Trips Win On Drews One-Hitter
Drews twirls dominant no-hitter through seven innings as the Trips edge the Elue Sox 24 to 1 in a Governors' Cup game. Higible, Greenwald, and Riley provided key hits while Drews struck out three and walked one in a strong pitching performance. The 4600 crowd saw a late run, with Drews nearing a no-hitter until Gow spoiled it with a single. The series resumes tonight with game four scheduled for 3 p.m. local time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghenteen
Carl Drews
Elue Sox
Martinwes
Johnson
Drews
Ates
Joe Pessero
Hugh Ta
Johnny Greemwald
Lynn Jennson
Nick
Aras
Leo Highhetti
Hervey
Nix
Tremexe Pch
Faghe
Taylor
Greenwald
Lob Crow
Ed Yeash
Dick Baker
Baker
Wesch Roacherst
Riley
Yeash
Greenweld
Piccuito
Righetti
Jeti
Siex
Ordes
Kimble
Crow
Picento
Bitsy Moti
Joe Passero
Utica
Abe
Dexiers
Lebmer
Goniish
Yeast
Si Singhamtox
Binghamton Agg
Oix
Ereore—Harces
Bader
Richetsi
Tone
io—Rirnety
Coher Daniele Esc
Binghamton
Rimble G
BreDsaait
Moore and
Hutter
Arsenal Tops Fordians In Practice Scrimmage
The Watervliet Arsenal football team defeated Fordians 34 to 4 in a practice scrimmage on Arsenal grounds. Key players Pep Scarcelli and John Hir sustained injuries, while Bos Jorgenson scored three touchdowns and Ari DiGiovanni completed seven of nine passes. The Arsenal open the season Saturday versus RPI Jagress at the Arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watervliet Arsenal
Waterford
Arsenals
Arsenal
Pep Scarcelli
John Hir
John Fynzer
Collsion
Bos Jorgenson
Schenectady
Tenendowna
Ari DiGiovanni
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Jagress
College Football Roundup From AP Scores Across Teams
AP college football results list Worcester over KR FP 11 12 to 12 11 Connecticut 27 Norwich 0 Swarthmore 9 Franklin Marshall 26 Ursinus Coast Guard 40 Tufts Villanova 13 Scranton 7 Rockiel 14 Muhlenberg 4 Union 7 Pittsburg 26 West Virginia 13 Harvard 43 Bates 4 Wake Forest 7 North Carolina 61 Richmond 7 Clemenson 34 Presbyterian 4 Virginia 27 Hampden Sydney 6 Great Lakes 27 Purdue 35 Indiana 18 Iowa Navy 19 Minnesota 12 Bowling Green and Parsons 4 Ohio Western 6 Naval Air Olathe 6 Pittsburg Kansas Teachers 9 Arkansas 7 Missouri 6 Oklahoma Aggies 41 Western Texas State 6 Texas Aggies 84 Bryan Army Air Field 0 Bad Air Force 78 Whitman 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villanota
Scranton
Rockiel
Muhlenberg
Rochexter
Union
Pittsburg
West Virginia
Harvard
Bates
Wake Forest
North Carolina & Bake
Richmong
Clemenson
Presbyterian
Virginia
Hampden-Sydney
Great Lakes
Purdhe
Winds
Indiana
Iowa Navy
Minnesota
Bunker Hil
Navy
Western Michigan
Malawin-Wallace
Grean & Panison
Ohio Westeran
Olathe
Naval Air
Kan
Arkansas
Missouri
Owahome Aggies
Western
Texas
State
Texas Aggies
Bryan Army Air
Bad
Air Force
Whitman
Newhouser Sizzles as Tigers Beat Red Sox 9 9
Detroit clung to a one game edge over St. Louis by beating Boston for the fourth straight time. Lefty Barney Newhouser logged his 27th win, walking twice and striking out twice while the Tigers piled up runs in the late innings. The win gave Detroit the season series over Boston, 12 games to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Berio
Newhousar
Ztraight & Hy
