Clutch Hitting Mize Rosen Keep AL Race In Deadlock
Pennants hinge on clutch hitters Al Rosen of Cleveland and Johnny Mize of New York. Rosen homered to lift the Indians 6 4 past the White Sox, while Mize drove in two as the Yankees beat Philadelphia 3 1. Ned Garver earned his 14th win with four hits in a 4 2 St Louis victory over Detroit.
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Reds Lose 4-3 In Ten To Cards In DP Rich Game
Cincinnati piled up seven double plays against the St. Louis Cardinals, setting a hard-luck tone as reliever Gerry Staley delivered a game winning hit in the 10th. Johnny Wyrostek, Ted Kluszewski and others also grounded into costly twin killings. Staley’s clutch run scoring single after a bases loaded walk sealed the victory for St. Louis.
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Demaret and Hogan Head World Championship Field
In Chicago at Tom O'Shanter the World Championship leads with Demaret one stroke clear at eight under par 136 on the men's side as Hogan and Heafner chase at 137. Betsey Rawls leads the women's World Tournament by two strokes at five under par 147, with Berg at 149 and Zaharias at 151.
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Hoyt Extends Stay With Reds In Five Year Pact
Cincinnati reports Waite Hoyt will remain with the Reds as the base ball radio and TV announcer for five years after an announcement by Jack Koons of Burger Brewery. The contract makes Hoyt a year round broadcaster for Cincinnati baseball.
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Middletown Girls Lose Net Finals at River Forest
In Chicago at River Forest, Middletown failed to win singles titles as Betty Roush and Miriam Rautio fell in the under-18 and other finals to Betty Epstein of Dayton and Lor raine Williams of Chicago. Rautio and rival Siegfried beat local pair Sieg fried and Heller 9-7 4-6 7-5 in under-15 doubles. Williams repeatedly upset local players throughout the week.
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Baseball scores from national and American leagues
National League highlights include St Louis 4 Cincinnati 3 in 10 innings and Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 0. Boston at Brooklyn and Philadelphia at New York were rained out. American League shows New York 3 Philadelphia 1, Cleveland 6 Chicago 4, Boston 6 Washington 4, St Louis 4 Detroit 2. Minor leagues report Louisville 5 Kansas City 4 in 15, Milwaukee 5 Indianapolis 4, Minneapolis 7 Toledo 6, St Paul 11 Columbus 3, with Ohio and Indiana leagues listing Richmond 3 3 Marian 1 2 Springfield 5 7 Lima 3 5.
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Today’s Major League Baseball Games List
The schedule lists Boston at Brooklyn and Philadelphia at New York at 12:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Chicago and Cincinnati at St. Louis later with Chicago visiting Cleveland at 7:30 p.m. New York at Philadelphia 1:15 p.m. Washington at Boston 1 p.m. St Louis at Detroit 2:30 p.m.
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Tomorrow's Games Headlines and Matchups
Celtics at Nets. Phillies vs Knicks in New York. Reds visit St. Louis. Cubs clash with Indians. Mets host Phillies. Senators meet Red Sox twice. Cardinals travel to Detroit for a game.
Calvary Methodist Clinches Church League Title Again
Calvary Methodist won the Church league crown for a second straight year with an 84 win over American Lutheran at Barnitz Field. John McMonigle allowed four hits and struck out seven to earn the victory. Warren White Cary Fenton Virgil Yenser and Charley Root produced hits in the first inning as Calvary jumped ahead. Arnold Lowe added a triple and an outfield fly in the second to build a 4 3 lead, then the team extended it to 6 3 on a two run rally in the fifth. Yenser homered in the seventh to seal the win. Boehm took the loss allowing four hits to McMonigle.
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Vets Triumph 9-2 Over Hamilton Savage Auto
The Armco Vets opened Central Ohio League playoffs by routing Hamilton Savage Auto 9-2 at Armco Field. Tommy Hyde limited Savage Auto to seven hits while the Vets built a 2-1 edge by the third and added three runs in the fifth. Bill Mount Harold Brown Herb Carter and Harrison keyed the rally with timely hits as Savage Auto pitching faltered. Letsinger started for Savage Auto and took the loss.
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Herb Trimble Wins Feature At Middletown Speedway
Herb Trimble romped to victory in the 25 lap feature at Middletown Speedway last night amid bad luck for challengers. Junior Nanamaker and Red Walton spun and blew tires, Blackie Hall crashed into the fence, with Larry Spencer and Benton Wilmot finishing second and third. Ferris Shackleford won the 15 lap consolation and Elmer Reed and Bob Caldwell were second and third.
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Allsports Clinches Knothole Title With Victory
Allsports annexed the Class AA Knothole League championship by beating Holy Trinity 41 at Goldman Park. Freddie Myers allowed three hits while teammates piled seven off Clarence White. Key innings featured Neal and Hartman with run scoring hits and Meyers, Caudill, Storck driving in runs.
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Midgets Return to Dayton Speedway Sunday
Midget racing returns to the Dayton Speedway after a two year gap with seven races on the program. Drivers from Indianapolis Cincinnati Louisville Ft Wayne and other midwestern cities expected to attend. Time trials start at 12 30 p m with four 10 lap heats at 2 30 p m followed by a five lap trophy dash a 20 lap consolation and a 25 lap feature.
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Rosen homers to lift Indians past Chicago 6-4
Yesterday's Stars Batting Al Rosen homered with two runs in the seventh to give Cleveland a 6-4 lead over Chicago. Mel Queen pitched six hitless innings as the Pirates shut out the Cubs 3-0 for his first win since May 13.
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FSU Football Strikes Three Straight Conference Titles
Florida State University claims three consecutive conference titles and remains undefeated in three years of league play, highlighting dominance in the division.
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Army 1951 team to rely on holdovers and plebes
Army's 1951 football roster will draw from two last year's varsity players, 19 from the 1950 plebe group, 10 from the B squad, and possibly some entering this summer. Only two of last year's 54 man A squad remain, both ends.
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Red) Bilaik
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Associated Press Report
Eddie Chavez of San Jose outpointed Chu Chu Jiminez of Los Angeles in Hollywood. Luis De Santiago of Madrid knocked out Ray Lewis of Honolulu in Madrid.
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Lane takes all credit for Minoso trade disputed by Tigers
Cleveland general manager Hank Greenberg says Frank Lane in Chicago unfairly gets praise for the Minoso deal. Greenberg recalls attempts to work with Lane failed and credits Paul Richards for arranging the trade without Lane’s involvement.
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