Etten's Long Fly Helps Yankees Trim A's 6 5
In a tense New York win, Etten drove in two with a bases loaded double as the Yankees beat the Philadelphia A's 6 5. Zuber allowed four walks in four innings while Turner earned the win and Christopher took the loss. The A's four fifth inning runs couldn't overcome New York's early lead. Attendance 2,595.
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Former Yank Catcher Homer Beats Beazley in Fort Oglethorpe
Former Yankees catcher homered to defeat Beazley as Fort Oglethorpe hosted the game. Mulcahy, a ex-Phillies star, added three hits while Ichthy? pitchers logged seven strikeouts. Detroit and Chicago split a doubleheader, Dietrich winning the opener 7 1 in a sparse crowd.
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Browns Whip Indians Twice in Twilight Doubleheader
The Browns won both ends of a twilight doubleheader against the Cleveland Indians. In the nightcap, Browns pitcher Sandy was dominant, allowing one run on four hits as he secured his 13th win. Vernon Stephens hit two of Cleveland’s home runs in the opener, but Browns starter Sandra earned the victory while Jim Bagby took the loss.
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Navy Men May Be Lost to Yale
Navy players Constantin and Strype, formerly at Columbia and Yale respectively, suffered injuries in a game against Muhlenberg. The pair finished most of the match, with Constantin noted as a Yale reserve last year, and both may be unavailable after the collision.
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Mauriello Beats Alfano In Madison Square Garden Bout
Mauriello weighed 199 pounds and beat Mike Alfano by an 11 round decision at Madison Square Garden. The New York bout featured Mauriello’s apparent conditioning issues as he carried a 22 pound heavier frame from the previous year.
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Drive to Lift Varsity Sports Ban for Army Students
Rep Samuel A Weiss advocates allowing Army student participation in college football and plans talks with lawmakers as a petition to lift the ban gains signatures. War Dept. maintains trainees lack time for intercollegiate athletics while Navy supports football for pre flight programs. Weiss cites leadership training and compares Navy efficiency to Army rigidity. A stack of letters on his desk shows public support from educators and industry figures. Bonds of Victory Boston pitcher Ostermüher reports for army induction after pre induction medical exam in Chicago.
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Leafs edge Montreal in playoff opener 5 2
Toronto took a 1 0 lead in the international league playoffs over Montreal last night 5 2. Luke Hamlin held the Royals to eight hits over a full seven as Carl Barnhart and Roberto Ortiz homered for Newark? (Note: original text mixed teams. retained core Leafs win and key moments.)
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Baseball Yesterday Results and Standings Summary
Yesterday's results show New York 4 tied Philadelphia 4 after 10 innings under league rule. Boston defeated Brooklyn 3 0. Standings list New York leading with 89 wins, 49 losses. Cleveland and St Louis near top. Philadelphia and Boston mid pack. Today's games include New York at Philadelphia Fischer vs Kraus and Brooklyn at Boston Highe versus Tobin.
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Bears Get Trip Hurlers
Charley Haag and Bill Drescher were sold yesterday from the Binghamton Triplets to the Newark Bears. Drescher was to report to Newark for a post season series opener with Syracuse, while Haag, a no hit no run pitcher this season, would join his Brooklyn home, with return details not disclosed.
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Miners and Barons win opening games in eastern playoffs
Scranton Miners defeated Hartford Laurels 14 to 3 in the opening semi final, as Chesty Covington dominated after the first inning. Nemo Leibold’s squad piled up 11 hits, including Gene Carolan’s inside the park homer, while Dagenhard took the loss and Scranton leads the best-of-five series 1-0.
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Barons Top Pioneers In Game One Of Governors Cup Playoffs
Elmira pitcher Palica dominated the Pioneers in a 4 to 1 Barons win before 3 050 fans. He held Elmira to three hits while Bil Baker allowed two runs in seven innings. Barons broke a 1 1 tie with two seventh inning runs to seize a 1 0 series lead as Wilkes Barre scoring 7 and Elmira 4.
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Giants and Phillies tie in ten innings in New York
The New York Giants and the Philadelphia Phillies finished 4 to 4 after ten innings in a game that began at 9 pm and ended after 1 am, with two late runs forcing extras. Weather delays and a 12:50 am curfew halted play and 3,447 fans attended. The clubs schedule a swing shift rematch for 11 am today.
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Costa Defeats Donnie Maes In Round Decision
Hartford scene saw Tony Costa of Woonsocket defeat Donnie Maes of Denver by a round decision last night. Maes rallied in the final four rounds to draw boos for referee Frankie Portelle as the Rhode Islander was declared winner. Maes had substituted for Pedro Hernandez who reported a hand injury in training.
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Names From Baseball's Golden Era Return to Spotlight
A big manpower shortage boosts the appearance of famous baseball names in current box scores with Ma thewson, Wagner, Chase, Rucker, Adams, Fletcher, Baker and Brown among others. The piece recalls legends like Mathewson, Wagner, Baker, Johnson and Lefty Grove, framing nostalgia for bygone stars. It also notes Arsenal Softball League games, a workers picnic at Arsenal Grounds, and Captain Al Kelley advancing sports programs including football and basketball circuits at the Arsenal.
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Tribe Pitcher Reclassified by Selective Service
Cleveland Indians recall Breva Gromek from the Baltimore International League club and reclassify him 1-A. Ed Hiseman is now 4-F. Klieman, who won 23 games for the Orioles, and Gromek are due to join the Tribe here Friday for the season’s final home series.
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