Dodgers Beat Braves 8-6 at Ebbets Field
Brooklyn uses a four run fourth and two run sixth to pull ahead of Milwaukee 8-6. Don Newcombe earns his 19th victory as Roy Campanella and Duke Snider homer, while Bobby Thomson and Johnny Logan contribute two run shots for the visitors.
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Team Representatives Planning World Series
Representatives of all teams still contending in the Major League pennant races met with baseball commissioner Ford Frick to plan the World Series. The series opens September 28 in the American League city with two games there, then three in the National League park, and two in the American League field if needed.
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Washington Triumphs Over Reds In Legion Tourney Battle
Washington outlasted Cincinnati 6-5 in a see-saw game at St. Paul for a spot in the winners bracket of the 29th annual American Legion junior baseball tournament.
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Sox Top Boston 7-5 as White Sox Gain Lead in AL
Chicago capitalized on five unearned runs to beat Boston 7-5 and seize a half game edge in the American League pennant race. Cleveland won 7-4 over Baltimore, Kansas City defeated the Yankees 4-3, and Detroit blanked Washington 4-0.
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Teddy Davis Beats Jorgensen In Split Decision
In Houston Teddy Davis known as Red Top improves to a split decision over Paul Jorgensen. The 126 pound challenger from Hartford avoids a KO with a veteran ring craft as referees split on the outcome 96-95 to Jorgensen and 94-93 and 97-95 for Davis.
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Milwaukee Falks Blank Planters 8 0 in National Tourney
Lefthander Bill Lutz pitched seven innings allowing only one hit as the Milwaukee Falks defeated the Silver City Planters 8-0 in the fourth round of the National non pro baseball tournament. The win guaranteed Milwaukee at least seventh place.
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Tuesday scoreboard wrap for baseball games and schedule
The scoreboard lists Tuesday results New York five to nine Cincinnati zero to seven St. Louis one to one Pittsburgh nine to three with a suspended July seventeenth game and a regular game Brooklyn eight Milwaukee six Chicago three Philadelphia one. Thursday schedule shows Milwaukee at Brooklyn eleven thirty a m Cincinnati at New York eleven thirty St Louis at Pittsburgh eleven thirty.
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Stars Pitching Stifles Yankees in 4 3 Win
Yesterday's Stars pitcher Alex Kellner of the Athletics limited the Yankees to five hits in a 4-3 victory that knocked New York from first place. Ted Kluszewski of the Redlegs increased his major league home run lead to 43 with two homers in the doubleheader swept by the Giants 5-0 and 9-7.
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Mrs Kuban Elected President Of Badger Bowling League
Mrs Anthony M Kuban was elected president of the Badger Bowling League at Turner hall last night. She succeeds Mrs Helen M Hunt. Val Durgin named treasurer to succeed Mrs Kenneth L Smith, and Mrs Ivan M Boyer re elected secretary. Women s bowling to begin the week of Sept 12.
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Gemplers, Phillips-Smith Win to Reach Consolation Title
Gemplers beat Helland- Hein 13-8 as Herman Blum struck out 11 and Jerry Dwyer hit two homers and a double. Phillips-Smith defeated Jefferson Center 7-3 behind Ralph Phillips and Bill Gyure set the early pace. Finals set for Friday at 7:30 and 9 p.m. with trophies awarded afterward.
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Lou Perini Says No Plan To Replace Braves Manager Grimm
Milwaukee Braves owner Lou Perini stated replacing Charlie Grimm as manager has not occurred to him after a 8-6 loss to Brooklyn. He expressed disappointment in the team’s form and blamed poor relief pitching while noting they could pursue moves to strengthen the club. He also said the Braves were willing to make moves but opponents with needed players may not help.
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First Korea Family Sails for Home in U S
The first Korean refugee family to depart for the United States under the 1953 Refugee Relief Act sailed from Pusan aboard the Flying Scud. Chung Sung Kook, a former driver for the U S ambassador in Pusan, travels with his wife and three children. He plans to work at Dartmouth College and aims to educate his children and become good American citizens.
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Ontario Grain Elevators Filled
Ontario grain elevators and rail workers face layoffs as grain storage is full and shipments lag. Elevators from Port Arthur report full capacity with eastern hubs jammed. only 15 million bushels shipped this month versus August’s 40 million. Saskatchewan and Manitoba facilities also cut staff amid weak movement and possible further layoffs. Canadian Pacific and Canadian National railways reduced crews as grain flow slows.
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Madison East Coach Cites Polio For Game Cancellation
Football coach Herbert Mueller of Madison East reports polio in Oshkosh forces cancellation of the September 16 game between East and Oshkosh in Oshkosh.
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