Detroit Club Bets on Newhouser in Tight AL Race
Detroit managers place faith in pitcher Newhouser as the Tigers chase crucial wins against the Indians and Browns. ONeill fields a wary lineup with Benton to start, Bridges returning to share late-season duties as Detroit battles for a World Series berth.
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Senators Rally In Eighth To Tie Series 7-5
Senators unleash a decisive eighth inning rally to beat the Barons 7-5, tying the series at two games each. A large crowd witnessed the late surge as the Governors Cup finals heated up with high drama and tight play.
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Albany Home For Last Time Tonight
The Albany Senators host the Wilkes-Barre Barons at Hawkins Stadium at 4 o clock. Senators rely on Kish on the mound while Barons counter with Boneuse or LeCebe as they seek to force a deciding game in Wilkes-Barre. Albany seeks home fans’ last chance to see the club this season as a late rally in the seventh helps seal a 5 4 win behind Hawley and Luzensky in a tense back and forth affair.
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Tingt
Bowling Notes From Multiple Leagues Across Town
The Zombies swept Hink Ladies and Manhattans beat Desquiris in the Weenies Women's league. Johnny Spring led Green Island Methodists with 352 as Adam Hopson added 513, powering two wins while St Luke's and other clubs posted scores and standings across Troy, Alpha Beta, J. M. and Walton Motors leagues with varied high games and triples throughout the fall season.
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Watervliet Grid Squad to Drill at High School Field
Sacred Heart football team plans a 6 15 p m practice at Watervliet High School field with coach Ton Halpin urging full equipment. Team aims to start campaign with home game next Sunday.
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Ton Halpin
Kate Volo Victor Dominates at Spa Raceway Feature
Kate Volo, driven by Harry Steut, swept the Ramapo feature at Spa Raceway for a $100 purse, charging from the back to win by three lengths. Verna Hanover held second, with Tompkins Hanover close behind. Gletta Aubrey won the second division, paying $8.50 to win.
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Bosox Tackle Commodores Thursday Bainbridge
Bainbridge Maryland hosts the Bainbridge Commodores in a season finale at 4 pm against the Boston Red Sox. Fans expect freshman Dave Ferriss to pitch for Bainbridge while ace Ken Ratfensberger, who has 19 wins and 3 losses, leads the staff. The teams will dine after the game.
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Playoff Gate Totals From Eastern League Finals
Financial results from the first four Eastern League Governors Cup playoff games are announced by President Thomas H. Richardson. Gross receipts 16531.30 dollars with federal tax 32596.28 dollars and a balance of 12933.02 dollars. League dives 1793.20 dollars leaves 11639.72. After 37 percent pool deduction, 4364.09 dollars. Club shares: 27274.53 total. Winning team 2008.93. losing team 1454.95. Attendance across four games was 17705.
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Associated Press
Thomas H. Richardson
Rochester 11 May Be Intact For Colgate Rochester 11 May
Rochester’s 11 may be intact for Colgate as five regulars recover from injuries. Coach Elmer Burnham expects all to be ready to start Saturday for UR’s third win over Colgate and Hamilton. Key players Bil Coffer Hamp Burnett Warren Fischer Bruce Lassadele face reconditioning after Oberlin loss.
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Sacred Heart Nines To Tackle New Yorkers In Troy
Sacred Heart of Watervliet, CYO League champions, travels to Prospect Park to face Sacred Heart of Manhattan, New York district titleholders, at 2 30 Sunday. Third New York CYO champion to play in Troy, following St John s of Rensselaer and St Michael s. Pitchers Hack Harris or Fran Abbatte, catcher Bebernita. Jack Ta Velle, New York City CYO director, with Tom Parrell, coach, bringing the visitors.
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Tom Parrell
One-Two Punch to Determine Winner in Cards Cubs Series
The explosive two game series pits the Cardinals against the Cubs with Crunch time near. Hank Borowy faces Harry Brecheen in a battle of pitching aces as Chicago seeks to trim a late season deficit. The Cards hold a lead while the Cubs aim to close the gap in a decisive set that could alter the pennant race.
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International Finals Halted By Rain
The Montreal Royals and Newark Bears reached the final playoff series after Montreal beat Baltimore four games to three and Newark eliminated Toronto four to two. Ray Hathaway faces Frank Hiller on the mound with rest for Montreal. Bruno Betzel shuffled plans and will rely on Hathaway if the series extends. Steve Kulik joins Newark for home games after leaving Colgate to coach at Blaine Academy.
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Cubs Pirates Doubleheader Washed Out In Rain
Weather forced the Cubs and Pirates to postpone their pennant duel and shift to a two game set in Pittsburgh. The Cubs finish their schedule with a single encounter at Pitt and faces a crucial stretch as the NL race tightens with St Louis.
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Four Navy Teams Get Tough Drill
Navy in Annapolis conducts a sixth and final week of fall football drills preparing for a 1943 debut against Villanova. Cmdr. Hagberg fields a first line fronted by Duden and Bramlett with backfield stars Senking Scott and Kely, and quarterback Bruce Smith. Second-string guard Larkin joins the squad as adjustments continue amid a busy slate of practice and standings in the era.
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Commisso Wins Sixth Western New York PGA Title
Frank Commisso captured the Western New York PGA championship at Midvale in Rochester with a score of 127 148 to win his sixth title. Leo O Grady, a former Midvale Pro now at Transit Valley, and Jack Gordon of Willowdale tied for second with 7545. Johnny Trish, the 1944 champion, did not defend his title.
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Inondaquoit
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Leo O'Grady
Transit Valley
Buffalo
Jack Gordon
Willowdale
Johnny Trish
Lamotta Robinson Set for Chicago 12 Round Bout
Lamotta, the welterweight favorite at 2 to 1, meets Robinson in a 12 round bout at Comiskey Park. Robinson, weighing about 142 pounds, claims he can win as he trains with calisthenics and sparring partners. promoters expect close to $100000 gate with $85000 in advance sales.
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Cuccinello Near Junior Loop Title in Final Games
Chicago’s Tony Cuccinello needs 400 at bats to secure the American League batting crown as the season nears its end. He sits at .308, three points ahead of Snuffy Stirn Weiss, with Stirn Weiss leading in several other categories as the stretch run unfolds.
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Rain Halts Bivins Henry Ten Rounder
Weather forced a postponement of the planned ten round heavyweight bout between Jenemy Bivins of Cleveland and Tanc ey Henry of California. The match will be moved indoors to Griffith Stadium and held tomorrow instead of outdoors as originally scheduled.
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