Dodgers Lose Grip in World Series Finale
The Yankees won a dramatic seventh game as Lefty Joe Page silenced the Dodgers with five innings of superb relief. Joe DiMaggio and Tommy Henrich stood out, while Bobby Brown supplied three pinch hits including two doubles. The piece notes record attendance and hints at a Braves deal, ending with a tease about a 1937 intra-city rematch.
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Dina's Best Flavor-Cut Pouch Promises Smoother Smoke
DILL flavor of that choice Burley leaf forms a pliable pocket pouch, described as a honey for smoking. The ad extols Flavor-Cut Dina's Best as a tastier, smoother option for tobacco enthusiasts.
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Yanks Win Series as Page Shuts Dodgers 5-2
New York defeated Brooklyn 5-2 in a decisive game to clinch the series. Joe Page starred in relief, limiting the Dodgers to popups and soft grounders after Bevens pitched until he strained his arm. Rizzuto fueled the attack with three hits, including a key two-base hit in the fourth, while Johnson and Henrich provided clutch support with timely hits and three-base efforts.
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Brooklyn Nets Rally Past New York In Frantic Duel
In an 8-5 Brooklyn victory over New York, key hits from Stirnweis, Jorgensen, and Rizzuto spearheaded a two-team slugfest. Bevens and Page delivered strong relief pitching as both sides exchanged leads, with Behrman taking part in a pivotal midgame sequence. Attendance neared 72 thousand as the game stretched into late innings.
Series Facts and Figures From World Series at Yankees Stadium
Series venue notes list Lombardi Behrman Tear ney Edwards Reynolds and Berra for New York and Newsom Rasehi Drews Chandler Vage Lollis Boren for Brooklyn across six games at Yankee Stadium and Ebbets Field. Attendance net receipts and shares totaled weekend seven game figures. Eagles drill tonight. Bridgeport Eagles football practice at Beechwood Park at 6 30.
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Dodgers Yankees Play by Play Series Game
Detailed play by play from a Dodgers Yankees series game with hits, walks, double plays, and substitutions through the eighth inning. Key events include Hermanski tripling Edwards scoring, Jorgensen getting a grounder double, and Johnson tripling with Rizzuto scoring. Multiple pitching changes and defensive shifts noted as the game progresses.
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MacPhail toRetire As Yanks President
YANKEE STADIUM New York Oct 6 AP Larry MacPhail tears streaming down his face announced retirement immediately as president of the world champion New York Yankees after the final out of the World Series with the Dodgers. He praised Bucky Harris and George Weiss while noting he built the club that lost. Dan Topping hinted as successor with Frick and Chandler offering congratulations as the clubhouse buzzed with emotion and humor and the dressing room radio echoed the farewell.
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Yankees Softball Loop Awards Dinner Next Monday
Yankee Division teams of the City Softball league will hold their annual awards dinner next Monday night in Club Cinderella. A championship trophy will be presented to Fried's Luggage team and individual awards to members of the title squad. A second‑place prize goes to Lamb's White Way restaurant team.
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