Stengel's Stars Stifle National Effort in All-Star Win
The American League defeated the National League 4-3 in Baltimore as Billy O Dell relieved Billy Pierce and shut down the NL late. Gil McDougald drove in the decisive run with a seventh inning pinch single for Boston's Malzone, while Casey Stengel praised O Dell's late work and noted a pennant curse after wins.
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Joe Reichler
Baltimore
Billy Pierce
Billy O Dell
Gil McDougald
Casey Stengel
Russia set to surpass United States in athletic feats
Track expert Jim McGregor predicts Russia will overtake the United States in athletic achievements within ten years. He warns the US must act now after observing Russia's training methods during a ten day visit and noting clinics run globally including Africa Europe Latin America and South America.
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Los Angeles
Russia
United States
Jim McGregor
McGregor
Africa
Europe
Latin America
South America
Dean's Pills Promised Relief for Bladder Discomfort
Ad suggests Dean's Pills relieve bladder irritation and restless nights caused by backache and muscular pains. Claims include rapid action on nagging discomfort and a mild diuretic effect, touting a new economy package and urging immediate purchase.
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Brina
Dane
Dean
Madnes
Haven
Déan
Clubhouse O'Dell Wynn Draw Praise From Critics
All-Star game in Baltimore featured Billy O'Dell of the Orioles and Dick Farrell of the Phillies earning praise from veterans. O'Dell dominated NL hitters in relief, while Early Wynn earned the victory for the American League despite limited innings. Ted Williams vouched for Farrell, who struck out four in two scoreless innings, as the AL beat the NL 4-3.
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Baltimore
Billy O'Dell
Dick Farrell
Philadelphia
Southpaw
O'Dell
Nationals
Early Wynn
White Sox
Wynn
Orioles
Casey Stengel
Johnny Logan
Milwaukee
Ted Williams
Farrell
Philly
Brookline
Mass
Boston Red Sox
Williams
Gill Posedel
Phillies
Gil MccDougald
Nellie Fox
Panthers wallop pace setting batter Kenney Kirk hits .600
Kenney Kirk of the Panthers posts a .600 batting average in Pony League action while Bill Black trails at .590. Wolves remain in crown contention as top hitters fill the standings with Lamonte Walker and Frank Roudis leading the Tigers, Helmut Czura and Bob Coop among Lions, Chuck Wieck and Frank Bogac among Panthers and Bill Burden, Steve Mattson, Rees Mathews also appearing in the upper ranks.
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Ken Kirk
Panthers
Bill Black
Wolves
Lamonte Walker
Tigers
Frank Roudis
Helmut Czura
Lions
Bob Coop
Chuck Wieck
Essig Wins Medal at Silver Lake in Narrow Margin
Don Essig of Indianapolis and LSU golf competes in the National Public Links at Silver Lake. He led qualifying with 144, two under par, and became medalist while facing Walt Durdle of Peoria in the opening round. The 64-player field halves to 16 after two rounds.
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Charles Chamberlain
Chicago
Don Essig
Essig
Indianapolis
Louisiana State
Walt Durdle
Silver Lake
Durdle
St. Paul
Warren G. Harding
Chet Latawice
Gene Hansen
Dayton Olson
Peoria
Seattle
Nino Valdes Faces Carter In TV Heavyweight Clash
Harold Carter of Linden New Jersey meets Cuba’s Nino Valdes tonight in a televised ten round heavyweight bout from Spokane. Carter, 24, seeks another win after beating Willi Besmanoff last month and carries a 23-2-2 record with 32 knockouts. Valdes at 34 years old stands 211 pounds and hopes for a strong performance to stay in title contention with Floyd Patterson. ABC will air the bout at 9 p.m. CDT.
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Spokane
Harold Carter
Linden
N. J
Cuba
Nino Valdes
Carter
Willi Besmanoff
Germany
Nino
Valdes
Floyd Patterson
Army
Big Nine
National Boxing Assn
ABC
Fight Results From Associated Press Bout List
Richmond California middleweight Bob But cher out pointed Bob Albright in San Francisco. Vernon Lynch and Dick Howard fought to a draw in Halifax Nova Scotia. Chicago welterweight Buddy Jackson stopped Jerry Mortell in Chicago Illinois.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Calif
Bob Butcher
San Francisco
Bob Albright
Hollywwood
Halifax
N. S
Vernon Lynch
New York
Dick Howard
Drew
Chicago
Buddy Jackson
Springville
N. Y
Jerry Mortell
Lions Run Roughshod in Pony League Shutout
Don Riley pitched a two-hitter for the Pony League Lions as they defeated the Tigers 11-0 at Pony League park. Five runs in the first inning and four in the sixth keyed the win. Gene Lewellyn starred with two hits including a homer.
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Don Riley
Pony League Lions
Tigers
Pony League Park
Lions
Riley
Steve Mattson
Bill Button
Lion
Gene Lewellyn
Princeton Tigers 1933 football team goes unbeaten
Princeton's 1933 football squad posted a perfect 9–0 record, scoring 217 points while conceding just two points from a lone safety by their opponents.
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Princeton
Tigers
Milwaukee at Los Angeles Leads Wednesday NBA Schedule
The only game on Wednesday is Milwaukee at Los Angeles (N). Tuesday results show American League All-Stars defeated National League All-Stars 4 to 3.
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Milwaukee
San Francisco
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
New York
Kansas City
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Darling Dominates Morris Tigers in 14-1 Little League Win
Rich Darling struck out 16 of 18 Seneca batters as Morris routed Seneca 14-1 on Tuesday night. Heaton hit a homer for Seneca, while Morris top hitters included Billy Ferguson Paul Root Bobby Nolte and Darling with a double and a single. Morris tallied two runs in the first two in the third seven in the fourth and three in the fifth.
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Rich Darling
Seneca
Morris
Heaton
Morris Club
Billy Ferguson
Paul Root
Bobby Nolte
Darling
Newark Whip Mufflers Fall 5-2 To Newark In Softball
Newark scored three in the first innings and two in the fifth to down Muffler's 5-2 in County Line Softball League action. Earl Severson limited Muffler's to seven hits, while John Clampitt and Tom Barksdale shared pitching for the Mufflers. Hunt led Muffler's batters with a 4 for 4 day.
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Muffler
Newark
Earl Severson
Morris Club
John Clampitt
Tom Barksdale
S. Hunt
Plattville
Nettle Creek
Lisbon
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