Yankees Fall Twice as Fox Rips Yankees in Twin Bill
Nellie Fox collected eight straight hits including a seven hit streak and drove in three runs as the White Sox swept a doubleheader from the Yankees. Mantle homered and doubled in the nightcap, but New York lost both games and trailed in the pennant race.
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Shipley's Clinches Twilight League Title In Big Win
Shipley's Nail Down Twilight League flag with an 8 1 victory over EFACat Maryland Avenue led by Max Kehne who tossed a near perfect game with 14 strikeouts and no walks. Ed Rice tripled in the first and Remsburg, Kehne, and Boswell doubled in the third as Shipley's pulled away 11 batters to the plate. EFAC scored once on a misplayed third strike and miscues.
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Baseball results and standings in National and American Leagues
Eastern Time summaries list current standings for Brooklyn New York Chicago St. Louis Philadelphia Philadelphia Milwaukee and others with wins losses games back and recent results. Schedule and yesterday results feature Chicago New York Boston Cleveland Baltimore Detroit and others with matchups and start times across multiple ballparks.
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Archery Club Tourney Set By Tuscarora Club
Tuscarora Archery Club of Frederick announced its two day championship tournament to be held Saturday and Sunday featuring field hunter and broadhead rounds. Donors include Bartgis Zimmennan Delphey's Shipley Sport Center and Ralph Brown's Trading Post among others. Karnig urged a strong turnout from members.
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Countian Wins 81000 Prize Amid Contest Confusion
Washington area contests yield prizes to Mrs. Chester Springer and others while officials probe a possible mix up over a cabin cruiser. Karl Olson residence cannot be confirmed. Savvy prize winner may be an undisclosed alternate. Employment in DC area hits peak at 646,300 with July gains. Colts depart for Cincinnati for exhibition. injuries keep seven players behind.
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Musial Calls Loss His Worst Game After Booing at Busch
St Louis star Stan Musial said the 5-2 defeat to Brooklyn marked his worst game yet after going hitless for a second straight night and making two errors that aided four unearned runs. A crowd reaction at Busch Stadium shifted from boos to loud cheers as he finished his final at bat. General Manager Frank Lane defended Musial’s career, noting one bad night should not define a lifetime.
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Fights Last Night In Various Cities Reported
The Associated Press notes boxing results from Worcester Philadelphia and Los Angeles with fighters Johnny Sax ton Des Williams Carlos Chavez and Timmie Jefferson in December. Details include percentages and locations with notes on a Pony League World Series game in Washington and Salisbury Maryland.
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Smith Risks Title Tonight in New Orleans Bout
Wallace Bud Smith defends his lightweight title tomorrow night in New Orleans against Joe Brown. The bout, televised by NBC, is expected to draw about 9,200 fans with a potential $60,000 gate. Brown seeks the upset after beating Smith earlier this year.
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