Dodgers Rally Five In 10th To Beat Reds 7 6
Brooklyn tops Cincinnati 7 6 as Ted Kluszewski drives in four with a trio of hits. In the 10th, the Dodgers erase a 6 2 Reds lead, getting two runs from Kluszewski and a rally capped by a bases loaded walk and a Furillo RBI single.
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Baumholtz Returns to Bruin Lineup in Cubs Loss
Frankie Baumholtz started in center field for Chicago yesterday after an injury layoff. He went 1 for 4 as the Bruins fell 6 to 4 to Vern Bickford and the Braves.
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Giants retire Belford era number 12 as Elliott takes 12
Bob Elliott of the Giants now wears Eddie Stanky’s old numeral 12, marking a symbolic honor as the jersey changes hands. The swap honors a former star while linking current roster history to a bygone era.
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Oliver Named Athletic Director and Coach at Rio Grande College
Rio Grande College appointed Newt Oliver as athletic director and basketball coach succeeding Floyd Rees. Oliver, a 725 point scorer in 1947-48, previously coached Wellsville High School to 24 wins and 2 losses, with both losses to Steubenville. He also coached at Upper Sandusky High School before 1951.
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Arcaro Aims for Second Record Purses in Arlington Lassie
Jockey Eddie Arcaro seeks a second record purse win in five days aboard favored Mimi Mine in the Arlington Lassie Stakes at Arlington Park. The $68,175 race for juvenile fillies features 11 starters, with Mimi Mine owned by Mrs Her bert Herff of Memphis and the winner slated to receive $53,275.
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Brews Sweep Pair and Others in Split Shortstakes
The Milwaukee Brewers swept Louisville 16-2 and 13-5 to move within 2 ½ games of Kansas City in the AA race. The Blues beat Indianapolis 11-1 with four homers. Minneapolis split with Columbus 5-4 and 7-8 as Saint Paul beat Charleston 4-2. Rollie Hemsley, Charleston manager, finished behind the plate after Russ Kerns was spiked.
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Little Brown Jug Draws 746 Nominations for 1954
Delaware reports 746 nominations for harness racing 1954 Little Brown Jug. The event, richest pacing race, is set for Thursday September 18 with a purse over $60,000.
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War claims three West Virginia basketball stars of 1942
Three members of the 1942 West Virginia Mountaineers basketball champions were killed in action during World War II. The players served in the armed forces and died in the global conflict.
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Electronic Brain Could Shock Nation's Bookies
Richard Kleiner outlines how an analog computer might be adapted to handicap horse races by inputting track conditions, past performances, and jockey weight. He cites Rawley McCoy of Claude Neon as saying the right equations could let a machine predict winners, though practical realization may take decades.
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Bucks Rally For Nine Run Inning To Beat Kaslers
A nine run first inning powered Bucks Auto to a 12 10 victory over Kaslers Dairy. O Neil and Thompson each had two hits for Bucks while Reichart Davis and Orr led Kaslers with a triple and a double. Beasley Mathews next up for Bucks.
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Yankees Dominate Indians in Twin Bill Sweep
New York Yankees overpower Cleveland 7-3 and 8-1 as Vic Raschi and Allie Reynolds win their ninth and twelfth games. Simpson drives in two runs for Cleveland with a homer in game one. Indians drop two games back, trailing the Yankees by seven and a half in the standings.
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Trucks Gives 1 Hit Shantz Posts No 17
Baseball fans recalled a thrilling night as Virgil Trucks of Detroit allowed only one hit in a near no hitter. The Tigers pitcher carried a one run, one hit performance before yielding a single. The game featured high drama and near-record feats.
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JC's Hand Cline First Jr. Loop Loss
The Junior Chamber league game saw Jerry Cline suffer his first loss as Nye’s pitcher yielded a 22-11 rout in the third inning. Capt. John Rood led the winners with three doubles and a triple, while Charney and Simpking added three hits each. Cline doubled and hit two triples for the Tigers as Allen Fox and Tom Kyle also collected hits.
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