Phillies Beat Pirates in Fifth Straight Win
In a rough National League night game, Ken Ruffensberger held Pittsburgh to five hits as the Phillies won their fourth straight. Andy Santick and Dan Verbon drew walks to start the sixth, Juffensberger sacrificed, Gilbert scored on a single, Verban scored on an error, and Raffensberger crossed Plate after a misplayed throw by Hanle Cametli.
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Cubs Rally Past Dodgers in Ten Run Rally 10 7
Nicholson belts a grand slam off rookie Paul Minner as the Cubs erase a 4 run deficit to beat the Dodgers 10 7 at Ebbets Field. Brooked managers and pitchers shuffle, Borowy saves the day, while Minner struggles in a high scoring seven to end.
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Troy Negra Club to Play Court Team Revival Plan
The Troy Negra Athletic Club resumes activity after five years of inactivity. Under Coach Winney the team trains at the Community Center gym with players like Hy Tl. Grimey and Hugh Schoot. They aim for league play in the Jewish Community Center League or a city-sponsored circuit.
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Day's All Stars Challenge to Hank's Grill at Wa tervlich
The Day's All-Stars issued a challenge to Hank's Grill football team for a best two of three series at Brotherlond Park. The lineup includes Tiny Powers captaining and several players listed with positions, while the All-Stars prepare to meet the rival team.
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Syndicate Readies Bid to Take Over Reds
Cincinnati sports desk reports a four to five million dollar syndicate seeks to buy controlling interest in the Cincinnati Reds. If approved Bill Terry would assume active management with Crosley remaining as owner while Terry agrees to invest his savings and direct front office duties under syndicate terms.
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Bertelli May Join Coast Team This Week
Ex Notre Dame star Bertelli, linked to Boston Yanks owner Ted Callina, hints at a move to Los Angeles Dons of the All-America Conference. A Springfield court order restricts Bertelli from playing for other teams. Bertelli says he wants only to play ball.
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Yanks Clinch Finale Over Browns 7 5
New York Yankees defeated the Cleveland Browns 7 to 5 to end the series. Joe DiMaggio doubled and drove in the go ahead run, Aaron Robinson and Johnny Lindell added key hits, while the Yankees bullpen shut down the Browns late.
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Eastern Playoffs Prompt Confusing Scoreline Collapse
Reported East playoff scores show Hartford leading Albany 43 to 4 with unclear references to Ford and Libernational Lager. Syracuse beats Bullimore 4 to 3, Mantyon and Newatta noted. Several garbled names and times follow, including a practice at 7 pm and a referenced team lineup.
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Contract Reforms Limit Cut in Players' Wages
New York magnates approved most player demands for reform including a 25 percent salary reduction cap from last year. A new executive council will govern with Commissioner and two league presidents, plus one owner and one player representative from each circuit. Minor leagues invited. Changes set a $3,008 salary per year, $23 weekly expense, ten day release eliminated, and extended post season travel and injury protections. High earners like Greenberg and DiMaggio could face minimums or unconditional releases.
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Chiefs Eliminate Senators in Semis in 11 to 4 Victory
Hartford papers report the Chiefs defeated the Senators 11 to 4 in the semifinals to set up a finals clash with the Miners led by star pitcher Fine and batting ace Mele. Tim Tuiner started for Scranton with heavy support from Hartford hitters as Albany's Arntzen faltered and Chiefs rallied late to seal the win.
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Tray Church League To Bowl Tonight
The Toy Church Bowling League begins at Alpha alleys tonight at 7. Read lists of participants from Redeemer Lutheran to Westminster Presbyterian with officers Harold Maroon as president and Rev. Fred Bennett as secretary. The text reads as a roster of teams and players across multiple churches and parishes.
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Johm Cunninghun
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Robert Walt
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Raymond Baton
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Tom Pierce Wins Northeastern New York Pro Am Championship
Tom Pierce leads a mixed pro am field at Rutland Country Club, with amateur star Wont Pierce and Jim Murrau among top finishers. Eddie Schulte and Bud Rusweall Jr. contest the title as low scores hover around par. Dick Steward, Wally Sheridan, and Chester Taylor trail in a tight, error-prone final round.
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Hutcheon and Jordan Join R P 1 Grid Squad
Bob Hutcheon Likewood Ny and Jonmen Aardan Los Angeles join R.P.1 grid squad as prep season prepends with several more players added to bolster the unit. Expectations center on Hutcheon’s guard role and the influx of veterans from 1945 as they eye starting spots.
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Norfolk Fans Mob Three Umpires
An unruly crowd in Norfolk attacked umpires Tom Flonteing Alvin M. Jones and Ed Balda after Sundays game at Roanoke Shaughnessy park. The officials sustained injuries including a broken nose and missing teeth, and were treated at Norfolk General Hospital. Police took in several attendees as the melee erupted following a disputed seventh inning call on Paul Tadgett.
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Signal Tower Cops Barrington Feature Race
Signal Tower Cops Barrington Feature Race at the Great Barrington Fair yesterday afternoon. F Sperry's Signal rower won, with Alan's Tite Erbo second and Monty Kimball's Green och Wanin third. Fhir's enfenture went to Stockbridge owner F Tevaras, paying $7.60 for 53.
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Tigers Edge Nut but Lose Twilight Tilt 11 7
A garbled game report shows the Tigers losing to the Washington Nut 11 to 7. Roy Cullenbine homered for the Nut and Mickey Vernon contributed while Detroit’s strong pitching and George Custer fielding were noted. Greenberg and Williams were benched with injuries.
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Troy All Stars Defeat ?Vliet With 13 0 Victory
The Troy All-Stars powered past an opponent 13 to 0 on Sunday at the Wile vilue High School field. Key plays and a standout rushing effort fueled a dominant showing as the offense pressed the pace throughout the game.
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Ex Browns Pitcher Dies From Crash Injuries
Former St. Louis Browns pitcher Emil Pammil of Hartford City Indiana died in a hospital yesterday from injuries after an automobile accident Saturday night. He wrecked five miles north of Hartford City while en route to Fort Wayne to meet the Browns guard against a Negro tongue contest.
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