Utes Beat Laurels 5-4 in Eleventh In Governors Cup chase
Hartford lads spark a late rally as Kimblel and Rees star on the mound. Kept Laurels at bay with sharp defense and timely hits, but a miscue in the eleventh opened the door for the Utes to push across the deciding run and seal a 5-4 win.
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Mistos Handscuffs Senators As Trips Win 10-0
The Albany Senators were swept from the Eastern League Governors Cup playoffs as the Binghamton Triplets crushed them 10 to 0. Ralph Mistos, aided by support, held Albany to two hits while Jon Mistos shut the door, and Cohen, Baker, and Greenwald paced the offense with key hits.
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A's Nip Yanks Twice Push Champs Into Third Place
The Athletics defeated the Yankees in both games of a doubleheader, moving the Yankees into third place in the American League race behind the Tigers and Browns. Key moments included timely hitting by Johnny Lindell and Nick Etten, strong relief by Joe Berry in game two, and homers by Frankie Hayes and Larry Rosenthal in the nightcap. The crowd reached 51,255 at the opener as Philadelphia built on a steady offense and solid defense.
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Nats Rally for Six-Run Second Beats Red Sox 7 6
Washington routs Boston 7 6 in the final game of the season as a six-run second inning lifts the Nationals over the Red Sox. George Myatt keys a seventh inning rally with a double, Kuhel adds a single, and Tabor contributes a late double for Boston.
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Pirates Split Doubleheader With Reds in 12,823 Crowd
Rip Sewell earned his 15th win as Pittsburgh opened with a 4 2 victory. Frank McCormack delivered a two out single and Woodie Williams scored on a Reds error to seal the nightcap before Hady Gumbert beat Fritzie Ostermueller in a sharp second game. A standout one handed grab by Cley preserved a key out in the opener.
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Football Results By The Associated Press
Football results list from AP showing scores for many colleges and teams including Rochester 73 over R PL 6 Worcester Poly 12 Union 7 Ohio Wesleyan 6 Bowling Green 43 Franklin and Marshall 9 Scranton 6 Oberlin 7 Denison Lawrence 7 St. Mary's 6 Swarthmore 1 Ursinus 13 Great Lakes 62 Ft. Sheridan 0 Muhlenberg 7 Bucknell 44 Western Michigan 14 Wabash Tiingis 79 Ti Normal 0 Harvard 1% Tufts 12 Coast Guard 43 Bates 0.
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Dartmouth Tops Tech Booters
The Dartmouth College soccer team defeated Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 6 to 5 at North Field. RPI led 1–0 after the first quarter, trailed 3–2 at halftime, and 4–2 after three quarters as Dartmouth surged in the final period. Scorers for RPI included Smith McDonald and Mann.
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Cubs Beat Cardinals Twice In Rainy Series Finale
Chicago Cubs closed their home season by defeating the St Louis Cardinals 2 to 1 in both games of a doubleheader before 41 822 fans. Henry Wyse beat Max Lanier in the opener as Claude Padgett won over Harry Breeneen in the nightcap. Cavaretta, Hopp and Williams provided run support as the Cubs held off a Cards rally in each game. Cardinals lacked Mesorice and Kurowski for most of the series.
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Tigers Wallop Indians in twin bill to seize AL lead
Detroit Tigers swept a doubleheader from Cleveland, winning 7-2 and 3-0. Stubby Overmire pitched six in the opener and Gentry shut out the Indians in the second as Detroit moved ahead of Cleveland in the American League race with St Louis and Chicago results also shaping the standings.
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Braves doubleheader split with Dodgers after 3-0 win
Boston Braves lose the nightcap 3-2 to the Dodgers as the teams split a four game series. Braves had won the first game 3-0 behind a strong outing from Tobin who claimed his 11th win of the year and set an all time record with 91 triumphs.
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Standings from BRASTERN Semi-Einel Baseball League
Standings show Binghamton ten Albany Utica Hartford four across 11 innings with Philadelphia defeating New York two to one. Chicago swept St Louis while Pittsboro and Cincinnati tied seven seven. Cincinnati beat Pittsburg two one and Boston edged Brooklyn four three. Brooklyn won over Boston two to two in another game.
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Probable Hurters and Baseball Results
Yesterday's results show Philadelphia winning 5 to 1 over New York, and Philadelphia also defeating New York 2 to 1. Chicago beat St Louis 5 to 1, while Detroit won 7 to 2 against Cleveland. Washington appears in earlier schedule notes with incomplete details.
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Phillies Sweep Giants in doubleheader to gain on rivals
Philadelphia Phillies took both games from the New York Giants, 1–9 and 4–, in a doubleheader. It was their fifth straight win over New York and narrowed the hole in the pennant race as Ron Nothey’s 19th run of the year sparked the nightcap before Anton Hart earned the win in relief.
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Walton Wings Sweep Aces In Doubleheader
Walton Wings of Waterviet swept a doubleheader from the Avenue Aces on the Waterviet High School diarhoad finishing season with a 1 20 win loss record. Al Dean pitched a two hitter in the first game as Kim Weldon and Walt Bosselman led with multiple hits including a home run and a triple. In game two Bill Anderson exited with an injured hand, Jake Purcell led with two doubles and a single, and Jack Purcell added a double and a single as the Wings posted 12 runs on 15 hits.
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Rams Subdue Sampson With Early Onslaught in Exhibition
Rams roll to a 26-12 victory over Sampson Training Center as Sampson’s Chink Mansting runs 62 yards for a touchdown and Magie scores for Cleveland. Coleila and Pudjoski spark early Rams drives, with Pritke adding a second quarter score and Petchal connecting for a late third quarter TD pass.
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How women who work can get loans
How women who work can get loans outlines small loans from Household Finance with options of $50 $100 or $200. It lists monthly repayment plans at 24 percent and includes example terms for $50 $100 loans with various instalment schedules and costs.
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Victory War Bond Drive Poster at Nat Savings Bank
A wartime savings drive notice from Household Finance promoting Victory War Savings Stamps. Locations include Burdett Building in Troy and Albany office on State Street with phone contact. Read as a local fundraising appeal urging purchases during paydays.
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