Nationals Stop Yankees Twice In Doubleheader
Washington defeated New York in both ends of a doubleheader, spoiling the Yankees’ bid for a 141st straight victory and a major league record. Charley Roberts delivered a first major league homer in the opener, and Bobo Newsom pitched to a 5–1 win in the nightcap despite stomach trouble.
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Cardinals and Reds split doubleheader in 1-0 opener
Cooper blanked Cincinnati for four hits as St Louis won 1-0 in the opener, Whitey Kurowski driving in the lone run. In the nightcap Walters held the Cards to four hits in a 4-0 win. Cardinals remain on pace for a second straight pennant with 25 games left.
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Ford Kiefer Tie for Swim Meet Laurels
Yale star Alan Ford and Adolph Kiefer of Bainbridge Naval School shared wins at the National AAU men’s swimming championships ending yesterday at Ocean Beach Park before 5,000 spectators. Ford defended the 11yard freestyle and joined Gene Roters of Columbia in double victories, while Kiefer retained the 300yard individual medley and helped his team chase top honors for Yale.
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Senators Lose Twin Bill To Utica Tumble to 4th
The Utica Braves swept a doubleheader from the Albany Senators at Hawking Stadium, 6 to 5 and 4 to 2, dropping Albany to fourth. Pitcher Jack Kimble went the distance in game two on 10 hits, while Ramon Roger allowed five in relief. A Utica injury marred the opener as Steve Gignett fractured his leg sliding into first. his father traveled from Utica to be with him.
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Pennington Shuts Down Miners As Barons Win 7 3
Pennington pitched a sharp game to lead the Barons past the Miners 7 to 3 at Artillery Park Scranton. Boo Peters and Gene Woolling drove in runs as the Barons built early lead and held on for their fifth win in 13 meetings with Scranton this season. The Barons inch closer to the Eastern League playoff race with key games ahead.
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Riverside Club Leads in Regatta at Schuylkill River
The 52nd Middle States Rowing Association regatta yesterday on the Schuylkill saw Riverside Boat Club of Cambridge, Massachusetts win three of nine championships led by captains Walter F. Schwanhausser Rutgers 191 and Alfred N. Walker of Belleville. Highlights include junior single sculls won by Schwanhausser, intermediate singles and pairs by Riverside, and senior singles by Bill Murray of Penn A. C. plus notable victories from Worcester Rowing Club and Ravenswood Boat Club crews.
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Chisox Triumph Over Tribe Twice In Doubleheader
The Chicago White Sox defeated the Cleveland Indians twice, 2-1 and 4-3. Bill Dietrich pitched six innings in game one, aided by a first-inning two-run flare. In game two, Allie Reynolds balk plated a run in the second, with Chicago adding two in the fifth. Roy Cullendine homered for Cleveland, but Chicago held on as Ray Mack ended the night with a bases-loaded jammed flyout. Mel Harder and Joe Heving opened the opener for Cleveland.
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Hockey Scores Reported for Newark and Montreal Games
The records show Newark defeating Syracuse 6 to 4 in game one and 3 to 0 in game two. Montreal beat Rochester 2 to 1, then Montreal 2 Rochester 1. Jersey City lost to Baltimore 6 to 0 while Toronto edged Buffalo 3 to 2.
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St Michael's Clinch City CYO Championship in 7-1 Win
St Michael's annexed the city championship of the CYO senior baseball league by routing Sacred Heart 7-1 at Prospect Park. Pete Russo pitched the complete game allowing four hits with 11 walks and two hits, while Joe Conroy drove in two runs on a double. Marty Dwyer drew four walks and an unassisted double play to end the game.
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Baseball In Brief Yesterday's Results First Game
UTICA and Albany split two games with score lines 14 to 2 and 10 to 5 in the opener and 4 to 1 in the second. Kimble Hamil Doll Goldstein Knorr Rensa noted in box.
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Baseball doubleheaders wrap up early season results
National Brooklyn 5, New York 1, Pittsburg 5, Chicago 4 in 12 innings. Philadelphia 2, Boston 1. Cincinnati 0, St. Louis 1. Cincinnati 4, St. Louis 1. Pittsburg at St. Louis with pitchers Butcher Hebert and Bithorn Warneke. Cincinnati at Chicago Riddle Starr. Boston at Brooklyn Andrews Javery versus Davis Ostermuetler. Philadelphia at New York Kraus Gerheauser vs Hubbell Fisher.
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Baseball Standings and doubleheader pitching notes
Standings show New York 79 48 leading with Washington 60 42 and Chicago 66 61. Today’s games feature doubleheaders: New York at Philadelphia Zuber and Donald vs Wolff and Black. Washington at Boston Candi and Wynn vs Hughson and Dobson. Chicago at Detroit Smith and Grove vs Trout and Newhouser. St Louis at Cleveland Sandra and Gatehouse vs Bagby and Kennedy.
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Laurels Extend Win Streak With Double Victory Over Rifles
Hartford Laurels stretched their winning streak to eight by sweeping Springfield with 14 to 1 and 12 to 2 wins in Hartford. Pitcher Dagenhard outpitched Montero in game one as Hartford rallied with timely hitting from Dagenhard Phillips Wentzel Brady and Etchigan. In game two Phillips received run support early as Hartford cruised to a decisive victory behind Cotello Manno and Brady scoring on consecutive hits.
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Bues Nose Out Cubs in 12th By 5-4 Margin
Pirates win 5-4 in 12th over the Cubs after 18 hits off four Chicago pitchers. Johnny Wyrostek and Pete Coscarart singled, Eddie Stanky error prompts the decisive run in the final frame. Bill Nicholson drives in the tying blast and reaches 106 RBIs on the season.
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Elmira Pioneers Top Triplets 5 1 for First Win Under New Manager
Sammy Zoldak pitched to earn his 19th win as the Elmira Pioneers defeated the Binghamton Triplets 5 to 1 in adverse weather. About 1,200 fans watched Elmira’s early eight inning shutout. The Trips finally broke through in the ninth on a Portner single and a Porter grounder. Elmira tallied two runs in the fifth and two in the seventh aided by selective hits and an error, with Moss driving in the final run after Baker misplayed a fly ball.
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