Cubs Blank Phillies 4 to 0 in Opener
Chicago routed Philadelphia 4 to 0 as Wyse pitched a two hitter and Barrett limited the Phillies' offense. Seminal hits from Seminick Lupien and Wasdell sparked the Cubs, who improved to 16 wins in 70 games this season.
Homers Help Reds Shade Giants 4-3
Cincinnati pitchers Hank Sawtell and Frank McCormick sparked a 4-3 Reds win over the New York Giants. McCormick and Hank Savec hit homers, giving Cincinnati a two run edge after a Giants early lead. Vern Kennedy started for the Giants. Howard Fox earned the win for the Reds while Harry Feldman took the loss in a tight, one run game.
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Eddie Miller
Harry Feldman
AF Lakeman
Milly
Feldman
Fox
Utes and Albany edge a playoff duel into 13th inning
In a tense playoff night Utica Blue Sox and Albany Semesters traded runs until the 13th when the Sox prevailed 2-1. Joe Antolick and Guzek starred with timely hits as Utica forced a decisive game with strong pitching from Haasey and relief from Reggio’s late threats. Attendance reached 9,357 for the two-game series.
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Utica
Acrose
Utica Blue Sox
Isli
Albany
Senators
Utes
Hywley
Tony Guzak
Alsany
Joe Antolick
Tursey
Albary
Rippie
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Jim Avkeret
Jim Christie
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Jim Reggio
Hawley
Webster
Clark Henry
Guzek
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Reggie
Collins
Bill Luzansky
Wick Goulish
Sox
Ripple
Goulish
Wright
Lezt
Jun Christie
Crods
Christie
Ray Maloney
Nats Triumph Over Indians 5-1 In Midseason Win
Washington overwhelms Cleveland 5 to 1 as Bozer Wolff dominates with a one hitter over the last eight innings. Jorataun M. Wainwright logs his sixtieth career win in a nine inning outing. Case swipes his thirtieth base while Frank Hayes extends the consecutive games caught record to 16,754.
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Washington
Jorataun M. Wainwright
Ron
Ginglés
Mickey Krice Len] Fleming
Jef. Heath
Wolff
Steve Gromen
Chase
Joe Endel
Sty
Cecil Travis
Mixe Kres-t
Arstan al Chiocki
Gil Torres
Bus Wolff
Buddy Lewis
Travis
Nats Sith
Case
Frank Hayes
Cleveland
Yanks Take Pair from White Sox
New York Yankees won both games of a doubleheader against the Chicago White Sox before 13 574 fans. Six homers lit the day with Rosan Derry and Charlie Keller going deep for the Yankees in the opener, while Johnny Dickshot Cass Michaels homered for Chicago. Rufing allowed six hits in the first game as Orval Grove took the loss. In the nightcap the Sox drove Ruus Bevens from the mound, but the Yankees rallied with Nick Etten and a pinch homer by Frankie Crosetti to force extra innings before Oscar Grimes and Agron Robinson produced the decisive run in the 40th.
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New York Yankees
Chicago
White Sox
Yankees
Rosan Derry
Charlie Keller
Red
Rufing
Orval Grove
Johnny Dickshot
Cassi Michaels
Ruus Bevens
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Raceway Entries Exe Race The Saratoga Driving Chub Stakes
Purses listed for multiple harness races at Saratoga for two and three year olds on a racing program. Included are entries from Parker Hanover The Fortress Lady Zbtts Corel Princess and Olympia Hanover with drivers and gate positions. second and third races feature Utica and other horses with purses 400 and 500 added. detailed lineups show horses, drivers, trainers, and entries across pacing and trotting events.
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Fortress
Olympia Hanover
Burke, Jr
Rodnes Mapig
Puroy
Howerd Hertz
LaMalesim Fetets
Sargent
Gorak
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Tara Scott
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Sreweter
Luzensky
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Petar Abbe, Jr
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Tale
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International Playoffs Contested By Toronto Newark Montreal
Inrett and Prostt, Drews and Ste pomeere led scoring for Toronto Newark and Montreal in a tense playoff match sequence. Montreal struggled in the later innings as Gabbard and Solar anchored the offense, while Smith delivered notable nine strikeouts for the opposition.
