Indians Win Three At Home In Four Game Sweep
Cleveland shut out New York 4 0 at Municipal Stadium to clinch the four game series as six time All Star Herb Score held the Yankees to four hits and Cleveland homers powered the win Preston Ward Rocky Colavito and Chico Carrasquel supplied the offense while Tom Sturdivant yielded four homers. Elsewhere White Sox lead widened with Les Moss driving in two on a seventh inning homer off Bob Wiesler. Muscular Jackie Jensen fueled Boston to 18 3 win as Willard Nixon pitched well. Red Sox piled 15 hits in a 18 3 victory over Detroit as Roy Sievers and Willie Miranda homered for Baltimore. Dodgers moved within two games of Braves with Don Newcombe shutting out Milwaukee 3 0 and Roy Campanella powering a seventh inning homer. Cincinnati routed New York Giants 10 2 behind Ray Jablonski and Palys while St Louis crushed Pittsburgh 7 5 with Stan Musial homering in the 18th.
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A review notes Chifford Tatum as a notable youth in Roar of the Lion portraying a cruel bully whose actions shape a tense mother son confrontation. The piece praises the cast’s performances and lauds the film for its focused treatment of youth psychopathy rather than moralizing. It also discusses CBS TV debut of Joe and Mabel, a taxi driver romance comedy with Larry Blyden and Nita Talbot, highlighting their convincing dynamic and the dilemma of misperceived intelligence.
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Blue Ridge Summit Tops Union Bridge 12-2 in Penn-Mar clash
Blue Ridge Summit strengthened its hold on first in the Pen-Mar League by routing Union Bridge 12 to 2 in Carroll County. The game resumed after an earlier rain delay, with Blue Ridge piling up 12 runs on 9 earned, while Union Bridge managed 2. Key contributors included Kurka, Shaffer, and Duppins for Blue Ridge, and Spencer and Tucker for Union Bridge. Umpires were Sponseller and Jones, with a 1:55 time.
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Giambra Castellani Fight May Be Close At MSG
In New York Joey Giambra seeks his fourth straight victory as he faces Rocky Castellani at Madison Square Garden. The 24 year old Buffalo standout, now a 160 pounder, has won three straight since leaving the Army and is confident he can beat Castellani for a chance to rise in the middleweight ranks. The bout, scheduled for ten rounds, carries a 6 5 underdog line and will be aired by NBC TV and radio tonight.
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Baseball standings and schedule amid busy major league action
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A TV critic lauds NBCs Aluminum Hour drama Roar of the Dawn for its suspenseful yet thoughtful handling of juvenile delinquency. The production, directed by Frank In Schaffner, offers a moving story focused on understanding rather than moralizing. Urbana wins in softball as Nancy Kell shines for the Blue Moon of Germantown in a 4-2 Montgomery County contest.
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