Browns Roll to 26 0 Victory Over Grid All Stars
Lou Groza boots four field goals in a sunny Sol dier Field All-Star clash as the Cleveland Browns win 26 0 over college stars. Groza scores 14 points with two extra points, while Gene Filipski adds a late rushing TD. Temperature climbs into the 80s as 75,000 fans watch the telecast.
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Tam O'Shanter Lead Shared In World Championship Round
Chicago based golf action sees Tam O'Shanter tied amid a strong field as Middlecoff and Wininger share the halfway lead on 135 at the World Championship with a $101,200 purse. Peter Thomson and others chase at 136 while a large pack trails on 137.
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Baseball Scores From National League and American League Summary
Baseball standings and results from major leagues with National and American leagues led by Milwaukee and New York respectively. Saturday schedules show Cincinnati at Milwaukee and Philadelphia at Brooklyn among other matchups. Friday results include Cincinnati 8 Milwaukee 1 and New York 7 Pittsburgh 6 in a suspended game. American Association and Texas League results listed with multiple city matchups and scores.
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Boyer Fielding Save Secures Cardinals Victory Over Cubs
Ken Boyer entered as a ninth inning defensive replacement and snared a sharp grounder for a game ending out, preserving a 4 3 win for the St. Louis Cardinals over the Chicago Cubs. Whitey Lockman backed the Cardinals with an eighth inning triple driving in Wally Moon, while Stan Musial and Bobby Morgan homered for St. Louis.
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Fight Results Roundup at Madison Square Garden
In New York at Madison Square Garden Ludwig Lightburn 141 of British Honduras outpoints Orlando Zuelueta 13544 of Cuba over ten rounds. In Kennewick Washington Harry Matthews 181 of Seattle knocked out Harley Breshears 188 of Parma Idaho in four rounds. In Bahia Blanca Argentina Andres Serpa 159 of Argentina out pointed Eduardo Lausse 160 of Buenos Aires over ten rounds.
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Musial Near Record in Cubs Game
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals needed one extra base hit against the Chicago Cubs to tie the National League record of 1,071 set by Mel Ott. Ott accomplished the feat in 22 seasons with the New York Giants.
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Heart Attack Suffering By Frankie Frisch
Frankie Frisch a Hall of Fame former second baseman and ex manager of the Giants Cardinals Pirates Cubs rests in a New Rochelle hospital after a heart attack. Dr. Vaughan said for now a coronary diagnosis may take until Monday. He is 58 and under oxygen tent during routine treatment.
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U S Swimmers Break Records In Olympic Trials
At Detroit Brennan Pools the 1956 Olympic swimming trials produced six new American marks and a world record in the 200 meter butterfly. Bill Yorzyk set two world bests in the event, Sylvia Ruuska emerged as a top Olympic contender with 400 meter freestyle, and George Breen posted an 18 13 7 for the 1500 meter. The team of 22 men and 18 women was hailed as the strongest ever by Max Ritter with many two event specialists and several future gold medal contenders on the verge of Melbourne selection.
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Too hot to fish rewrites lure as anglers chase bass again
Anglers report cooler weather revives activity at lakes including Fall River and Grand Lake with channel catfish and white bass showing in deeper water. Bull Shoals Norfolk see lunker bass in weed beds while crappie rebounds at Honey Creek. Openings for Montgomery County State Lake near Independence slated. hunting dates for doves rails gallinules set across Kansas Missouri Oklahoma.
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Horse Big Hurry Wins Selima Stakes at Laurel 1938
The racing horse Big Hurry defeats rivals to win the Selima Stakes at Laurel Racecourse in 1938, marking a notable victory in the early fall meet.
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Redlegs Rally Past Milwaukee 8-1 As Jansen Shines
Larry Jansen returned from minor league reentry with a strong eight to one win over Milwaukee, lifting Cincinnati to second place and within one game of the NL lead. He scattered nine hits, struck out four, and did not walk a batter in his first appearance since Seattle five days earlier. The win moved Cincinnati four percentage points ahead of Brooklyn while Philadelphia beat the Dodgers 3-2. In the American League, the Yankees stayed eight games up with a 5-4 walkoff win over Baltimore as Ted Williams and teammates homered for Boston in a 3-2 victory over Washington. Cleveland crushed Kansas City 11-0 and Chicago beat Detroit 6-1 in a busy day of baseball.
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Lightburn Defeats Zulueta in Madison Square Garden Rematch
Ludwig Lightburn overwhelmed Orlando Zulueta in a ten round unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden. Lightburn has accepted October bouts in Tokyo Manila and Bangkok as he solidifies lightweight title hopes. Judges Barnes Gamboli scored the bout for Lightburn.
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Baseball record set by Reds' third baseman in a season
The document notes the most runs driven in by a Cincinnati Redlegs third baseman in one season at 78. It also references Tony Cuccinello in 1930 and Hans Lobert in 1908 as holders of the shared record.
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Interior Department Honors Kansas Groups
Interior Department certificates of achievement were awarded to two Kansas organizational units for two or more consecutive years or 500000 consecutive employee hours without a disabling injury. The awards went to the helium.
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