Newhouser
Detn
Bastoh
Philadephia
Anc Boston
Tom
St. Lows
Standings and Results From Eastern and National Leagues
Eastern standings show Binghamton leading Utica 2 to 1 in the Governor's Cup Finals. National results list yesterday's scores and tonight's probable pitchers for Cincinnati at New York, St Louis at Brooklyn, Chicago at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at Boston, plus American results Detroit 9 Boston 5 and others with listed matchups and pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern
Binghamton
Utica
National
New York
Pittsburg
Pittburg
St Louis
Philadelphia
Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Cincinnat
Heusser
Brewer
St. Louis
Brecheen
Melton
Phiadelphia
Chipman
Lynn
Gerheaufer
Barrett
Augland
Ree
Senecil
Barrett Tin
Agi
Soccer Scores From Brooklyn Philadelphia and New York
In Brooklyn the Wanderers lost 2 to 3 to the Philadelphia Americans. In Philadelphia the Phila Nationals defeated Brooklyn Hispano 3 to 1. At New York the New York Americans beat Baltimore S C 4 to 0 and at Kearny New Jersey the Kearny Scots tied Brookkatian 2 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Wanderers
Philadelphia Americans
Philadelphia
Phila Nationals
Brooklyn Hispano
New York
New York Americans
Baltimore
S.C
Kearny
N. J
Browns Beat A's 3-2 in Ninth, Narrow Series Gap
In St. Louis yesterday the Browns rallied in the ninth inning to defeat the Philadelphia Athletics 3 to 2. The dramatic comeback tightens the series as Browns trail the or nearing a deciding game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Dodgers and Cubs split doubleheader with Dodgers win 10 3
The Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Chicago Cubs 10 to 3 in the opener, then lost 4 to 3 in the nightcap. Dodgers pitcher Curt Davis earned the win in game one, while Les Finning hurled a strong effort in the late game. The doubleheader kept the Browls one game behind league leader Patentives as Ebbetts Field attendance neared 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Cubs
Brooklie Dodgers
Dodgers
Nul
Sichoisom
Pat Cavaretti
Veam
Bruise
Dom Dallessandro
Andy Parke
Don Johnson
Herring
Paul Derringar
Rod Chipman
Augie Galen
Les Finning
Chicago
Curt Davis
Brooklyn
Ebbetts! Field
Leo Duracher
Chisox Sweep Nats For Pair In Narrow Doubleheader Wins
Chicago White Sox swept Washington in a twin bill, taking the opener 9 to 3 and the nightcap 2 to 0. Lopat tossed six innings of six hit ball for his first win after Thornton Lee’s earlier win, as Washington’s five errors aided Chicago’s 13 hits in game one. Curtis spun five effective innings in relief for the Nationals in game two despite the sweep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Nats
Lopat
Thornton Lee
Vernon Curtis
Ave
Yanks Lose 4-1 to Indians in Rough Contest
Cleveland pitcher Mel Harder allowed four hits as the Indians defeated the Yankees 4 to 1. George Selkirk inside the park for New York’s lone run in the sixth. Hank Borowy took the loss, while Roy Cullenbine and Lou Boudreau contributed run-scoring hits for Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mel Marder
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Tigers
George Sturtnweiss
New York
