Spahn Shuts Down Yankees as Braves Take 3 1 Lead
Wily Warren Spahn pitched a two hit shutout, aided by a timely hit, to lift the Milwaukee Braves to a 3-1 lead over the New York Yankees. The 37-year-old veteran dominated the Bronx club for the second time, drawing 71,553 roaring fans as the series neared its climax.
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Machen Returns Home After Johansson Knockout
Heavyweight Eddie Machen describes the Sweden loss ending his 26 fight unbeaten streak. He admits overconfidence and poor warm up led to the first round knockout by Ingemar Johansson. Machen vows a comeback and discusses lessons learned while noting ongoing legal actions involving his manager in a separate suit. He also shares thoughts on college football trends and new rules impacting scoring.
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Soviets Enter Two Horses in Laurel Park Event
Soviet horses travel to Laurel Park Maryland for the Washington D C. International Tape with a 100000 prize. The team includes Garnyr and Zayrad among others as Russia’s runners in the first Russian invasion of Western tracks.
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Big Day for Arnett Wade
Frankie Albert praised Jon Arnett after a Rams 33 to 3 victory over the 49ers. Arnett enjoyed a standout rushing game, amassing 1129 yards per the report, while San Francisco failed to score a touchdown. The Rams seized control early, led 10-14 at halftime, and extended their lead into the fourth quarter.
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Scoring Blanks as Spahn Tops Yankees in Fourth Game
New York Yankees fall to the Milwaukee Braves 3 1 in the fourth game of the World Series. Hall of Fame lefty Warren Spahn pitched well, while Siebern blamed fielding lapses for three errors. Red Schoendienst's triple, Warren Spahn's RBI single, and Johnny Logan's fly double fueled Milwaukee's decisive seventh and eighth inning runs. Casey Stengel lamented defense and defense alone, acknowledging Spahn’s strong outing.
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Offer to Bring Elliott to Australia Sparks Payment Debate
Leo Leavitt, a California promoter, offered $250,000 to lure Hank Elliott to Australia for a public appearance in Melbourne. Elliott delayed decision after five months of negotiations, citing concerns over guarantees and potential loss of money.
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Sports on Radio TV Adt Sorte Key Nm Lew is World Series ACA 4
News brief on radio and television coverage of major league events with focus on World Series broadcasts. Mentions teams, commentators, and network scheduling details while noting audience access and timing.
Braves Clinch Or Lose Title In Marathon World Series
The Yankees and Braves clash in a televised game from Yankee Stadium with Lew Burdette facing Whitey Ford as Atlanta aims to close out the Series. Key moments include Schoendienst’s fourth inning defense and Spahn pitching, while Mantle and Maris contribute for New York in a tight contest.
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