Trades and deer season frame busy sports day
Major league trade deadline looms as Hank Greenberg and Branch Rickey pursue improvements for their teams. Rumors link Eddie Joost and Vic Wertz to shifting clubs. In the same week, deer and bear hunting runs November 24 to 30 with no Sunday hunt and hours 7 am to 5 pm. Local golf outing and Mantle Time cover local sports interest as 125000 fans expected for Indians Yankee clash.
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Turpin to fight Olson Young winner in New York
Randy Turpin of Britain agreed to travel to New York in late August to meet the Bobo Olson Paddy Young winner for the undisputed world middleweight title. Date and site likely August 27 at Yankee Stadium to be determined by Inter. A separate note records a ban on importing muskrats to Britain after wild damage to river banks and ongoing extermination efforts.
Feller Aims to End Yanks Long Winning Streak
Bobby Feller of Cleveland faces the Yankees in a crucial matchup as New York pursues a 16th straight win. The Indians trail by seven in the pennant race and must capitalize on this series to gain ground. The Yankees’ late rally and Ford’s seventh straight win highlight a day of scattered scoring across the league with Milwaukee Brooklyn St Louis Cincinnati and Detroit posting notable results.
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Jim Hughes
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Jackie Collum
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Delsing
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Hector
Skinny) Brown
Chicago White Sox
Ellis Kinder
Eddie Robinson
Dave Philley
Pony League Standings Snapshot From Regional Play
Corning 3-4 Bradford 1-1 Wellsville 5-3 Hamilton 1-4 Jamestown Hornell 1 Olean 21 Batavia 4. Detailing results from a day of junior league play with multiple teams posting varied scores across matches. The list highlights Olean dominating with 21 runs and Batavia trailing with 4 as other results reflect mixed performances.
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Pony League
Corning
Bradford
Wellsville
Hamilton
Jamestown
Hornell
Olean
Batavia
Yanks Reds In Deal With Cubs Adds Pitching Insurance
New York Yankees acquire two Cubs pitchers Bubba Church and Bob Kelly and rookie Fred Baczewski in a three for one deal. Yankees also buy Willie Miranda from St Louis for about 10 200 and place him as insurance if Phil Rizzuto is sidelined. Cincinnati Redlegs trade Bubba Church to Cubs for Kelly and Baczewski.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Redlegs
Chicago Cubs
Yanks
Willie Miranda
St. Louis Browsis
Bab Mill
Kansas City
American Association
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Wilke
Phil Rizzuto
Redlegs
Bubba Church
Cubs
Bob Kelly
Carter Aiming for Gavilan in 147-pound title bid
New York lightweight champion Jimmy Carter eyes Kid Gavilan for the welterweight title, after beating George Araujo in 13 rounds. Carter, cut over the right eye, won by stoppage as Araujo staggered from body punches in the 13th. officials had Carter ahead 8-4 on Bert Grant’s card.
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New York
Jimmy Carter
Kid Gavilan
Weller
George Araujo
Willie ‘Ketchum
Carter
Providence
R. I
Araujo
al Bert
Berl
Harold Barnes
Bert Grant
Grant
Aero Beats Rogers to Lead Teen- League Standings
Walter Swantek's Aero defeated Rogers Steel 6-5 in a Teen- League game to stay in first place. Aero scored five in the first, four in the third, and tied in the fourth on walks and an error, with David Wayne driving in the winning run in the sixth. Rogers answered with five first-inning runs as Jim Tomer, Dennis Merkle, and Joe Maris contributed key hits. Floyd Wilkinson pitched well, striking out 11 in relief. In other action, Buffalo beat Ottawa 11-8 and Rochester topped Springfield 2-1.
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Aero
Nine
Rogers Steel
Wee Rogers
Tone
Maloney
David Wayn
Rogers
Paul Dietsch
Charles Scott
Jerry Swanson
Iefh
Jim Tomer
Dennis Merkle
Tomer
Joe Maris
Mer Kile
Merkle
Marty
Floyd Wilkinson
Donald Hoffman
Wilkinson
Hinds Aero
Ajax
Yesterday's Baseball Scores and Next Day Matches
National League results list Pittsburgh 4 Milwaukee 2 Brooklyn 7 Chicago 4 Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 1 St Louis 3 New York 4. American League New York 4 Cleveland 2 Detroit 2 Washington 1 Philadelphia St Louis 3 Boston 4 Chicago. GAMES TODAY Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia New York at Cleveland Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at St Louis Boston at Chicago.
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Detroit Defeats Washington 4 1 Behind Collum Strong Pitching
Yesterday's stars include Jackie Collum of Cincinnati Redlegs allowing six hits in a complete game win over Philadelphia 4-1. Jin Delsing hit a first-pitch homer in the bottom of the ninth to lift Detroit to a 4-1 victory over Washington.
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Jackie Collum
Glacin
Nati Redlegs
Philadelphia
Jin Delsing
Detroit
Washington
Paul Wanner and Mildred Carroll wed in Springdale
Former Pirates star Paul Wanner aged 50 and Hall of Fame figure married Mildred A. Carroll of Sarasota Florida in nearby Springdale yesterday. Wanner played for the Pirates from 1926 to 1940 and led the National League in batting three times. He and his brother Lloyd formed a renowned Pittsburgh outfield for years.
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Pittsburgh
Paul Wanner
Pitsburgh
Mildred A. Carroll
Sarasota
Fla
Springdale
Wanner
Pirates
Lloyd
Four Veterans Battle At Oakmont In Open Showdown
Hogan clung to a two stroke lead over Snead Fazio and Mangrum entering the final 36 holes of the National Open at Oakmont Pa. A crowd watched as the aging contenders chased sub par rounds on the tough course amid strong winds and hot competition.
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Snead
Fazio
Mangrum
Associated Pres
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Thesday
Oakmond Country
Hogatt
Dallas
Ben
Pine Valley Club
Clemenston
Ben l
Saf Snead
West Virginia
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Daly
Seroma Phree
Oter
Pasion
Oakmont records and notable rounds in course history
Oakmont’s course record shows 72 holes with no defeats in a tournament. Sam Parks Jr. previously led a 200 score in 1935. Jay Hebert, a Brie, Pa., pro, shot 72 twice for 144. Dick Mets, veteran pro, tied at 146 with Al Mengert and amateur Frank Souchak, a 225 pound former football player and Oakmont member.
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Oakmont
Sam Parks, Jr
Jay Hebert
Brie
Oak
Mont
Dick Mets
al Mengert
Frank Souchak
Football Iayer
Oakmont Unuty
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