Harder
Tribe
Hen Kelimer
Ted of
Ray Mack
George Susee
Kelirer
Hank Borowr
Ner
Myril Hoag
Mickey Rocco
Roy Cullenbine
Lou Boudreat
Hoag
Rocco
Cooper Wilks Hurl Cards to Twin Win Over Phils
The St Louis Cardinals swept the Philadelphia Phillies with a 4-3 opener and a 1-0 nightcap. Mort Cooper lasted 11 innings for the win while Ted Wilks pitched the latter shutout. Whitey Korowski homered to break a tie in the opener as Raffensberger and Cooper matched scoreless innings into the late frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadephia AW
St Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Ted Wilks
Mort Cooper
Red Birds
Om Whitey Korowski
Cooper
Ken Raffensberger
Phys
Charley Schanz
Ken O'Dea
Wilks
Rams Triumph in Openers Over Steeler-Cardinal Line
The Rams defeated the Steeler-Cardinal team 30 28 in a National Football League opener before 22 983 fans. Tom Callela pitched, Jim Benton scored three and set up another, with a late defensive lapse costing the Steeler-Cardinal defense a win. Buff Donett earned the coaching debut victory as the Steelers outgained the Rams but costly miscues turned the tide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
CPI
Cleveland
Rams
Chicago
Steeler-Cardinal
Tom Callela
Big Jim Benton
Stesier Cardinals
Buff Donett
Ruma
Agua Caliente
Ing Lady
Colelia Benton
My? Universe
Packers Rip Bears in Grid Tilt 42-28
Green Bay, Wisconsin, Green Bay Packers routed the Chicago Bears 42 to 28 yesterday. The Packers built a 28-0 lead, then the Bears narrowed the gap with late scoring in the second and third quarters and two in the final period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packers
Rip Bears
Green Bay
Wis
Green Bay Packers
Geadrock
Chicage Bears
Bears
Local High School Football Scores Summary
Over the weekend, Granville hosted Troy Area as Lansing Albany High beat Philip Schuyler 22 to 14. Bethlehem slipped past St. Mears 6 to 4 while La Salle defeated another team 6 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Area
Granville
Lansing Alvany’ High
Philip Schuyler
Pirates Fight Finish Of Incomplete Boston Game
The Pirates lead the Braves 28 to in the ninth when the August 1 contest was halted to let Pittsburgh catch a train. Today’s action resumes from that point as the five team schedule proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Braves
Pittsburg
Pirates
Detroit St Louis New York Race At A Glance
Detroit and St Louis lead the American Race standings with games behind and upcoming schedules. Home and away lists show remaining games against Philadelphia Washington Boston Boston and New York. The data outlines schedules and gaps as teams chase the pennant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chitaro—Dahiel
Queen
Grove
Haynes
Philadelphia
Detroit
Ham
Gentry
Washington
Cleveland
Haetner
Henry
Boston
St Louis
O'Neill
S. Potter
TRESS
W. TL Pet
Phay
Anne
St. Louis
Chicago
Long Runs Mark First College Tilts
