Albany Senators Dominate Barons 7-0 In Doubleheader Finale
In front of about 4300 at Bawkiss Stadium the Albany Senators swept the Barons in a doubleheader, winning 7-0 and 8-5. Gio nfriddo and Vincey Dinges led the offense with key steals and timely hits, while Clemence and Gimore split mound duties for Albany. The week closed with Albany atop the league standings in a season highlighted by strong pitching and clutch runs.
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Baldwin Wallace Triumphs Over Rochester 38 to 12
College football recap with Baldwin Wallace defeating Rochester 38 to 12. Syracuse earns a 13 point margin as Sampson posts a 6 catching and rushing highlight.
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Yanks Split Double Bill With Red Sox to Narrow Gap
The New York Yankees rallied in the sixth to beat Boston 4 3 after dropping game one 3 2. Emmett ONeill and Bud Metheny sparked the offense, Ossie Guillen drove in two, and George Merrkach extended a hitting streak as the Yanks cut the deficit to a half game behind Detroit with Cleveland one game back in the pennant chase.
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Fire destroys 13 race horses at Belmont Park
A fire at Belmont Park on Long Island destroyed 13 horses and damaged the stable. Trainer Max Dlitsch estimated the loss at 230000. Horses including Arnold Hanger's Dit and several others perished. investigators sought the cause, with the blaze confined to one building.
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Browns in Third After Split With White Sox
In the second game of a doubleheader the White Sox beat the Browns 3 to 2 after Orvell Grove delivered an 18th inning triple. Chicago won the five game set and pulled within a game of the league leader New York while St. Louis dropped to third. Hal Tresky hit his 19th homer for Chicago and Vern Stephens led the rally with two hits.
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Brooks Split Doubleheader With Phillies in Baseball Action
The Philadelphia Phillies and Brooklyn Dodgers split a doubleheader yesterday with the Phils taking the nightcap by 32 after the Dodgers won the opener. The visitors blistered Billy Lee for six runs in the first inning of the opener, highlighted by Luis Giménez’s inside-the-park homer.
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Police Defeat Firemen 9 to 3 at Prospect Park
The Police beat the Firemen yesterday afternoon at Prospect Park 219 B, winning game one of the seven game series and moving one game ahead.
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Umpires Named for Eastern Loop Governors Cup Playoffs
Eastern League president Utica L. Thomas Richardson announced the umpire assignments for the Governors Cup playoffs starting tomorrow. Hartford Utica series will be handled by Charles Moore Barry Rudolph Jack Sammane and Joe Seratio. Albany Binghamton games by Ed Hurley George MacDonald and Dick Kumma.
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Cuban Hurler Ties Loop Mark for LMB Victory
Cuban pitcher for Vera Cruz tied the Mexican Baseball League record for most games with a win restarter when he defeated Monterrey 2 0 to record his second win of the season.
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Landis Probes Covington Conduct With Utica Team
Judge Landis assigned his aide to interview Utica Blue Sox players officials and Covington after a fan complaint. The inquiry centers on Covington behavior during three Wednesday night games and a postgame clubhouse incident. A full report will be sent to Commissioner Landis in a few days.
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Cardinals 21st win. Musial sidelined in Cubs doubleheader
Morton Cooper became the first NL pitcher with 21 victories as the Cardinals split a doubleheader with the Cubs. Chicago won the opener 1-0 on a three hitter by Paul Erickson, while St. Louis took the nightcap 4-2. Stan Musial, honored as NL MVP, was injured in a collision in the second game, suffering cuts and a leg injury. Debris and Gara also collided. both left the field.
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Standings and Results From Eastern and National Leagues
Eastern League standings and results show Wilkes-Barre Albany Binghamton Elmira Hartford Scranton and Williamsport with mixed wins and losses. National League results include Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago St Louis New York Boston and Pittsburgh games with multiple scorelines and upcoming matchups. American League results list Boston New York Detroit Cleveland St Louis Chicago and Washington Philadelphia outcomes.
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Tigers Split With Tribe Before 52,691 Retain 2nd
Detroit in a doubleheader with Cleveland drew 52,691 as Steve Romak pitched seven hits and Dizzy Trout started the second game. Hal Newhouser won the opener for Detroit, his 24th victory, while Mel Harder suffered an eighth defeat for Cleveland. Cleveland halted Detroit’s four-game win streak in the nightcap as Johnny Gorsica and Roy Henshaw allowed hits to break the shutout.
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Pirates Rally Past Reds in Skid Row Baseball Action
Cincinnati Reds defeated by Pittsburgh Pirates 7 to 5 in the opener as Frank Gustine homered and Pete Coscarart contributed. In the nightcap, Bucky Walters allowed six hits while the Pirates scored early and coasted to a 2 to 0 win with Steve Mesner's miscue helping the cause.
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EL Playoffs Start Tuesday In Governor Cup Semis
Albany meets Binghamton in the first semi final game in Binghamton Tuesday night while Hartford faces Utica in Hartford. Games are slated for 7 pm local time. The two clubs will play again in the same cities Wednesday with Thursday as an open date.
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RPI Runners Top Williams in New England Meet
RPI cross country defeated Williams College 21 to 34 in Williamstown as Coach Dick Schmelzer’s squad extended its winning run after an unbeaten previous season. The Fiensselaer Polytechnic Institute football team fell 3 to 0 to Williams, marking their first defeat in three years.
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Giants Rally to Score 104 in Victory Over Braves
New York Giants exploded with a 104 win over Boston Braves after trailing early. Johnny Rucker and Buddy Kerr led with four hits apiece, Kerr belting a seventh homer, while Ewald Pyle shut Braves down after a rough first inning to secure the season series 13-9.
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Hose 3 Tops Old Timers Nine In Van Schaick Island Clash
Hose 3 defeated Old Timers 6 to 5 in a Van Schaick Island league game played yesterday in Cohoes. Johnny Hanley allowed four hits four strikeouts and two walks over seven innings for Hose 3 while Mike Hogan pitched five for Old Timers with six strikeouts and three runs. Archambeault led Hose 3 with two hits and two base hits went to La Frenier and Dion for Old Timers. Mayor Rudolph Roulier threw out the first ball with William Laundry of Brooklyn noting a connection to Lippy Leo Durocher before umpires Ed Jamrings and others.
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