Crandall Delivers Grand Slam as Braves Triumph 11 4
Milwau kee Braves captain and catcher Crandall hit his first major league grand slam at Busch Stadium, lifting Milwaukee to an 11 4 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. Teammates Pafko Mathews and Aaron backed him with homers and multiple hits as Milwaukee pulls within 14 games of the Dodgers and one game ahead of the Giants.
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De La Torre Opens Two Strokes Clear At Wisconsin Open
Milwaukee pro Manuel de la Torre holds a two stroke lead entering the final round of the Wisconsin Open at Oneida Country Club. He shot 73 to bring a 54 hole total to 212, seeking his third Open title in four years. Tied for second at 214 are Jackie Allen, a 19 year old Madison amateur, and Brien Charter of Janesville, who posted 70.
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Ameche To See Action On Colts Team Saturday
Coach Web Ewbank of the Baltimore Colts plans his first personal look at his five college all stars in competition against Fort Belvoir. Ewbank will use fullback Alan Ameche and teammates L G Dupre George Shaa Jack Patera and Dick Symanski extensively against the soldiers at Westminster High.
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League Softball Plans Final Games and Open Tournament
Tonight features Helland-Hein and Commercial Bank fighting for undisputed second in a tight league race. The city tournament starts tomorrow at Recreation Park with pairings to be announced after tonight’s results. The event runs Tuesday, Thursday, Friday next week and Aug 30 with finals Sept 2. a drawing may decide Helland-Hein versus Commercial Bank placing if tied.
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Packers To Play Temp In Exhibition Saturday
Stevens Point coach Lisle Blackbourn to use nearly the same Packers starting lineup for the exhibition with the Cleveland Browns in Akron on Saturday night as last week's Spokane victory over the New York Giants. Jim Temp will start at defensive end in place of Nate Borden, while Tom Bettis and Hank Bullough may not start but will play.
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New Glarus Grid Teams Begin Workouts
New Glarus and Judo Grid teams start football practice as members of the State Line League. The New Glarus squad, coached by Walt Wegener, will complete 16 days of practice before opening against Orfordville on Sept 16. Home games total four with three away. The Judo squad also held its first practice session this afternoon.
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Break Possible Soon Brooklyn Fans Fade From 'Rattletrap' Park
Brooklyn Dodgers face changing fan habits as displaced longtime supporters move to Long Island and drive to venues with ample parking. Walter O Malley signals playing most home games at Ebbets Field through 1956 57, amid plans for a Jersey City trial and a push for a new municipal plant to replace the rattletrap setup.
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White Sox chase in dizzy American League pennant race
Chicago White Sox sit one game behind the league leading New York as they open a daylight double header at Comiskey Park against Kansas City. Detroit beats Cleveland 9-5 while Boston defeats New York 7-1. Cubs move to fifth in the National League with a 3-2 win over the Reds in Cincinnati.
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Satterfield Stops Valdes In Ten Round Knockdown Laced Bout
In Chicago Stadium Satterfield, the underdog by 3 1, pounds, earns a unanimous decision over Cuban Nino Valdes in a nationally televised 10 round heavyweight bout. Valdes, ranked No.5, falls to 23 wins by knockout in 33 bouts, while Satterfield improves to 30 KOs in 38 victories.
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Stars Pitching Standout Delivers 7-1 Victory
Ike Deleck of the Red Sox held New York to two hits in six innings and allowed five in total for a 7-1 win. Hank Sauer of the Cubs blasted two home runs driving all Chicago runs in a 3-2 win over Cincinnati.
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