Pirates Edge Cardinals in Nightcap to Halt Cards’ Streak
In a split twin bill, the Pittsburgh Pirates overcame a four run deficit to beat St. Louis 5 to 4 in the 10th inning, while the Cardinals won the opener 9 to 1 behind Murry Dickson. Eddie Dyer gambled on Red Munger to slow the Pirates but misfired as Pittsburgh rallied late. The Yankees clung to a slim lead as Vic Raschi won his 18th, and Detroit surged with a nine of ten run. Coal Town won the Washington Park handicap, chalking up his 12th win in 13 starts.
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Detroit
Vic Raschi
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Boudreau Remains Hopeful Indians Will Retain Pennant
Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau remains hopeful the Indians can win the pennant as they head on a road trip to Detroit after a doubleheader sweep of Chicago. The club narrowed the gap on top rival New York and slipped a bit to Boston while home stand gains included four home runs led by Kennedy Keltner Doby.
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Pancho Gonzales Wins Dramatic US Championship Final
Pancho Gonzales of Los Angeles, 21, staged a remarkable comeback to defeat Ted Schroeder 16-18 2-6 6-1 6-2 6-4 in the U S national final before 13 000 fans in Forest Hills The victory may hasten his move toward the professional ranks Jack Kramer and Bob Riggs watched closely Hoping for fresh blood on the pro tour next year Margaret Osborne DuPont defended the women's title by defeating Doris Hart 6-4 6-1 and Gil Hall captured the veterans crown by beating Wilmer Allison 6-3 6-2.
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New York
Wilmer Allison
Austin
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Boxing card results across multiple cities
Boxers Jimmy Flood outpointed Danny Ruggerio in New York. Roy Carter stopped Rudy Turner in New York. Corky Gonzales defeated Eddie Marotta in Denver. Sandy Saddler beat Harold Dade in Chicago. Don Mogard outpointed Paddy Slavin in Belfast. Irish Bob Murphy stopped Ike Patton in San Diego.
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Jimmy Flood
Danny Ruggerio
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Roy Carter
Rudy Turner
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Corky Gonzales
Eddie Marotta
Cleveland
Chicago
Sandy Saddler
Harold Dade
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Don Mogard
Paterson
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Paddy Slavin
Ireland
San Diego
Bob Murphy
Ike Patton
Los Angeles
Syracuse Stretches Winning Streak To 18 In OVA Finale
Syracuse beat Racine 3-2 to extend its win streak to 18 as rain halted a second game with a 2-2 tie. Twin Cities and Point Pleasant were washed out twice, Gallipolis won both against Reedsville, giving Bees second place and leaving Racine tied for third. Henry Clatworthy edged Bill Williams in a photo finish for batting honors.
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Don Powell
Frank Valentine
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Lee Valentine
Lyle Balderson
Spencer
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Bill Robinson
Pete Gardner
Charles Chambers
Haggerty
Bill Hubbard
Hubbard
Vic Hager
Leo Valentine
Louie Sauer
Emilie Thomas
Marathon baseball results across leagues and associations
Recap of American League and National League games, including Chicago versus Cleveland, St Louis against Detroit, New York versus Philadelphia, Brooklyn versus Boston, Washington versus Milwaukee, and Chicago versus Cleveland. Also notes American Association standings with Minneapolis and St Paul, plus Syracuse and Gallipolis in key matchups and rain interruptions.
Basketball Schedule With Night and Day Matchups
The schedule lists Boston at Brooklyn a 7 30 p m with Voiselle 6 5 facing Newcombe 14 6 and Philadelphia at New York two games at 12 30 p m and 2 30 p m featuring Roberts 14 12 and Borowy 12 9 versus Jones 11 10 and Kennedy 11 10. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh 7 30 p m Fox 5 14 vs Walsh 1 2. Other games include Louisville at Toledo Columbus at Indianapolis Minneapolis at St Paul and Kansas City at Milwaukee all night.
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Baseball Leaderboard Snapshot From Early Season Claims
Williams of Boston leads batting with 353 and runs with 134. Stephens of Boston has 145 RBIs while Williams also tops hits with 176 alongside Mitchell of Cleveland at 170. Kell and Williams share 35 doubles. Williams hits 19 home runs and Dillinger 16 stolen bases lead, with Kinder of Boston 185 innings pitched and 783 strikeouts by Trucks of Detroit listed.
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Phillies top Giants 9-7 on Ennis ninth inning hit
Del Ennis led Philadelphia with four hits including a homer as the Phillies beat New York 9-7 in the first game. In the nightcap, Ennis added a homer and four hits in a 4-2 Phillies win. Freddie Hutchinson and Art Houtteman matched strong pitching for Detroit as they swept the Browns 4-0 and 2-1 with shutout and six hit effort.
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Baseball Scores From Early Season Matchups
The standings show multiple results including Washington 3 over New York 2 and Boston 4 over Philadelphia 2. Other games feature Cleveland 5 to St. Louis 0 Detroit 5 Chicago 4 and Brooklyn 6 New York 2. Chicago 11 Pittsburgh 7 plus St. Louis 6 Cincinnati 4 and Philadelphia 9 Boston 8.
Sports Mirror Today Recaps Past Big Matches
A digest of historic sports results lists United States Davis Cup sweep over Australia. It recalls 3 years ago Browns 44 0 over Miami in the AAFC opener. Five years back Cardinals 2 1 Cubs. ten years ago Giants 21 0 College Stars at Polo Grounds. Nearby baseball scores show Columbus 3 Louisville 2 Toledo 6 Indianapolis 2 Milwaukee 5 Kansas City 2 with Minneapolis at St Paul rained out.
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Eagles capture second straight Hocking Valley title in playoff win
Nelsonville Eagles beat Albany 12 to 5 to clinch their second consecutive league crown in a best of play, finishing the regular season 12 2 before rain halted the game in the sixth. Mark Brooker and Sam Jenkins powered the offense with three extra base hits each while Edgar Jones earned his 15th win.
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Panthers Fall Short as Nelsonville Takes Third Meeting
In a rain shortened clash at home, Nelsonville scored five runs aided by Panthers miscues after a two run opening by Dane and Kowalczyk. Farley and Gibbs led with hits and triples, while Neutzling Enlow and Kowalczyk added power as the Eagles held on for the win.
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Bobcats Focus On Pass Game As Ohio Team Prepares For WVU Opener
Ohio University gridders enter their second week of practice in anticipation of the September 24 opener with West Virginia. Injured players Jim McKenna Ed Roberts and Ralph Barrows remain out while Jim Umstead Ed Sudnick and Tony DiBaggio return to action. Practice emphasized pass offense and defense with timing drills and new plays. Art Gudde reported for morning workouts as both sessions concluded with 45 minutes of organized plays.
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West Virginia
Jim Umstead
Ed Sudnick
Tony DiBaggio
Jim McKenna
Ed Roberts
Ralph Barrows
Art Gudde
Racine Maroons to Meet Old-Timers Next Sunday
The Racine Maroons of the Ohio Valley Association will play the Racine Old-Timers club next Sunday at 2 30 p m in Racine.
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FCC clamps down on radio giveaways and public interest tips
Bill Nye laments FCC actions limiting contests like Double or Nothing and Stop the Music, then urges citizens to engage with city council. The piece ends with a broad safety message to watch one’s steps on crowded highways.
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