Yanks and Red Sox Rally In Hot Junior League Chase
The Yankees belted six homers to edge St Louis 9 8 while the Red Sox beat the Tigers 3 0 keeping pressure on Cleveland. Boston moved four games up on the Indians as Chicago topped Washington 6 5 and Philadelp hia shutout the Athletics.
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Great Salt Lake Islands Span Eight to Nine in Length
The article notes that Great Salt Lake in Utah contains about eight or nine islands, with the longest reaching roughly 16 miles in length.
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State Cagers Release Slate Of 22 Games
N Y State college announces a 22 game schedule for the basketball team under Coach Everett Case. The plan includes 15 home games at the new Reynolds Memorial Coliseum in Raleigh with notable non conference games and a Dixie Classic debut December 28-30.
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Braves Drop Fifth Straight as Dodgers Lose to Reds
Dodgers fall 5-2 to Reds as Wehmeier earns his seventh win. Errors by Cox fuel the Reds rally in the eighth after Wyrostek homer sparked the inning. Branca takes the loss to drop to 4–12 on the season.
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Glenola storms past Liberty to reach state semis
In Asheboro Glenola routed Liberty 11 to 3 as Paul Brendel held Liberty to three hits. Glenola’s Burch and Newton led the offense with Brendel supporting with a home run and multiple singles. Pleasant Garden fell 13 to 0 to Cleveland in the nightcap, ending their run in the semipro tourney.
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Waitkus Watches Now But Hoping To Play
Eddie Waitkus, Philadelphia first baseman shot by a fan last June, arrived as a spectator in Pittsburgh. He traveled from Philadelphia on doctors orders and will rejoin the Phillies in Philadelphia after the series, expressing optimism about returning to action.
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