Pirates Split Yanks Sweep 2 From Boston 922
The Pittsburgh Pirates and Milwaukee Braves split a Labor Day doubleheader with the Pirates winning 9-7 in the opener on a seven-run fourth inning and the Braves taking the nightcap 7-1 behind Bob Buhl. Eddie Mathews drove in three for Milwaukee in game one, while Don Hoak and Dick Stuart hit key homers for Pittsburgh.
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Cleveland Tigers Split Duo as Latman Wins Nightcap
In the second game of a doubleheader, Woodie Held belted a two run homer to start Cleveland’s 4-2 victory over Detroit as Barry Latman pitched five hits allowed for his fifth win. Detroit had won the opener 4-3 behind Charlie Maxwell and Norm Cash homers.
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Cardinals Hop to 2nd With Win Over Cubs
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs in 10 innings 2-1 to spark a second place tie with Milwaukee, behind the Pirates. Stan Musial generated the deciding run on a bases loaded force in the first game, while the nightcap ended 4-1 after 10 innings due to darkness.
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Potts Breaks 4-Year Wait to Win Dallas Open
Johnny Pott won his first major by defeating Ted Kroll and another challenger in a three way playoff on the third hole to claim $3,500 in the Dallas Open, his first tournament victory in four years on tour.
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Woodling Sidelined by Groin Injury in Orioles Update
Baltimore Orioles outfielder Gene Woodling suffers a painful groin tied to a prior hernia operation. He left Monday's Washington Baltimore doubleheader in the sixth inning and heads home to see his doctor after reporting lingering stomach sickness and a nine to seventeen month healing timeline.
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Results Cincinnati Philadelphia Baseball Box Score
Cincinnati and Philadelphia players posted scoring lines with Purkey Bailey Roberts and Green contributing. Key hits included Robinson and Martin home runs with Robinson at 27 and Prison at 18. Final play details show mixed innings and individual tallies for several batters.
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La Esmeralda Dominates Dixie Purse At Shenandoah Downs
Langollen Farm's La Esmeralda led from wire to wire to win the Dixie Purse on Labor Day at Shenandoah Downs, clocking 1 07 1 5 for 5 1 2 furlongs. Victor Espinosa steered the 3 year old Sunny Boy filly. Harridan and Mr. W. R. also paid strong show and win odds as attendance neared 14 000 for the twin bill amid brief showers.
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Baseball Standings and Results Roundup
The American League and National League standings appear with teams like Baltimore New York Chicago Washington Cleveland Detroit Boston Kansas City and Milwaukee. Monday results show New York 3 3 Boston 2 2 Washington 1 Baltimore 0 Detroit 2 Cleveland 4 Kansas City 8 Chicago 7. Upcoming games include Chicago at Kansas City Garner 271 and NY Cleeland Locke 24 at Detroit Burnside 7 7 and Boston Muffet 22 at New York Grba 3 3.
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Liamsville Wins 6-4 Over Red Land in Narrow Victory
Liamsville scored two runs in the seventh to edge Red Land 6 to 4 yesterday afternoon. Rudy Ahalt earned the win with seven hits allowed and six strikeouts as Chip Staler and Bob Weddle provided the power for the winners. Red Land had entered the game on a 16 game Montgomery County League streak before the setback.
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U S Olympic Team Scoffs at Chokeup
In Rome the American team taunts a Russian claim that the U S is choking with fear at the Olympics. Bud Winter and Larry Snyder defend the squad while Dave Sime blasts the remark as hogwash. Officials say the comment misses the mark about nerves and technique.
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Van Reenan Outstanding for Maryland Football
Maryland coach Tom Nugent named Don Van Reenan the outstanding performer as the Terrapins began two daily drills in College Park. Van Reenan, a Marlington West Virginia native, is the lone WV recruit on the squad and returns from a broken vertebra last season after the opener with West Virginia. He leads at fullback with Pat Drass sidelined by a shoulder injury. The team held morning and afternoon sessions focusing on offense and defense with 15 minutes of scrimmage after each.
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Yankees Rally to Sweep Doubleheader Over Red Sox
Joe Demaestri delivered a two out single in the ninth to plate Johnny Blanchard as the Yankees erased a two run deficit for a 3-2 win and sweep Boston. Mantle sparked the opener with a run scoring double as New York also won 3-2. The wins trim Baltimore’s lead to one game while Washington split with the Orioles.
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