Braves Face NL Contenders as Leaders Hold Narrow Margin
National League rivals pressuring Milwaukee with wins as Cincinnati and Chicago surge. Giants sweep Dodgers behind Mays and Sawer while Cardinals stumble. in AL Washington and Chicago White Sox win, tightening races. Bullish about Braves, but rivals stay within reach amid late-season scramble.
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Tebbetts Casts Doubt On Reds Pennant Hopes Amid Schedule Toughness
In Milwaukee, George Tebbetts voiced concern over Cincinnati’s pitching woes and a demanding remaining schedule. He argued the Reds must outperform Western contenders and cling to a pennant through tough clashes with St Louis and Brooklyn while their rivals gain ground.
Giants Receive Firm San Francisco Offer For Move
New York Giants president Horace Stoneham said a very firm and fair San Francisco proposal has been received for moving the NL club. The package includes a 45,000 seat stadium at city cost and a 7 percent rental of gross attendance, with Giants retaining control of concessions. Stoneham plans to present the bid to the Giants board within 10 days.
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Tebbetts Not Counting Reds Out Admits There May Be Danger Ahead
Cincinnati manager Birdie Tebbetts refuses to concede the Reds amid a National League pennant chase after a 5-3 loss to Milwaukee. Nuxhall left the game after six innings, Raul Sanchez faltered in the eighth, and MilwaukeeHold off Reds in late innings. A twi-night doubleheader with the Cubs looms as Amor and Fowler are slated to start.
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Reds struggle as playoff race tightens in late-season push
The Reds face a daunting stretch with remaining games against contending teams as they chase a comeback. A string of wins is needed to close the gap, but skepticism remains about Cincinnati overturning the deficit and staying alive in the pennant chase.
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ELB Schedule Report for Church League Games
ELB lists third straight bid and matches at Barnits Field from 6 to 8 pm. Readouts include Tegs versus First Presbyterian at 62 and multiple church teams facing Holy Trinity Middletown Nazarene and Oakland Presbyterian on four diamonds.
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Yesterday's Stars Defeat Yankees in Eight Inning Shutout
Earl Tyergesen drives five runs with two homers a double and a sacrifice fly as the White Serdores beat the Athletics 34 to win in 34 innings.
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Friday Sports in Brief Lowed lists and mixed results
Big Ten commissioner Tug Wilson calls a new financial aid plan an effective fix to athlete aid issues. Creighton Miller will miss Thursday’s scrimmage session and Columbus action. An irate hotel porter fired five shots, wounding the manager. Wynn of the Cleveland Indians won tonight’s game vs Kansas City after missing his start due to an illness. South Hills of Pittsburgh rested amid prep league World Series bids. Toledo drew an opening bye in the state girls softball tournament. America’s women focus on court surface before Wightman Cup opens Saturday at Edgeworth Club. Bilaven upset in the Grandview Stakes pacing derby with a $128.20 heat return.
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Rep Celler Targets Norris Holdings In Hockey League
Washington D C debate centers on James D Norris and Arthur M Wirtz holdings in multiple NHL teams. Norris testifies his family owns parts of Rangers Blackhawks and Detroit Olympia Stadium stake while league president C Campbell says governors approved the plan and no violation occurred.
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Snead Presses Lead as World Golf Opens in Chicago
In Chicago at Tam O'Shanter, Sam Snead shoots strong opening round in the World golf championship with $30,000 prize on the line. He trails Tam O'Shanter leader by a stroke, while notable amateurs and women’s pros vie for top positions and prize money.
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Giants Favored By 10 Points In All Star Battle
The 24th annual All Star Football Game features the Giants, defending NFL champions, favored by 10 points over the College Stars. ABC will televise at 8 30 p m EST. The Giants rely on a strong line and defense while the All Stars showcase top passers like Brodie Dawson Harris Hornung and receivers Kramer Maentz Bomba Lundy. The college attack includes breakaway backs Brown McDonald Arnett and Peaks, offering potential upset if they score early through passing or turnover opportunities.
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Hart Favored Over Akins In Cleveland Welterweight Bout
Despite Virgil Akins ranking higher in Ring Magazine, Sugar Hart is a 7-5 favorite for the 10 round televised bout at Public Hall in Cleveland. NBC TV radio coverage begins at 9 p.m. EST. Hart hopeful of title shot after possible Basilio-vs-Robinson outcome.
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