World Series Drama Looms As Yankees Tie Series
The 1952 World Series tightened to a seventh game after the Yankees clawed back to 3 3 with a 4 3 win in game six. Allie Reynolds and Preacher Roe hurled strong relief, with Duke Snider earning hero status for Brooklyn after his third and fourth homers in the series.
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New York Yankees
Brilliant Seller
Allie Reynolds
Preacher Roe
Vic Rasehi
Roe
Billy Lees
Yankee
Teddy
Duke Snider
Brooklyn
Two Cage Fixers to Play for Jersey City
The Jersey City club of the American Basketball League plans to sign Alex Groza Ralph Beard and Sherman White for this winter. League president John O'Brien said the three confessed participants in the point spread scandal will be reviewed before approval. Groza and Beard were previously Indianapolis Olympians players banned from the NBA after the 1951 bribery scandal.
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Thrlux Wlex
Alex Groza
Ralph Beard
College Fix Scandas
Jersey City
American Basketball League
Groza
Beard
Sherman White
John O'Brien
New York
Shellie Tua
Thi. Loop
Doesn’ Mest
Indianapolis Olympians
Aligns Basketball Association
NBA
Dodgers Count on Black to Win Series Finale
The Dodgers and Yankees duel in a seventh World Series game at Ebbets Field with Brooklyn seeking a win by Black to clinch. After a tight series tied 3-3, the Dodgers aim to avoid another late stumble as Raschi again challenges them in a decisive matchup.
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Gayle Talbot
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Tory
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Yankees
Charlie Dressen
Vic Raschi
Nero
Joe Black
Bombers
Allie Reynolds
Vic Ranchi
Carl Ersking
Feaure
Black
Reynolds
Duke Snider
Billy Lees
Rashi
Brooks
Lees
Dressen
Locs
Irv Noren
Billy Cox
Charlie
Berra
Loas
Gene Woodling
Rasch
Puch
Mickey Mantle
Preacher Roe
Mantle
Yistors
Snider
George Shuba Hen
Casey Stengel
Rascht
Miehi
Tridian
Casy
Bowling roundup seals first in A League with blue bonnets lead
Blue Bonnet tops Nameless by blanking them as Niederriter's slips to Tununell's in a jammed A League night. Fireside Michaeleon's Cafe sweep set the tone with a string of high scores and a growing standings gap amid staggered results across VW and Moose leagues.
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Ib Jensen
Paul
Al's
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Tagm Electric
Stahl’s Jewelers
Mariel Dairy
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Hickle Electric
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Model Dairy
al van Cise Keystone
New York Yankees
Merritt Appliance
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Ee Tagm Electric
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Martin's Motors
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Ath
Hodges
Roe
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Berra
Raschi
Mantle
Gox
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Reese
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Mize
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Rey Holds
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So—Loes
Noren
Martin
Collins
Loes
Furillo
Cox
Nelson
Ho—Raschi
Ré&Gr
Roa
Balk— Loes
Art Passarella
Larry Goetz
Bi McKinley
Babe Pinelli
Jim Honochick
Dusty Boggess
Wisconsin Rated Top Grid Team in Nation
The Associated Press poll places Wisconsin as the leading college football team after a 20 1 victory over Illinois, with 27 first place votes and 119.5 points. Michigan State remains second, California third, Maryland fourth, and Georgia Tech fifth. Notre Dame and Princeton enter the top ten.
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Michigan State
Spartans
California
Maryland
Georgia Tech
Associated Press New York
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Georgia Trek
United Lnols
Flinl
Texas
Longhorns
Notre Dame
Duke
Southern California
Kansas
Princeton
Illinuis
Oil City Tops Section II Football As Season Reaches Midpoint
Oil City leads the IT League with two wins and no losses. The Gilers have 40 points with an average of 115. Meadville, Titusville, Warren, Corry and Franklin follow in the standings. The Sportsmen's Club meets tomorrow night at West Spring Creek Town Hall to discuss hunting season business. Halfback Leon Herdeman rushed for 617 yards and 12 touchdowns for Georgia Tech in 1951.
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Lee
Department of Interior
Oil City
Il Tipais
Gilers
Tollaw
Ave
Oi City
Meadville i
Titusville
Warren
Corry
Franklin
Sportsmen’s Club
Lorharrow
By. m
West Spring Creek
Leon Herdeman
Georgia Tech
Boxing fatalities mount in New Orleans doubleheader
In New Orleans a boxing doubleheader ends with tragedy as referee Ashton collapses late in the sixth round of a welterweight fight between Rost Virgo and Jack O'Brien, dying from injuries after Bud Taylor, a Miami middleweight, dies Friday from injuries sustained in a prior bout. Police and doctors declare the night a draw and the crowd disperses.
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New Orleans
Ashton
Rost Virgo
Rochester.y
Jack O’brien
Hart-ford
Conn
Dhcimy
Bud) Taylor
Local boxing results from Salt Lake City and surrounding bouts
Last night Dale Hall of Salt Lake City stopped Wittin dames. In Brooklyn Pat Mureune outpointed Bill Bassie while Allaty Mc Faier of Toronto outpointed Elmer Davies in Philadelphia Harold Juhu au fought at Bob Sartertela in Chicago.
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Dale Hall
Wittin Dames
Boston
Brooklyn
Pat Mureune
Bill Bassie
Pittsburgh
Hamilton
Canada
Allaty McFaier
Toronto
Elmer Davies
Philadelphia
Harold Juhuau
Bob Sartertela
Chicaro
Bisbee and Shum Pace in Josche Bowling Night
Bisbee rolled a 343 single and a 629 series to pace the action at Josche bowling. Shum also had a strong showing with a 23 and a partial score, aiding a high-scoring display despite rough frames.
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Phri Bisbee
Charles Shum
Josche
le Ple
Bisbee
Wile Shuss
Alsa
Two Way Tie For First In Pennsylvania Open
Arnold Palmer of Latrobe and George Sry of Gren Valley led a 4 hole playoff at Gulph Mit Goi Club to decide the Pennsylvania Open champion. Gibson of Huntingdon Valley shot 143 to finish one behind at 144 with George Foal of Pine Valley and Anthony Bullas of Westville area tied at lag. Henry Williams Jr Borkleigh posted 1.
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Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
George Griffin Sry
Gren Valley
Toriay
Géthenna
Bath
Gibson
Huntingdon Valley
George Foal
Pine Valley
Anbony Bullas
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Henry Williams Jr Borkleigh
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