Indians rout Red Sox as Majeski delivers three run homer
Cleveland beat Boston 5 4 at Fenway Park in a pivotal American League game boosted by Heinie Majeski three run homer in the seventh. Larry Doby, Al Rosen and Vic Wertz sparked the rally as Cleveland widened its lead on New York. Narleski started in relief to help hold the Red Sox in check.
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Satterfield Wins By Kayo in Sevent Round Knockout
New York report profiles Bob Satterfield the Chicago light heavyweight contender who stopped Frankie Daniels in the seventh round at St Nicholas Arena. It notes Satterfield’s 36-16-2 mark with 29 knockouts and a bid to move toward Archie Moore. Also mentions Chris Christensen’s decisive ten round victory over Johnny Lombardo at Eastern Parkway Arena.
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Indians Seek Three-Game Sweep Against Yankees In World Series Title Chase
Indians manager Al Lopez leads a vastly improved 1954 club in a pivotal three game set at Yankee Stadium. A sweep would put Hank Greenberg’s team in line for the title, while two wins keep Cleveland strong favorite with a single loss still favorable. Box shows Tailorsville and Bolivar in a late inning battle. game notes include pitching details, hit totals, and umpires. Dove season dates split with limits announced by regional warden. hunting hours are now to sundown EST.
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Tribe Yankees Showdown Now For pennant
New York Yankees aim to sweep a three game series with the Cleveland Indians starting in New York. Yogi Berra and Casey Stengel stress the stakes as Bob Grim Eddie Lopat and Whitey Ford are slated to start in the opener. Early Wynn Mike Garcia and Bob Lemon will start for Cleveland as the teams contend for the American League pennant. Mantle enters the series in a batting slump as the Yankees seek a rally.
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Cass Michaels In Serious Condition After Hit By Pitch
Cass Michaels third baseman for the Chicago White Sox remained in serious condition in Philadelphia today after a pitched ball struck his head Friday night. Doctors said he was in serious but not critical shape, described as shaky and not himself, with a skull fracture suffered when Marion Fricano of the Philadelphia Athletics lost control of the pitch.
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Fight On Wednesday: Gavilan Saxton Welterweight Title
Philadelphia crowd expected 15,000 fans at Connie Mack Stadium for the 147-pound title bout. Gavilan, a 2-1 favorite, defends against challenger Saxton in a nationally televised 15,000-seat showdown with local radio only, promotion by Herman Taylor. Saxton’s rise over higher-ranked contenders is linked to prior promises from Gavilan’s camp.
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Yankees Poised for World Series Clash With Tribe Hopefuls
The article notes the Yankee pennant run has fans buzzing as Casey Stengel earns recognition as a top manager. New York rests before the series with star pitchers Bob Grim Ed Lopat and Whitey Ford set to start. The champions feel assured they will dominate the World Series despite strong Tribe hopes.
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Fights Last Night From The Associated Press
New York Bob Satterfield stopped Frankie Daniels 175 Bakersfield California. Brooklyn Chris Christensen outpointed Johnny Lombardo 148 Mt Carmel Pennsylvania. Caracas Sandy Saddier 129 New York stopped Blair 131 Dallas Texas. West Jordan Rex Layne 208 Salt Lake City outpointed Chuck Woodworth 1810. Hay fever bothers three to five million Americans.
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Baseball Standings And Schedule From Today's Paper
The chart shows team records with Cleveland and New York atop the standings, followed by Brooklyn Chicago Milwaukee Detroit Cincinnati Boston St Louis Washington Philadelphia Baltimore and Pittsburgh. Yesterday results include Cleveland 5 Boston 4 and Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 1. Today's schedule lists New York at St Louis and Chicago at Boston among others with probable pitchers and rain notes.
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Tri County All Stars Pick Eleven For Charity Game
Mgr Futz Rudy led Tri-County All Stars in naming 21 players from eight teams for the charity baseball game at McCurdy Field. Middletown supplies five players. Broad Run one. Creagerstown, Lovettsville, Walkersville, and others are represented. Tickets go on sale through Legion members and local clubs.
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Portsmouth and Lancaster clash in Piedmont League action
In Piedmont League play Portsmouth toppled Lancaster 16 to 11 while CH Petersburg led 9 0 over Lynchburg. Hagerstown at Norfolk postponed due to rain and Newport News at York postponed by rain. Americans lead in new rubber consumption with 187 pounds per person in 1953.
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League Leaders Spotlight From Major American League Stats
Noren leads AL batting with 41 runs while Mantle tops runs with 108. Doby drives in 108 RBIs as Fox posts 175 hits. Vernon and two others share 30 doubles, Minoso 16 triples, Doby 28 homers, Jensen 20 steals. Consuegra leads AL pitching with 163 842 ERA. Turley stands out in stakeouts with 145. Sniider and Snider share batting title at .349 with Mueller and Schoendienst at 174 hits. Bell and Schoendienst tied for 35 doubles. Hamner claims 1 triple. Kluszewski and Mays combine 39 homers. Bruton swipes 47 bases. Antonelli posts .20-3,870 strikeouts. Haddis records 156 Ks.
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Giants ace Antonelli wins 20th as Giants top Pirates 4 1
Johnny Antonelli pitched four singles allowed and improved to 20 win for the New York Giants. He became the first NL pitcher to reach 29 wins this season and the first Giant lefty to reach that mark in 17 seasons. Bobby Thomson hit a three run homer aiding Milwaukee Braves 7 3 victory over Brooklyn. In cannibal regions, natives say eating dead bodies is most respectful disposal.
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Frederick High Gridders Hold Third Pre Varsity Practice
Frederick High's football program reports 34 candidates on the field for the third pre varsity session led by Head Coach Homer Brooks and Assistant Gene Hummel. Several new prospects, including a transfer from St John's High, vie for center and backfield roles as the squad practices fundamentals and a modified single wing offense amid depleted numbers.
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Brundage Sees Russian Sports Program Adheres to Rules
New York August 30 Inter national Olympic Committee president Avery Brundage said Russians assured him their vast sports program adheres to amateur rules. He toured Russia at his own expense for three weeks, visiting Georgia and remote collectives, noting some college football excesses but overall a favorable impression. Brundage said Russia is not committed to Melbourne 1956 and declined to forecast that far ahead.
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Radio and Tennis Notes From Broad Archives
A radio program lineup mix includes CBS WFMD NBC WRAL and CBS moments with news and commentary segments. In tennis action, Seixas defeats Jon Douglas 6-2 6-2, Richardson dominates Masterson 6-4 6-3 as Trabert and junior stars advance and top women seeds Brough and Hart win, Dupont continues into the third round.
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Easy Victories For Seixas Richardson In Nationals
Forest Hills N Y Aug 30 Vic Seixas and Hamilton Richardson won their National Tennis Championship first round matches easily. Bill Talbert rallied after two sets to defeat Pablo Eisenberg in five sets. Tom Brown beat Fred Kovaleski after a long battle. Sven Davidson edged Jack Tuero after a tight fourth set.
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Hain Teams Up With Ballenger In Wednesday Softball Showdown
Hain washed out the first game of the Junior Softball League championship series Monday evening. Ballenger and Walkersville will meet Wednesday at Staley Park in the opening game of a best three out of five series.
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