Phils Spring From NL Cellar In Tight Series
In a tense set, Philadelphia climbs from last in the National League as wins and late rallies shape the series. Dick Farrell gains relief victory for the Phillies, Ernie Banks hits his 21st homer to regain the MLB lead, while rookie Johnny Glynn delivers a decisive tie breaker and Julian Javier adds insurance. Dodgers and Cardinals also endure late twists as coasts shift in the pennant chase.
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Ed Wilks
Associated Press
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Milwaukee
Pirates
Teac Tor
Sarmes
Tre Los
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Dallas Green
Ernie Banks
Harvey
Johnny Glynn
Dick Groat
Julian Javier
Dodger
Sianna Hams
Ed Kasko
Gus Bells
Jim O'Toole
Wiliams
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Tom Davis
Don Demeter
League Leaders in National and American League Baseball
The sample lists top NL batting leaders with Larker at .348 and Groat at .347, runs led by Mays with 52, RBI by Banks at 59, hits headed by Groat Clemente and Mays at 82, and other categories including doubles Bruton and Mays, triples Bruton and Pinson, home runs Banks and Boyer, and steals led by Pinson and Mays. In the AL, Runnels leads batting at .348 with Maris at .335, runs by Maine and Maris, RBIs by Maris at 52, various leaders in hits doubles and triples, home runs by Maris at 39, and stolen bases split among Aparicio and others.
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Los Angeles
Groat
Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
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Aparicio
Lemon
Washington
Landis
3Igo
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Cleveland
Coates
Caiey
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Detroit
Pascual
Bell
Red Sox Crush Athletics 13-4 in Night Game
The Boston Red Sox routed the Oakland Athletics 13 to 4 in a night game. Gary Gerzer and Russ Non each drove in runs for Boston as they pursued a strong offensive showing. Numerous stray phrases in the source text appear garbled. core facts focus on a 13-4 Boston win and two RBI contributors.
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Boston
Gary Gerzer
Russ Non
Red Sox
Amvets Beat Oaco 3-2 In American II Little League
Amvets defeated Oaco 3-2 at Baker Park in American Little League action. Freland earned the win aided by Gaither’s homer, with Oaco taking the lead in the fourth before Amvets exploded for three runs in the fifth.
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Eign
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Oxce
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Hovsweight
Frelace
Grove
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R.vetart
Bogart Leads Maryland Golf in State Amateur Qualifier
Defending champion Ralph Bogart posted an even par 70 in the Maryland State Amateur qualifier at Five Farms Golf Course to secure medal honors alongside Henry de Fries of the Country Club of Maryland who also shot 70. The field lists numerous Maryland club players and results from the opening round.
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Baltimore
Ralph Bogart
Bogart
Bethesda
Pat Webb
Mt. Pleasant
Bob Flanagan
Goose Creek
Jim Treuback
Fr. Meade
Friday Night TV Fight Era Ends at St Nick’s Arena
New York undefeated light heavyweight Doug Jones meets Von Clay of Philadelphia in a return bout at St Nick’s Arena to close the Friday night boxing era. TV will shift to Saturdays next season with ABC, no radio broadcast, and no NBC telecasts.
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Doug Jones
von Clay
Philadelphia
St. Nicholas Arena
Tex Rickard
St. Nicks
ABC Network
NBC
Blue Mountain Express Wreck Remembered On 35th Anniversary
The Blue Mountain Express and a mail train collided head on on a single track bridge near Thurmont killing six and injuring many. Dispatcher error at Hagerstown caused orders mixup leading to the crash on the 100 foot high bridge over a ravine. Passengers Mrs Chipchase and son from Baltimore were among the injured or killed as rescuers worked through the night aided by doctors from Thurmont and surrounding towns.
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Thurmont
Hagerstown
Thurmon
Western
Blue Mountain Express
Carl R. Gray
Western Maryland
Edum Chipchase
Waller
Baltimore
Dan Cook
C. R. Fritz
J. R. Ireman
Luther Hull
Chipchase
Blue Ridge Summit
E. €. Kefauver
Victor F. Cullen
C. L. Wachter
Sabillasville
M. A. Birely
Steiner Schley
Frederick
Wreck scene photo by Rogers owned by Mrs Lloyd Mackiey
Nation league contest at Staley Stadium ended 3-3 after two ties in the fourth and sixth innings. The photo of the wreck scene was taken by Rogers and is owned by Mrs. Lloyd Mackiey of Tourmont. One half of the US adult population spends on cigarettes.
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Connne
Rogers
Lloyd Mackiey
Tourmont
North End
Optus Musts
Staley Stadium
Ted
Aga
United States
The Divine Socialism by Earl L Douglass and Bangs tale
The piece reflects a philosophical parable on shared ownership of nature. It contrasts a boy seeking moon and ocean with a father’s lesson to keep wonders visible for all, arguing beauty belongs to those who value it and contribute to its appreciation.
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Earl L. Douglass
John Kendrick Bangs
Arbor Day Centennial Mention in Nebraska History
The fragment notes Nebraska as the first state to celebrate Arbor Day on April 10 1872 and reflects on universal ownership of the world shared by all. It ties personal sentiment to a historic environmental observance. The tone resembles period newspaper prose with elevated, communal phrasing.
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Nebraska
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