Tigers Beat Tribe as Lary, Kaline Spark 3-1 Win
Detroit defeats Cleveland 3-1 behind Frank Lary and Kaline with Al Smith scoring in the first, Rosen falters despite two RBI hits. Lemon suffers his ninth defeat as Detroit closes gap on the Yankees in the pennant race.
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Rush Hurls Bruins to 3 To 2Win
Chicago Cubs edge Cincinnati Redlegs 3 2 as Bob Rush wins his 13th game allowing six hits. Ernie Banks drives in the winning run in the fifth after errors aided two early Cubs runs. Jablonski homers in the ninth for Cincinnati.
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Mays Hits No 47 as Giants Beat Dodgers 8 5
Willie Mays homered twice more to reach 47 on the season and drive in two, as the New York Giants toppled the Brooklyn Dodgers 8 to 5. Bobby Hofman and Carl Furillo also homered, while Paul Giel and Hearn limited the Dodgers after a three-run third.
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Moran Squeezes In Big Marker In 12th
Danville rallied to beat the Hi-Toms 8-7 in 12 innings to take a 2-1 lead in the Carolina League playoff finals. With bases loaded and one out, Joe Moran laid down a squeeze bunt as Bobby Beier scored the winning run. The Hi-Toms had led early, but Danville tied it multiple times before the overtime finale.
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Leal Sullivan Father of Red Sox Pitcher Frank Sullivan
Leal Sullivan, father of Red Sox pitcher Frank Sullivan, is described as a former semi pro player in the report.
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New York Beats Red Sox 4-1 as Byrne Grabs Four-Hitter
New York Yankees win 4-1 over Boston in a tense AL race behind Tommy Byrne's four-hit gem. Rizzuto and Cerv spark early with two-run double steal, Jensen homers for Boston, injuries cloud Yankees lineup as Mantle and Skowron sit, Rizzuto hospitalized briefly but may play next.
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UNC Works In Secret Scrimmage At Kenan Stadium
North Carolina Tar Heels staged a closed practice at Kenan Stadium with the varsity facing the frosh. Coach George Barclay matched the first string against the second half, highlighting Ken Keller and Ed Sutton as top scorers. Keller had four runs over 20 yards including a TD. Sutton, a junior, bolted 80 yards for a TD on his first touch. Defenders earned praise from Barclay.
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Punter Jim Baugh Joins North Carolina Football Squad
Chapel Hill N C September 17 Jim Baugh a baseball star joined the Tar Heels football squad and impressed spectators with punts between 45 and 75 yards He may also serve as a kicker under revised rules Coach George Barclay said he can strike a ball as far as any fellow he ever saw
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