Brooks Rally To Wallop Giants 7-4
Brooks overturns the New York Giants with a 7 to 4 victory. Lonard earned his second ace while Stixey and Lombardt led hits as Dodges spurted late to seal the win. Attendance was 7,420.
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Brooks
Wallop Giants
Goody Reser
Gu Ting
New York
Roy Lee
Lonard
Giants
Stixeyues—S
H&s
Voirelle
preven-Ey V. Lombardt Waghet
Felémen
Bath
Lombert
Loring
Clemences and Hawleys Clash in Hawkins Stadium
The Clemences and the Hawleys meet Sunday in Hawkins Stadium for a postseason appreciation game at 2:30 p.m. Fred Clemence, star pitcher, is tipped to start for Clemence City, while Chuck Hawley starts for the rival. Most of the Eastern League squad will participate, and proceeds will be split two thirds to the winners and one third to the losers.
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Clemences
the Hawless
Hawkins Stadium
Fred Clemence
Standings and schedules from yesterdays baseball games
Eastern League standings show Chicago, St Louis, Brooklyn, New York, Boston and Cincinnati in close races with daily results. Scheduled games list matchups including Chicago at Lotis, Brooklyn versus New York, Pittsturg at Es, and Cleveland at De, with final Albany in Western standings noted.
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Chicago
St Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Itsburg
Brooklyn Star
Bsttsburg
New York TT
Boston
Cincinnatio
Philadelphia
Frobatle Murlers
Si Lotis
C. Bs
Paigseau
Brooklsn
Brewer
Pittsturg
Sew
Iand Carter
SL Louis
Art Cleveland
Detroit
Petro Detroit A &O
Washington
St. Louis Wis
Csreland
Cabezo
Pritzdelphia
St Joseph's Pinners to Meet Tonight at 8 PM
The St Joseph's Bowling League will convene at St Josepha Chi tonight at 8 pm to outline the season. All members from last year's teams and those wishing to participate this year have been urged to attend.
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St. Joseph's Bowling League
St Josepha Chi
Cubs Rally in Seventh to Beat Cards 6 5
Cubs surge in the seventh inning to defeat the St Louis Cardinals 6 to 5, breaking an earlier 3-2 deficit. Borowy earned his 20th win as Chicago moved within reach of the league lead amid a tense, error-prone game with Brecheen faltering after six strong innings.
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Chicago
Cubs
Chicag
Salitpa
Ala
Mia
Marty’ Marion
Cardinals
Louis
Fin
Jolly Chol Grim
Brecheen
Ror Hughes
Marion
Borony
Hughes
Sien Hack
Don Johnson
Red Schoendienst
Borowy
Amer
Peanuts Lowrey
Phil Cavartettas
St. Louis Cardinals
Bieerr
St Louis Browns
Jly Southworth
Lanother Leity
George Dockins
Andy Paf‘ko
Deckins
Ken Burthart
Borowy T
McGinnity
Baltimore Kcars
New York Giants
Garms
Augie Bergamo
Adames
Heatly to Open Soccer Season at Green Island
Heatly and Berlin open the soccer season today at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Green Island. The game is set for 4 o clock.
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Heatly
Berlin
Veterans Memorial Stadioum
Green Island
Tigers Step Nearer Flag As Rain KO's Tribe Game
Detroit notes show rain ruined yesterday’s opener with Cleveland and postponed a doubleheader. If today’s games are washed out, Detroit would clinch the American League title by losing or tying, while attendance hopes fade. the pennant chase hinges on two scheduled games in Briggs Stadium amid lingering storms.
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Tigers
Af & Ing
Weahington
Bo Levis
Bureal
Tod
Briggs Stadium
Washlington
St. Louis
Detroit
Ark
Todéey
New York Yankees
Rain KO
Jockey Guild Stands Uncertain in Eads Case
New York officials said they cannot form a definite opinion on Wendell Eads guilt or innocence. The Guild faced pressure after Illinois permits and threats of a strike, with directors meeting to review evidence and uphold fair play.
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New York
Jockers
Thingis
Guild
Wendell Eads
Ingis
Eddie Arcaro
Belmont Park
New York Turf Writers’ Association
Agua Caliente
Alvin Booker
C. E. Davison
Greentree Stabie
Arcaro
Warren Wright
Calumet Farm
Jockey’s Community Fund and Guild
Cheerful Is Victor Wins at Spa Raceway Night
Local Ballston Spa set cheers as Cheerful, driven by Will Berry, won the feature at Saratoga's Spa Raceway fending off Miss Kitty Bun ter and Guy Notonia. The Gloversville mare paid 16.80 to win in a 53,000 dollar program, with Hal Mix trailing after a start stumble.
