Johnny Neun May Rejoin N Y Yankees
Veteran manager and former Yankee first baseman Johnny Neun, 47, hints at return to New York baseball after leaving the Reds. Neun discusses management as a tough job, the need for a new contract, and potential roles beyond manager with Warren Giles and the Yankees amid spring talks.
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National League results yesterday and today
Summary of yesterday's NL games with New York 6 Philadelphia 1 and Pittsburgh 6 St Louis 2. Other clubs mostly on schedule with Cincinnati and Chicago noted. second games slated for today including Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and St Louis.
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Softball League Averages Highlight Simons Ahead
In a compact standings note, Simons leads league averages while Marshall posts 6 1 losses and 1 6 wins. Radcliffe advances with a bye, McCardell defeats Radcliffe 6-4 6-4, Ramsburg tops Sumner 6-1 6-0 before a defeat to Faarist Slugeer Rice. Partridge Ramsburg and Mic Cardell receive seeding in numerical order.
Todd in Hospital as Redskins Start East Scrimmage
Todd remains hospitalized while Washington Redskins begin east coast scrimmage week after Cardinals game. injury status unclear. team prepares new lineup options as coaches assess medical update and practice drills.
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Frederick Jaycee City Tennis Championship heats up at Catoctin
The Frederick Jaycee City Tennis Championship at Catoctin Country Club sees top local players in form. Lloyd Slugger Race leads senior singles with strong returning results while junior stars Nico demus and Joe Urner Jr. show promise. Demus advances by forfeit then beats Leicherz, Urner Jr. exits after losses, and upcoming rounds feature RoutZahn Routvatn and Morton Ellin with finals looming as Nicodemus eyes another title.
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Sears Wins Second Half City Title in Softball League
Sears Roebuck team clinched the second half championship by defeating Potomac Edson 14 to 4 Tuesday night. Moore and Joliffe pitched for Sears while Reamars and others contributed. The Independent show form in the other game, Baker Park diamond noted.
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Ex Athletic Mentor Gets Chance With Reds
Former Mount St Marys College director Filipowhes, ex Fordham and New York Giants football man, joins Cincinnati Reds from Sunbury of the Inter-State League. He aims for an outfield berth as Reds finish league playoffs. Finals of Maryland State Baseball League Shaughnessy series set for Point of Rocks with Tramsville, 2 pm EST, after league officials’ conference.
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Western Maryland Opens Grid Practice for Fall Campaign
Westminster Sept 7 Western Maryland’s Green Terrors begin practice as Coach Charlie Havens projects 35 candidates, with at least 19 lettermen expected. Key losses include Stan Kuskowicz and Johan Sgarigho. Replacements loom at guard and back. Returning staff include Bruce E Ferguson and Tom Teres as assistant support for the 194? season.
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Pirates Soar To Second With Drub Of Cardinals
Pirates grab second place after a 2 0 victory over the St Louis Cardinals in front of 36 136 fans. Don Lang homered with Busia aboard in the ninth to seal a three game sweep as Fritz Osterman and others contributed in a rough night for St Louis.
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Cubs and Reds Move Up A Peg In Doubleheader Trade Off
Idle Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati Reds both moved up a peg in a doubleheader. First game New York defeated Philadelphia 8 to 1 as Hansen and Cooper, Leonard, Nahem and Seminick recorded the lines. Second game New York won 8 to 6 with Koslo, Poat, Trinkie, Konkowski and Hartung held by Westrum, Cooper, Dornelly, Leonard, Nahem and Semnick.
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Plan to Raise Rates Across Nation Proposed
The Railway Express Agency proposed today a single scale of rates for the entire country, estimating an annual revenue increase of about 15 million dollars based on 1947 express volume. The plan aims to simplify the pricing structure nationwide.
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Phillies Rally Beats Giants in Extra Innings Heroes
In Philadelphia on September 2 Gordon drove in three runs and hit two doubles in the opener, then launched his 30th homer with a man aboard in the 11th. The win left the Giants within six games of Boston atop the NL flag race, while New York fell from sixth to last after a doubleheader with Brooklyn.
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