Cleveland Indians Hopeful Pace On Road To Repeat Title
The Cleveland baseball club, at 33-16 at home and 27-25 on the road, sits near the pennant pace. With 28 away games left, many at Chicago and St Louis, a stronger road record is needed to reach 85 wins for the title. Philadelphia leads the AL, while the Hambletonian field and next Dixie Basketball Classic plans are noted, including Penn State’s invitation and North Carolina State’s new Coliseum seating.
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Leading Sailors Again Trip Johnstown Nine
Johnstown, first Hal winner of the Middle Atlantic League, faces a possible slip into a tie for second tonight. Erie won 11-6 to move within 2 1/2 games of the Sailors, while Ol’ Clip stayed third after a 7-6 win over New Castle. Vandergrift beat Butler 13-9 as Uniontown and Youngstown split their twin bill.
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Yesterday's Stars Batting Shines in Cardinals 9-3 Win
Enos Slaughter drove in six runs with two home runs for the Cardinals as they hammered the Reds 9-3. Don Newcombe pitched a four hitter for his 11th victory, leading the Dodgers to a 1-0 win over the Giants.
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Slaughter Homers Pace Cards to 10 9-3 Win
Slaughter, at 34, hit a homer and drove in six as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Reds 9-2 to stay atop the standings. Slaughter’s two-homer day followed a season with back, neck, leg and shoulder injuries and kept him in the lineup as Chicago and Brooklyn contended in a tight pennant race. Newcombe and Polet combined to limit Cincinnati to four hits as St. Louis extended its lead over the field.
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Baseball Tonight Matches Across The Majors
Tonight features St Louis at Cleveland Philadelphia at Washington Chicago at Detroit New York at Boston All games begin after dark In the National League yesterday Brooklyn edged New York 2 1 St Louis beat Cincinnati 3 1 standings show St Louis tied with Brooklyn led by 64 53 records with New York 53 42 and Boston 58 12 Cincinnati leads Cincinnati at 22 while Chicago at 40 66 377 2614 games behind leader Pittsburgh at Chicago Boston at New York and Brooklyn at Philadelphia also scheduled. International and Pony League scores list Montreal Newark Buffalo Baltimore Rochester Syracuse Toronto Jersey City Hamilton Wellsville Olean Jamestown Hornell Batavia Lockport all results noted.
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Stanford Hose Tops Union City In League Clash
Stanford Hose defeated Union City 12 to 2 as Dave Ottaway shut down the Wolves with six hits allowed. Clough surrendered nine hits as Gerry boy led Stanford Hose hitters in a decisive community league game.
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Corry Bakery Team Gains Second Place
Corry Bakery edged East End 10 to 6 in extra innings to claim second place in the regional softball tilt. After seven innings tied at 7, Corry Bakery pushed three runs in the extra frame while East End scored once. Fran Dahl and Bob Marsh pitched for the winners with Archie Wetmore on the mound for the losers.
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Franklin Nine to Face Bombers Tonight in Corry
The Corry Moose Bombers, 10-6 winners last Friday, return to host the Franklin Sykes tonight at 8. The Bombers seek another win as Corry pushes for a stronger pitching staff while Franklin aims to improve. Franklin’s likely lineup includes Latchaw through Kowek, with Studd or Gassett possible on the mound. Corry fields Young behind plate with James Nagle and Dubois in the infield and Rodgers Bender Peterson or Pratt in the outfield.
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Musial Makes Belated Bid For Batting Crown
Stan Musial trials Jackie Robinson by 49 points in the National League batting race as he pursues a late surge. Through Sunday he holds a .319 average, while Robinson leads with .362. Slaughter and Schottky remain close behind, with Whitey Lockman and Bobby Thomson in the top six. Musial posted 19 hits in 27 at bats last week and climbs toward the crown.
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Charles Hopes To Win In Impressive Manner
Emard Charles, heavyweight champion in 47 of 48 states, seeks victory in his first NBA title defense against Gus Lesner Vich at Yankee Stadium. The NY audience remains skeptical as Charles faces criticism from Col. Edward Eagan and the New York Athletic Commission amid a crowded sports scene and standings updates from baseball’s leaders.
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Titusville Names Bob Lytle Head Football Coach
Robert Red Lyte, former Corry mentor and Franklin assistant, was named Titusville head football coach after the athletic committee reviewed 51 applicants. Armand Shaner of Pottstown was chosen to coach the cage squad, while Roy Van Horn steps down from head duties but remains available as an assistant.
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Bulldogs Release Six Rookies After Camp Cuts
Head coach Charley Ewart of the New York Bulldogs cut six rookies from the NFL camp in Hershey Pennsylvania. Named players include halfback Phil Coletin of St Bonaventure Ed Sikorski of Muhlenberg Ar Fitzgerald Yale Kim Gipding Berunlon and Romeo Capriati Villanova and Titan Joe Ponsalle Trinity.
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Cosmen Stops Cooper In Newark Bout
George Cosmen aged 49 from Cincinnati stopped Jackie Cooper aged 42 in Newark New Jersey last night in a boxing match. Cosmen claimed victory by knockout in the fourth round as Cooper faced a strong challenge from the local favorite. The card featured several regional contenders and drew a good crowd.
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Mangrum Pads Lead In All American Open
Mangrum led the All American Open with a 204 after three rounds, a four stroke edge over Sam Snead and a strong field in humid 95 degree heat. Tom O Shanter’s top prize was 3338. Sam Snead and others trailed as final totals shaped the leaderboard.
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Boxing results from multiple bouts listed in brief card
In New Haven Eddie Compu won over Al Penning by outpoint at 10 rounds in Chicago Anison Raadil stopped Marion Tlin gensmiti in 4 rounds in Philadelphia Estonia. Multiple names and locations are listed in a compact prizefight snippet.
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