Senators Combine Hits To Edge Yankees 4 2 In Fifth
Washington used Ed FitzGerald's single and Milt Bolling Rocky Bridges and Eddie Yost doubles in the fifth to score three runs and beat the Yankees 4 2 at Yankee Stadium. Mantle homered for New York as Shantz took the loss, Stubbs improved to 7 4, and attendance reached 1 207 767 for 60 games.
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Red and White 11s Dominate Scrimmage At South Anderson Field
Red and White elevens scored seven touchdowns in a scrimmage under game conditions at South Anderson Field last night. Coach Jim Carter praised line blocking and ball carrier running but noted missed openings and weak downfield blocking as focus for next week before the opener with Ft Wayne South Side. White team won 30 to 12 anchored by veteran backfield including Bobby Crebrooks Teague Corzine and Tom Williams. Ted Williams edged AL batting lead with an infield single as Red Sox beat Orioles 8-1.
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Braves Extend Lead With Four Homers In 95 Victory Over Reds
Milwaukee Braves powered past Cincinnati with four homers led by Ed Mathews and Carl Sawatski totaling a 95 win. Spahn earned his 45th win over Cincinnati as Bud Podbielan struggled in his return, Reds hindered by walks and late pitching changes.
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Pete Whisenant
Crowe
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Felix Mantilla
Covington
Don McMahon
McMillan
Bob Thurman
Iron Liege Possible Start In $145000 American Derby
Kentucky Derby winner Iron Liege may run in the eight entry field for the American Derby at Washington Park. Calumet Farm trainer Jimmy Jones would not confirm a start while the purse nears 100 350 with a 145 900 gross value race. Carl Braun has led the Knickerbockers in scoring for seven seasons.
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New York Knickerbockers
Baseball scores and standings across American leagues
Major league results show St Louis 2 Chicago 1 and Brooklyn 10 New York 0. American Association games include Indianapolis 5 Wichita 3, Omaha at Minneapolis rain postponed. National League pitchers listed for New York at Brooklyn and other matchups. Home runs by Mantle and others highlight a busy day with several late games and rain delays noted.
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Americans Lead British In Cup Golf Matches
In wet Minikahda weather the U S Walker Cup team won two foursomes and led Britain 2 1 as eight singles set for Saturday. Rex Baxter and Billy Joe Patton defeated Ireland's Carr and Deighton 2 and 1 while Bill Campbell and Bud Taylor beat Scrutton and Russell 4 and 3. Reid Jack and Douglas Sewell gave Great Britain its only point.
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Amarillo
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Detroit
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Memphis
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Clarksville
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Joe Campbell
Purdue
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Muzzle-Loaders Set Five Day Meet in Friendship
The National Muzzleloading Rifle Association holds its 25th annual meet in Friendship Indiana with Morris Van Way of Shelbyville elected president. Over 400 athletes have registered toward an expected total of about 700 participants for the continuous competition. No scores will be posted until the crowning champion Monday after five days. Defending champ Judy Funderberg, 17, of Tiffin Ohio.
Rybolt's Hand Urban Drops First Loss In Final
In a tense Anderson Amateur Baseball Association post season game Urban League fell 9 to 8 to Rybolt after a late fielder's choice by Rybolt's combined two singles broke an 8 8 tie in the ninth. Fans harassed umpires and the Memorial Field crowd sparked a roughing play atmosphere as Urban suffered its first loss forcing a decisive rematch.
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Johnson Herbert Ready To Challenge Fall In Sun Valley Show
Briar Johnson and Herbert Wade race with Wendell Fall in the national crown roadster at Anderson oval. McBride and Jackson also figure to contend as roadsters and hardtops share a double header. Time trials start 7 p.m. CDT with two 30-lap features and a sept 14 racing fair makeup.
