Yankees Sack Bucky Harris After Mixed Season
The Yankees oust manager Bucky Harris after a season of contending up to the final games. With Charlie Keller injured and Joe Page underperforming, Harris could only field two top arms Vic Raschi and Allie Reynolds amid a lean roster.
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Bearden Leads Indians As Favorites In Season Pitching
The Enterprise notes Hank Bearden and fellow hurlers Lemon Feller will pace the Indians with Bearden viewed as a money pitcher. It adds Boudreau Keltner Gordon and Doby bolster the lineup while Braves rely on Sain and Spahn. The column previews Friday High Point Lexington game and South Piedmont vs. Bison, with Billy Eanes highlighted and Burlington comparisons. It closes with a look at upcoming schedule and a cautious forecast for rest of season.
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Indians Meet Braves in World Series Best-of-Seven
Series at a glance shows American league champion Cleveland Indians against National league champion Boston Braves in a best-of-seven. Games one and two at Braves Field in Boston, games three to five at Municipal Stadium in Cleveland if needed, and games six and seven back at Braves Field. Start times, weather, and probable pitchers Bob Feller and Johnny Sain are listed along with a Mutual broadcast plan and crowd estimate.
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Cronin Denies McCarthy Exit as Red Sox Manager
Boston Oct. 6 General Manager Joe Cronin denied rumors that Joe McCarthy would quit as Boston Red Sox manager. Cronin said McCarthy is the Red Sox manager for life if he desires and through his 1949 contract, calling reports of a resignation without foundation.
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Indians Rated Strong 5-1 Favorites to Top Braves
The Cleveland Indians, led by pitcher Bob Feller, are 5 to 1 favorites to win the opening game of the World Series against the Boston Braves at Braves Field. Johnny Sain counters for Boston, with games set for 1:00 p.m. EST as weather and mid 50s loom.
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Panthers Ready for Atlantic Christian Clash in Albion Millis Stadium
Panthers face Atlantic Christian in a North State football game at Albion Millis Stadium Saturday night. With Don Page out and Bruce Bailey limited by injury, coach Ralph James emphasizes still being competitive while praising Hugh Gordon's return to form. Atlantic Christian relies on speed and passing from Pat Patterson and Clyde Sullivan as they prepare for the defensive challenge.
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Williams Caps Title at .369 in AL Batting Crown
Ted Williams won the American League batting title with .369 after one hit in four trips in the Boston Cleveland playoff. Lou Boudreau finished second at .355, Dale Mitchell rose to third with .335, and Al Zarilla and Bill Goodman trailed. Dimaggio led in home runs with 39 and RBIs at 156.
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Ou Boudreau
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Bobby Feller
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Earl Torgeson
Babe Pinelli
Joe Paparella
Chicago
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Lou Boudreau
Williams
al Zarilla
St. Louis
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New York
Rival Groups Clash Over Ray Robinson Fight Date
Promoters disagree over a December bout with welterweight champion Sugar Ray Robinson and Steve Belloise. The Tournament of Champions cites December 2 at Jersey City armory. Twentieth Century Boxing Club lists December 17 at Madison Square Garden. Spokesmen Murray Goodman and Harry Markson made the conflicting announcements.
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Feller Aims for World Series Victory in Opener
Cleveland right hander Bob Feller expressed long awaited ambition to win a world series game. He prepared to face Boston's Johnny Sain in the series opener, showing vigor in workouts and confidence after learning he would start.
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Flashy Backs Talk of Loop
Richmond readers learn the Southern conference backs are stacked with talent as Wake Forest vs North Carolina and VMI vs William and Mary headlines loom. Key players like Fetzer Gregus Harrington and Thomason are noted, with injuries and lineup changes shaping weekend games in Norfolk and Durham.
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Crosby Brothers Named Defendants in suit over photo use
Judy Cook aquatic star files suit in Los Angeles for 100000 against Bing Crosby and two brothers claiming they published her bathing suit photo to advertise their Chicago aquacade without her permission. She asserts she never appeared in the show.
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