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Toronto
Newark
Anamex
Smola
Drews
Stepomeere
Montreal
Bdee Smith
Solar
Gabbard
Banta
Wares
Tedd
Laurels Edge Barons 4 3 To Tie Eastern League Semis
The Laurels defeated the Wilkes-Barre Barons 4 to 3 in the Eastern League Governors Cup semifinal at Artillery Park before about 3,500 fans. Hartford travels to Bulkley Stadium for games tonight and tomorrow with Gene Conway facing Pete Naktenis.
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Wilkes-Barre
Hartford Laurels
Wilkes-Barre Barons
Artillery Park
Hartford
Bulkley Stadium
Gene Conway
Earl “Chooks
Henry
Pete Naktenis
EIB
Barons
Iant Hight
Pappy
Fred Willame
Ben Vison
Sam McLawhorn
Entries and Results at Leading Race Tracks
At Aqueduct and other tracks, detailed entries list purses from 2000 to 7500 dollars for races across ages and distances from 2 to 6 furlongs. The long card includes claiming and maiden events with numerous horses, odds, and times, reflecting a packed racing program and thorough post positions.
Bowling Notes From New York Power & Light League
The New York Power & Light Bowling League opened its season at the Alpha Bowling Abesa. Mary Welch captured high singles with 157 but missed top triple by one pin as Mrs. Mary Cush jang rotted 454. Several players posted over 400 series, including Monica Hurst 435 and Marion Cariou 333. Other scores included Lou Anderson 525 for Mac and Yams, Krause 566 top for Werger, and Tom jenderaces with 430.
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New York Power & Light
New York Power & Light Bowling League
Alpha Bowling Abesa
Mary Welch
Mary Cushjang
Monica Hurst
Marion Cariou
Marion Alber
Dorothy Fischer
Delia Tierney
Gomon
Closson
Mac
Vens
Manorys
Vergeta
Gloeckners
Eldorados
Ewings
Hartigans
Lou Anderson
Yams
Tom! Jenderaces
Asbury
Krause
Wergers
Werger
Bechand
Tommy Thorne
Gloechners
Hig
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Marchand
Aingie
Ewingy
Cardinals Nip Brooks 3-2 In Nightcap
St Louis edged Brooklyn 3 to 2 as Lopatke earned his first major league win for the Cardinals. Branca struggled with control, wandering and yielding a decisive two-run inning in the seventh. Rain postponed the nightcap, with a twilight twin bill planned tonight.
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Ari Lopatke
Chicago
Frashlyn Dodgers
Lopanka
Columbus
American Association
Dodgers
Rita
Rand
Ralph Branca
Augie Hergamo
Brown
Red Sehbuendienst
Buster Adamo
Whitey
Dapions
Branta
Dantoalo
Louis
Bergamo
Kecenaienat
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Brooklyn
Branca
Lapatka
Lopacka
Lapatke
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pirta—Reardon
Geetz
Jord
Ad Henlite
Tiume
Tigers Edge A's 7-4 in opener of doubleheader
Detroit defeated Philadelphia Athletics 7 to 4 as Dizzy Trout won behind strong Tiger hitting led by Rudy York. In the nightcap a 16th inning marathon ended 3-2 with Estalella delivering the game winning double for Detroit.
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Philadelphia
Bobby Estatoye
Detroit
Tigers
Shibe
Extaletia
Dizzy Trout
Tiger Syztec
Hank Casa
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Hal “Nevnhousern
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Leftield
O'Neill
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Hearly
Joe Beeron
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Browns Rally Past Red Sox In Lopsided Victory
Browns overwhelm Boston 9 to 2 as Mike Ryba yields five unearned runs due to defensive miscues. Lonnie Finney, Vern Stephens and Chet Laabs contribute, while Bob Muncrief shuttles eight scoreless innings. The Red Sox offense is limited to a lone eighth inning rally.
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Boston
Mike Ryba
Rad Sox
St. Leuie Rae
Browns
Sox
Waa
Leon Culberson
Brownies
Lon Finney
George McQuinn
Vern Stephens
Chet Laabs
Mike
Len Schulte
Eddle Lake
George Metkavieh
Frank Manciso
Schulte
Don Gutterdige
Bob Muncrief
Culberson
Jones
Muncrief
Hlalith
Milt Byrnes
Lake
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