White Sox Clinch AL Pennant With Ninth Inning Rally
The White Sox clinched the American League pennant by defeating the Cleveland Indians 4 to 2 in Cleveland. Luis Aparicio and Billy Goodman doubled, Al Smith and Jim Rivera homered, and starter Early Wynn earned the win with relief from Bob Shaw and Gerry Staley who closed in the ninth with a double play to end the threat. The victory put Chicago 4 games ahead with three to play and set up a World Series return to Comiskey Park. Other AL results: New York beat Washington 8-4, Detroit topped Kansas City 6-4, Boston downed Baltimore 4-3.
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Associated Press
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Indians
Cleveland
Chicago
Luis Aparicio
Billy Goodman
al Smith
Jim Rivera
Early Wynn
Bob Shaw
Detroit
Gerry Staley
Staley
Wynn
Vic
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Jets
Comiskey Pari
New York
Washington
Derail
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Boston
Baltimore
Durocher Candidate for Cleveland Pilot Soon
Cleveland manager Joe Gordon was out with four games left in the Indians schedule. GM Frank Lane planned to name the 160 Cleveland pilot soon, Leo Durocher leading the list after leaving NBC. Others mentioned include Fred Hutchinson and Charley Diessen. Mel Harder will manage the rest of the season while rookies are tested.
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Cleveland
Joe Gorson
Indians
Frank Lane
Leo Durocher
National Broadcasting Co
Durocher
Fred Hutchinson
Cincinnati
Charley Diessen
Los Angeles
Mel Uarder
Kansas City
Chicago
Beavers
Luitn
Einbure
Lavy Hammudy
Giny Munsee
Wilbur
Junior Rey Michel
Bob Roxen
Aetese
Roger Munn
God Rop
Pamanen
Dnhusonbury
Nob Seation
Han
Walwen
OM City
Aagunites
Tour
Suez
Nest
Han=na Wastin
Chicago Wins Pennant in a Busy Season Finale
In the American League Chicago clinches the pennant as Cleveland and New York falter. Tuesday results show Chicago defeating Cleveland 4 to 2 while Kansas City loses at Detroit and Baltimore edges Boston. Upcoming games include Kansas City at Detroit and New York at Washington.
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Milwaukee
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Shop Bowling League Formed at Bowl-Aire League
The Bowl-Aire Industrial League formed at its organizational meeting last night and will begin bowling next Tuesday on the 9 oclock shift. Three teams will be represented from Aero Supply, two from Rogers Structural Steel, and one each from Meffenes Steel, Ajax, and Corrydamestown.
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Bowl-Aire Industrial League
Aero Supply
Rogers Structural Steel
Mefnnes Steel
Ajax
Corry Damestown
Bowling Roundup Highlights in Bowl Aire League Action
Last night's Bowl Aire Ladies' B action featured Hazel Derome's 509 series on a 189 game and Marilyn Glbas's 500 with 189 and 178. Sophie Douglas 190 Dorothy Rathbun 188 Dorothy Morton 185 Jean Cragg 182 Lencia Ward 180 also scored well. Jo Davis led the Ava lon alleys with 620 on 187 and 186 games. Bow l-Aire "B" results list Bennett's 672 etc.
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Hazel Derome
Marilyn Glbas
Sophie Douglas
Dorothy Rathbun
Dorothy Morton
Jean Cragg
Lencia Ward
Avalon
Jo Davis
Aun Gluyna
Bennett
Thompson
Ab A & B Distributing
Fogle Lumber
Corky Pharmacy
Aero Ala
Roberts Furniture
Bennett's
Roberts Fur
Aero A. A
Fogle Lum
Corry Pharm
Thompson's
A & B Dist
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Calhoun Faces Rookie Tonight In Chicago Middleweight Bout
Calhoun meets rookie tonight at Chicago Stadium in a 10 round middleweight clash. Calhoun, from White Plains, NY, carries a 29-7-2 record and aims to prove his mettle against Rudy Ellis, a South Haven hot prospect. Bilis Hillis, a Chicago native with 17-2 and 10 KOs, seeks a stepping stone victory and national TV exposure.
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Rory Calhoun
White Plains
Rudy Ellis
South Haven
Mich
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Hillis
Bobby Boyd
Calhoun
Bilis
Braves Cup Top Spot In NL Dogfight
The Braves surged into a one game lead by beating Pittsburgh 3 0 and 3 Tuesday night as St Louis toppled the Dodgers 11 10. The Dodgers and Cubs won and the Giants, Cards, and Reds fell further behind in a tight NL pennant chase with four games left.
LSU Sooners Tops Among Scribe's Picks
Harold Clarson lists college football picks with LSU and Oklahoma dominating the board. He names a slate of games featuring Texas, Princeton, Notre Dame, and Wisconsin as contenders, highlighting Billy Cannons and other stars amid bold forecasts and close matchups.
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Sooners
Scribe
Harold Clarnson
New York
Stien
Mt. Khrishchey
Howe
Imho
Lovisiana Teves
Prineston
Rutgers
Ivaras
Princeton
California
Stanford
Tennessee
Notre Dame
George Igo
Monts Stickles
Carolin
Jack Camminas
Taelinae
Tihols
Texas
Maryland
Rene Ramirex
Wyamina
Air Force
Falcons
Beavers Face Tough Schedule Amid Injury Setbacks
Munsee may sit out key backfield star with a hamstring strain while Beavers adjust their line. Johnsonburg Franklin Bradford and Titusville loom as potential late autumn tests as coach Hanna Wastin reassesses the 1969 schedule and prep routes.
Wyong to Hue top of Skyline loop bicks to finish
A fragmented note mentions Wyong moving toward Hue and reaching the Skyline loop, suggesting a route progression with unclear context or purpose. The text reads as a brief waypoint update or travel snippet with no identifiable event, date, or organization.
Major Loop Stars By The Associated Press Hithine-George Altmian
Giants rally to threaten late but the Cubs clinch the National League pennant as Altmian hits a two run homer in the ninth. Staley of the White Sox allows few runs in relief, securing the victory. Retiring Vic Power, Chicago completes the pennant run after a tense finish.
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George Altmian
Cub
Pannanthoperl Giants
Ge Staley
White Sox
Cme Om
Chicago
Amerron
Pennand
Vic Power
Wall
Undefined boxing note with mixed fragments
Fragmentary report from a boxing event mentions Tox-dor Miceli and Mo Barker with unclear scoring and an halted bout due to an injury. Names, numbers, and locations appear garbled, offering no verifiable outcome or date.
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San Antonio
Dor Miceli
New York
Mo Barker
Austin
Tefew
Major Loop Leaders Aimed at 1900s era standings
The record lists multiple competing players and teams with scattered city and state names, indicating a historical sports standings roundup. Entries reference Detroit Cleveland New York Chicago and others, with mentions of players such as Whisurt and Parities and various team nicknames, suggesting a late 19th or early 20th century loop leader summary.
National Leade Baltiir at Bats and Batsmans Note
National League baseball card style list highlights at bats hits and doubles by players from Milwaukee St. Louis Cincinnati Chicago and San Francisco. Names Aaron Banks Pinson Mays Neal Mathews Pierson Gillam and others appear with home runs and stolen bases noted alongside team affiliations.
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Mays
San Francisco
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Gillam
Lis Answirs
Pifehine
Per
Pam Abteen
Jaime Pivsbuvish
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Soliities
San Beanedee
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