Braves Rally Past Yankees in 10th Inning Thriller At Milwaukee
Milwaukee fans packed County Stadium as Ed Mathews homered twice, including a two‑run blast to seal a 7‑5 10th‑inning win over the New York Yankees. Warren Spahn pitched 10 innings, while backup outfielder Nijoy Jones sparked a decisive rally by forcing a baserunner by proving a shoe mark caused the ball to be ruled in play. Desi Arnaz joined the Braves in celebration as the club moved 1‑0 in the World Series series.
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Bowling league scores and standings update across teams
Fragmented OCR records list multiple bowling results for teams such as Jerry Standard Service and ABC Glass, with high individual games and series. Notable figures include Bruch $13, Gatens 223, and K Bulera 199, amid a mix of team totals, lane notes, and vendor references from Shorewood to Marshall.
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Casey Blows A Kiss to Fans
Casey Stengel, longtime Yankee manager, faced jeers from Milwaukee crowd after a snubbed civic welcome. He remained unfazed, signaling with a kiss as he returned to the dugout following a pitching change amid taunts and handkerchiefs.
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Dramatic rally caps six run comeback in Milwaukee
In a tense late innings finish at Milwaukee County Stadium, the Braves overcome a Yankees lead with Eddie Mathews homering and Johnny Logan driving in the tying run. The scene echoes Armistice celebrations as fans react with wild joy and disbelief after a 4-1 victory and a tense finish.
Broeg Heads Baseball Writers in New Presidency
Milwaukee AP report notes Broeg of the St. Louis Post Dispatch was elected president of the Baseball Writers Association of America at its annual meeting. Dunkel is new director. Also Los Angeles court action looms over a proposed move of the Dodgers to the city with a final vote expected, while Mayor Poulson seeks enough council votes to approve the contract before Oct. 15.
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