Maglie Leads Giants Past Dodgers With Three-Run Homer
Sal Maglie pitched effectively for the New York Giants and Davey Williams hit a three-run homer as Brooklyn’s Dodgers fell 4 to 3 in Brooklyn. Williams powered the offense with his 13th homer in the fourth inning, supporting a comeback win that narrowed the gap to eight games atop the National League.
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R & ER
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Warneke
Goetz
Phillies Sweep Braves With Doubleheader Victories
In Boston on August 30, the Philadelphia Phillies swept a two game set from the Boston Braves. The Phillies won 4-2 in the first game and 8-6 in the nightcap. Dave Cole earned the decisive run in the second game by walking Connie Ryan with the bases loaded in the seventh. Walker Cooper hit a three run homer for Boston in game two while Richie Ashburn and Waitkus delivered key moments for Philadelphia.
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Walker Cooper
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Lew Burdette
Richie Ashburn
UNC Soccer Schedule Faces Roanoke Penn State Duke and More
HOME GAMES CHAPEL HILL UNC soccer team will host Roanoke College Penn State Duke and N C State and Virginia in home matches this fall.
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Duke to Operate Its Own Football Radio Network
Duke University will run its football radio network this fall after Atlantic Refining Co. stopped broadcasts. Athletic Director Eddie Cameron said eight stations have signed on to carry the full Duke schedule with more negotiations pending. Signed stations include WWWNC Asheville WBT Charlotte WD NC Durham WGBR Goldsboro WBIG Greensboro WSYD Rocky Mount WHED Washington and WMFD Wilmington.
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Duke
Eddie Cameron
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Athletic Assn
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Atlantic Refining Co
WWWNC
Asheville
WBT
Charlotte
WDNC
WGBR
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WBIG
Greensboro
WSYD
Rocky Mount
WHED
Washington
WMFD
Wilmington
Miami Hurler No Hits Foes in Canton Test
A. I. S. Flyers of Miami Florida no hit Peerless Woolens 3 to 1 in Canton North Carolina as Arno Lamb blanked the defending champions in seven innings. Baker worked Baker walk to start and Sweeting drove in two runs for the Flyers who improved to finals.
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Johnny Baker
Peerless
Flyers
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S. C
Woolens
Clearwater
Buster Zeigler
Baker
Jack Sweeting
Field Nearly Set for Southern 500 Stock Race
Darlington South Carolina prepares for labor day showdown as 67 cars entered for the Southern 500 with 8 others to draw for starting spots. Fonty Flock sits on pole in a 1952 Oldsmobile 88, Dick Rathman posts a track record speed, and Herb Thomas begins 14th. Attendance may reach 35 000 as the 1 1/2 mile track fills.
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8. C
Labor Day
Asphalt International Raceway
Fonty Flock
Decatur
Dick Rathman
Los Angeles
Calif
Herb Thomas
Olivia
N.C
Hudson
Lee Petty
Randleman
Bill Blair
High Point
Oldsmobile
Jimmy Lewallen
Jim Paschal
Bobby Myers
Winston-Salem
Ford
Cubs Defeat Reds 5-3 in Cincinnati
Roy Smalley delivered a two run single as Chicago built a five to nothing lead by the fifth, then held on for a 5-3 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Schultz earned the win for Chicago, Raffensberger took the loss.
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Erbi
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R & ER
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St Jackowski
Pinelli
Engeln
Boggess
Hereditary ties mark WVU football figures
Morgantown West Virginia Mrs Art Lewis wife of the current Mountaineer head coach has another WVU football link Her great uncle George A A Kunst played on the first Mountaineer squad in 1891 and captained the 1894 team Co captains for UNC soccer Ben Tyson and Barry Kalb will share leadership roles this season at Chapel Hill.
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W. Va
Art Lewis
West Virginia University
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Chapel Hill
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Barry Kalb
University of North Carolina
Cardinals Halt Pirates 12-2 as Staley Improves to 15-12
St. Louis Cardinals break six-game slide by routing the Pittsburgh Pirates 12-2 in Pittsburgh. Gerry Staley wins his 15th, delivering a five-hitter and guiding a five-run third inning highlighted by four straight Cardinal doubles tying NL record. Hal Rice homers for St. Louis. Dick Sisler adds inside-the-park shot in ninth.
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Barlick
Gorman
Riegel Leads Insurance City Golf Tourney At Halfway Mark
Skee Riegel of Tulsa shot 67 to join a 133 total with a 66 yesterday and take a four stroke edge at Wethersfield C C in the Insurance City Golf Tourney. Art Wall and Bill Nary share the 137 group, Julius Boros sits 141 with Joe Tereskiewicz making a hole in one.
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Duke Preseason Drills Ahead of Early Openers with W&L
Duke Universitys Blue Devils begin practice with a 90 man squad as they prep for an opening Sept 20 meeting with Washington and Lee at Duke Stadium. Coach Murray, in his second year, cautions about facing top programs while praising his players for readiness.
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Fifteen Seniors Return For 1952 Deacon Eleven
Wake Forest reports 15 seniors to join a 65 man squad for Labor Day start of pre season practice. Captains Jack Lewis and Louie Simmons lead a list of stars including G ends Bridges, tackles Finnance and Link, guards Paletta and Donahue, centers Koch and Seawell, backs Spencer Coker, and others. Additional juniors Cadilla Coles George Hillenbrand Santangelo Charm and Cadilla among contenders. Freshmen prep school talents also join as Tom Rogers coaches begin two daily sessions before mid month opener.
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Louie Simmons
Bob G
Ken Bridges
Bill Link
Bill Finnance
Clyde Pickard
Joe Barkecy
Leonard Paletta
Tom Donahue
Jimmy Zrakas
Joe Koch
Vann Seawell
Larry Spencer
James
Pete) Coker
Bob Cndilla
Fred Santangelo
John Coles
Charles
Sonny) George
Bob Frederick
Bruce Hillenbrand
Billy Charm
George
Hillenbrand
Santangelo
Cadilla
Coles
Churm
Frederick
Ed Stowers
Earl Ware
Mack Smith
Wesley Ledford
Donnie Garrison
Swatzel
Jim Turner
Calvin Cutterer
Bob Koontz
Marco Viola
Mike Soltis
Bob Organ
John Vargo
Jim Bland
Bob Brincefield
John Behrman
Nick Maravic
Dick Pope
Ed Chaney
Seprerat NY
Tom Rogers
Pat Preston
John
Red) Cochran
Taylor Sanford
Hogan to Play in Celebrities Golf Tourney
Ben Hogan and Bobby Jones were named to attend the national celebrities open championships in Washington September 18 to 21. Jones will not play. Hogan may, with a banquet September 20 honoring the top 10 golfers and top non golfers in two divisions.
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Ben Hogan
Bobby Jones
Bus Ham
Washington Post
Jones
Hogan
Statler
Professional Golfers Association
Walter Hagen
Chick Evans
Awful
Supreme Court
The
UNC Tar Heels rely on passer Billy Williams revival
Billy Williams from Henderson emerged as a leading UNC passer last season completing over half of his passes. He helped the Tar Heels through a productive aerial effort and contributed as a top quarterback option.
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Billy Williams
University of North Carolina
Henderson
Tar Heels
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