A roundup of opening college football games across the nation. USC tied UCLA 23 13 after a Roesch 60 yard punt return and a late scramble. Jim Youel added a 93 yard punt return for Great Lakes over Purdue 27 1. Illinois beat Indiana 26 19 as Patterson and Swanke boosted Iowa over Minnesota 19 12. Texas A&M beat Bryan Air Field 29 8, Duke routed Richmond 61 7, Cornell crushed Syracuse 39 6, and others noted including Pitt over West Virginia 26 13 Harvard over Bates 43 6 Bucknell Muhlenberg 40 0 Colgate over Navy 129 in a scrimmage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southern California
UCLA
Los Anseles
Johnny Roesch
USC
Uclans
Jim Youel
Great Lakes
Purdue
Trinomph
Paul Petterson
Tindig
Indiana
Illnois
Patterson
Illini
Hoosiers
Ray Swanke
Iowa Seahawks
Minnesota
Bobby Gof
Texas Aggies
Bryan Air Field
Duke
Richmond
Wake Forest
Oldie
Statue of Liberty
North Carolina
Cornell
Syracuse
Pitt
Panthers
West Virginia
Harvard
Bates
Villa Nova
Scranton
Bucknell
Muhlenberg
Colgate
Sampson Navy
North Texas AgxKies
Texas Christian Apast
Kansas
Rice
Walloping
Galveston Aaf
Michigan
Marquette
Kenitheky
Lhose
Mississippi
College of Pacife
St. Mary's
Bisons Edge Orioles 4-2 In IL Semi Final Drama
Baltimore against Buffalo in the International League semi final ended 4-2 as Walter Wilson outdueled Red Embree to lift the Bisons before a record Municipal Stadium crowd of 32 913. Embree had wild pitches and an early Orioles lead, while Boheos aided errorless defense as the six game rema ins tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltmore
Buffalo
Baltimore
Orioles
Walter Wilson
Embree
Municipal Stadium
Boiheos
Oxoles
Rochester Trims Union 77 to 7 in Schenectady
The University of Rochester Yellowjackets routed Union College 77 to 7 in Schenectady on Saturday. Rochester used long runs and interceptions to overpower the Union defense, scoring once in the first and third periods and twice in the second before finishing strong in the final period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Rochester Yellowpackets
Union College
Schenectady
Rochester
Voiselle Wins 21st as Giants, Pirates Split Twinbill
New York Giants and Pittsburgh Pirates split a doubleheader with Voiselle earning his 21st win for the Pirates in the nightcap. The opener saw the Giants win 5-4 behind strong hitting from George Hausmann and late scores to overcome the Pirates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bues
Giants
Voiselle
Reds Turn Back Braves in twin bill sweep
Cincinnati beat Boston 2-1 in the opener and 1-0 in the second game of a doubleheader, backed by Arnold Carter pitching. Carter earned his tenth win, Boston could muster only two base runners against him, and Eddie Miller made an error to aid Cincinnati. The Reds won the first game 2-1 behind Harry Gualbert, while Boston’s Johnny Hutchings took the loss in the fourth. The day’s scoring featured McCormick, Tueller, Tipton, and Walker producing the Reds’ runs with timely hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York GR
Frack Guatine
Tommy O'Brien
Yester
Gay
Pitsburg Pirates
New York Giants
Giantz
Voiselle
Jimmy Russell
Sober Barrett
Bob Ebsott
Barrett
Eliot
al Rybeling
Frankie Zak
Bob Efiiatt
Pittsburg
Ernie Lombardi
Gstermusser
Lopez
Cassiis
Voteele
Lombardi
Mancuy
Piitsburg AB. R
AL Cescaran
Russell Ify
Eltett
O'Brien
Uf. 12 Dathrens, 14T * | Guess Te, Ae. * ‘Carsel
Clay
Beorex
Caster
Boston
Hartmann, Coscaract
Kerr
Rane AB AB
Luby
Cine
Berres
Hanesman
J Wiecelmann
Eutort
Holmes
Vich
Niaman
Dahlgren
