Pace Setting Cards Sweep Twin Bill Sweep and score summaries
Pace setting Cards overpower Boxmen with 5-4 and 12-2 wins in a doubleheader. Dodgers rout Giants 11-3 as St Louis battles Mulabory pitchers and gains pennant momentum.
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Phils Split Double Bill With Braves
The Phillies split a doubleheader with the Braves, winning 4 3 in the opener and losing 4 0 in the nightcap before a 12 497 crowd. Wright relieved in the eighth of game one, driving in the winning run, while Tom Hughes and Bill Lee matched in a pitching duel. Del Ennis, Wyrostek, and Tabor produced key hits as Philadelphia surged early and then held on. In game two, Al Brazie went the distance for Pittsburgh, limiting the Braves to 13 hits with Whitey Kutowski and Del Blue driving three hits each. The Pirates remained strong on offense with timely scoring.
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A's Halt Flag Clinching Plans of Red Sox, 5 3
Although Boston led 3 2 after six innings the A s erupted for three runs in the seventh to seize the lead and beat the Red Sox 5 3 in a key pennant race game. Lefty Feller notched his 23rd victory with eight strikeouts and Cleveland’s 301st win this season. Joe Gordon and Vern Stephens homered for Cleveland. Lou Boudreau and Hank Wyse aided the Browns.
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Miners to Get Frank Gannett Championship Trophy
Ullon Len Wilbur of Whe Ulin Daily Presa and Observer Dispatch will present the Frank Gannett Championship trophy to the Scranton Miners. The event honors the Eastern League pennant winner, with Wilkes Barre and Scranton noted in the lead. Officials Thomann H. Rehardson and others will participate in the ceremony.
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New Orleans Fighter Stops Lee on All-Negro Card
Richard Young Polite of New Orleans knocked out A. O. Lee of Indianapolis in the second round of a scheduled ten rounds bout headlining an all Negro card at Potion Stadium yesterday.
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Rowes Advance to Finals with Semi Final Win
Rowes cleaners defeated the Panthers 22 0 in Prospect Park to reach the Troy Amateur League finals. Narnt Cooney, Rowes and St Marys led the attack as Sacred Heart dropped to fourth in the other semi final. WL to begin best two out of three series next Sunday.
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Troy Golfers Advance in Public Links
Troy golfers push through the Northeastern New York Public Links tournament with Hand-to-Hand battles over the weekend. Frear Park's Frear Park and Schenectady's Tony Williams reach the final rounds. Polk of Frear Park tops William of Albany 1 Up. Leo LaFrenier defeats Walter Joslin 1 Up. Walter Joslin stops Louie Saymanski 8 and 2. Vic Fox loses to Joe Bush 7 and 4. Dom Mungino and George Sabitini advance. other Stan ford players Henry Brown Andy Starr Ted Rau Mile Haniluk and A T Meyer also reach later rounds.
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Pittstown Narrowly Beats Valley Falls in Football Window
Pittstown handed Valley Falls a 10 to 7 defeat yesterday afternoon at the Schayhticoke Ground. The victory was Pittstown’s second in the series. Another game is scheduled for Sunday to be played at Pittstown.
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Albany Chiefs Open Playoffs Tuesday in Governors Cup Clash
The Albany Chiefs begin the Governors Cup semifinal series against Scranton on Tuesday with a best of seven format. Scranton and Wilkes-Barre alternate venues and dates, with games slated in Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, and Albany, and a potential seventh game at Hartford if needed.
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Senators Edge Grays In Opener Then Lose 9-0
Senators trip Grays 5-4 in the opener before a 9-0 defeat as Gray offense falters. Jerry Burke wins later, aiding a late bid for sixth place with strong pitching and relief from Cerlo Avntzon and Low Kretloy in a doubleheader.
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Yanks Lose Twice to Nats Henrich Hits 18th Homer
Newhouser yields seven hits as Detroit drops doubleheader to Washington while Henrich belts his 18th homer for New York after a crowd of 56,094 at Briggs Stadium. Yankees win opener on Lopat’s three earned runs, Papish strong five innings, and a second game late rally falls short in a 8 7 0 defeat.
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Pennant Race at a Glance 41 a Pennant Race
National League pennant race at a glance by The Associated Press lists standings and recent results. Brooklyn leads with 69 wins and 220 remaining games, while St Louis and Cincinnati show key matchups with Chicago Philadelphia and New York in pursuit.
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