Ford Sets Mark as Yankees Take Game Four in Cincinnati
Whitey Ford pitched 3 1 3 scoreless innings before injuring his foot as the Yankees beat the Reds 4 to 1 at Crosley Field. New York moved within one win of the World Series title, with Ford extending his series record and Ralph Houk praising Mantle's late-inning effort. John Blanchard may start in right if Mantle cannot play, while Roger Maris, Bobby Richardson, and Clete Boyer supplied key hits in a disciplined team victory.
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Green Bay Wallops Colts 45 to 7 in NFL clash
Green Bay crushed Baltimore 45 7 as Paul Hornung scored four touchdowns and kicked six extra points. Starr threw a scoring pass and Wood returned a punt for a 72 yard touchdown, boosting the Packers to their third straight win.
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Local teens shine as Middletown tops Creagerstown 7 2 in playoff tilt
Middletown defeats Creagerstown 7 2 as Forest allows two hits and singles by Pritz and DeLanter pace the offense. Pritz drives in two runs and DeLanter adds two. Cragrestown’s lone runs come in the final. Liberty beats Harmony 7 2 for Heart of Maryland title behind Sappington’s 10 strikeouts.
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Reds Admit Time Almost Up In World Series
Cincinnati manager Fred Hutchinson acknowledged the Reds face a desperate stretch as they trail the Yankees 1-0 after a 7-0 loss. He blamed a monthlong hitting slump, noted Ford’s sharpness, and said Cincinnati must start hitting to avoid elimination. Gordon Coleman echoed the mood, insisting the club has come back before.
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Browns Rout Redskins 31 7 Behind Mitchell Runs
Cleveland Browns toppled the Washington Redskins 31 7 as Bobby Mitchell clocked three long runs including a 64 yard punt return and a 31 yard dash. Norman Snead passed for 201 yards helping Washington gain 285 rushing and 245 passing yards. Tom Osborne scored Washington's lone TD on a six yard pass from Snead.
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Rise of the South on the gridiron across conferences
The piece surveys a weekend of college football action with Southern teams pushing strong in the rankings. It notes victories and standout performances from schools like Alabama, Texas, Michigan State, Iowa, and USC, highlighting key players and shocking upsets that reshaped conference standings.
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Giants Halt Cardinals in 24-9 Victory
Giants stopped the Cardinals 24-9 behind a spark from back Sam Beh on Sunday. The win, following an earlier 21-18 home opener, marked the team's third straight drive as part of their Football League campaign.
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Yankees Triumph 7-0 to Take 3-1 Series Lead
Ford bruised toe and knee, but pitched through loss of pain as the Yankees defeated Cincinnati 7-0 to seize a commanding 3-1 edge in the World Series. Mantle left with an aggravated hip, while Richardson drove in key runs and Maris scored in the fourth.
Mantle may sit out World Series game today
Yankee star Mickey Mantle said he cannot play in the next World Series game after describing the painful hip wound from surgery. He left in the fourth inning of game four as New York beat Cincinnati 7 0 to take a 3 1 series lead and may miss Monday’s game. Mantle, who had hip abscess surgery late in the season, explained the wound is still open and bleeding lightly as doctors try to drain it.
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