Braves Nip Bums Move Into Third
In Pittsburgh, the Pirates upset the Reds 5-2 as Law held Cincinnati to two runs over eight innings and Post homered. The loss drops Cincinnati one game behind Philadelphia, with Brooklyn and Milwaukee ties for third. Law improves to 3-2 while Nuxhall falls to 1-4.
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Tigers Rally With Homers Beat Yankees 9 4 in Detroit
Charlie Maxwell and Al Kaline homered for the Tigers as Detroit defeated the New York Yankees 9 to 4 at Briggs Stadium. Frank Lary earned his first win since May 5 with help from Al Aber over the final innings, as Detroit clinched the four game series in front of 129,372 fans.
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Maxwell drives in five as Tigers rout Yankees in Detroit
Maxwell belted his 9th and 10th homers and drove in five runs as Detroit pounded three New York pitchers including Turley Larsen and Terry. Kaline Kuenn and Slaughter with Boone and Ray contributed homers and the Tigers built a big early lead.
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Pastrano Harris Boxing Match Builds Heavy Interest
Willie Pastrano and Roy Harris, the 2 1 favorite and No 9 contender, kept light workouts as ticket sales near 40 000 in Houston for a 10 round heavyweight bout at Sam Houston Coliseum. Dundee warned of hometown bias and the referees and judges will be unnamed at weigh in tomorrow.
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Snead’s 21st Try Opens Open With Snead Praise
Whitney endorses Sam Snead for the National Open at Inverness Toledo while noting Snead’s past heartbreaks and current form. The piece highlights Snead’s endurance shown in the Round Robin with a 67 late surge, his 45 years of age, and skepticism about mental blocks hindering victory.
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