Double Play Halts Orioles Rally in Senators Victory
Washington edges Baltimore 5 to 4 as Ossie Alvarez makes a clutch backhand stop on Joe Taylor’s bid to end the game. Pedro Ramos earns the win, Dick Hyde yields the ninth inning runs, and Albie Pearson hit a second homer for Washington.
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Mistake For Nats To Move A League Crisis Warned
Washington whispers about the Senators shifting to Minneapolis threaten a sweeping reorganization of pro baseball. Baltimore officials urge action to prevent National League dominance and a possible relocation to other cities.
Pirates Edge Phils On Virdon Thomas Homers
In a 6 2 victory over Philadelphia, Pirates fans saw Bill Virdon and Frank Thomas hit homers. Bob Friend pitched a (19th win) as Don Cardwell lasted eight innings before Hearn finished. Roberto Clemente tripled and scored, with Ted Kluszewski driving in another run on a sacrifice fly. Cardwell exited after six runs allowed.
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Senators move debate heats up for Washington baseball
Paul Richards of the Baltimore Orioles warns that a Senators relocation from Washington could harm the American League and prompt a NL takeover. Griffith’s bid to move Washington to Minneapolis faces league scrutiny while fans in the capital weigh ownership issues and the future of Major League baseball in the city.
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Orioles Sign Oklahoma Ace in midseason move
The Baltimore Orioles signed Kenneth Jerry Adair, a 21-year-old Oklahoma shortstop, promising a fair block with the club. Adair, 6-foot-1 and 175 pounds, will be a senior at Oklahoma State University this fall after starring in varsity baseball and basketball.
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Young Brazilian May Take Gibson
An 18 year old Brazilian player known as Little Sabre believes she can challenge Althea Gibson. Maria Esther Bueno says she has to beat Gibson before aiming for the top, plans to stay on tour for about a decade, and emphasizes a focus on big tournaments and self assurance. She is described as plain, dedicated, and uninterested in jitters during major matches.
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Stars Pitching Leads Dodgers Past Giants 4-0
Don Drysdale and the Dodgers shut out the Giants on five hits with six strikeouts for their sixth straight win. Albie Pearson of the Senators collected two of the Nationals five hits and hit a three run inside the park homer as they defeated the Orioles 3-0.
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Baseball scores and standings wrap from midweek games
Tuesday results include Detroit 6 Kansas City 2 and Washington 3 Baltimore 1. Boston 6 New York 2. National League highlights show Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 2 and Los Angeles 4 San Francisco 0. Upcoming notes list scheduled games across American and National Leagues with key matchups and dates.
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Rotary Wins Ruth Title
Rotary dethroned Price 6-1 to clinch the Babe Ruth League best two of three series for the championship. Fisher earned the win with ten strikeouts and three hits allowed. Zimmerman and Winpigler hit .333 and .750 respectively. Rotary exploded for three runs in the third inning, no extra-base hits recorded. Price’s defense and late miscues limited base action as Fisher worked 7 innings with 10 strikeouts.
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Nats Face Court Suit over Washington Senators move
In Minneapolis AP reports legal action shadows franchise talks between Minneapolis and the Washington Senators. Stockholder Ian Washington Rottenberg seeks to oust Calvin Griffith as Washington president and block the club transfer, asking 500000 dollars in damages. A tax suit against the city over a nine million dollar Met Stadium bonds issue is also discussed as the AL franchise dispute heads toward a Chicago meeting.
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Minneapolis Stadium Bond Approved To Aid Potential Move
Pro moters of a new nine million dollar Minneapolis stadium bond measure won final approval by a 74 vote and poised the city to back a future big league team. If the Senators move is tentatively approved, Chicago meetings and league decisions remain pending, with bonds funding stadium expansion and refinancing. Gerald Moore said the vote builds the machinery for a team to move in, though no firm franchise shift is guaranteed.
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Herb Score Arm Showing Improvement for Indians
Cleveland Indians pitcher Herb Score reports his sore pitching arm has improved and he is ready to pitch. Manager Joel Gordon plans to use Score in the bullpen to build arm strength and decide on a return to the rotation. Score recently returned from the disabled list and debuted in relief against Chicago, noting only fielding errors as a concern.
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Peruvian bids for a berth on the Davis Cup team
Peru's Alex Olmedo advanced to the National Tennis Championships quarterfinals by defeating Leslie Longshore Jr. 6-2 6-3 6-3 as Ashley Cooper, Neale Fraser, and Savitt joined the round of eight. Strong U S contenders debate whether Olmedo should be selected for the Davis Cup squad, amid scheduling and international criticism concerns. Seixas edged Jon Douglas in a dramatic comeback to reach the upper bracket, rallying from 1-4 in the second set after a near-defeat.
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Race On For NL Batting Title Pits Musial Mays Ashburn
The National League batting race tightens as Musial Ashburn Aaron and Mays push for the lead. Musial holds 339 while Ashburn 338 and Aaron and Mays close behind at 3 87 and 335 respectively after Labor Day games. Kuenn leads the American League with a .325 average as Runnels Power Cerv trail.
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Pawnee Bill’s Life Story Is Released
The life story of Major Gordon William Lillie known as Pawnee Bill is released. Authored by Glenn Shirley the biography features May Lillie Buckskin Joe and Buffalo Bil and recalls his Wild West shows in Frederick and his later work with buffalo conservation highways and scouting.
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Western Maryland Opens Grid Season
Western Maryland College opened football practice with 50 candidates led by co captains Don Dewey and Warren Schwartz. The Green Terrors aim to improve on last season’s 1-6-1, with a nine game schedule starting Sept. 27 against Bridgewater and featuring games at Penn Military, Randolph-Macon, Hampden-Sydney, King’s College, Franklin & Marshall, Lycoming, Drexel, and Johns Hopkins.
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