Yankees Fall Short As Athletics Pile On In Big Loss
Philadelphia Athletics pounded New York 16-8 as the Yankees faced their third straight defeat to the champs. Meantime Bob Feller and the Indians beat Detroit 2-1, extending Cleveland’s lead. Feller earned his 19th win with a seven-hit night and Al Rosen homered. Cincinnati split a two night set with Pittsburgh, while Hodges and the Dodgers edged the Braves 7-6 and Whitey Lockman and the Giants topped the Phillies 5-2. Cubs routed the Cardinals 6-3 as Dick Bokelmann struggled early.
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East Third Street Tops Baker Park In City League Softball
Outhitting and outfielding their opponents East Third Street took a 16 to 10 victory over Baker Park Monday evening at Staley Park in City Recreation Commission softball league play. Gearinger Hammond Smith and Rinehart led East Third Street with solid hits as Baker Park struggled at the plate. Venezuela citizens ages 21 to 65 face fines for failing to vote in national elections.
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Cleveland Has Pennant Fever
Cleveland fans flood streets and arenas as the Indians ride a 10 game win streak and surge toward the pennant. A stadium crowd tops 119000 over the weekend, with managers and players drawing autograph seekers and fans expressing mixed reactions to recent changes.
Errors And Hits Mark Camp Detrick Game
Camp Detrick playoff clash ended 11 to 10 as Officers edged 9766 in a ten error, twenty hit game. Officers, fifth in regular season, exploded for five runs in the sixth on six hits and a fielder choice to surge ahead. Double elimination playoffs set up a meeting with Air Navy later that evening.
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Lions 12 NECA 1 in Little League playoff rout
Lions overwhelmed North End 12 to 1 as Weddle and Lipps combined on a one hit pitching performance. Weddle hit his fifth homer of the season for NECA's sole run in the third inning. Officials schedule a meeting for 8 pm Thursday at Staley Park clubhouse to discuss league matters.
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NECA Rout Amvets 14 to 3 In Softball Clash
NECA defeated the Amvets 14 to 3 at Slaley Park last night as they led 3 0 after the first inning and pulled away with four runs in the third. Sal Lanner batted five for five while Kelly, Lanner, Frank, Moore and Linton contributed key hits in a decisive win.
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Walcott To Watch Louis Bevins Fight In Baltimore
Heavyweight champion Jersey Joe Walcott will attend the Louis Bevins bout in Baltimore on Wednesday night as part of Louis comeback bid. Louis has named Walcott as a tougher opponent to beat than Charles if he stays active, while workmen prepare the Baltimore stadium and fans anticipate a 10 round bout.
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Sox Leave Doerr Behind On Trip
Boston Aug 13 veteran Bob Doerr was left home on the team’s final long road trip as he recovers from sacroiliac trouble. The Red Sox also miss Lou Boudreau with a fractured hand as Fred Hatfield serves as spare infielder. They must rebound after a 11-10 home stand and face the Athletics in Philadelphia and other National League quintets across a grueling slate.
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Noren Injured Sliding to Second Base in Boston Game
Noren slid head first into second and broke his jaw while four chipped teeth were reported. He was flown from Boston to Washington for treatment, jaw wired, and is recuperating at Georgetown Hospital.
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Minoso Leads AL Batting Pulled From Weekly Standings
Pi Orestes Minoso of Chicago continued to top the American League batting list with a .442 average through Sunday, ahead of Ferris Fain. The week saw shifts with Gil McDonald and Johnny Pesky entering the top ten, while Bob Feller surpassed Tom Morgan for the leading pitching mark with 18 wins against four losses. Dom DiMaggio remained its hits leader at 144, and Gus Zernial led with 24 homers.
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Packard Named Car of the Year Promises Notable Advancements
The article highlights Packard as the newest car of the year and frames the model as a frontrunner for savvy buyers. It notes expected attention from discerning customers who value ongoing technological progress.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From Monday Action
The American League results place New York at 16, Philadelphia at 8, Cleveland at 2, and Detroit at 1 with Detroit at Cleveland and New York at Washington on tap. Ted Musial leads with nine triples while Preacher Roe remains winless for a second straight week at 15-2, and Don Newcombe tops with 119 strikeouts. Liberty 4-H downs Sam's Creek 4-H 14 to 13 in a slugfest at Liberty, Buddy Wright delivering the winning run in the fifth. A return game is set Thursday at New Windsor as the Liberty lineup features Ensorins, Jenkins, Green, Spurrier, and Rippeon.
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Musial Leads National For Batting Honors
St Louis star Stan Musial opens a 19 point NL lead over Richie Ashburn with a .368 average through Sunday. Roy Campanella climbs six points to .334, while Jackie Robinson sits at .344 and other top hitters share spots behind them. Gil Hodges regains the home run lead with 32. Kiner, Irvin, Jethroe and others pace RBIs, runs, hits, and stolen bases as league leaders shift weekly.
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Brunswick and Sjamsville Face Pennant Playoff Sunday
Brunswick and Sjamsville will meet Sunday at Scheer Stadium in Brunswick for a playoff deciding the Maryland State League pennant. The game starts at 2 o'clock standard time, with Manager Charlie Holland guiding his club in pursuit of the title.
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Hamsville Calls Practice Sessions At Iiamsville Diamond
Hamsville has scheduled practice sessions for Wednesday and Friday evenings at 6:30 at the Iiamsville diamond. All players are requested to be present.
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