Reds Defeat Braves By 4-2 In Milwaukee Thriller
A rookie Frank Robinson homer and three singles sparked Cincinnati to a 4-2 win over Milwaukee in ten innings as the Reds close the gap on the Braves. Max Surkent scattered six hits to beat Philadelphia 7-2, with New York Giants support helping their ace.
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Baseball Fly Games and Record Chases Across Leagues
Schedule lists Baltimore at Washington Detroit at Kansas City and 4H only game yesterday saw Cincinnati 4 Milwaukee 2 New York 7 Philadelphia 2 New York at Brooklyn. Mantle leads AL in runs and RBIs. Aaron tops NL batting and doubles. Box shows boxing card with Raul Raton Macias vs Larry Bataan airs on ABC. Ostrich accident at fair injures teen after sulky crash.
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Pitt Should Be Tough
Pittsburgh 1956 football squad described as strong and hard hitting under coach Johnny Michelosen. The piece notes Pitt as a leading independent contender for national honors alongside Notre Dame Army Navy and Miami, with Syracuse looming Sept 29.
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Mahoney Harps Again On 1950 Campaign
A political campaign snapshot mentions Mahoney returning to the 1950 race with Democratic rivalries shaping a year of contests. It notes military and college connections, including remarks prepared for Earl Blaik and references to Len Millard and Ron Beagle in football and political contexts.
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Ron Beagle
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Hees Edge Sears In Dusty Vincent Pitchers Duel
Dusty Vincent outdueled Doug Falk as Bartzis Zimmerman drove in the lone run for the Hees in a 1-0 win at Baker Park. Darkness halted play with Sears limited to five hits. The victory creates a three-way tie for playoff spots with Walkersville Ballenger and Beers.
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Harper
Mahoney Defends 1950 Tydings Butler Campaign Tactics
At a Democratic headquarters event Mahoney cited a Senate subcommittee report criticizing Butler supporters for back-street tactics in the 1950 election and noted undisclosed campaign expenditures before the inquiry. He urged full discussion of expenditures and contributions.
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Cadets Open Football Practice Ahead of Fort Hill Clash
The Fredenck High School Cadets completed their ninth day of practice and second scrimmage in four days. Coach Gene Hummel announced evening sessions after classes. Veterans excelled at receiver and backfield while young QBs Michael and Zimmerman show unexpected progress. The Cadets open the Cumberland Valley League game against Fort Hill at Cumberland on September 21. Navy Also Begins Work After Labor Day With Focus on Blocking and Timing.
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Butch Stockman
Sam Hollingsworth
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FREDERICK FREDRICK SCRIMMAGE NOTES AND NFL WAIVER
The story notes Jo fret Paulsbors earns second unit work behind Ned Oldham after standout scrimmage play with four touchdowns. John Russell injures an ankle. no other casualties. In Baltimore Colts news, Bob Myers 275 pound defensive lineman from Ohio State was placed on waivers after off season stints with the Colts and Giants.
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Volts Preseason Televised Game Sparks Travel to Kentucky
NIN Young Lloyd Cetteryaha and B ersie Flowers lead The Volts on a televised exhibition near pre season action sending them to Lowsville Kentucky Sunday afternoon to face the Philadelphia Eagles. Sammy White fined $50 after protest over a ball throwing incident against Detroit with Higgins disputing the ruling and White ejected as Red Wilson scores from first.
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