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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1954

Page

17

Pirates Rally to Sweep Dodgers in Twin Bill

Pittsburgh thrashed Brooklyn 9-6 and 8-7 to sweep the Dodgers in a doubleheader, the Pirates overturning an early Brooklyn lead. Bill Walker and Bob Skinner led Pittsburgh with power, while Don Newcombe was knocked out early in the opener and Vern Law earned the win in relief.

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Braves sweep Cubs in doubleheader to climb in standings

Milwaukee Braves routed the Chicago Cubs 13 to 2 and 6 to 1 in a Sept 6 doubleheader to seize second place in the National League. Ed Mathews led the attack with a homer and multiple hits, as Milwaukee surged past Brooklyn and closed in on New York, with a crowd of 43,207 at the ballpark.

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Piersall Clouts Homer to Climax Boston Rally

Jim Piersall capped a dramatic Boston rally with a game winning homer as the Red Sox erased a seven run deficit to beat the Yankees 8 to 7 in the nightcap on Labor Day after New York won the opener 6 to 5. Ted Williams fueled Boston with six hits in the doubleheader including a triple and two doubles while Jackie Jensen delivered a three run shot in the eighth inning. Bellwether pitching by Tom Hurd and Allie Reynolds framed the two games as Cleveland stayed 1 1/2 games back with 16 games left for the Indians and 17 for the Yankees.

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Bill Boston Triumphs In 100-Lap Auto Race

Bill Boston of Bridgeport won a 100 lap race at Candlelite stadium in River street oval in a rare restart free event. Dave Scott of Seymour took second in a tight finish with Bobby Rich of Ansonia as Frank Belbusti and Elmer Wheeler followed. The 25 lap feature went to Bill Greco of West Haven after a tangle left Scott and Wheeler out early and Rich overtook Belbusti for second late.

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Meyer reelected president of Warren's Basketball union

P E Meyer of St Louis was reelected president of the National Warren's Basketball association at its annual convention in Kansas City Missouri. The meeting confirms leadership for the league as it moves into another season with plans and oversight by the St Louis official.

Kansas City P. E. Meyer St. Louis National Warren's Basketball Association

American League standings and results recap

Yesterday’s AL standings show Baltimore Cleveland and New York in key slots with Philadelphia Washington Detroit and Chicago also noted. Schedule highlights include Philadelphia at Washington Lima Shea with a 4 2 6 line and several decisive games like Milwaukee routing Chicago and New York clashing with Philadelphia in a night game.

Yeaterday Philadelphia Washington Lima Shea New York Gomer Simmoan Cleveland Boston Detroit Baltimore

Davis outpoints Savoie in brisk New York bout

Teddy Davis of Hartford and Armand Savoie meet in a brisk 10 round lightweight bout at St. Nicholas Arena. Davis, 133 1 4 pounds, wins a unanimous decision over Savoie 136 pounds, with judges scoring 7-2-1 and 6-4 and 4-1. AP had Davis ahead 6-4.

Teddy Davis Savoie New York Teddy Red Top Jack Watson Frank Forbes Nick Gamboli Associated Press Davis

Pennant Races Standings and Home Away Schedules

The standings show the National League leaders Bind To Pi Milwaukee Brooklyn and New York with records around-.630 to-.581 and note home and away game counts. The American League lists Cleveland and New York near-.679 to-.710 marks with detailed at home and away opponent sequences for each club.

New York Milwaukee Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia St. Louie St. Louis Pittsburgh

Senators A's split doubleheader 8-1 3-2 in Washington

In Washington on Sept 6 the Senators outscored the Athletics 8-1 in game one while Philadelphia rallied for a 3-2 win in the nightcap. Mickey Vernon led Washington with a homer triple and five RBI in game one as Elmer Vale broke a 2-2 tie in the second game with a decisive triple. Spook Jacobs starred for the A's with three hits and three steals, matching a tight doubleheader thriller in the nation’s capital.

Washington Philadelphia Senators Athletics Mickey Vernon Elmer Vale Bill Wilson Charley Bishop Spook Jacobs Lou Simmers

Two Matches Tonight in Dusty YMCA Golf League

Two Group III matches in the YMCA Industrial Golf League are set for Wheeler Park. Remington Arms faces Bridgeport Lycoming while Jenkins meets Singers in tonight’s schedule.

Wheeler Park Remington Arms Bridgeport Lycoming Jenkins

Merritt Canteen vs Fried's Luggage Replay Clash

The Merritt Canteen and Fried's Luggage teams meet Thursday at 5 45 p m on diamond No 1 Wentfield to replay a City Softball league tie. Fried's Luggage can claim second place by winning.

Merritt Canteen Fried's Luggage Diamond No. 1 Wentfield Luggagemen

Roberts Secures 20th Victory in One Inning Duel

In Philadelphia a doubleheader finish saw the New York Giants split as Robin Roberts earned his 20th win in an 11 inning nightcap 5-4. The opener went to the Giants 8-4, with Durocher's aggressive calls backfiring and Russell Ashburn scoring on a late throw. Roberts became the first NL pitcher since Hubbell to win 20 games in five straight seasons, a mark first achieved 1933 to 1937. The crowd at Connie Mack Stadium reached 35,272 as the nightcap stretched past 6 and a half hours under the lights.

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Indians Orioles Split Twin Bill Summary and Golf Win

Indians and Orioles split a Labor Day twin bill with scores of 6-1 and 3-2. Dr. Martin Aronson and Walt er Nirenberg won the 54 hole two ball best ball handicap golf tournament at Birchwood Country Club with 202, 14 under par. Runners up were Bob Rosencrans and Joe Waxgiser at 207, while a tie for third at 211 included Dr. Robert Parker with Sam Schine and Irv Moorin with Dr. Leu Simon.

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Tigers Sweep Two Games Over White Sox 9-1 3-2

Detroit defeated the Chicago White Sox in a doubleheader 9-1 and 3-2. Garver pitched a four hitter for his 13th win in the opener, lifting Detroit to a season sweep at Comiskey Park. In the nightcap, Zuverink earned the win as Detroit held off Chicago for a 3-2 victory.

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Cards Beat Redlegs 8 to 1 Behind Haddix

The St Louis Cardinals defeated the Cincinnati Redlegs 8 to 1 as Harvey Haddix pitched effectively. Line details list Haddix with a complete game effort supported by strong fielding and timely hitting.

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