Phils Beat Giants In Eleven Inning Tug Of War
Philadelphia tops New York 5 4 in 11 innings as tempers flare with Andy Seminick and Bill Rigney ejected for fighting. Stan Lopata homers and drives in winning run. Koslo walks two to load the bases before a fly to center. Stanky ejected for taunting, crowd reaches 34 732 at Braves Field.
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Dodgers Suffer Seven Errors In Big Loss
Boston report notes the Brooklyn Dodgers committed seven errors in a decisive game loss. The Dodgers struggled offensively as opponents built a commanding lead and secured the win.
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Boston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cubs Top Pirates as Rush Wins 10th Game of the Year
Bob Rush pitched and batted the Chicago Cubs to a 7-2 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates before 6,770 fans. The Cubs fell behind 1-0, then Andy Pafko homered to tie it in the fifth, followed by Bill Serena single and Rush's four-base hit to take the lead for good.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Mets? Noted Errors Inings: Roberts Stymies Phillies
In a nine inning game the New York team connected for four runs while Philadelphia managed five. Key players included S. Jones and Konstanty on the mound, with Hamner Lopata Thomson and Ashburn among the batting leaders. Roberts worked 7 innings, Konstanty earned the win improving to 10-4, Kosio took the loss. Attendance was 14,955 with 3 hours 56 minutes runtime.
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Konstanty
Bloodworth
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Philadelphia
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Lopata
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Goliat
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Dark
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Gilbert
Stanky
Thompson
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Donatelli
Ballanfant
Warneke
Barlick
Lanier Fans Final Batter Duo As Cardinals Edge Reds
Southpaw Max Lanier wavered in the ninth but struck out the last two with the bases loaded to seal a 3-1 Cardinals win over the Reds in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Max Lanier
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago vs Pittsburgh final line score and highlights
In the game Chicago mustered seven runs and Pittsburgh two as Ward and Smeesee led with two RBI each. Rush earned the win for Pittsburgh while MacDonald took the loss. Key moments included a two run homer by Pafko and a long relief stint by Ho MacDonald with 8 innings pitched. Attendance 6,770.
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O'Connell
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Charles Risks Date With Joe In Tues. Fight
Ezzard Charles defends his NBA heavyweight title against Freddie Beshore at Memorial Auditorium Buffalo on Tuesday night in a 15 round bout. A crowd of 12 000 is expected with a $75 000 gate. Charles hopes to line up a September date with Joe Louis if he defeats Beshore.
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Joe Louis
Freddie Beshore
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Ezzy
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Yankee Stadium
Tiger Sharks Enter State Meet In Raleigh
The High Point Tiger Sharks from the Colored Municipal pool head to the state finals in Raleigh this Friday. Manager Oliver Foust and coach Robinson optimism comes as they placed a close second in a triangular meet with High Point Fayetteville and Raleigh. Stars include Thomas Baldwin and James Brooks with Gillard Sharpe Williams Hubert McNeill Tipson Potter and Holley among swimmers competing.
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James Brooks
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McNeill
Tipson
Potter
Holley
Yanks Answer Soviets Charges
U S experts say Russian teams are pro players under amateur guise and that Soviet media use sport to push propaganda. Russians redefine football as soccer and rely on professional-like players while denying professionalism. Western observers note poor sportsmanship and a political aim to showcase Soviet strength and unity under Stalin.
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Clinton Little Nine Defeats Raleigh in Little League Final
Clinton narrowly wins the Carolina Little League title by shutting out Raleigh Kiwanis All-Stars 7-0 in a six inning game before 1,700 fans. Bill Smith pitched a three hitter for the victory with Dusty Rhodes closing in the last inning. Raleigh’s Bobby Asher allowed four hits as Clinton scores came on Reaves, Farmer and Timmons.
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Carolinas
Kiwanis All-Stars
Raleigh
N. C
Dusty Rhodes
Bill Smith
Bobby Asher
George Reaves
Ray Farmer
Benjy Timmons
Smith
Rhodes
Crawford
Asher
Swain
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Major Leagues
Scores listed from yesterday include New York 7 Philadelphia 2 and Chicago 11 Cleveland 4. Detroit played St Louis, Boston 10 Washington 1, Philadelphia 5 New York 4, Chicago 7 Pittsburgh 2, St Louis 3 Cincinnati 1, with multiple pitchers and matchups noted across venues.
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Grid Practice Begins Monday At Jamestown
Jamestown high school football opens tomorrow at 9 30 a m with 45 to 50 players expected including about 20 lettermen. Klosterman, entering his second season, says light conditioning will be focus and only morning sessions will run, replacing 1949 efforts after 1948 title losses.
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Tiger
Larry Klosterman
North Piedmont
Guilford County Loop
Klosterman
North Carolina Men's Softball Tourney Opens in Canton
Eleven top teams from district eliminations begin the annual North Carolina Men's Softball tournament in Canton on August 21. The champion advances to the southeastern regional in St. Petersburg Florida.
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North Carolina
St. Petersburg
Florida
Pairings Set For Women’s State Softball Tourney
Pairings for the annual Women’s State Softball Tournament will be announced this afternoon in Greensboro with Jib Day of the North Carolina Amateur Softball Association present. The event, sponsored by the High Point Mercury Athletic Club, begins Thursday night at Jamestown stadium with Class A and B divisions. Defending champions Pabst Blue Ribbon of Greensboro and Hanes Hosiery of Winston-Salem are among leaders. The tourney runs August 17 to 19 and 24 to 26 with ticket sales at Mercury club locations Jeff’s and Mann No. 2 drug stores.
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High Point Mercury Athletic Club
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Pabst Blue Ribbon
Hanes Hosiery
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High Point
Mercury Club
Jeff's
Mann No. 2
Greensboro to Host 1950 North Carolina Closed Tennis
Don Skakle of Greensboro Country Club will direct the 1950 North Carolina closed tennis championships opening August 28 at the Greensboro Country Club and Memorial Stadium courts.
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Don Skakle
Greensboro Country Club
North Carolina
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