Indians and Yankees set for pivotal three game series in New York
The Indians and Yankees, the AL pennant front runners, plan a three game set in New York next weekend to decide the race. Al Lopez works to rest the rotation with Bot Lemon, Early Wynn, and Mike Guuel in the openers while Vic Janowicz shifts to football with the Pirates and Redskins.
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Haas Gains Lead In Carling's Open Tourney At Manakiki
Lanky Fred Hinas of New Orleans tops the field as the Carling's Open enters its third round at Manakiki Country Club. Ed Putgol, 1954 National Open champ from St. Louis, fails to qualify while Fisas posts a 33 36 69 after a 67 Thursday to sit at 136. Hass holds a slim advantage over a cluster at 138, with six Grand Circuit pros tied closely. George O'Donnell, Pirates rookie, was named Pacific Coast League Rookie of the Year in 1953.
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Redlegs extend win streak with sweeping doubleheader over Phillies
Cincinnati's one run decision mastery fuels a 7-6 and 9-4 doubleheader sweep of the Philadelphia Phillies, lifting the Reds to third place behind the Dodgers. Gus Bell drives eight RBIs across two games, including two homers and a double, while Gene Conley earns his eighth win.
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Boxing Night Roundup Ends With Varied Results
Tommy Lopez outpointed Carl Coates in Baltimore as Lopez improves to 147 percent while Coates hails from Baltimore at 147 percent. Sid Peaks from Louisville stops Bull Beko n from Chicago at 216 pounds, securing a knockout in a tense card.
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Waterford Shaded by Corry Legion Nine 2 1
Corry Jamestown edge Moose 15 2 in second half action of Little League. Perkins bailed out by Davis double and Bailey run in opener. Shaver and Skiff threw seven strong innings with Corry taking 2 1 verdict. Bailey earned win. Casler pitched distance for Moose as Latos, Davis and Hixson key hits. Dixon notes umpire height and weight.
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Major League Baseball Standings and Results Summary
Major League standings show Cleveland leading the American League with 58 wins and a .682 winning percentage, followed by New York and Chicago. National League leaders include New York and Brooklyn with Milwaukee close behind. Daily results include New York 8 Baltimore 2 and Cleveland 9 Philadelphia 4, with upcoming games listed for both leagues.
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Major League Baseball Leaders Mixed Incomplete Data
AP compiled list shows batting leaders and top pitchers with inconsistent spellings and broken names across American and National Leagues. Notable entries include Noren New York at .360, Mantle New York 32 home runs, Mustal St. Louis 76 RBIs, Bell Cincinnati 122 hits, and Reynolds New York 9 wins.
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Varona and Martinez Trade Blows Tonight
Havana welterweight champion Varona meets Phoenixin middleweight champion Martinez in a nationally televised Bayfront Park bout. The 1 round non title fight starts at 8 p.m. EST with local blackout. Both are quick punchers likely to deliver a close, even money bout.
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Braves trounce Dodgers as Conley fans nine in win
Gene Conley and Milt Yankee limited Brooklyn to five hits while fanning nine as the Braves defeated the Dodgers 6 to identify. Gus Bell drove in eight runs for the Reds in a doubleheader rout against Philadelphia, with six runs in the second game.
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Redlegs rally past Phillies 5-1 in ten innings
Two home runs propelled the Redlegs to a 5 to 1 victory over the Phillies in a ten inning game. The win featured strong offense late and solid relief to close out the extra frame.
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Unclear boxing result from Milan bout in 194% weight
Fragmentary report from Milan records a boxing bout where Trieste fighter outpointed Jacques Herbil Jon with a 1344 score, France listed as country. The note mentions a European lightweight title context though details are sparse.
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