Redbirds Star Hurt In Opener As Cards Sweep Pirates
The St Louis Cardinals swept a doubleheader from the Pittsburgh Pirates 3 2 and 6 2. Ray Sanders was hit on the head by a batted ball and taken to St John’s Hospital for X rays though not believed seriously hurt. Al Brazile and Harry Brecheen starred on the mound for the Cardinals with solid pitching as Litwhiler and Elliott supplied home runs in the second game.
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A's Defeat Yankees in Opening Game of Twin Bill 11-2
Philadelphia Athletics topple New York 11 to 2 as Donald and Byrne pace the attack with 16 hits combined. Roger Wolff limits the Yankees to eight hits while Roy Weatherly hits a homer. In nightcap, New York rallies for 11-4 behind clutch Weatherly and Zuber, who trips in the fourth and Weatherly drives in runs.
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Indians Clip Browns in doubleheader sweep at Cleveland
The Cleveland Indians swept a Chicago White Sox doubleheader at Municipal Stadium, taking the 10 inning opener 3-2 and the nightcap 2-0 before 12,632 fans. Jim Bagby earned his 14th win in the opener after a long delay, with Gene Desautels delivering the decisive run.
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Hockey score roundup from international games
International results show Newark defeated Jersey City 5 to 2 and 4 to 2. Rochester posted 7 to 3 and 5 to 4 wins over Montreal. Syracuse beat Baltimore 3 to 2 while Baltimore edged Syracuse 4 to 1. Buffalo routed Toronto 8 to 1 and Toronto won 1 to 1 with Buffalo.
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World Series Plans Face Long Odds and Odd Proposals
WHITNEY MARTIN analyzes fan, city, and government angles on hosting the World Series. Proposals include touring camps, overseas trips, neutral sites like Cleveland, or a single trip between New York and St Louis, but none gain traction. Gov't silence, travel costs, and fan access complicate any plan as Landis prepares a final decision.
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Utica Braves split series with Albany Senators in Utica
Utica takes the second game to split the two game set with Albany after losing the opener 5 3. Rip Collins and Len Gilmore matched zeroes until late when Albany erupted in the ninth. Al Gardella received a popularity trophy from the Sports Boosters Association as Utica fans watched attendance rise to 50 068 for league play at McConnell Field.
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Cards Defeat Wings at Watervliet High School Diamond
The Watervliet Cardinals beat the Walton Wings 9 to 4 yesterday afternoon at Watervliet High School. Winning pitcher Bill Anderson allowed seven hits. catcher Dick Cooney. Losing hurler Don Lamparielio yielded ten hits. Bob Rafferty backed the plate. Jim Weldon went 3 for 4 to spark the winners. Lampariello led the Wings with sticks. The Cards meet Hess All-Stars Thursday at 5:30 p.m. at the same diamond.
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Dodgers Beat Braves In Opener As Streak Hits Ten
The Brooklyn Dodgers topped the Boston Braves 7 to 3 in the first game of a doubleheader, stretching their win streak to ten. Curt Davis pitched five strong innings after a rough start, while Chuck Workman homered in the first inning and two doubles later fueled the rally. Borda garay was briefly hospitalized after being hit by a pitch but not seriously hurt. The nightcap ended 3 to 2 in 10 innings on Chet Ross's RBI single following Tommy Holmes's walk and steal.
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Giants Triumph as Dahlgren Lifts Phils to Split with Giants
Babe Dahlgren belted a two run homer in the 11th inning to lift Philadelphia to a 3 1 win and split a doubleheader with the New York Giants after New York won the opener 6 3 before 11 608 fans. Kraus nursed a five hit game while Chase fanned ten in the first game.
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Reds Down Cubs Twice in Ten Inning Wins
The Cincinnati Reds beat the Chicago Cubs 10 to 1 in the first game and 3 to 1 in ten innings in the nightcap. Rookie Woody Williams tied NL consecutive hits with a ten game streak after four hits in the opener and a first-inning single in the second. Elmer Riddle earned his 18th victory, as Eric Tipton hit his ninth homer for Cincinnati.
