Cardinals Beat Dodgers 5-2 to Tie for First on Marion Homer
In a dramatic game the Cardinals beat the Dodgers 5-2 as Marty Marion hit a bases loaded grand slam. Stan Musial also stole home, giving St Louis a tie for first with Brooklyn. Marion’s blast supported Howie Pollet’s five hit win, while injuries clipped Tommy Glaviano and Joe Garagiola. The Braves crushed the Phillies 14-2 behind Sid Gordon’s grand slam. The Giants rallied to top the Reds 8-7, and Cincinnati won 6-2 in the nightcap. The Yankees beat the White Sox 2-1 as Dave Philley’s error created a decisive run, with Joe Page earning the win in relief. Errors aided Washington’s 4-2 win over Boston in 12 innings as Conrado Marrero allowed two, Ned O’Dowd got the win.
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Standings and scores from major leagues and coast league
Baseball standings show American League leaders including New York Boston Detroit Cleveland and Washington with recent rain delays and postponed games. National League results list Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn New York and St Louis with partial results. Pacific Coast League notes Hollywood Oakland Seattle Portland San Diego and San Francisco games and standings titled by league and team. A political ad column references John Paul Jones and a Superior Court matter in Alumoda.
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Annual Net Play Opens Tomorrow in Fifth Open
The Haywood Area Recreation District hosts the Fifth Annual Open tennis tournament starting tomorrow at the high school courts. Defending champion Ralph Chippendale and runner-up Ber Minton lead a field that includes Joe Crawford, Rich Mendones, Ben Minton, Bo Peterson, Ernie Guest, Roland Wilson, Walt Germand, Richard Rutledge, Allen Peek, Tom Peek, Dred Aucerson, George West, Jim Wilcox, Bob Griffith, Jor Pastrone, Sig Jacobson, Fred Anderson, Britt White, and Frank Sefferna among others. A full day of matches runs from 10 am to 7 pm with multiple courts and pairings listed for Court 1 and Court 2.
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Rebere's Take Lead in League Battle
Rebere's squad grabbed the lead early and held on to defeat Hayward Vid last night at Beet Marte Park in league play. Leite and Mualquist drove the offense with timely hits and a triple, while Duarte and Nain contributed for the losers. The winners posted three tallies in the opening circle and added runs in the later innings as the Service Station team built a decisive edge.
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Ted Williams Says He Would Quit If Traded
Ted Williams warned he would quit baseball if traded to another major league club. The All year Williams faced abuse from fans as he led a torrent of denials of a published rumor. An unrelated ad urges a vote for John Paul Jones for judge in Alameda County Superior Court.
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Early Runs Sparked Victory in Rough League Play
The game featured early offense as Cumdy post three runs in the first three frames. White Cagle, Widuphes, and Martine led a parade of hits while Wey ul pa i and Bill by Vils Wan contributed key plays. Fire Department Paper Drive Sunday by Hayward Hida Fire Department to collect paper from 9 am, canvassing streets for bundles.
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Strip Team Triumphs on Three-Hit Night
Alba sparked the Strip with three hits to lift Hayward in a 6 5 victory over the Air National Guard. Martin and Titon homered and doubled for Hayward while Lewik, Verry, and Niky defended the lead as the National Guard struggled to close the gap.
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Pillar Team Wins 5-4 in Narrow Victory
Pillar Team edged Hayawsed Moprosters 5 to 4 in a tight late matchup. Pitcher Caswell struck out the final batter as Pillar rallied in the last innings, securing a dramatic win on Panwa A.
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Alta Vista Ten Triumphs In Narrow Baseball Victory
In 17 and Under Irapue play on Bret Carle diamond Alta Vista Poultry defeated Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce 14 to 7. J Alicia paced the Chamber attack while Auipastion and Michaelson led Alta Vista with key hits and solid pitching by Michaelson holding Castro Valley to five hits.
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Sacramento Manager and Coach Fired in Seals Losses
Sacramento’s business manager Jo Jo White reshuffles staff firing manager Red Kress and coach Lindsey Brown. Joe Marty moves into Kress’s spot as the Solons drop three in a row to the Stars while Portland wins both ends of a doubleheader and Los Angeles defeats Seattle. Glen Lierman picks up his first win with San Francisco. Oakland tops San Diego as Beavers and others share the field. Political advertisement ends the piece.
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Infantry Loses After Early Lead To Automobiles
Infantry led 8-0 in the top of the fifth but Automobiles rallied to win 7-3 in the league game. Rickells, Perry and Thoms pitched for the Infantry while Bi, Perry and Smith homered for the Automobiles.
McGuffey Readers Reach Massive Global Reach
More than 22 million copies of the famous McGuffey readers have been produced, under the National owrophic Soriety rules. Their author, Prof. William H. McGuffey, taught moral philosophy at the University of Virginia four centuries ago.
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