Pirates Rally To Beat Cardinals 14-7 For 4½-Game Lead
The Pittsburgh Pirates exploded for eight runs in the eighth inning to erase a six run deficit and beat the St. Louis Cardinals 14 to 7. Al Todd drove in five runs with a third inning homer and an eighth inning triple, while Mace Brown held St Louis hitless over the last four innings for his 15th win. Johnny Mize powered the Cards with his 25th homer as he lifted his batting average over .330 in recent months.
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Stagehand Wins Governor's Handicap at Narragansett
Stagehand, the 2 to 5 favorite, won the Governor's Handicap at Narragansett Park by six lengths over Two Bob with Thanksgiving third. The race, run at a mile and a furlong in 1 49 2 5, added $9,260 to Stagehand's earnings as he extended his 1960 season total to $190,070, following Santa Anita Derby and Special wins.
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Bradford Brothers Across Ranks At Alabama Grid
Vic Bradford Alabama senior quarterback comes from Memphis while brother Frank, a sophomore fullback, hails from Detroit. The unrelated note claims a combined total of 813 movie theaters in Africa and the Near East.
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Baseball Game Summary with Runs and Plays
Two base hits by Martin Padgett and Rizzo highlight the Pittsburgh offense with three base hits from Handley Waner Todd and home runs by Mize and Todd. M Brown earns the win over Macon as Swift, Shoun and others contribute to the pitching effort. Official attendance 3,632.
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New York
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Hubbard
Chin Lee-Perry Bet On Boxing After Rift At High Street Arena
Promoter J D Allen announced Chin Lee Hongkong and Al Perry Texas will settle their bitter feud in a 10 round boxing match at the arena Friday night. The pair previously clashed in a near riot during a wrestling show and both agreed to boxing to decide who is superior. The card also features Jimmy Logas vs Lon Chaney in the semi final and a debut by Hal Caddell Boston.
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Montreal 12 1 Buffalo 5 4 Toronto 3 2
The record lists results with Montreal at 12 1 and Buffalo 5 4, followed by Toronto 3 2, Rochester 2 0, Syracuse 2 0, Newark 0, Jersey City 6 and Baltimore 5.
Matsuyama Returns In Uniform for China War Draft
Kinney Matsuyama, famed billiard champion, returns to Japan and is drafted for service in China. He serves as chauffeur to a Japanese general in China during the conflict.
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Bees Rally Past Phillies 6 to 5 for Win
Boston Bees erase a four game skid with a fifth inning rally led by Debs Garris’s bases loaded double off Al Hollingsworth. John Lanning earns the win after entering in the third as Philadelphia builds a five run lead.
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Rye Beach golfers drive balls into sound and recover at tide
Golfers at Rye Beach drive balls from a practice tee into the Long Island Sound and pull them back as the tide falls.
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Saunders Hurls Effectively In Triumph
Saunders pitched effectively for Tomlinson as they beat Triangle to claim the Industrial league championship at oo park. Ingram led the offense with three hits. Newman and Holt contributed two apiece. Saunders scattered eight hits, while his teammates produced a four run ninth inning outburst.
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Yankees Rally Past Senators Despite Outhit
New York outbatted 11 to six but Joe DiMaggio homered for his 20th of the season as the Yankees beat Washington 6 to 5. Monte Pearson survived control issues with eight walks to help clinch an AL pennant lead, leaving Cleveland and Boston chasing.
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Wildcats Conclude Week of Scrimmage Sessions
Davidson's Wildcats finished a week of heavy practice with two scrimmages. The morning session focused on punt returns and pass plays, while the afternoon stressed kickoffs and defense. Guard Jim Crutchfield from Asheboro joined the lineup, bringing the squad to 43 players.
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North Carolina State scrimmage ends first two teams intermix
Raleigh report says NC State third string through paces in a scrimmage with two varsity squads as Doc Newton plans no more heavy intersquad sessions this year due to bruises. Retter Rooney Lesier Sabolyk suffered the roughest hits while East returned in a third string lineup. Next scrimmage scheduled Wednesday night.
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Tar Heels scrimmage yields jitters and lineup shakeup
In Chapel Hill the Tar Heels cut short a 40 minute scrimmage after coaches noted flaws in blocking tackling and passing. Quarterback Jim Lalanne sat with a pulled muscle while Sid Sadoff Bob Hermson and Don Baker had foot bruises. George Radman directed the offense and had a hand in the two touchdowns. Paul Severin, a freshman end, was promoted to the first team. Charlie Idol saw action at Radman’s halfback position.
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High Point
Duke Blue Devils Prep After Scrimmage Workouts
Duke in Durham reports light drills after a hard scrimmage the previous day. Eric Tipton starred again with effective running and passing as Frank Killian Cy Hennis and Wesley McAfee showed strong form among sophomores in a three-team offense drill.
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Wake Forest scrimmage showcases sophomore speed
Wake Forest held a football camp scrimmage with six of seven touchdowns by sophomores. Tony Gallovich and Marshall Edwards scored twice for the number one team, Red Mayberry and Molly Layton added single TDs for the number two squad, while veteran Dave Fuller scored for the second backfield. Jimmy Ringgold contributed with long gains as the session emphasized youth and speed.
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Ed Madaris and Glenn Trimnal Enter State Public Links
Ed Madaris and Glenn Goose Trimnal have entered the State Public Links match play at Beaver Lake golf course in Asheville on September 17 and 18. Both players are products of the City golf course and were recommended by local officials to Pervis J. Ferree, secretary of the Carolina golf association.
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Club Title At Stake At E. C. C.
The annual Ladies championship at Emerywood Country Club began with two players in the first qualifying round and runs through Saturday. Eight hole medal play and 18 hole match play follow the qualifiers. Mrs. George Wood defends the title and many Emerywood members pursue the crown. Match play begins September 18. Mrs. S. S. Saunders and Mr. Cc. T. Ingram Jr. qualified yesterday.
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Blocking Game Highlights Key Linemen
Outstanding linemen were Rupert Pate and Allen Power veteran tackles and Butch Clark sophomore center in a blocking game summary.
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Allen Power
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High Point Black Bison football team eyes opening game
Coaches June Scott and Kenneth Stevens lead the High Point team toward a season opener against South High. Six lettermen and fifty players compete for spots with captains Bill Wagner and Alvin Boles anchoring the line. Home games at High Point College Stadium begin September 30 against Reidville, then Lexington, Gastonia, and Greensboro on listed dates.
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Personal crisis reports peak around late morning hours
Records show most personal crisis reports occur about 11 a m. This timing detail highlights a common pattern in crisis reporting and may inform response staffing and resource allocation.
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