Rocky Marciano versus LaStarza set for Polo Grounds clash
Heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano defends his title against Roland LaStarza tomorrow night at the Polo Grounds. A tough crowd and poor local interest mark a bout promos have pushed for weeks. Analysts expect Marciano to win by knockout within nine rounds amid limited radio and TV coverage.
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Troy And Sala Clash Tonight
Troy and Sala prepare for a 10 round middleweight bout broadcast by Galambia system at 9 PM BST. Sala, 26, from Pittsburgh, faces Willie Troy, 22, from Washington, in a bout featuring high knockout rates and past fights across 78 pro bouts.
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Reynolds May Pitch Opener For New York Yankees
Reynolds strong in seven innings as the Yankees beat the Athletics 7 2. He fans 11 with four walks and two singles. Stengel considers Reynolds for World Series opener. Giants and Dodgers also winning. Indians clinch second place in AL.
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All-Way Electric Jassies Take Lead In Ladies A League
The All-Way Electric Jassies moved into first place with Raymond's in the Ladies A League last night by sweeping Brigham's. Springmakers dropped one game to Mabel Shoppe. Individual scores included Raymond's 701 613 709 and Leed's 697 569 642.
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Browns Move Rumors Stir Coastal City Voting
A major league executive says Toronto or Montreal likely get the St. Louis Browns, with Baltimore seen as possible, though denials come from Veeck and others. The executive notes a 60-40 tilt toward Toronto, while owners meeting decisions depend on Veeck’s plan.
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Lopez To Manage Redlegs In 1953 Season
NEW YORK Lopez will stage a move to manage the Cincinnati Redlegs next year. George Tebbetts, Cleveland Indians catcher, is expected to assist as manager of the Indianapolis Indians. Cleveland general manager Paul claims no confirmation. The Indians finished second in 1951 and 1952 behind the Yankees. Tebbetts is a veteran catcher with major league experience. Lopez has been Cleveland manager for three seasons. Other box results from Miami Beach and Los Angeles are listed with various fighters. Rochester beat Baltimore 4-3 to win the playoff series.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From Yesterday's NL and AL
National League results show Milwaukee 4 7 at St Louis 10, Cincinnati 1 1, Brooklyn 5 Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia and New York 3. American League scores include New York 7 Philadelphia 2, Detroit 4 Cleveland 11. Tonight Milwaukee visits St Louis Lewis, New York 4 Philadelphia, Chicago at Chicago, Cleveland at Chicago, Philadelphia at New York.
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Field Day Financials Highlight Corry Rod and Gun Club Meeting
The Corry Rod and Gun Club reports a profitable Field Day despite rain and cold during the monthly meeting. The group approved safety zone signs for farmers and landowners in the Corey area for the fall small game season, to be posted within 180 yards of buildings. Sign distribution follows recent State Game Commission farm project participation, with dates for availability to be announced. Committees named include nominating with Robert Wank as chair and several others, plus turkey shoot leadership. Practice rifle shooting starts Wednesday at 7 p.m. and the Columbus skeet field will open Sundays for interested shooters until further notice.
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Junior High To Play Meadville In Football
Corry Junior High hosts Meadville High in a Friday 4 p m kickoff. Coach Bob Olson’s team seeks win after a 1 0 loss to Warren and aims to improve lineup while contending for top spots. An October 22 rematch with Mestiville is planned pending injuries and roster readiness.
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Odds On Rocky Reach 4 Tol
New York reports a chaotic boxing scene with heavyweight prospects and unusual betting chatter. Promoter Jim Norris seeks at least 900 000 dollars as part of plans around a boxing club event.
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Hutchinson Retained as Tigers Manager for 1954
Detroit announces Fred Hutchinson will manage the Tigers in 1954 on a one year contract. He guided Detroit from basement standings and aims to improve the club, with optimism about moving up the pennant race next season.
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Yankees Top Phillies Behind 7-2 Win
Yesterday's stars include Pauline Reynolds who struck out 11 for New York. Ané allowed ten in seven innings as the Yanks defeated Philadelphia 7-2. Stan Musial of St. Louis collected five hits with five doubles and raised his average to .483 in a doubleheader against Milwaukee.
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