Giants Fall Twice in Philadelphia in NL Pennant Chase
New York Giants lose both ends of a doubleheader to the Phillies 11 7 and 6 2. Philadelphia rallies with seven runs in game one as Chuck Klein hits his 25th homer. Cardinals beat Reds 6 3 to stay within 4 1/2 of the lead. Gutteridge drives in five for St Louis aided by Ryba relief. Cubs top Pirates 11 4 to 1. Chicago gains ground in NL race.
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Wrestling results by the Associated Press
Yvon Robert of Montreal defeated George Keverly of Hollywood in two straight falls. In Lancaster, George Becker of California threw Tony Slane of York in 40 minutes.
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Tigers Rout Browns Twice in Twin Bill 12-0 and 14-0
Detroit Tigers moved into sole second place in the American League by shutting out St Louis in both games of a Tuesday doubleheader. Tommy Bridges earned his 23rd win in the 14-0 nightcap, following Elden Auker’s 12-0 opener as Detroit extended their win streak to nine.
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Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results Highlight Tight Race
New York leads with 89 wins, St Louis 85, Chicago 85, Cincinnati 78, Boston 1406. Tuesday scores show Philadelphia 3 10 runs, New York 10 over Philadelphia, Washington 4 Boston 0. Wednesday games include Pittsburgh at Chicago and New York at Philadelphia, with several other matchups and standings detailed.
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The Psychology of Golf Swings in Tournament Play
The article compares watching tournament golf to an artist's display, saying exposure to smooth swings trains players to imagine and reproduce those motions. It argues exposure builds mental technique, making good swings feel achievable and boosting confidence even for nonpros. Also notes twice yearly hummingbird migration over the Gulf of Mexico.
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Indians and White Sox Tie In 12 Inning Darkness Call
The Cleveland Indians and Chicago White Sox fought to an 8 to 8 draw after 12 innings when darkness halted play. Earl Averill hit a solo homer in the ninth to erase a Sox lead as both teams produced late bursts but could not decide a winner.
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Big Guns Boom On Southern Conference Grid Fronts This Week
A long list of Oct opening games features LSU versus Rice in Baton Rouge, Ole Miss against Tulane in New Orleans, Duke vs Colgate in Durham, and Clemson versus Virginia Tech. Duke, Colgate, and Tulane face hot weather as Colgate, Wake Forest, and Davidson debut in the Southern Conference. Loyola and Spring Hill meet in a Dixie Conference tilt with Loyola favored to start strong.
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Grange Injury Still Torn Muscle Not Rib Break
Iowa football coach Ossie Solem kept the team in light signal drills as Paul Grange despite initial concerns with a rib injury. Paul Grange and John Hild practiced with bandages and bruises but were expected to be ready for Carleton.
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Ambitious Schedule Ahead for Team Faces Tough SEC Tests
The team plans a demanding slate including Alabama Auburn Mississippi State Ole Miss and Catholic University. Wins look scarce as they aim to satisfy the All America Board of Football requirements and become official.
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Two Decorah Golf Aces In Southpaw Title Tournament
The Southpaw title field began match play with Howard Creel of Pueblo Colo leading at two strokes ahead after 36 holes. Creel qualified at 141 and is paired with Jesse Drew of St. Louis who totaled 170. Pairings include Kenneth Fitzgerald of St. Louis vs Ray Algyer of Decorah Iowa and George Baker of Decorah Iowa vs E. E. Stoops of Cherryvale Kansas.
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Brown Wins Playoff to Claim Iowa PGA Qualifier
Joe Brown, a Des Moines golf professional, won the 18 hole playoff in Ottumwa to determine the Iowa PGA qualifying winner. Dave Bonella of Ottumwa was second with a 72 and Charles Burkart of Cedar Rapids finished third with a 74 after a 36 hole tie of 142. The outcome came from a dramatic drive on the final green.
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Buffalo And Baltimore Split First Four Games
The governor's cup playoff between Baltimore and Buffalo stood at two wins each after four games. Baltimore won 8 to 6 over Buffalo on Monday night, Buffalo having won the regular pennant. The winner advances to face the American Association champion in a mini world series. Portland, Ore. notes include Al Williams defeating Don Sucsi and Walter Achis in two matches.
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Marion Golf Club Defeats Wellman in Low-Score Tourney
Marion Golf Club beat Wellman for the second time this season in a low ball tourney at Wellman, Iowa. Don Taylor and H. Smith of Marion led with 70s, Smith 36-34, Taylor two 35s, total score 17 to Wellman 13.
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Newhall Wins Watkins Tournament Baseball Event
The Watkins tournament featured four teams Norway Newhall Watkins and Middle Amana. Newhall defeated Middle Amana 6 to 3 in the opening game and Norway beat Watkins 5 to 3. The final saw Newhall prevail 5 to 4.
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