Cleveland flagpole sitter ends wait as Indians surge
Cleveland flagpole sitter Charles Lipuca may come down after 49 days atop a foot pole near his drug store. The Indians have surged from seventh to a strong second place after a 31 of 47 run, narrowing the gap to four and a half games behind the Yankees. baseball results from the era feature White Sox, Tigers, Athletics, Dodgers, Giants, Reds, Braves, and Pirates.
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Eddie Erautt
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Snead Wins Dapper Dan Open Under Pressure
Sammy Snead of White Sulphur Springs West Virginia retained his position as the tour’s leading money winner by winning the Dapper Dan Open in Reading Pennsylvania. He parred the final two holes after a rain delayed round and held off Lloyd Mangrum who shot five under par 67 to finish five under.
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Pirates rally as Dickson seals shutout over Senators
Murry Dickson pitched a complete game to beat the Washington Senators as the Pirates delivered a decisive victory while the St. Louis Browns and Senators enjoyed a day off.
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