 2-0 in the second and added another in the fourth. The nightcap was postponed to tonight as part of the twin bill and the Cardinals extended their lead with timely offense.
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Pilots Leading Navy Seabees Dominate South Pacific Sports
Chief Petty Officer Joe Teser captained and pitched for the Navy Seabees, guiding the team to the top of the National League in the South Pacific. Teson, a Water View resident and son of Mr and Mrs Joe Teson of Green Island, also directed basketball and football while contributing notable mound performances. Paul Martin, a former tennis star, worked with Teson on the effort.
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Dodgers Rally Past Braves in Second Game Doubleheader
Brooklyn Dodgers erase early Boston lead to win 6 4 in the nightcap after Ben Chapman hurled four hit ball in game one as Frank Wurm debuts with five walks and Rube Melton completes the comeback. Ed Stanky Howie Schulte and Dixie Walker drive in runs while Augie Galan Frenchy Bordagaray and Luis Olmo add key hits in a five run fifth inning.
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Cubs Take Twinbill Win Over Pirates on Labor Day
Chicago Cubs defeated Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 3 in the day game, with Frankie Zak scoring the winning run in a late rally halted by darkness. Paul Erickson bested the Pirates to win the opener, helped by Bill Nicholson's 31st homer with one on. In the nightcap, Navier Rescignol earned his ninth win on six hits as Pittsburgh made two errors.
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Braves Shortstop Wieterman Rushed To Hospital
Boston Braves infielder Bill Wieter man was rushed to Temple University Hospital yesterday after being stricken with appendicitis following the ninth inning of the National League doubleheader against the Phillies in Philadelphia.
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Columbus Team Survives Play in Softball Title Chase
The Columbus Ferguson Auditors stayed in the East Central regional men's softball race by defeating the Buffalo Bel Air crafts 3 to 0 at Lakewood Elks Field, eliminating them from the tournament. The Cincinnati Formica Insurance Girls, after two straight losses, forfeited their portion, handing the championship race to Springfield and Detroit Ford Bombers.
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