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Phillies to Get Two Coast Stars
Los Angeles sent pitcher Kenneth Raffensberger formerly with the Cubs and Cardinals and utility man Glen Rip Russell to Philadelphia. The Pacific Coast League club agreed to an exchange including cash and two players satisfactory to the club.
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Navy Cadets at RPI Train Under Star Coaching Staff
Navy pre flight cadets at RPI undergo a six sport program led by ex college stars. Notable mentors include John Vaught and Nat Pierce guiding tumbling wrestling swimming and more to build agility and coordination for future pilots and emergencies.
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Bosox Sweep Nats In Doubleheader For Pair
Boston pitchers Tex Hughson and Joe Dobson dominate Washington as the Red Sox win 5-1 in the opener and 4-1 in the nightcap before 14,959 at Boston. Doerr belts his 16th homer with two on in the sixth to seal the second game. Sullivan, Newsome, Tabor contribute key hits as Boston edges Washington in both contests.
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Comanche Peak wins Connors Stakes as Narragansett sets betting record
A Labor Day crowd at Narragansett Park estimated at 40,000 wagered 1 543 879 in nine races, shattering the New England pari mutuel mark. Comanche Peak, bred by Mrs. Floyd West, sired by Bangreal, captured the 10 000 added James M Connors Memorial Stakes in 1 12 4 5, with a $9 100 purse share and payouts of 17 00 6 30 and 4 00. Catta chip tico and Valdiia Craft dead heated for place as Eternity faded. Sunador filly Tropea set early pace before Comanche Peak surged through mid race.
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Miners Clinch Pennant Split With Barons in Scranton
Scranton Miners clinched the Western League pennant in a 4 or further description not clear from the readable text while splitting with the Wilkes-Barre Barons. Star southpaw Chesty Covington entered in the ninth to shut down the Barons who threatened late. Cliff Mapes homered for Wilkes-Barre, and Aly Widmer worked deep into the game for Scranton before Covington closed it out.
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Baseball In Brief: Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues
Albany lost 5 to 6 to Utica in nine innings with Gilmore Doli and Camelli contributing for Albany while Kinerr Gideon and Hensa led Utica. Springfield edged Hartford 3 to 1. Dyche and Siano controlled pitching for the winners. Scranton defeated Wilkes-Barre 4 to 3 in nine innings. Palica Pennington Paynter McDonnell led Scranton while Widmer Covington Savino topped Wilkes. Elmira split doubleheader with Binghamton. Elkira Jones and Moes and Drescher fueled Elmira in the first game while Mustaikis and Moss shined for Binghamton in the second.
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Baseball scores and schedule from today's games
National 1 New York 6 Philadelphia 3. Philadelphia 3 New York 1 in 11 innings. Brooklyn 7 Boston 3. Boston 3 Brooklyn 2. St Louis 3 Pittsburg 2. St Louis 6 Pittsburg 2. Cincinnati 10 Chicago 1. Cincinnati 3 Chicago 1. Today's games six games scheduled.
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Baseball Scoreboard and Postponements for Today
American League results show Philadelphia edging New York 11 to 2 and New York defeating Philadelphia 11 to 4. Cleveland beat St. Louis 10 innings 5 to 2, then Cleveland 2, St. Louis 0. Boston beat Washington 5 to 4, and Boston won 4 to 1. Chicago at Detroit postponed. Today's games list pitchers Smith and Grove for Chicago at Detroit with Trout and Newhouser starting.
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Hartford Downs Rifles In Doubleheader Split
Hartford, Conn. surged past Springfield in both ends of a doubleheader to extend their winning streak to ten. George Woodend’s three hits led a 3 to 1 first game win, while Pete Nakienis allowed only one run in a 1 to 0 nightcap, striking out 16 Rifle batters. Derby Mounts. Former jockey Alfred Robertson, who retired recently, came closest to the Kentucky Derby win in 1937 when Reaping Reward finished third.
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