Indians Sweep White Sox in Doubleheader After Doby Sit
Indian manager Al Lopez benched slugger Larry Doby in the opener for not hustling, as Cleveland swept both games 6 2 and 2 1 behind Bobby Feller and Mike Garcia. Doby watched from the bench while Luke Easter, Eddie Robinson, and Wally Westlake contributed for the Indians who moved within 14 1/2 games of the Yankees.
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IAC Team Scores In Shakamak Meet
Swimmers from the Indianapolis Athletic Club won three of four divisions at the sixteenth Shakamak swimming and diving championships held Sunday at Shakamak State Park. IAC claimed men boys and girls titles while Kenosha clubs led women. Bill Kerr of IAC won the men 400 meters free in 5 10.9, with Paul Shutt second and Dick Wertz third. Eight records fell including a 1938 mark. Jack Walter of Michigan won the three meter springboard diving event.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday
Yesterday's results list include Boston 7 to 2 over an opponent, New York 3 to 4, Chicago 5 to 2, Pittsburgh 2 to 5, Philadelphia 2 to 1, Brooklyn 1 to 2, St. Louis 2 to 1, and Cincinnati 1 to 2.
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Sports Scores and Political Note Mixed in Brief
The roundup lists baseball scores Cleveland 6 Chicago 2 and Washington 7 Philadelphia 2 12 with other results St Louis 4 Detroit 2 New York 3 Boston 2. It notes Adlai Stevenson as the fifth Democrat governor nominated for president since 1900. A folklore line describes an Anglo Saxon bridal custom of a groom breaking a brick after receiving a shoe from the bride’s father to prove mastery.
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Golfing Tourney Nears Final Contests At Linton Course
Golfing action at Linton Municipal closes toward champions in five flights. Notable matches include Bob Humphreys vs Bobby Hess in the Championship, with Humphreys beating Hess 3 and 1 in the second round. Other flights feature Truitt, O'Brien, Green, and Fitzpatrick advancing, while Portland cement and gold boiling point trivia close the page.
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Walcott and Marciano Set Sept. 23 Heavyweight Clash
Promoters Norris and Taylor announced a 15 round title fight between champion Jersey Joe Walcott and undefeated Rocky Marciano scheduled for September 23 at Philadelphia Municipal Stadium. Walcott, 38, Marciano, 27, expect to draw about 65 000 fans.
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Linton All Stars Triumph In Diamond Clash
The re organized Linton Merchant All Stars defeated Terre Haute All Stars 9 to 1 at the High School park diamond behind Lefty Laughlin who allowed two hits and Carl Goodman who gave up one hit in two innings. Neil Slader pitched a four hit win for Worthington Merchants 2 to 1 over Worthington. Brannon was effective for Worthington.
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Stadium Revenue Record Ties Dempsey Tunney Fight
In a historic boxing event at a massive stadium the bout drew 120,757 spectators and grossed about 1.895 million dollars in 1926. The total gate surpassed eight hundred thousand dollars, marking a landmark revenue figure for that era.
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Mystery humor and recall in a folded tale
A nostalgic column recalls Mary Roberts Rinehart rereading The Man in Lower Ten and admitting the mystery still grips her. The text also shares comic snippets about Brother Jones debating a cemetery fence and a plank gone missing as he and his son walk down a street.
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