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Saratoga Raceway
William Cassara
Gloversville
E4 Morgan
Mnight
Hingston
Guy Notonia
Miss Kitty Bunter
Hal Mix
A. Whitney Brown
Johnstown
Cheerful
Mfiss Kitty Bunter
Katie Brown
Sunburp
Guy Nutonia
Kitty Bunter
Mish Kitty Bunter
If Craiz
Zee
Neal Patch
Craig
Booger Pom
Amaia
Salcoles Peters
Diltieger
Mas
Dany Deabie
Gietta Autres
Piltxte
Burr Siskiyou
Garasey
Bex Stout
Somerville
Geotland Yard
Cross
Bae
Mary McGregor
Tryanhe
Chartotte W
Besiar
Holigrudt Ace
Saladin
Bop
Lat Hanoyit
Rushner
Marenpag
Eady Storr
Buster
S. Craigs
Katie Esorn
Foe C. Abbe
Bert
Peckham
Earh Hanover
Dillon
Scot
Kebsas
Astee
King
Katte
Gur Netonia
Misa K. Canter
Chickish
Hat Biz
Raceway Entries Drive Busy Purses and Races
The meet lists multiple events with trotting and pacing purses from 250 up to 400 dollars. Entries include Calumette J Lord Drew Peter Patchén and Green Ine plus drivers Peckham Stout and Abbe Jr. Races feature four-year-olds and up with times and placements noted across pacing and trotting cards.
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C. Peckham
Stout
Fritka Wigid
VasDesverken
Quite. Suse Jr
Jackson
Ketzet Jone
A. Rodney
A. Willarss
J. Shatery
Bunter Babe
Amator Aleo
Calumette
J. Lord Drew
Peter Patchén
Unian
Jane Grattan
Swart Miller
Josedaie Gaus
Frisco
Salle
Dor
Time's Search
Mosher Mitaie
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Peek Ramy
Mine Basover
VanDerses
Ata Ecginle
Soorth
Fretting
Heard
Bonvnia Hanswerth
Jones
Fas
Train
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Howey
Yee Hanover
Ackermat
Deliy Deabie
Desperade
R. Cobbi
Roald Day
Falk
Tiberas
Sccreton
Beverly Bingen
Nd Craig
Craigy
Linda Gregor
X. Morena
June Gray
J. Overtela
Gatiaer
Doris Este
Une Pete
Yes
Scott
Ackernan
Carrae Granan
Gatdy Beakeh
Craigy George Wallenberg
Grrnzd Rinck Barnes
Garnsey
Zar Zam
A. Howell
Star
Craig Alro
McWoney
Wid Majesty
Biguin
Parke
Mighty Worthy
H. Bushway
W. Bey
Make Dale
Flashton
H., Stoat
Peter A‘worthy
P. Loeee
Stik Abbe
Chapdetzine
Tavren
Yale Captain Paul Walker to lead punt team this season
Yale captain Paul Walker, the 20%pound Oak Park athlete, appears set to be the No 1 punter for the Yale football team against Tufts, after taking over kicking duties last season. Walker spent practice focusing on punt prep and pass defense as teammates worked on blocking and tackling.
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New Hayes
Conn
Yale
Lestre
Tufts
Paul Walker
Oak Park
Walker
Seston
Matea
Ming
McPhail Visits Havana Hotel for Cuba Training Stay
New York Yan Reen club president Larry MacPhail arrived in Havana to inspect accommodations as American League players are expected to spend part of spring training in Cuba.
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Havana
Larry MacPhail
New York
Yan Reen Baseball Club
Cuba
Browns Triumph Over White Sox In Four Run Safari
St Louis Breens assemble a walk and nine hits including a Cael Leads double to push four runs across in the fourth inning, beating the Chicago White Sox 5 to 2 for Lefty Hollingsworth’s win. Ed Lopat exits after a fourth inning, White Sox score one in the next.
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St Louis CP
St Louis Breens
jCael
Chicago White Sox
Lefty
A Helingsworth
Ed Lopat
Faral
White Sox
BO Nagel
Wally Moses
Verton Stephens
Laabs
Frank Mancuso
Len
Schulte
Hollingsworth
Gureeri
Browns
Mix Byrnes
Che
Johnny Johnson
Sen
Chicago
International Finals Halted By Weather in Governor's Cup
Montreal Royals and Newark Bears opened the Governor's Cup best-of-seven but were postponed for a second time by weather. If possible, Montreal’s Ray Hathaway will face Al Todd while Newark’s Frank Hitter starts with catcher Bill Stelnecke in the inaugural duel.
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Montreal
Newark Bears
Montreal Royals
Royals
Ray Hathaway
al Todd
Frank Hitter
Newark
Bill Stelnecke
Conn Becomes theps Civilian Again Camp fee Va CM Billy Cowan
Billy Cowan of Pittsburg, once heavyweight champion of the world, was discharged from the One States Army yesterday and returns home for brief rest. He plans to resume civilian boxing, aiming for a shot at Champion Joe Louis and the world heavyweight title. He spent over three years in service entertaining soldiers and earned 91 points.
