Yankees and Dodgers duel in wild seven game World Series
Between Ourselves from New York reports a marathon tense game at the Stadium with 21 Yankees and 17 Dodgers using record pitching depth. Highlighted by Al Gionfriddo’s 415 foot catch off Joe DiMaggio and Dan Bankhead’s timely run, the piece notes shifting decisions by scorers, tense fan reactions, and potential managerial strain as the series heads toward a possible tie or decisive finish.
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Greco Ciarioin New Haven Tonight Boxing Showdown
Johnny Greco faces Tommy Ciarl in a ten round bout on the Arena weekly fight card in New Haven. Greco is favored after recent ring showings to settle a long New Haven Waterbury score with Ciarlo recalling his win over Julie Kogon last winter.
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Jackson Returns to Yale Blue After Concussion
Yale ace Lev Jackson planned to rejoin the Blue squad today after a Saturday night visit to New Haven hospital. He suffered a slight concussion the first time he played against Cornell and will resume practice following the injury.
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Brilliant Nab by Young Ace Saves Dodgers in World Series
Dodgers pitcher Hugh Casey starred as his club, backed by nine others, halting the Yankees in a dramatic seventh game. The relief effort followed a tense rally, highlighted by a spectacular Glennfriddo catch, Casey’s late relief hold, and Lavagetto’s clutch two run double that broke Bevens’ no hit bid. The crowd of 74,065 marked a record for the series as Lindell left with a cracked rib and Berra and Flanagan joined the lineup for the finale.
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Cosmopolitan Bowling League Tonight at Main Alleys
The Cosmopolitan bowling league is active tonight at the Main alleys with matches including Club Rio versus Paci's Market and Gaby's Del versus Y M V restaurant. League standings show high single scores by J Charney and high ind average by Johnston, with several teams listed for the event.
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Brooklyn and New York Play-By-Play Baseball Result
Brooklyn NL defeated New York AL 8 to 6 in a 3 19 inning game. Reese and Robinson led with RBIs, Branca earned the win while Page took the loss. Attendance 74,065.
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District Pin’ Loop Swings Into Action
Composite box score shows multiple game actions with Walks and doubles by various players, including Shea and Chander, across six contests. Notable events include walks in the third, hits in the sixth, and a later single by Raschi. Pitcher changes and fielding plays noted. attendance figures listed for each game.
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Series Facts and Figures From Brooklyn Yankee Games
The article lists multiple World Series games at Ebbetts Field Yankee Stadium and attendance figures. It names players such as Berra Newsom and Behrman, discusses revenues and shares for each game, and provides totals for the first six games and overall receipts and shares for clubs and commissioners. It notes attendance totals and financial breakdowns per game and per participant.
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MIT sailors win Coast Guard regatta on Thames
MIT sailors captured the sixth Coast Guard invitation quadrangular regatta on the Thames River with 108 points, Yale second with 97, Coast Guard Academy 80, and Harvard 59. In World Series action, Al Gionfriddo made a spectacular one handed catch near the stands in the outfield after Joe DiMaggio lined a 415 foot drive, a shot that might have cleared the fence.
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Black Rocks blank Sylvan Eleven 10 to 0
Black Rocks defeated Sylvan A. C. 10 to 0 at Ellsworth Street Field. Buddy Casey stars with a standout run helping a second quarter yard drive that sealed the win after an early 3 to 0 lead from A Solisky field goal.
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Football Results: Sunday and Saturday Scores Across Leagues
Football results from Sunday and Saturday show numerous college games across divisions with mixed outcomes. Notable results include San Francisco 4 Duquesne 0, Niagara 26 Hawaii 0, Mt. Norbert 26 St. Norbert 7, Youngstown 27 Geneva 7, Wesleyan 20 Glenville 6, Kalamazoo 26 Adrian 7, Emory and Henry 6, Navy 28 Stetson 0, Newberry 99 Lenior Raleigh 4, North Carolina State 4 Davidson 4, North Texas State 20 Florida 2, Southern Methodist 46 Missouri 7, Denver 20 Oklahoma 14 and Fresno State 1.
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Rockets Fall to Indies 7 3 in Park Tilt
Waterbury Indies defeated the Stratford Rockets 7 to 3 before 2,000 at Lowebank Park. Johnny Jones converted a blocked kick for a touchdown with a placement extra. George Finlayson kicked a 230 yard field goal for Stratford. injuries and hard hitting marked the game as both sides suffered rib and arm injuries amid a tight second half.
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Rosebuds Beat All Star Nine In Benefit Game
The Rosebuds defeated the Senior City league All Stars 7 to 3 in a charity game for Joe Lukas of St. John's Cathedrals at Seaside Park yesterday. J Curley and Hildrick had two hits for the Rosebuds while Riley and Milvid added two for the losers.
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Denver and SMU Win in Surprise Opener
In a surprise opener Denver defeated Oklahoma A and M 26 to 14. On Saturday Southern Methodist overcame Missouri 35 to 19.
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Newfields to Drill Tonight at Sokol Hall
Newfields basketball team will practice tonight at 5 o clock in Sokol hall Hanlett street.
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