Kinder Halts Yanks In 3-0 Sox Win To Narrow Gap
Ellis Kinder6 is a six hit shutout for the Boston Red Sox over the New York Yankees 3-0 boosting Boston within one game of first in the American League race. Williams hits a 42nd homer and Parnell to start in the finale at Fenway Park. Newhouser wins for Detroit as Cleveland drops sixth straight.
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Dodgers Tempered Victory Pushes Lead In NL Race
Big Don Newcombe allowed four hits over eight innings and led the Brooklyn Dodgers to a 12-hit attack against five Philadelphia pitchers in a 6 4 win. The victory keeps Brooklyn within reach of the first-place St Louis Cardinals in the tight NL pennant chase.
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Fire in Eng lander Company furnace room causes minor damage
A blaze started in a trash pile in a furnace room at Eng lander Company Inc located at 307 East Commerce around 1 PM yesterday. The fire department reported minor damage and said Company No. 1 responded to the alarm.
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A's Defeat Green For 3rd In Row In Playoff Clash
Lexington's Athletics beat the Thomasville Hi-Toms 5 to 2 to take a 3-1 lead in the North State League final playoff. Bill Winters pitched three-hitters as A's rally in the fourth, Niehaus homered, and Green took the loss amid seven walks. \nTickets go on sale for Monday's decisive game at local outlets. Hal Wood expected to start for Lexington with Jim Gruzdis choosing between Schuettenberg and Jarrett for the Hi-Toms. Cliff Bolton, .405 champion, may return after a head cold.
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Touch Football League Meeting Set for City Hall
Organizational meeting for the Touch Football league will be held Tuesday night September 27 at 7 30 on the third floor City Hall. Interested players urged to attend as games will be under the lights at Richland Park.
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Baseball standings and schedules from yesterday’s games
The scores show Boston 3, New York 0 and Detroit 8, Cleveland 5. Listed are upcoming matchups with pitchers and records for each club including Reynolds, Parnell, Houtteman, Lemon, Kellner, Brissie, Garver, Ostrowski, Wight, Haefner, Heintzelman, Branca, Karney, Schmitz, Brecheen, Chesnes, Lombard, Wehmeier, Fox, Bickford, Volselle, Koslo, and Bowman across teams Boston New York Detroit Cleveland Washington Philadelphia St Louis Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati Brooklyn in a dense schedule.
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Elon Smashes ACC Bulldogs With Ease 33-0
Elon dominated Atlantic Christian in a North State clash winning 33-0. Bill Barger scored twice, rushed for a 77-yard return, and connected for an 81-yard pass to Paul Causey. Von Reece added a five-yard TD run, while Reid and Casey contributed extra points and a late score.
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North Carolina Edges State In Hard Fought Battle
North Carolina beats N C State 26 19 as Hessmer quicker run and a 93 yard seven play drive set the tone. Justice 55 yards in 14 carries and Verchick interception helped NC State defense but Heels excelled in the air with Hayes connecting on five of six passes and Weiner catching seven.
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Tulane Romps Past Alabama In Strong Run Game
Tulane defeated Alabama 28 to 14 as its running attack overwhelmed the Crimson Tide in the final quarter. An overflow crowd of 37,500 watched the game in Mobile.
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Monroe Rejects Beer and Wine Sales Vote Result
Residents of Union county seat Monroe vote against legal beer and wine sales with 1 088 to 733 for beer and 1 115 to 700 for wine. Whisky sales prohibited countywide. County is one of several in North Carolina with varying alcohol laws.
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Gophers Open 1949 Season With 48-20 Win Over Washington
Minnesota powered past Washington 48 to 20 in a non-conference 1949 season opener. The Gophers showcased speed and strength as they defeated the visiting team at home.
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Noted Message of Plans and Promises
The speaker asserts readiness to provide car parts and predicts achieving harmony with the world, presenting a confident, upbeat pledge of progress and peace.
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