Tribe seeks relief from eight player Indians Tigers deal
Cleveland fans await relief from the recent eight player swap with Detroit as Art Houtteman and Bill Wight must prove their guile. Joe Ginsberg and Owen Friend arrive as role players while Steve Gromek Aber and Welk face spot or future potential.
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Yesterday's Stars Pitching Leads Pirates Win in 10 Innings
Bob Friend of the Pittsburgh Pirates allowed five hits in 10 innings to earn his second win of the season, his first since April 21. The Pirates beat Milwaukee 3 to 3. Dark of the New York Giants had three singles in four at bats and drove in a run as the Giants defeated St. Louis 3 to 2.
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Steelers to Host Rams in September Exhibition
Pittsburgh and Los Angeles Rams of the National Football League will play an exhibition game in Pittsburgh on September 20. The matchup brings together two NFL teams for a pre season test at a local venue.
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Fights Last Night in Brooklyn Reported Knockouts
In Brooklyn last night Arinngh Sayole of Montreal stopped Eddie Campo of New Haven with a technical knockout. Larry Muikca of Miami secured a technical knockout over Bobby Why of Los Angeles in Miami.
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Yankees Open Long Home Stay Against Browns Tonight
Yankees seek to tie the American League winning streak with win number 19 as the Brownies, mired in a 14 game skid, visit Yankee Stadium. Giants beat Cardinals 2-1 to salvage the four-game series with Chicago while Pittsburgh defeated Milwaukee 8-2 behind Bob Friend.
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Playground Activities Open With 16 Attendees
Summer playground program began with 16 participants and a day full of activities including badminton basketball sand boxes ping pong and table games. Nearby students meet at 9 15 and 1 15 and are bused to West South Street playground starting tomorrow.
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Talmeck's 7-2 Win Over Moose in City Softball Opener
In Thompson Field last night Talmeck's team defeated the Moose 7 to 2 to start the City Softball League season. Buell homered and drove in five runs, with Ames and Darnofall part of the winning battery while Roskowali pitched and Hand caught for the Herd.
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Ajax and Moose Win League Games
The Moose defeated the Elks 7 to 4 in the Little League with Ted Franchoa lifting the Moose while relieving Bob Staples and pitching shutout relief. Ajax edged Aero Supply 12 to 11 in the Teener League after a seesaw battle as Gyles drove in the winning run in the bottom of the seventh.
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Baseball and boxing results from yesterday and today’s schedule
Major leagues saw no AL games yesterday while NL games had New York 3 over St. Louis 4 and Pittsburgh 3 over Milwaukee 2 in 10 innings. Tonight’s matchups include St Louis at New York and several others across leagues plus boxing results from New Orleans and San Francisco with Leonard Morrow defeating Frank Buford by technical knockout in Oakland.
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Turner Scores Split Decision In Welterweight Bout
Turner defeated Johnny Saxton by a split decision at Connie Mack Stadium in Philadelphia in a fast paced 10 round bout. Turner improved to 4-3-3 while Saxton saw his unbeaten run end. judges varied 6-4-1, 4-6, and 6-5 in favor of Turner. The crowd of 114676 earned $70 925 in gate receipts.
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Turner Wins Split Decision In 10 Round Bout
Saxton carried a 39-1-1 record but Johnny Turner surged to victory over him in a hard fought 10 rounds. A slashing body attack and sharp moments earned Turner a split verdict, setting up a possible Chick Davey clash in August and a fall chance to avenge a Gavilan knockout. Gil’s record now stands 37 wins and 1 defeat.
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Four Yankees Lead In All Star Voting In Cincinnati
New York Yankees stars Phil Rizutto Mickey Mantle Hank Bauer and Yogi Berra top the All Star voting with Mantle the leading individual vote getter as ballots count toward the July 14 game in Cincinnati. Mantle has strong showings while the poll runs through midnight July 3.
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New York Yankees lead new league batting derby struggle
The New Yankees dominate the Wea League batting standings with Mickey Mantle at 340 and four other Yanks in the top 10. Johnny Wystatek of the Phillies leads the Major League pace at .350. Jackie Robinson boosts the National League with 14 hits in 25 at bats, lifting his average to .349.
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