Cardinals Rally To Take Game Four Of World Series
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Yankees 9 to 6 at Yankee Stadium to cut the series lead to 3 games to 1. Mort Cooper struggled as the Yankees surged in the fourth, but Cardinal hitters, led by Musial and Keller, sparked a seven run burst in the seventh to seize control. Enos Slaughter, Stan Musial, and Whitey Kurowski delivered key hits as Cardinal pitching held off New York’s rally to a frantic finish.
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Cardinals Rally As Pollet Left Deep In Series Battle
Buddy Hassett broke a thumb bunting and left the series, while Lanier won after two runs in the seventh. St Louis out hit New York for the first time and DiMaggio went 0 for 6 as the Cardinals’ Mack and Lanier split pitching duties. The Yankees face elimination with Beazley vs Ruffing penciled in for tomorrow’s potential clincher and a possible trip to St Louis for Games six and seven.
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Hallenger Grabs Title in Baseball Feature
A recap of a World Series crowd, Hallenger and Keller highlight a dramatic game. Notes on DiMaggio and various sport developments, plus Postage Adhesive stamp glue trivia and county softball playoffs with Ballenger’s title run.
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Ijamsville Caps Pennant in Maryland Series
Ijamsville captured the Maryland State League title by beating Mt. Airy 12 to 7 on the Ijamsville diamond. Ramsburg opened the decisive inning with a homer as seven straight hits and a walk pushed across eight runs to seal the best two of three.
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Angler Arrested Near Monocacy River Bridge
Richard Stafford previously of New York and now in Baltimore was arrested near LeGore's Bridge on the Monocacy River for fishing without a license. He claimed ignorance of the license requirement after attempting to hide hisrod. Stafford posted $10 collateral for a Police Court hearing tonight.
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Last Saturday Football Stars Shine In Weekend Upsets
Ralph Plaster of Georgia Tech scored a touchdown and disrupted a Notre Dame pass as the Irish threatened to tie in a 13 to 6 upset. Everett Smith of Oregon State ran in the final yard for a 13 to 8 victory over California. Walt West sparked Pittsburgh’s 20 to 7 win over SMU by returning the opening kickoff 57 yards. Fred Gage of Iowa Pre-flight kicked the extra point for a 7 to 6 Cadet win over Minnesota. Bob Hayes Williams scored twice and threw a scoring pass in a 19 to 7 upset of Princeton. Virgil Ike Eikenberg of Rice threw a fourth quarter TD to break LSU’s tie as Rice won 27 to 14. Fred Naumets of Boston College set up the first Eagle score with a hard tackle in a 33 to 0 rout of West Virginia. Al Pick of Northwestern came off the bench to kick a field goal in a 3 to 0 win over Texas. Russ Craft of Alabama scored three times as the Crimson Tide beat Mississippi State 21 to 4 in a key SEC game. Day Schreiner of Wisconsin caught three TD passes as the Badgers defeated Marquette 35 to 7.
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Sectional Football Champions Are Being Spilled Everywhere
A wartime season reshapes major college football as Minnesota and Duke defend titles while Notre Dame Texas Fordham LSU Tulane stumble. Alabama Wake Forest Georgia Tech North Carolina, Auburn and Vanderbilt post wins as service teams and others surge in the race.
Football Scores From Across The Nation
A compilation of college and service football results featuring Navy over Virginia 35 to 0, Penn State 14 over Bucknell 7, Yale 33 over Lehigh 6, Army 14 over Lafayette 0, Colgate 18 over Cornell 6, Dartmouth 58 over Miami 7, and many other pairings including Notre Dame 6 over Georgia Tech 13 and Missouri 26 over Colorado 13.
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Pro Football Results and Upcoming Games
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Green Terrors Protest Referee Decision In Gettysburg Game
Western Maryland coach Leroy Byham defended no interference in a late Gettysburg pass as the Terrors protested a referee ruling that kept Gettysburg's 20-10 lead. The incident centered on Manny Kaplan's pass intercepted at midfield and a disputed call at the one-yard line. Moving pictures of the game were awaited, with export timing next week.
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