Yankees Beat Red Sox as Indians Fall in Detroit
In a tight pennant race the New York Yankees won 5-1 at Fenway Park, narrowing the gap with Cleveland. Cleveland dropped 7-6 to Detroit, leaving the Indians within a game of the Yanks, with eight games left for New York and nine for Cleveland.
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Montreal 18 Syracuse 3 in IL playoff finale series
Montreal trounced Syracuse 18 to 3 to clinch the International League final series in a dominant performance. Milwaukee fell to St Paul 7 to 5 as the American League final series reached 21 games with St Paul taking the series.
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Yankees Defeat Red Sox as Tigers Bow to Detroit
Associated Press reports the Yankees beat Boston 9 to 1 as Cleveland’s stance tightens in the pennant race. Meanwhile Detroit topped Cleveland 7 to 6 and the Tigers’ win kept pace in a tight AL race with eight games left, Dodgers and Phillies split in the NL. Jackie Collins pitched a no hit bid for St. Louis against Chicago, 6-0. No other games were on the slate.
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Major Stars Shine in National League and American Circles
Baseball leaders pace batting and pitching ranks with DiMaggio Williams and Musial atop lists. Kiner and Jethroe pace homer and stolen-base figures for their leagues. Boxing and Hollywood notes mix with a Michigan State press box remark.
High Gridders Beat Miller Creek Eleven 27-6
Counny High Beavers blitzed Millercreek to a 27-6 victory at Loveland Field. Key blocking by Jack Scott and Jim Kelsey powered multiple TD drives while Corry’s defense contained Millcreek’s comebacks. Next Friday the Beavers host Franklin in a Section II clash.
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Scoring honors go to Jim Hogden in muddled play by Corry
Jim Hogden earned scoring honors with a three run drive in a chaotic game. Jim Hannan added a key seven yard dash after a late interception by Lary Vanderhornt. Vanderhoof and Bogden made series of long runs including a 44 yard sprint to the Trojan 25 as Corry pressed for points.
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Skeet Shoot Set for Meadville with Trophy on Line
The Penn York Skeet League schedules a post season shoot in Meadville for tomorrow featuring Corry Eric Coleron Falcnner and Messiville. The Tindquist trophy, held by Corry, seeks a third straight win as Louis Kubas defends his title. An annual lodge dinner at Pinehurst follows with trophy presentations and 1852 season officers.
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Ayckson's Floral Wins Bowling Lead in Ladies League
Ayckson's Floral Gardens topped Masel Dairy last evening to seize a one game edge in the Ladies B League Bowl-Aire standings. Bowl-Aire, Katherine's Shop, FF Willace Jewelry, Raymond Jewelry and John’s Grocery posted scores as the rundown shows tight team competition and high marks across multiple frames.
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Columbia Princeton grid game canceled
The Columbia and Princeton football season opener on September 29 is canceled due to polio. End Bernard Jays son and tackle Donald Page were hospitalized with poliomyelitis at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital. The cancellation affects eight games and the NBC telecast plans.
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Scranton Wins Eastern League Governors Cup in Finals
Scranton captured the Eastern League Governors Cup with an 8-5 win over Elmira, completing an undefeated playoff run. The Miners previously swept Hartford in the semifinals and defeated Elmira after a 14-hit attack, led by Mike Diroth's three singles and a double in five at bats.
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Major Yesterday's Results and Today’s Schedule
Summary of last day's scores across baseball and hockey style lines with many inconsistencies. Key results include New York 5 Boston 1 Detroit 7 Cleveland 6, and Philadelphia 9 Brooklyn 6. Upcoming games list New York at Boston Cleveland at Detroit Washington at Philadelphia Chicago at St Louis. Also includes scholastic scores across numerous small towns and a reference to a 1850 National Fat ball League event with scoring champion.
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Reading Open leads feature three-way tie at halfway
In Reading Open golf at Berks County Club, 24 professionals and 11 amateurs proceed to round three with Jack Biske Jr Simey Chunk and another tied for the lead at 1 under par after 44 holes. Dense rough and narrow fairways challenge players as par remains a strong score midway through the event.
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