Albany Tops Miners 119 in Four-Game Sweep
In Hewkies field the Albany Senators defeated the Relacton Miners 123 to 9 as they swept the series. Highlights include LeForest Gioan and Roslowist producing Red Sox runs with strong pitching by McCabe before Tusti relieved. Brooks drove in the decisive run in the eighth on a misplay, sealing the Senators victory.
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Purdue Gridders Endure Long Drill Amid Practice Notes
Purdue football squad under Coach Cecil labeled a lengthy drill at Lafayette Indiana focusing on G Speed on offense and alert downfield blocking. Isbell and Puntine were highlighted for frequent shifts as the unit practiced both punt returns and backfield movement.
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RPI Opens Season Against Union College Today on Home Field
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute grid team returns to play after a year, facing Union College at home at 3 p.m. The squad, under coach Mei Heit, features key backs and ends led by George Kiessling, with a roll of experienced linemen and skilled backs. Union enters as unknown, hoping to challenge a veteran RPI lineup in the season debut.
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Standings and Results for Eastern and National Leagues
Eastern League standings and results show Albany beating Scranton 21 to 4 and Hartford winning 13 to 1 over Wilkes-Barre with Williamsport 9 Binghamton 3. Elmira at Utica postponed due to rain and today’s games list Wilkes-Barre at Albany Williamsport at Utica Elmira at Binghamton. National League notes Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 2 is the lone result with today’s interleague like matchups and pitchers listed. America League results include New York 7 Boston 12 in? innings and Chicago 9 St Louis 5 with today’s schedule and probable pitchers for several matchups.
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Senators Open Series with Barons Today at Stadium
The Wilges-Sarce Barons meet the Senators in a single game at Hawkins Stadium at 3 o clock this afternoon to begin the three game set. A doubleheader is slated for tomorrow starting at 2 pm with a military drill by four Senators in the second game. This Sunday doubleheader will be the final of the season with playoffs to begin Tuesday night.
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Dodgers Edge Phillies 4 3 In Ninth Inning Tie Break
Brooklyn Dodgers win 4 3 over the Philadelphia Phillies after a bases loaded scoring play in the ninth. Howie Schultz scored on a Frenchy Bordagaray hit with two outs to seal the victory before 3,263 at Philadelphia. Phillies pitchers Curt Davis and Les Webber allowed 13 hits including Buster Adams homer in third.
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McDaniels Wins Narrow Decision Over Zannelli at Madison Square Garden
New York welterweight Jimmy McDaniels of Los Angeles outboxed Ralph Zannelli of Providence over 26 rounds, taking a close decision at Madison Square Garden. The bout drew 7,463 spectators with total receipts of 17,131.
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White Sox rally past Browns 9-5 in league tilt
Chicago undercuts St Louis 9 to 4 as Bu Dietrich twirls seven innings of strong pitching and hits a homer. Dietrich's teammates drive in key runs while Eddie Carnett and Vera Stephens field for Chicago. Browns briefly lead in the late innings but fall 9-5, extending their skid to 20 defeats in 32 days.
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Yankees Rally Past Red Sox in 27-6 Win to Seize Lead
New York built a commanding 27 to 6 victory over Boston as Ossie Grimes and Frank Crosetti led a decisive rally. The win put the Yankees one game ahead in the standings, with Lou Finney and George Merkovich contributing key hits for the Red Sox before a late surge.
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Rensselaer Engineers Open Soccer Campaign at Williams
RPI soccer travels to Williams College to open the 1944 campaign with a rare No. 1 lineup absence. Coach Dick Schmelzer must replace six All-Americans from last season as Felix Teran Jarina Lilly Palmer Flynn Monters depart. 26 straight wins cited.
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Mel Queen A Yankee Stirs AL Championship Push
New York Yankees turn to Mel Queen as a late bloom starter in the drive for a fourth straight flag. The right hander, once delayed by injuries and detours to Cuba and the minors, has posted four wins and one loss since Aug. 13, including a string of scoreless innings that helped the faltering club.
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Weekend sports clash as Albany area teams kick off season
The Troy area grid slate begins with RPI vs Union at Field 35 while the Albany Senators face Wilkes-Barre at Hawkins Stadium. The Richland circuit opens with McCarey’s team in a doubleheader as Syracuse-born Tom Holmes of the Braves headlines local attention.
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Laurels Pummel Barons 13-1 in 97th Win
Hartford shuts down Wilkes-Barre 13-1 at Bulkeley Stadium to clinch the Laurels 97th win of the season. Manager Del Bissonette and staff receive War Bonds and trophies amid a frigid crowd of 1,189 as Pete Nakienis gains his eighteenth victory.
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Indians Rout Fort Custer In Exhibition Game
The Cleveland Indians totaled 14 hits including four home runs to beat the Fort Custer All Stars 15 to 4 in Battle Creek Michigan yesterday. The crowd of about 4 50 fans included World War II veterans from Percy Jones General Hospital.
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Jersey City International Scores Quick Recap
Jersey City International beat Baltimore 4 to 3 and Newark 3 to 5 in a series of innings while Buffalo edged Syracuse 4 to 2 and Montreal triumphed 3 to 2 over Rochester as listed.
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