Baseball Box Scores from a Major League game
American League box scores show Detroit and Chicago with scoring details. Notable players include Boone Small Bolling House Hatfield Fox Rivera Dropo Aparicio Donovan and pitchers Crimian and Dic k. Final lines indicate Detroit 4 Chicago 3 with late rallies and RBI by Wilson Fox Minoso Lollar and others.
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Boling
Propo
Wilson
Bunning
Miller
Detroit
Chicago
Wali
Boone
Small
Bolling
House
Hatfield
Fox
Rivera
Dropo
Aparicio
Donovan
RBI
Wileon
Minoso
Lollar
Milwaukee Defeats Cincinnati in Tight NL Clash
In a National League game Milwaukee edges Cincinnati 5 to 4. Sleater homered and led Milwaukee with multiple hits while Johnson and Freeman contributed on offense and pitching. Robison and Torre provided key runs as Crandall and Burgess anchored Cincinnati’s defense late.
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Cincinnati
Milwacker
Jelicoat
Burgess Crandall
Freeman
Paine Prake
Mim Grammas
Johnson
Seno
Bruton
Thomson
Kluszewski
Robinson
Torre
Milwaukee
Jettcoat
Philli
Aehnaen
Holicoat Ein & Freeman
Sleater
Jeffcont
Phillips
L-John
W Sen
A—Donatelli
Gorman
Pinelli
Dixon
Hi-Toms edge Scots inwaning game four hopes
From page four the Hi-Toms plan further lineup changes as Meyer substitutes reserves for a potential fourth game. Haas could use Brown Solomon or Carmichael and bring Taylor back for a fifth day, leaving the Scots with mounting pressure.
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Page Four
Meyer
Haas
Charlie Brown
Amiel Solomon
Gus Carmichael
Taylor
Toms
Gordon Pirie Sets New World Record in 3000 Meters
Gordon Pirie, the 25 year old British runner, improved his own world record in the 3000 meters to 7:52.8 in Malmoe Sweden. He beat three Hungarian rivals and already held top marks for the 2 mile, 5,000 meters, 3 miles and 10,000 meters, signaling strong form ahead of Melbourne Olympic events.
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Malmoe
Sweden
Gordon Pirie
Melbourne
Playoff Semifinal Openers Set Across Leagues
Scores from five leagues show early playoff action with Danville routing Durham 5 0 in the Carolina League and High Point Thom asville leading 5 3 in the first heat of semifinals. In other leagues Toronto overwhelmed Buffalo 8 3 while Columbus handled Knoxville 7 6 and Havana defeated Miami 2 0.
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Augusta
Macon
Columbus
Knoxville
Charlotte
Columbia
Danville
Durham
Fayetteville
High Point
Playoff Possibility If Three-Way NL Tie Emerges
Cincinnati headline notes league president Warren Giles stating a three way pennant tie among Milwaukee Cincinnati and Brooklyn could trigger a three team playoff. A round robin would eliminate a club after two losses with the president drawing lots to assign numbers one two and three.
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Cincinnati
Warren C. Giles
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Giles
Owens Eyes Third Rov Race and Track Crown
Owens aims for a third win in Rov on Friday to clinch the 1956 track modified title. He holds 716 points with Bunk Moore at 646 while Ralph Earnhardt dominates sportsmen with nine wins in 15 races and a secure season lead. Banks Simpson nears Doug Yates as the field of 20 to 25 drivers prepares for Friday NASCAR sanctioned action.
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Owens
Bunk Moore
Indian Trail
Ralph Earnhardt
Kannapolis
Earnhardt
Ned Jarrett
Newton
Banks
Simpson
Concord
Doug Yates
Chapel Hill
Yates
Robinson lifts Reds past Brewers in 10th inning
Frank Robinson singled and scored to spark a 2-2 tie, then hit a 10th inning homer as Cincinnati beat Milwaukee 4-2. He added two scoreless relief innings for his 12th relief win, capping Cincinnati's victory.