Elliott
Hausmann
Dhp
Iscrtatl
Nsine
Debikren
Adast
Ne York
Pitteburg
Hofera
Dale
E. Throu
Workman
Strincévicr I
Metron
Unipitys
Bear- Phas
Don. Goetz
Jord
Tyime
Ale Hutching
Hutchings
Pinebu
Ballanfant Boggess
Fite
Boston Upi
Cincinnai
Braves
Chreehie
Arnold (Letty) Carter
Reds
Carter
Eddie Miller
Johnny Hutchings
Ray Maeer
Jim Tobin
Cincinnati
Harry Gualbert
Frank McCormick
Stueller
Tipton
Daii Clay
Germi Walker
McCormick
Phil Mast
Etchison
Connecticut Yankee Girls Pitcher Tosses No Hitter
Sophie Arabinke of the Connecticut Yankee Girls softball team was announced as ace yesterday and hours later threw a no-run no-hit game against Winchester Hireites. The Yanks won 5 to 0 as Arabinke struck out two and scored twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
UPI
Sophie Arabinke
Connecticut Yankee
Winchester
Hireites
Also Mentioned on This Page
Trips
Fordians
Associated Press
Worcester
Connecticut
Norwich
Atlantic City Naval Air Base
Swarthmore
Franklin & Marshall
Ursinus
Coast Guard Academy
Tufts
Bosox
Amcb
Fox
Rees
Newsome
Ai Lake
Ea Conroy
Cecil
Hoover
Roe
Tibaz
Maza
Hisains
Bae
Boren Bassi
Eck Sey Hausie i
His
Terry
Termes
Bin
Pere
Bat Ph Cherie Terre
Rieleare Ante tAval
Buddy Rogar
Indians
Bud. Metheny
Yankees
Metheny
Rosac
Chay
Lonix
Browns
A’s
Bengals
Cubs
The
Browls
Patentaives
Wohl Aia
Chisox
Mark Chman
Aaseman
Abe Heareth
Verbut
Wes
Stephens i
Byenes
George McQuinn
Jess Flores
Estalella
Christan
Dark Kramer
Als
Stephens
Ford Carrison
Estalelia
Dick Siebert
Garrison
Athies
Watt Lefebvre
Fiemi
Ead Owen
AL Stroud Gare
Aya
Hall
Garr
AB. Rao A
J Torres
Ema
Hughes
Richolson
Binks
sMetshee
Danessanare
Ferralt
Cunis
P. Ca
Jonsson
Weliamna
Carrangnel
Matis
Moore Geplus
Bancus
Galan It
Strosky
Evich
OlWalker
fCarnet
Bi Sehulte
Jopdan
Oleare
Ri Tin
Christa
Durrett
Teeker
Ferren
Eoltn
Hekalk
jWaugia
Butkas Schalk
Trosix
Ven
Chicaco
Brazan
Aes
Curtis
Carrasqiett
Fey Stan Staefkeouts
Cattie
Tl& de Hia
Hh. Cort
Carranquel
Laanz Lou Is
Bering
Curche
Pipssrae
Eoix
Enatelia
Runsmaicsgo
Ayeine Siebert
Felia
Ciximiman
Beoorl
Taree
Derringer
Huxhes Cararreia
Estalgiia
Aderhols
McGhee
Busch
Dare Hiering
Home Stephens
Mm — Xicheison
Or — Dertingere
Philadelphinnes
Pats
Bod’ Quaye
Johreon Ant Rasen
Bals
Kramer Rhwes
Kramar
Fieres
OX Fis
Brno
Deerhnner
Sitener
Erie
Yanks
Abroa
Stirawents
Metdear
Rt Mastiv
Lingeil
Suen
Crosett
Fort Steroack
Borwr
Pai
Goste Pete
Betheing Resertoire
AB. R. Oa
Quitennine
Botéres
Seerer
Sime. c
Bard
Clevenand
Buna Samedin
Hardar
Cabhechine
Bowtreau
Suraweles
Pase Harder
Honran
Surawells
Lacritte
Borwy
Babie Pisra
Crogerth
Tf Weise
Even
Boece
Boudreat
Hanler
Mack
Boudrean
Rocce
Barbask
Siemens
Lets
Bager New Fork A. Geveland Te Bares
Balle
Herder
Borowy & Etrikeouis
Borowy
Zaver
Boy
Mainge
Rosst
Zuber
Losied Ptt
Hubaard
Jones
Steimers
Muentanre
Gt Phila Delemia
Sooner
Hattesboerger
Becca Gane
ST. Lois
A. Berzamo
Marna
Wski
AL Lewhsa
Adghina
Lupien
Au Omhey
Pied
St. Fr. Rs
Pewart
Henner
Sthanr
Ae Toran
Loum
Hamner
Bea
Stewart Letton
Bares
Sases
Wee
Sethans
Senonz
Sata
Conytes
Tisse
Edge
St. Mears
Gis Ns
la Salle
St. Louie
Bisons
Jr-Fish Research & & Engineering Company
Main ST
Agawam
Mass
U.S
A. I
Steel
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!