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Camp Fee
Billy Cowan
Pittsburg
Ight
Brlef
Joe Louis
Cenn
Senators Beat Barons 6 3 In Cup Final Game
Albany Senators defeated Wilkes-Barre Barons 6 to 3 in Hawking Stadium before 7000 plus. Luzansky hit a three run homer in the fourth as McCabe went the distance for the Barons, while Kish rallied for Albany with a late two run rally in the ninth.
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Wilkes- Barre Barons
McCaffrey
Oms
Wilkes Barret
Albany
Wilses-Barre
Tex
Pennsylvania
Senators
Jesky
Brun
Omd
Iim
LAX
Barons
Bull Lugansky
Albacywack
Wikes-Barre
Elmer Kish
Hander
John Smith
Wilkes-Barre
Innning Mayhew
Bob Rothe
Mayhew
Rothel
Luzansky
Geld
Guzek
Rip Collins
Ald
Lusansky
McCabe
Mihalik
Aldany
Henry
Guzak
Zence
Mayhews
Visan
Kish
Raddant
Conway
Curtis
Smith
Ward
Reggie
Williams
Collins
Fred Clemence
Dick Porter
Gene Conway
McCane
Weeter
Noger
Beary
Gusak
Luzasaky
Claire
Reggio
P- Foaig
Seth
Guksk
Homarun-Lusarsky
Coline
Saetiice Marnew
Seses
Rasea
G& Kish & Io
Sinitie
Sivick
Risk
Bish
McDon
Kothel
Mirza Berais
Ring
Beran
Aspengance
Eastern League Cup Final Game Heads to Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes-Barre hosts game six of the Eastern League Governor's Cup final, Albany and Wilkes-Barre each aiming to seize the series. Fred Clemence and Chuck Hawley prepare for pivotal performances as fans expect a dramatic showdown in Hawkins Stadium.
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Wilkes-Barre
Grid Yanks Win Opener 28 to 7
Boston AF A smashing night before a S7502 crowd at Fenway Park.
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Boston
Fenway Park
Missouri Stars Injured Skip Ohio State Game
Coach Chauncey Simpson of Missouri announced that tailback Bill Della stations halfback Bob Hopkins and end Ray Cliffe will not play against Ohio State at Columbia Saturday. All three are nursing injuries.
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Columbia
Chauncey Simpson
University At i Missouri
Bill Della Stations
Bob Hopkins
Ray Cliffe
Ohio State
Columbdus
Firemen to Bowl At K C Alleys
Troy Firemen's Bowling League opens tonight at 9 o'clock at the K of C alleys. Four teams compete with bowlers asked to arrive by 6 46 for setup and registration.
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K.C. Alleys
Army Coach Sei On Backfield for Opener Saturday
West Point reports practically set first team backfield for Saturday’s opener. Earl Blaik devotes practice to timing and cohesion of the second unit. Arnold Tucker at quarterback and Gloria Davis at left half pace the backfield with Bienchard at fullback. Chabot may start at right half.
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West Point
Earl Blaik
Army
Arnold ‘Tucker
Gloria Davis
Doc Bienchard
Bobby Chabot
Andy Gustafson
Blaik
Johnny Seuer
Seuhe
Stuart
Shorty
McWilliamwne
Rowan
Cornell Makes Lineup Shifts For Bucknell Game
Ithaca changes in the starting lineup were announced by Coach Ed McKeever. Jack Rakoski moves to tight end halfback, replacing Tom Jasie niecki who is out with an injury. Joe Hrozina earns right tackle, BU Speeze shifts to left guard, and Harold Devold hobbles with a sprained ankle but is expected to be ready for Saturday.
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Ithace
Bucknell
Eimiont
Ed McKeever
Jack Rakoski
Tom
Jasie
Niecki
Bel Cles
Joe Hrozina
Syracuse
BU Speeeee
Wil
Barold Devold
Cubs Rally To Top Cardinals In Tight Comeback Win
The Chicago Cubs defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 5 4 in a hard fought late inning comeback. Ray Prim delivered relief pitching and Andy Palko along with Phil Cavarretta drove in two runs each to secure the win as Chicago moved within two games of the pennant with six left to play.
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Chicago Upi
Chicago
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Ray Prim
Manic Borony
Andy Palko
Phil Cavarretta
Charley Grimm
Paim
Cuccinella Aims for AL Batting Title With 467 At Bats
Tony Cucci Cuccinella of the Chicago White Sox remains the AL batting leader, adding a single in three plate appearances to push his at bats to 467. He tops George Stimwells of the Yankees, who has 305 at bats, as the 41-year-old third baseman has played 118 games this season.
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St. Louis
Tony Cuccinella
Chicago White Sox
Third Wacker
White Sox
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