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Associated Press
Frank Robinson
Redlegs
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Tto
Practice Satisfying Rough Work Features Drills In Southern Conference Football
Several teams held scrimmages in preseason drills. Virginia Military Institute and Davidson reported solid efforts with long scrimmages and standout players noted. William and Mary emphasized passing while Virginia Tech focused on punt formations and heavier work. West Virginia and Furman also reported progress with eyes on upcoming games, including Pitt on Sept 22.
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Associated Press
Taneaaes
Virginia Military
VMI
John McKenna
Sauer
William and Mary
Larry Peccatiello
Dan Plummer
Davidson
Bill Dole
Paul Biggers
Virginia Tech
Wolfenden
West
Art Lewis
Pitt
Furman
Football session highlights and player injuries report
The session featured Bakhtiar and Kneeland as leading ground gainers in the backfield. In the second unit Yarborough Buskell Jenkins and Shelton moved the ball well. Sophomore full back Nye broke a collarbone at NC State and will miss about eight weeks.
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Jim Bakhtiar
Ralph Kneeland
Nelson Yarborough
Kelly Buskell
Ronnie Jenkins
Duane Shelton
Ken Nye
North Carolina State
Herman Bunch
Nye
Een Katich
Knollwood Course Tests National Amateur Field
Chicago course demands precision as 6,790 yards of rough and greenside hazards threaten players in the National Amateur at Knollwood. Tight fairways and encroaching rough require exact tee shots and adept recovery skills, with sand traps guarding most greens and thick grass complicating chip play.
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Chicago
Knollwood Club
States Golf Assn
USGA
Joseph C. Dey Jr
Knollwood’s
Exciting Grid Play 50 Years Old Today
ST LOUIS observers mark half a century since the first forward pass in 1906 at Weukesha Wisconsin by Eddie Cochems leading St Louis University to a 110 0 season. The move changed football history and sparked debate over the origins credited to Dorais and Rockne.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis University
Carroll College
Weukesha
Wis
Eddie Cochems
Wisconsin
Knute Rockne
Gus Dorais
Rockne
Notre Dame
Army
Coachems
Dorais
Cochems
Football Hall of Fame
Theodore Roosevelt
Robinson
Carroll
Jack Schneider
Schneider
St Louis
Marquette
Kansas
Drake
Iowa
St Louis University
Richardson Seizes U.S. No. 1 Tennis Contender Role
Forest Hills reports Hamilton Richardson, Tulane graduate studying at Oxford, as America’s No. 1 player with a path to prevent an all Australian final. He faces tough draws as Rosewall and Hoad loom, while several women reach quarterfinals including Shirley Fry and Louise Brough.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Hamilton Richardson
Tulane
Oxford
Richardson
America
Vic Seixas
Chile
Luis Ayala
Lew Hoad
Ken Rosewall
Lew
Hoad
Rosewall
Ulf Schmidt
Sweden
Abe Segal
South Africa
Art Larsen
San Leandro
Calif
Ed Moylan
Trenton
N.J
Shirley Fry
Margaret du Pont
Louise Brough
England
Shirley Bloomer
Fights Last Night Howard Outpoints Teddy in Halifax
Howard of 134 pounds defeated Teddy Redcoe Davis of 139 pounds in Hartford, Conn., by decision after ten rounds. The bout, held in Halifax, featured decisive points for Howard leading from early rounds to the final bell.
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Terprise
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J. Howard
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Gillespie
OLMIS
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Raat Pore Mays
Brandt
Castleman
Hemus
Ennis
B-Ashburn
New York
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Nawus Mays
Blaylock
Breas
Aioe Sarnith
Totele
Trinity High School
Bulldogs
Jamestown
Trinity
Liberty
Don Spencer
Bill Bruce
Nereus Eng H
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Janet Teague
LEVIS
Sane Gane
Richardson Lane US
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Horace G.ilderton, Inc
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