Dodgers Rally to Take Half-Game NL Lead in Key Sweep
Johnny Podres starved the Giants with 72 1 3 innings of two run ball and Duke Snider homered as the Dodgers beat San Francisco 8 2 to seize a half game in the frantic NL race with one week remaining. Mabry Wills had three hits and Don Demeter drove in three in a 1 hit attack. Snider paced the rally to back Podres and Nascent Dodgers offense in a dramatic late inning surge. The Braves moved into second with a victory over Philadelphia as Milwaukee bids for first place. The White Sox can clinch the AL title with a win over Cleveland Tuesday night.
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Ditmar Voices Yanks On Berra Day at Yankee Stadium
Former Pittsfield High athlete Art Ditmar spoke for New York Yankees in the Yogi Berra Day ceremony at Yankee Stadium. He presented the veteran catcher a check and, as a chosen aide to Bob Turley, said he plans to pitch tomorrow against the Washington Senators in Washington.
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Phillies Rally Shelters Sixth Win On Sawatski Homer
The Phillies rallied in the eighth for a 4 3 victory as Carl Sawatski belted a two run homer the lone hit off Jay. Indians Beat A s The Indians stayed alive in the AL race by defeating the Athletics 4 3 behind Cal McLish nine hits and four strikeouts Minnie Minoso and Tito Francona homered. Don Messi threw a strong nine hitter to deny a tie for the pennant Harvey Kuenn and Ted Lepcia supplied seven Detroit hits Vern Law earned his 18th win as the Pirates routed the Reds Stan Musial hit his 3200th career base hit in a Cardinals win Elston Howards two run homer helped the Yankees top the Red Sox Camilo Pascual pitched his seventh shutout as the Senators beat the Orioles 5 0.
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Amateur Champ Jack Nicklaus Won't Turn Pro
Nineteen year old Jackie Nicklaus, second youngest to win the National Amateur, returns to Ohio State studies and pharmacy career plans. He says he has no intention of turning professional after his Broadmoor victory over Charlie Coe, securing the title in a thrilling final.
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Celtics Open Practice Minus Center Gene Conley
The Boston Celtics began practice at Bobson Institute seeking a center to replace Bill Russell. Gene Conley was absent as the 6 foot 7 pitcher ponders whether to return to basketball after baseball. Ben Swain injured, and John Richter a back ailment candidate. The team plans two weeks of workouts before a 14 game exhibition tour with the Minneapolis Lakers.
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Pro Football Exhibitions GATURDAT Results Summary
The text reports football exhibition results with teams Seton and Washington scoring 3 and 16 respectively. contains garbled names and unclear context but indicates a scoring summary from a prior exhibition matchup. No clear date or full team names available in readable text.
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Cobb Picks White Sox To Cop Series
BOSTON AP Cobb predicts the Chicago White Sox will win the World Series. He cites their run power and strong defense led by Aparicio Landis Fox and Ty. The former great doubts fall of American League rivals and backs the Sox to clinch the title. He spoke at a B nai B rith sports awards dinner alongside Dempsey Owens Arcaro Budge Shore Quimet Friedman.
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Flatbush Foibles Dodgers Still Dodgers To Jolks Across Bay
A playful 1951 Brooklyn Dodgers fan laments cross-bay loyalties as the team clings to first place. The piece mocks rival fans and recalls Abner Doubleday, Bill Terry, and the Dodgers’ season turning moments, ending with a casual note about pool and pigeons at Hanrahan’s.
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American League Saturday and Yesterdays Results
Baseball scores show Chicago 4 Cleveland 13 Kansas City 7 New York 3 Koston 1 Baltimore 5 Washington 3 Yesterday Detroit 3 Chicago 4 Cleveland 3 Kansas City 3 New York 7 Boston 3 Washington 3 Baltimore 0 Today no games scheduled Mel tomorrow Kansas City at Detroit Chicago at Cleveland
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National League Saturday results and upcoming schedule
Yesterday two teams split double figures and two games went to extra innings as Milwaukee beat Philadelphia 9-3 and Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh 4-3 in 12 innings. Tonight only Milwaukee at Pittsburgh and Chicago at St Louis are on the slate with tomorrow’s matchups including San Francisco at Chicago and Milwaukee at Pittsburgh.
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Red Sox Yankee series marked by injuries and rout
The 1959 Boston New York baseball clash headlines with Sox dominance and a string of injuries. Yankee pitchers Turley and Duren are out for the year after injuries, while Boston fans recall earlier virus setbacks and a five game Yankee sweep.
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Bowling Bulletin Board NCR American League Recap
Bowling bulletin lists results and player totals from the NCR American League. Names include Orr Ladbroshy Hotehineon Berle Knox Ladbrook Beauchaine Cyr Gachowits Nath various team entries Mohawk Apache and Throwlers with multiple single string scores and standings noted.
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Richmond Tops Havana in 3-1 playoff win
Richmond Virginians moved within 3-2 of Cuba after a 3-1 victory over Havana Sugar Kings led by Bob Wiesler's first post season win. Deron Johnson and Bil Shantz collected two RBIs apiece as Emilio Cueche took the loss.
College boxing action and early football upsets across major programs
A chaotic los angeles boxing recap notes Babs Brown stopping Rudy Corona as contenders loom. College football buzz spreads: Army Oklahoma Auburn Iowa Notre Dame clash with rugged opponents. Cadets under Dale Hall host Boston. Oklahoma visits North Argentina. Auburn aims to extend its 24 game unbeaten streak vs Tennessee. Iowa travels to California for Rose Bowl replay while Notre Dame debuts under Joe Khuharich hosting North Carolina. UCLA held Purdue to a scoreless tie as several upsets hit Virginia, Texas A M, West Virginia, Alabama, and Texas Tech, with Maryland beating West Virginia 27 7 under Tom Nugent.
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Kelley Wins Kilometer Run In New York State
John J. Kelles a veteran marathoner from Boston won the National 25 kilometer run from Albany to Schenectady in 1 hour 6 minutes. Rudy Mendez of the New York Pioneer A.C. took second as 33 started and 90 finished. Kelley’s Groton Conn schoolteacher background helped lead his team to first with 39 points, Pioneer Club second at 38.
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College Football Be United Preaw Interna Fact
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Fenway League Opens Wednesday With New Lodge Team
The Fenway Bowling League starts its 4 60 season Wednesday at 9 p m at Lou's Alleys. Box Exford, the current league president, announced the opening and noted one new entrant this season representing Pontoosue Lodge.
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Major College Football Saturday Results
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