Yanks Blast Bosox Hurlers For 15 Hits To Triumph 11-3
New York Yankees rout Boston Red Sox 11 to 3 behind Hank Borowy who earned win number 11 and a 8 hit shut down by the Yankee offense. Bil Dickey collected four consecutive hits driving in three runs while Joe Gordon drove in three with a bases loaded double in the sixth. Nick Etten went hitless in the game.
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Veterans on Colgate "11" Veterans on Colgate "11"
Colgate coach Andy Kerr plans a strong fall backfield with Micka Yahovovich Dooley and White backed by Coates Chamberlain More and Morrow. Ends Furey Jackson Stacco, tackles Thomas Hawke, guards Kollevo and Pierce provide a seasoned line. Season slate includes Rochester, Army, Penn State, Cornell, Holy Cross, Columbia and Brown games.
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Mack Says Yanks Johnson Best Rookie Over Wakefield
Connie Mack declares Yankees rookie Bill Johnson superior to Tigers outfielder Dick Wakefield, noting Johnson’s RBI production and batting average. He contrasts Wakefield’s limited runs batted in with Johnson’s strong first season, saying Johnson is as productive as top rookies like Ken Keltner and surpasses Wakefield in clutch hitting and steadiness.
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Yale Coach Tabs Scussel as Starting Halfback
Yale coach Howie Odell previewed opening against Muhlenberg naming Ray Scooter Scussel as starting halfback. Scussel, a Marine trainee from Connecticut, praised for speed, joins veterans as Yale seeks improvement over last season. Odell fears unknowns but hopes for at least two solid elevens, with a slate including Penn and Army.
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Senatorship Barons in doubleheader split with Albany
Wilkes Barre Barons hold fourth in the Western League Governor's Cup race by splitting with Albany. Cuccurillo won the opener 3-2 for Albany. Barons took the nightcap 6-2 with Pfeifer homering and errors aiding. Pennington and Stroupe worked for Albany and Barons respectively, with several walks and limited hits. Final game set for Artillery Park at 8.
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Tribe Splits With Tigers
Detroit AP) The Cleveland Indians held second place in the American League by splitting a doubleheader with the Detroit Tigers. Cleveland won the opener 3 0 while Detroit took the nightcap 10 to 3. Virgil Trucks suffered his eighth defeat in the opener as Cleveland pounded 16 hits. Lefty Al Smith won his 15th, with Jimmy Outlaw homering for Detroit. In the nightcap Allie Reynolds lasted only two innings, taking his tenth loss as Hal White won his seventh. Dick Wakefield had three singles in the nightcap but failed to move atop the league batting leader Luke Appling.
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Dodgers Rally to Beat Phillies 7-6 at Ebbets Field
Dodgers win 7-6 over the Philadelphia Phillies in a seventh inning three run rally at Ebbets Field. Rex Barney started and allowed six runs before Les Webber earned the win. Augie Galan homered with one on, Billy Herman followed with a solo shot, and Dixie Walker drove in a run with a double. The Phillies added a final ninth inning tally.
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Eastern Baseball Yesterday and Today's Schedule Glance
Yesterday results across minor and major leagues show Albany, Wilkes-Barre, Springfield, Binghamton, Utica, Scranton, and Brooklyn posting wins in multiple games. Today's slate features key matches including Boston at New York and St Louis at Chicago with listed pitchers and possible twi light options.
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Cawthon Brings Touch of Texas to Brooklyn
Texan coach Pete Cawthon molds a Bear Mountain squad in Brooklyn Dodger uniforms after scouting former football programs. He praises pliable pro players and cites Buff Donelli influenced by open play. The piece notes histories at Duquesne, Texas Tech, and a stadium opening in Buffalo with open play as a theme.
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Indus Pinmen Plan Meeting For Bowling Season
A meeting of the Class A, B and C leagues of the Industrial A. A. bowling program will be held Monday at 7:30 at the YMCA. Planes for the coming season will be outlined and rosters of the teams entered will be determined. Floyd Nelson, league director, will preside.
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Burg Boys Club Ties Watkins Stars in Junior League Fight
The Watkins All-Stars and Lansingburg Boys Club battled to a four inning tie at Knickerbocker playgrounds before darkness ended play. Connie Hofelich pitched a no hit ball and nine strikeouts for the Stars. Marine Hayner led Watkins with two hits in two trips. The game to be replayed tomorrow at Knickerbocker Field at 2 p.m.
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Ott Stays as Giant Pilot for Three-Year Term
New York Giants president Horace Stoneham announced a three year contract for Mel Ott as player manager. Ott, 1942 and 1943 pay estimated at 25000 annually, will likely not play regularly next season. His Giants have finished in the NL cellar and failed to contend this year despite his prior third place finish.
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La Salle grid candidates hit modern record turnout
Sixty students answered Coach Charles Riffle's call for football hopefuls at La Salle with 53 freshmen forming the first year squad, totaling 113 players. Riffle and Tom Farnam guided backs, Brother Hubert led the line, while the freshmen were drilled by Brothers James and A Patrick. First cuts expected this weekend. International scores listed include Rochester 2 Toronto 1 and Syracuse 5 Jersey City 2.
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