Yankees face pitching shuffle as World Series looms
Yankee manager Casey Stengel contends with a thinning pitching staff two weeks from the World Series. Whitey Ford Don Larsen and Tom Sturdivant are hurt yet part of a potential rotation with 21 game winner Bob Turley. Larsen Sturdivant and Murry Dickson were missing from the 34 man list sent to Ford Frick. Stengel plans for the Series hinge on end of season decisions and a meeting with the commissioner.
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Ohio State Tops In AP Preseason Football Poll
The Associated Press preseason poll ranks Ohio State first with 854 points and 46 first place votes, ahead of Oklahoma in second. Notre Dame is third and Michigan State fourth. Auburn leads a cluster of teams behind them. The piece lists final standings and mentions several top contenders and individual picks.
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Bowling League Scores and Standings Highlight Bowl-Aire Night
Hammond's led the ac customed position in the Bowl-Aire A League as 7-Up Fein posted the high team single name 1012 and high team series 2749. Standout individual scores included Paul Hurlbut 215 and Ed Barr 214, with John Devers at 217. Other top rollers named Wall Livetanil 228, Russell Harvey 262, Ollie Simons 201, Dick Fuller 203, and Dirk Morton 203. The YEWTh circus crowned Weston as top keyer with 201 in a busy sports round-up spanning college football, pro football, racing, and pistol sport results.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
In the American League New York leads with 69 wins and a .618 pace while Chicago, Detroit and Boston trail. National League shows Milwaukee atop with 58 wins and a .697 pace, followed by Pittsburgh and San Francisco as the chase tightens. Today’s games feature New York at Detroit Washington at Cleveland and more, with yesterday’s rainout in Baltimore.
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Braves Close In On Pennant Final NL Run Down Dodgers
The Milwaukee Braves moved closer to a repeat National League pennant by beating the Los Angeles Dodgers 8-3 as Joe Adcock drove in three runs with a homer and a two run shot. Richie Ashburn set a Phillies record for games played while Ted Williams contends for batting title led Philadelphia past St. Louis 2-1. Robin Roberts earned a seven hitter as the Cardinals lost ground. balance of pennant race hinges on remaining games and Pirates’ results.
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Mass Shakeup Coming For Cardinals
The Cardinals near a full club shakeup from dugout to front office with Birdie Tebbetts and Sally Hemus as central figures. Hemus may replace Fred Hutchinson as field manager while Tebbetts would join Bing Devine as co general manager, signaling a major overhaul at Busch Stadium.
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Recreation Grid Program Opens Season With 45 Players
Corry Junior High boys aged 12 to 15 prepare for the Recreation Foot League’s third season. Oklahoma, Penn State and Iowa form the circuit coached by Ben Calderone and Roger Hoover. Each squad plays two games weekly for six weeks, using the T formation. Season schedule features Oklahoma, Penn State, and Iowa matchups with games starting at 4:15 p.m. at Loveland Field and practices on Mondays.
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Warren Jayvees Edges Corry Jayvees 13 7 in Narrow Duel
Warren Jayvees defeated Corry Jayvees 13 to 7 at Warren after a 7–7 deadlock. Hartnett scored a late touchdown on a 10 yard pass from Betta, with Hartnett also scoring on a kickoff return for Warren. Corry’s Roden and Lord found pay dirt for the Little Beavers, who close with next Monday’s home game versus Tunnville’s Junior Rockets.
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Stimnwells Believed Among Train Tragedy Victims
Elizabeth New Jersey reports George Snuffy Stimnwells once a Yankee infielder and AL batting champion is believed among victims of a commuter train crash officials say several people are confirmed dead and many injured as investigators probe the wreckage amid morning commutes.
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