Braves Rally to Top Giants at New Park in Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves blitzed the New York Giants 9 1 to move into second place as 9,043 fans braved a 39 degree night at the new five million dollar stadium. Bob Buhl Don Liddie and Bill Bruton sparked the attack while Lou Burdette earned the win in relief.
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Marciano Favored Over Walcott In Title Bout
Veteran promoter chatter and odds favor Rocky Marciano 3 to 1 over Joe Walcott in their Chicago Stadium title scrap. The article notes Walcott’s age and past knockdowns, Marciano’s relentless pressure, and expectations of a late-round finish with Walcott possibly tiring. Also mentioned are Bevo Francis graduating and a few baseball and international league notes.
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Corry Beats Titusville High in Dual Meet
Corry High dominates Titusville High 60 1/6 to 48 5/5 on the Rock Els cinder track to seal a dual meet sweep. Vic Cragg’s squad swept both relays and benefited from seconds and thirds as Chuck Fleming upset in the 100 yard dash. District 10 meet at Erie looms with names to be published tomorrow.
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Throng Of 200 Attends Spring Creek Sportsmen's Meet
The Spring Creek Sportsmen's Club held an open house and fish fry at the West Spring Creek Town Hall with about 200 attendees. President Tom Felton acted as toastmaster as George Schuler and George Burdick spoke on local outdoor topics, followed by Johnny Mack of the Pittsburgh Press. Door prizes included shotguns and fishing gear. a post program lunch was served.
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Ten S 4 Leela YESTERDAY'S MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS
American League scores New York 9 Cleveland 4 Boston 3 Chicago 0 Philadelphia 2 St Louis 1 Detroit at Washington. National League Milwaukee 11 New York 1 Muladelphia at St Louis Brooklyn at Chicago. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati rain. Standings show New York 16-11 and St Louis 11-13 with various teams and a postponed final action in Harrisburg on a hatchery project.
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Browns keep TV policy unchanged for four more games
Cleveland Browns announce no change to television coverage for the season with four more games to be televised. The team already arranged broadcasts for all midtown games and a blackout plan remains in place for home matches.
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Pep victory over Jacky Bir de Acenaiated
In Fort Worth Willie Pep won a 10 round bout against Jacky Bir de Acenaiated, earning a unanimous decision and about $6,000. The aged former World featherweight champion from Hartford weighed 129% pounds as the Dallas crowd watched a $10,072.50 payout.
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Pitching Stars Highlight Sox Narrow Loss to Athletics
Yesterday's game featured standout pitching from Grissom and a 3-0 shutout by the Athletics. The White Sox struggled for hits, while Philadelphia Athletics surged, with key moves including an eighth inning substitution. The Senile Committee on Game and Fish also noted a related fishing matter.
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Marsh Remains With White Sox in Roster Cut
The Chicago White Sox trimmed rosters to the limit and kept Fred Marsh as a utility infielder and pinch hitter while sending rookie Bill Boyd and pitcher Connie Johnson to Charleston of the American Association. Marsh has started one game at first and remains with the club.
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Bucs Sell 3 Players and Trim Roster to 25
The club divests catcher Eddie Pitz and two pitchers, Gerald and Fite, sending Gerald to Washington, Main to Toronto, and Hall to Seattle. A major league rule enforces a 25 man roster limit after May 15.
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