Reds Swept By Giants As Losing Streak Hits Seven
New York Giants defeat Cincinnati 3-1 and 6-4 at Crosley Field, extending the Reds seven game skid their longest this season. Leo Durocher’s club, led by Sal Maglie, dominates the series with timely hitting and strong pitching. Cincinnati manager Dave Welt’s lineup and Hermie Wehmeier’s rough four innings in game two mark the tough skid.
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North-South All-Star game prep led by Ellison and Lewis moves to Barnitz Stadium
Glenn Ellison and Stan Lewis marshal football classic preparations with Tiger Lingrel's office at Barnitz Stadium. Big Ten restrictions remove four Massillon players from North roster while Ohio State ties loom. Heartened by less publicized invitees, the organizers seek volunteers.
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Mangrum Wins St. Paul Open Despite Threat
Lloyd Mangrum defied a death threat to win the St. Paul Open with a tournament record 266 for 72 holes and $2,250 first prize. He reported the call to authorities as police mingled with spectators during the final rounds. Stranahan lost low amateur honors to Don Finsterwald who finished 272, while Fred Hawkins and Dutch Harrison placed second and third among pros. Mangrum’s victory boosted his PGA summer tour earnings to $18,948.83.
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Dutch” Harrison
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Mattingly’s Stays Alive in Valla v Series Playoffs
Mattingly’s kept its playoff hopes alive by defeating Miami bur g 7 0 behind Ronald Caudill s strong pitching Caudill also contributed two timely hits while Ballard enjoyed a perfect day at the plate
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Mobile Bears Catcher Dabek Star In Doubleheader
New Orleans reports catcher Ray Dabek of the Mobile Bears stood out in a doubleheader. He hit a double, turned a double play, endured a triple play, struck out three times and committed two errors as Mobile split the twin bill and won the second game 7 to 5.
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Trabert Rises to No 2 in Davis Cup Picture
Tony Trabert, rising from uncertain Davis Cup prospects, won the Meadow Club Invitation Tournament beating Herbie Flam to vault to No 2 American behind Dick Savitt. The 20 year old junior at the University of Cincinnati defeated Larsen and Mulloy en route. He faces further tests at the Eastern Grass Courts, as Savitt and Trabert team up in doubles against Mulloy and Talbert.
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Fostoria KC Champion at Cedar Point Softball Tourney
Fostoria won the state Knights of Columbus softball tournament yesterday with a 5 to 1 victory over Cleveland Council.
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DiMaggio Resurrects as Yankees Sweep White Sox
Joe DiMaggio returns to form with three homers in three games aiding the New York Yankees to an 8-3 opener and 2-0 nightcap wins over Chicago. The sweep moves New York two games ahead of Boston and Cleveland in the AL pennant race. In other action Raschi wins his 15th, Satchel Page earns his first win back, and Maglie Roe reach 15 wins with Dodgers Giants and Cubs also winning.
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Indians rally ends Boston in 5 4 victory
Birdie Tebbetts drove in two runs with a homer and a single to spark Cleveland to a 5-4 win over Boston. Bob Kuzava struck out nine, limiting Chicago to five hits as New York won 2-0 in the second game of a doubleheader.
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