Whitey Lockman Grand Slam Sparks Giants Rally
Whitey Lockman hit a bases loaded grand slam in the seventh to lift New York past Cincinnati 7-5, widening the Giants lead in the NL pennant race to four games. Jack Collum earlier homered for the Reds, rain delayed play four hours, and attendance was 3,171.
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Bombers Trail By 6 Games CHISOX BEAT YANKS IN 11 INNINGS
The Chicago White Sox defeated the New York Yankees 6 to 5 in 11 innings to cut New York's lead to six games behind Cleveland. Eddie Lopat pitched well into the ninth, but Ron Jackson and Minnie Minoso produced key hits to spark the comeback.
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Phillies Sweep Cubs With 3-0 And 8-2 Wins
Philadelphia tops Chicago 3-0 in the opener on Herm Wehmeier two hitter and 8-2 in the nightcap as Chicago errors in the sixth and seventh innings fuel the Phils. Dee Fondy Hal Rice and Del Ennis drive the offense while Jim Davis and Howie Pollet take the losses.
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Dodgers blast Braves behind Newcombe three homers
Brooklyn won 5 3 as Don Newcombe threw six solid hits and got help from three Brooklyn home runs. Junior Gilliam, Pee Wee Reese, and Duke Snider all connected in the big first inning, with Sandy Amoros adding another homer. The win moved Brooklyn to within two percentage points of first place Milwaukee.
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Duke Snider
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Ernie Johnson
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Indians Bop Sox to take six game lead in pennant chase
Art Houtteman blanked Boston on five hits in Cleveland's 3 0 win as the Indians opened a six game edge over New York heading into tomorrow's doubleheader with the Yankees. Vic Wertz hit his 14th homer, while Houtteman earned his fourth win over Boston and improved to 15 6.
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Nats Defeat Orioles 3-0 Behind Four Singles and Walks
Washington Nationals limited Baltimore to five hits as Don Larsen lost his 18th game of the year while Dean Stone earned his 5th win. Jim Lemon drove in the decisive run with a fourth inning single after two walks and two timely hits to spark the Nationals to a 3-0 victory.
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Bruton and Snider pace Brooklyn win over Milwaukee in early run
Bruton and Snider lead with three RBI and multiple homers as Brooklyn defeats Milwaukee 4 to 0. Newcombe earns win while Conley takes loss. Wilson and Jolly high strikeouts noted. Extra details show errors, double plays, and player line updates from the game.
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All-Staters Lead Drills Across South Carolina Camps
Twenty holdovers from the 1953 All-South Carolina squad pace fall football workouts on seven college campuses. Clemson star quarterback King and Furman back John Popson lead remaining veterans, with players at Presbyterian Wofford Newberry and others continuing to sharpen for the season.
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Converted back Chapel Hill U N C George Foli
George Foli a 206 pound Orlando Florida senior played as a converted in field man for North Carolina. He ran as a blocking back when the Tar Heels used the single wing attack.
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Garver Dominates A's With Three-Hitter For Tigers Victory
Detroit pitcher Ned Garver limited Philadelphia to three hits in a 2-1 win that ended the Tigers’ three-game skid. Garver fanned five with no walks, the A's lone run unearned in the sixth. Marion Fricano delivered Detroit’s first run with a two-base hit and scored on Bill Tuttle and Frank House singles.
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