Red Sox rise to challenge Indians in pennant run
Boston's team gains momentum after a slow start with Ted Williams back in the lineup boosting offense. Pitching by Joe Dobson and Jim Parnell anchors a surge as the club moves toward the top of the league and prepares for a three game set at Fenway Park.
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Indians Win By Forfeit In Scheduled Club Standoff
Indians were awarded a win by forfeit after the Tigers failed to appear for a scheduled interclub match. The result confirms the Indians as victors despite the absence of the opposing side.
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Yankees Edge Indians Before Crowd of 68 000
The Yankees beat the Indians 6-5 before 68 258 at Yankee Stadium after Joe DiMaggio homered and Tommy Byrne held off Cleveland. DiMaggio's 21st homer powered New York as part of a split twin bill and boosted the crowd to the season high.
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Baseball results and upcoming games across major leagues
Yesterday in the National League the Pirates beat the Phillies 6-1 and the Cubs defeated the Dodgers 8-3 amid rain-affected games. the Giants beat the Cardinals 7-3, while the Red Sox faced rain with Cincinnati. Today’s schedule includes Boston at St. Louis, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, New York at Chicago, and Philadelphia at Cincinnati. In the American League yesterday, Boston beat Chicago 5-3, Detroit lost to Washington 9-8, New York won 6-5, and Cleveland beat St. Louis 7-5. today’s games include Cleveland at New York and Chicago at Boston. International League yesterday saw Toronto 7, Newark 8, Baltimore 1, Syracuse 2, Jersey City 0. Rochester vs. Buffalo postponed. Boxing results list Kid Gavila 147 beating Romali Alvares 142 4, Paddy Young 5 stopping Pizzie Pruden 143 1, Don Williams 145 stopping Maurice Hefty Dadiance 1114, and Doc Williams 170 stopping Bilis Stewart 164.
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Merchants Battle DuBois Tonight Postponed By Rain
The Cory Merchants will play Du Bois at Loveland Field, weather permitting, with a 9 15 start. Manager Vera Group keeps the planned lineup as in Wednesday’s postponed tilt versus Jamestown. Expected outfield Bill Untereiner Fail Dimick Angelo Frisina. infield Schwab Brandon Randanelli Dubrosky. catcher Johnny Berger.
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Olympic Competition 10 Begins Week From Today in London
The opening of the 14th Olympiad is set for Thursday at Empire Stadium and six other sites around suburban London. Track and field trials, swimming, wrestling, fencing, modern pentathlon and basketball are on the program. the games run through August 14. The U S team is reported in good condition with swimmer Wally Ris returning to full workouts after a knee issue and track favorite George Guida showing signs of form.
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Tied for Lead in Reading Open Golf Tournament
Four golfers E J Dutch Harrison Rod Munday Fred Hans Jy and Johnny Palmer tied for the lead at Reading golf tournament after 18 holes at the Berkshire course. The group matched the course record of 66 set in 26 years while Palmer and Munday each birdied seven holes and played par on most.
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Jamestown Falcons Trampled by Lockport in Pony League
Lockport climbed to first place by beating Jamestown 14-2 as Wellsville handed the Falcons a decisive loss. Dick Rhodes homered singles and Joe Mucke led the two games for Jamestown on offense in a twin bill.
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Uniontown Rallies to Beat Butler 8-6 in MAC League
Uniontown overcame Butler 8-6 to retain first place by one game over Vandergrift. Ray starred with a strong online performance and Uniontown bounced back after a prior night loss.
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Geer Named To State Sanitary Water Board
Frank McClure Geer of Warren County wins appointment to fill a vacancy on the State Sanitary Water Board as Northwest sportsmen highlight his long service and conservation leadership. In other notes a local game sees The Yanks rally with six runs in the sixth to win 6-6 pieced by Hudacek and Killian for three RBIs.
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Gavilan in line for shot at Ray Robinson title bout
Cuban Gavilan in talks for a welterweight title clash with champion Ray Robinson after a September 22 match was discussed by promoter Bal Strauss. Last night Gavilan defeated Alvarez by unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden amid mixed crowd reaction.
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Randolph Golf Match Set For Tomorrow Afternoon
A local golf event between Randolph and visiting Corry teams is scheduled for 1:30 in the afternoon with about 40 golfers expected to participate. After the match a lunch will be served in the clubhouse.
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Yankees Rally Past Indians With DiMaggio Slam
Baseball recap notes DiMaggio hit a grand slam as the Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 8 to 5. Denny Galviouse pitched a 3-0 shutout in the Red Sox win over Chicago, with a Red Sox victory in game two and a Philadelphia game result listed.
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