Dodgers Take Lead With 10-7 Win Over Phillies
Pee Wee Reese hit his 14th homer with two on in the eighth as Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 10-7 to sweep the series and seize first place by a half game. Andy Seminick also homered twice for the Phillies, Duke Snider hit his 18th for Brooklyn, and Roy Campanella left with a back injury.
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Roy Campanella
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Meyer
Jim Godfrey
Alex Burkhart
Wade Tate
Lou Fitzgerald
Brown
Campbell
al Machado
Foxy Jodie Phipps
George Archie
Pioneers
Aggie Freshmen Seek Grid Game Oct 5 or 6
College Station Aug 11 Aggie freshmen seek a football game against a junior college eleven. Athletic director Barlow Irvin proposed Oct 5 or 6 under Kyle Field lights after a Southwest Conference scheduling rule forced cancellation of a booking with Allen Academy due to near freshman registration.
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Allen Academy
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Kyle Field
Standings report with mixed scores and team names
Twins lead Eagles 6 to 2 as Temples and Cendere oe and Mantaras Stratton post 7 3 00 000 2. Romeey 4 Majors 7 Owls 2. Gainesville 100 000 000 2 11. Greenville 000 050 02x 7 11. Quitin Sanders Pullig Sosh.
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Pioneers Face Texarkana Tilt After Late Rally in Sherman
Texarkana Bears beat the Pioneers 8 6 at Disch Field after leading 8 0. Pioneers stage late rally, seven errors hurt, with Jodie Phipps closing the gap as Emery Hresko started the big ninth inning rally.
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Austin American Spa
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Fred Campbell
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Phipps
Wichita Falls
Waco
Pioneer
Texarkana
Emery Hresko
Brown
Maxim Next Foe for Charles in Heavyweight Title Talk
Joey Maxim of Cleveland emerges as a likely challenger to Ezzard Charles for the NBA heavyweight title with a possible Chicago meeting in October or November. The report notes Maxim’s close losses to Charles and mentions other boxing semifinals and related sports moves across the scene.
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Cleveland
Ezzard Charles
Chicago
Charles Richard
Pancho) Gonzales
Newport
R. I
Herb Flam
Art Larsen
Cleveland Indians Rally Past White Sox in 12th
In Cleveland on August 11 the Indians defeated the Chicago White Sox 6 to 3 in the 12th inning. Cass Michaels misplayed a grounder by Mike Tresh, allowing Johnny Berardino to score from second as Chicago failed to turn a double play.
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Gordon
Berardino
Ennedy
Hegan
Tucker
Garcia
Vila
Gromek
Benton
Easter Zoldak
Pai
Feller
Chicago
Doby
Aak
Paige
Surfens
Lawless Survives First TAF Action
Lawless outpointed Joe Dill in three rounds at Fort Worth as the opening night of the three night TAF boxing tournament began. Austin fighters Hiram Ruiz and Felix Baker won, while Hiram Gonzales scored a first round knockout. Three others drew byes to reach night two.
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Austin
Fort Worth
Lupe LaFuente
Eddie Garza
Joe Moran
San Antonio
Lawless
Joe Dill
Sheppard
Hiram Ruiz
Houston
Noe Flores
Felix Baker
Albert Rangel
Hiram Gonzales
Sheppard Field
Robert Wright
Seaholm Krueger Lead Field in City Golf Tourney
Defending champion George Seaholm Jr. opened with a 6 and 5 win over Dan James as 87 players started the city championship. Dudley Krueger matched a 6 and 5 victory over P J Dodson, with second round beginning Sunday and third by the following Saturday. Other matches across flights include Penn over Whittington 5 and 3, Williams Jr. over Rice 5 and 4, Kizer over Edwin Kizer 5 and 4, Pfluger over Roye 3 and 2, Kinser over Craven 6 and 5, and Pfluger over Lawson 2 and 1. Mez zetti edged Long 1 up in the second flight. and in fourth and fifth flights, Zimmer over Fountain 2 up and Petri over Kirksey 1 up 19.
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Dudley Krueger
P. J. Dodson
Bastrop
Billy Penn
Harry Whittington
Morris Williams Jr
Tommy Rice
Roy Kizer
Edwin Kizer
Marion Pfluger
Milton Roye
Winston Kinser
W. F. Craven
H. W. Pfluger
Wally Lawson
George Mezzetti
Bobby Long
Dale Martin
Weldon Roper
James A. Williams
R. L. Moos
Don Edwards
Joe Nelson
W. H. Zimmer
Rick Fountain
Ed Petri
Curtis Kirksey
Roy Moe- Cuiston
Mickey Attas
I. Langford
Charles Spicer
So Smith
Paul Carlin
Bottlers Capture City League Title
The Seven-Up Bottlers defeated Kiwanis 10-9 to win the City Junior League title in 11 innings. The game featured a 3- run first inning deficit, a 5-3 Kiwanis lead, a 8-8 tie after seven, and a walk‑filled 11th inning where Johnny Burk forced home the winning run. Ernest Lawrence pitched well for Kiwanis before the 11th inning.
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