Dodgers Face Hatten Newsom as World Series Pressure Mounts
New York reports suggest Joe Hatten or Newsom will start for Brooklyn as the Dodgers attempt to rebound after dropping the first two games. The Yankees powered to a 10-3 win aided by Allie Reynolds, with Lombardi impressively pulled early amid costly fielding miscues.
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Jack Hand
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Miracle
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Joe Hatten
Ralph Branca
Vic Lombardi
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Ebbets Field
Bull Shotten
Yankees
Brooks
Dodgers
Lombardi
Yankee
Allie Reynolds
Yanks
Tigerites
Giants
Tf Shotten
Hatten
Rex Barney
Matbush
Ford Prick
Eagles sharpening defense against the forward pass
Philadelphia prepares its defense for an aerial Giants challenge as coach Greasy Neale drills the squad to cover passes after last Sunday's near upset by Washington and a looming test from Jerry Niles. A boxing note follows about Chico Pacheca defeating Freddie Archer in Miami.
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Boston
Miami
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Ghico Pacheca
Brazil
Freddie Archer
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N. J
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Eddie Coachman
Sluggish Mets Fall Short In 1947 World Series Second Game
Brooklyn and New York duel in a low scoring affair with Stanky Reiser and Jorgensen among stalwarts. Walker Henrich Lindell Stirnweiss Robinson lead the offense as Brooklyn edges ahead late, 3 to 2, in a tense second game before 69 865 paid.
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Yanks
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George Stirmweiss
Bill Johnson
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Tommy Henrich
Lombardi
Jackie Robinson
Pee Wee Reese
Docner
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Lindell
Dixie Walker
Johnson
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Barney
Teh
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Uch
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Reiser
Robinson
Vinis
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sDiMungiol
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Bi Barney
Mindell
Stavky
Edwards
Jorgensen
Her Manskis
McQuinn
Gregg
Bora
Fitening
Lombard
Sthi
Greg
Behrman
Army
Rms
Betuman
Pine
Rome
Goete
McGowan
Boyer
Magerkuyt
Erie gridder breaks leg in practice
Erie Academy High School reports left half Radie Benmistun fractured his right leg in a practice session and is lost for the season. Teammate Ray Tewis knocked out in a distant event. other scattered mentions of players appear from Hartford and Buffalo regions.
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Erie
Radie Benmistun
Erie Academy High School
Den
Academy
State Farm Low Cost Auto Plan Savings Ad
An insurance ad urges drivers to insure their car with State Farm highlighting risk of uninsured driving and promising savings. It claims policyholders saved over $75,000,000 and invites readers to call or write for details of a money saving auto insurance plan.
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State Farm
Beavers Prepare for Union City Tilt With Key Changes
Beavers drill for Saturday matchup at Union City as coach Bob Lytle reshapes the lineup. Union City, veteran supplied Bears aim to halt skid after losses to Wesleyville Harborcreek and Fairview. Attention focuses on tackling punt reception and enhancing passing with Art Pitts guiding play and Frank Frisina at left guard.
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Bob Lytle
Wil
Sheip
Union City
Beavers
Selmy
Bears
Wesleyville
Harborcreek
Fairfew
Ed Pauley
Peter
Mnke
Orange
Bingle
Pas
Pairview
Sid
Halsey Ryland
Smollek
Tyne
Lyo
Lipeuy
Art Pitts
Sinte
Frank Frisina
Harley Reed
Rrisina
Edinboro Opens Home Soccer Season Against Westminster
Edinboro State Teachers College starts its inaugural organized soccer season at home today facing Westminster College. The Raiders, carrying seven veterans from the previous two year schedule, hope for a strong showing while Westminster brings more experience after a 4 1 loss to Slippery Rock.
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Grimm Renamed Cubs Pilot ANEW YORIC Opt 2
Chicago Cubs announce Charlie Grimm to return as manager for next season with Rauld Nand leading a youth movement. Reported moves include a five year contract and a plan to reshape the 1952 club while stressing continuity with veterans.
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Rauld Nand
Chicago Cubs
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Charlie Grimm
Banjo Chale
Chiesa
Chiesa NuUeral
Duff urges sportsmen to hunt and shoot safely
Gov. James A. Duff urged hunters to act responsibly after hunting accidents and injuries reported this season. The State Game Commission cited concerns over equipment failure and urged proper gear checks before venturing into the woods.
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Tames A. Duff
Udues
State Game Commission
Gay Daf
Reiser Named Goat of Second Series Contest
Unclear text from Associated Press reports Reiser is named goat of the second series contest amid chaotic play at Yankee Stadium. The story tallies a World Series atmosphere with mixed assessments of pitching and batting as the Dodgers and Yankees clash.
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Reiser
Knight Dream Aims For History In Two Minute Pace Quest
Knight Dream, touted as the greatest juvenile pacer, seeks the first two minute mile in the Lexington Grand Circuit race for two year olds. The Rhode Island Rambles, owned by Perry Gray and Robard Armstrong, led a field of ten to the $8000 five gait stakes as the standout juvenile.
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Lexington
Rhode Teland Rambles
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Rob—ard Armstrong
Providence
Rule
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Gait
Histure Lexington
Coldstream Stud
Poplar Sis
Chasing Yankee Smashes and Confusing Baseball Moments
A fragmentary sports note describes Yankee hits including triples and a confusing scene involving players such as Phil Rizzuto and others. The text recalls a player recounting an injury and a comment about a ball entering play, with unclear attribution and garbled names.
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Yankee
Rekley
Gene Hermancki
Phil Rizzuto
Johnson
Reiper
Heenan
Unclear Names Assemble in Fragmented Report
Fragmentary OCR text references several names and numbers across cities like Bangor Me, Lowell Mass, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati. No cohesive event or context is identifiable. details appear garbled with mixed nicknames and figures.
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Gil
Norm Bull
Jimmy Wilsuit
Feorre
Mick
Bangor
Dave
Lowell
Mass
Nutpaime Jones
Philadelphia
Cheveland
Dave Clarg
Cincinnati
Chariey Hayes
Dovrait
Locke Favored In Reading Open Start
Locke, a six time tournament winner, opened the $10,000 Reading Open in Ort with a strong start. He faces top money winners and many leading names as the round begins.
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Locke
Associated Press
Obby Locke
Stratuht Swotter
South Alpies
U.S
South Africa
Enilery
Favorie
Karing Golf Sen— Sok
Demaret Worsham Lew Lead U S Open Test at Berkshire
Jimmy Demaret and Lew Worsham headline the field for the U S Open medal play at Berkshire Country Club a 6270 yard par course. Locke heads home to South Africa after this event aiming to return with a larger bank account built since arriving in April.
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Jimmy Demaret
Chamtlion
Lew Worsham
PCA Atlstom Perrier
Berkshire Country Club
Locke
South Africa
Johannnesburg
Buigine
Minor League Baseball World Series Ends in Tied Result
In Milwaukee's minor league World Series game the Milwaukees and Syracuse battled to a 2-2 tie after nine innings. Both teams show late momentum and the outcome remains undecided as rain delays loom.
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Milwaukees
Syracuse
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