Chisox Rally to Stay in Stride With AL Leaders
The White Sox surged from a midseason slump to secure a split with the Yankees and move into second place two games behind New York. Marvin Grissom fired a seven hitter and drove in both runs in the first victory while Yogi Berra and Mickey Mantle provided the Yankees’ offense in the loss.
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Tryout Camp Held At Bloomington
Bloomington portends big league stars as Cardinal officials note the Bloomington tryout camp draws talent. Joe Mathes cites Red Schoendienst as a product of the Cardinal system and highlights the role of such camps in supplying future big league players.
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Stop Me Prankster and Salty Chicken Salute
A druggist fires his chief assistant after a run of sharp quips about prescriptions and salty chicken. A nurse named Grey is reported hospitalised following fruit nibbling. A jokey note about a Louis XIV chair and a punchline on a Louis XV chair closes the item.
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Baseball Scores and Rain Delays Reported
St Louis tied at 7 7 in list with Boston 2 2 Cincinnati 5 0 Philadelphia 3 3 Chicago visiting New York for two games rained out Pittsburgh at Brooklyn also washed out due to rain.
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Yesterday's Results From Morning Baseball Card
New York defeated Chicago 3 to 1 and Cleveland beat Boston 7 to 0. Washington won 8 to 2 against St Louis while Detroit shutout Philadelphia 4 to 0 with a 10 to 3 score.
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Scouts Hold Tryout Camp At Cascade Park
Scouts Jack Sturdy and Tony Kaufman search for players ages 17 to 23 at Cascade Park today and Tuesday. The camp traces back to Mathes and Branch Rickey in the 1930s, with Mathes noting the Cardinals pioneered the tryout and farm systems and detailing six Class D clubs plus teams in all other classifications including two AAA squads.
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Campaign to Aid Older People Starts
Public Health Service will help older citizens live happier and more productive lives as the 65 plus population grows. Surgeon General Scheele appoints Dr. Cletus L. Krag to lead a program guiding state health departments on meeting older peoples health needs and enabling them to play a more active role in the community.
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Birthday picnic honors 108th milestone in Muskegon Heights
Mrs. T. J. Pedler was among the most active participants at a Sunday birthday picnic in Muskegon Heights. She is 1083 years old, and her long life recipe is hard work and a lot of walking.
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Robinson Maxim Bout Is Awaited At Yankee Stadium
Sugar Ray Robinson seeks a third world title as he faces light heavyweight champion Joey Maxim at Yankee Stadium. A postponement is possible due to forecast drizzles risking a turnout below 25 000 with gate potential under $400 000. If moved to Wednesday night, New York and Cincinnati scheduling conflicts arise over ballpark competition.
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Plastic furniture upholstery adopts dull rich surfaces
The passage notes that plastic furniture upholstery now features dull rich surfaces resembling textiles. It also claims bamboo the tallest grass, growing over one hundred feet tall in some cases.
Sheet Steel Sold Illegally Charged by NPA in Monmouth
National Production Authority filed a 15 count complaint against Roy G. Miller Inc of Monmouth Illinois charging illegal disposal of more than 385 tons of sheet steel and sale of 771 995 pounds from August 16 1951 to September 18 1951. Company employs 18 and makes agricultural machinery and portable buildings. Commissioner Palmer D Edmunds set no hearing date.
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Indiana All Stars Rally Past Kentucky Five In OT Thriller
Indiana's all stars beat Kentucky 86-82 in overtime to extend their streak to seven straight wins and 10 of 11. Maurice Lorenz led scoring with 25 points in the second half and overtime, with Phil Rollins and Joe Sexson also delivering key plays as Indiana pulled away late.
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Hoosiers Rally In Overtime Shootout With Kentucky
Indiana delivered 109 shots, making 34 while Kentucky fired 94 and hit 27. At the foul line Indiana made 18 of 24 and Kentucky 28 of 44 as the game extended into overtime.
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