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Wendell Fall
Sun Valley Speedway
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Merrill McBride
Lewisville
Dick Jackson
Greenfield
Maxwell Homer Powers Tigers Past Indians In Cleveland
Maxwell hit a homer and drove in two runs as Detroit defeated Cleveland 7 to 4. Raines and Kuenn scored on a fourth inning error, Carrasquel and Wertz contributed RBIs, and Hoeft endured the loss while Valentinetti earned the win in relief.
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Dumas Scores Unanimous in Miami Beach Bout
Ralph Dupas of New Orleans defeated Johnny Busso of New York by a unanimous decision in a 10 round bout before 2 105 paying spectators at the Miami Beach Auditorium. Dupas led with infighting while Busso rallied late as observers noted. Dupas is involved in a New Orleans court case over a white birth certificate.
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Logan to rejoin Braves in Cincinnati Saturday
Milwaukee Braves shortstop Johnny Logan, sidelined since August 16 by an infected shin, will rejoin the team on Saturday in Cincinnati, it was announced here on Friday.
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Indiana horses aim for Hambletonian and Little Brown Jug of Indiana
Indiana harness horses race Saturday for a 13175 purse and the Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Assn. trophy to award the state championship for 2 and 3 year olds. Favorite Cotton Prince leads a strong field with 13 wins in 16 starts, while Mockingbird and Virgnes Tom Boy also figure as top contenders on the Indiana circuit tracks including Anderson Fort Wayne Columbus Logansport Muncie Shelbyville Connersville.
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Zoom's Council
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Rex Larkin
Chicago
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Tom Boy
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Maywood Park
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Taylor’s Song
William J. Schmidt
Frankfort
Taylor Song
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Crawfordsville
Ausbun Returns From The Orient
Anderson College basketball star Gary Ausbun is en route home after a summer tour of the Orient with the Venture for Victory V net team. The group traveled 28 000 miles and played in Hawaii Formosa Hong Kong and several other locales while promoting Christian outreach.
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Lufkin Texas Wins Pony World Series Title
Lufkin Texas won the Pony League world series with a 5 2 victory over Maywood Illinois on Friday night Two late inning home runs carried the Texans past Maywood Jim Hovorka tied the game in the fifth with a solo shot Jerry Register belted his fifth homer of the series to put Lufkin ahead Ron Davis doubled and Hayden Russell singled for another fifth inning run Billy Karrh added an insurance homer in the sixth
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Milwaukees Cripples Set To Return In Weekend Series
Milwaukee Braves expect two injured regulars to rejoin the club over the weekend. Shortstop Johnny Logan returns from an Aug. 18 infected foot and First baseman Joe Adcock comes back after a two month broken leg with actions opening limited. Buhl and Bruton remain sidelined though undergoing treatment. Manager Fred Haney cautioned Adcock’s status pending a run and hit test.
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Johnny Logan
Joe Adcock
Milwaukee Braves
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Fred Haney
Phillies Edge Pirates 4-3 Behind Sanford Victory
The Philadelphia Phillies scored all four runs in the first three innings to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3. Pitcher Jack Sanford earned his 17th win against five losses as Dick Groat homered for Pittsburgh.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Dick Groat
Bowler League Meeting At Rain's This Wednesday
The Bowlers New Wednesday Afternoon Mixed League invites all bowlers to a meeting at Rain's on September 4 at 1 30 PM. Everyone welcome.
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Robinson Agrees to Title Fight With Basilio at Yankee Stadium
Sugar Ray Robinson and Carmen Basilio will defend the middleweight crown at Yankee Stadium on Sept 23 with theater TV guarantees totaling $255,000 for Robinson and $110,000 for Basilio. The deal includes TV and radio shares plus a movie arrangement with United Artists, under TNT and IBC terms.
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Red Sox Promote Hitter Ken Aspromonte From Seals
Boston promotes Ken Aspromonte a 25 year old leading hitter from the San Francisco Seals to fill in after Ted Lepcio and Norm Zauchin broke wrists. Aspromonte is batting .331 in the Pacific Coast League.
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San Francisco Seals
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Ted Lepcio
Norm Zauchin
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