Yankees Take Lead In Pennant Race After 5 4 Win
The New York Yankees moved to first place by two percentage points in the American League, rallying past the Boston Red Sox 5-4. Hank Bauer and Yogi Berra hit back to back homers in the ninth after Whitey Ford left with a 4-3 lead. Gil Hodges hit two solo shots for Brooklyn in a 4-3 win over the Giants as Willie Mays rallied the Giants. Robin Roberts earned his 23rd victory for Philadelphia over Pittsburgh, while Detroit’s Steve Gromek shut Cleveland out in a 3-0 win that dropped the Tribe from first. Baltimore edged Washington 8-7 as Roy Sievers sparked a late rally. Milwaukee beat St. Louis 9-4. Lew Burdette won his 12th. The Cubs’ hopes faded as Kansas City beat Chicago 13-7. The scoreboard also noted various minor league games and upcoming schedules.
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Lew Burdette
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Cadets Scrimmage Tonight Amid Prep Schedule Shuffles
Frederick Cadets prepare for an evening scrimmage as coach Gene Hummel finalizes a green defensive unit led by Stup and Grove. Backfield coach Dave Barr works on passing with QBs Yanos Poole and Moss while aims to boost the line against Martinsburg and Westminster opponents on the bill.
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Jim Stup
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Jack Molesworth
Dan Willard
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Gettysburg
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Martinsburg
West Virginia
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W. Va
Hagerstown
William Penn High
York
Waynesboro
Radio Programs and Hosts on a Broadcast Schedule
A dense listing of radio programs and hosts with times and show names across genres. Notable entries include Martin Block, Washington Report, Grand Ole Opry, Chicago Theater, and Dunninger Show. Various music and news segments are noted along with film and game show appearances.
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Ene Sonn Firm
Martin Block
Abe
Epa World Trave
Washington Report
Cba
Capitol Cloakroom
Eba
Jack Wurlzen
Magic of Music
Wheel of Fortune
Cbs
Abe TV
Ebbe News
Abe Hawai Caile
Grand Ole Opry
Guy Lombardo
Chicago
Ebe
Television lineup with varied programs and channels
A dense list of TV program names and times relayed in Eastern daylight time, including Family shows, news segments, dramas, films, public affairs, and variety hours across networks. It catalogues multiple titles such as Face the Nation, Meet the Prose, Lucy Show, Roy Rogers Film, Loretta Young, and DuMont offerings.
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Gena Autry
Che
Abc Public Prosecutor
Abc
Abe
Gary Crosby
Sporte
Cba
Aba
Richard Hayes
Nowe
Sense
Moe
Miss Brooke
West Point
Allele Hall
Cbe
Abe Fulton Lewin
Newa
Semmy Kaye
Mbe
Fibber & Mollynbe
Nabe
John Carr
Tbe
Global Frontiers
Nbe
News
Nate
Frank Barter
Dhs
Zino Larade
Buster Crabbe
Aba Lucy
Roy Rogers
Abde
Cbs
Art Baker
Sarah Lee
Che Vallety
TV Playhouse
DuMont
Mrs. North
Loretta Young
Abe the Hunter
Stobt. Cummings
Cbs Story Theater
Sunuay
Fay Nouse
Insiders pick Marciano to win title fight at Yankee Stadium
A heavy majority of boxing insiders including fighters trainers and managers forecast Rocky Marciano will defeat Artchio Moore in the title bout Tuesday night at Yankee Stadium. Some say Moore could pose danger for five or six rounds but Marciano should prevail beyond that. The article notes a few who favor Moore and mentions personnel changes in boxing circles and a Redskins roster cut to 39 players.
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Rocky Marciano
Artchio Moore
Yankee Stadium
Moore
Jack Kearns
Tew Sullivan
New York
St Nicholas Arena
Terps Open Season Today in Eastern Intersectional Clash
The 1955 college football season begins with Maryland, ranked No. 5, facing Missouri in Columbia as Jim Tatum and Don Faurot stage a key intersectional battle. Georgia Tech, Pittsburgh, LSU, Mississippi, Florida State, and many more meet across major games as the opening slate unfolds.
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Associated Press
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Jim ‘Tatum
Missouri
Don Faurot
Columbia
Bob Pellegrin
Yom Selep
Miami
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Pittsburch
California
Pittsburgh
Lynas
Panny
Johnny Michelosen
Panther
Kentucky
Wildcats
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Paul Dietzlen
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Mississippi
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Washington State
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Arkansas
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Houston
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Texas
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Rivals Clash Sunday At 2 In Shaughnessy Cup Playoff
The Brunswick club of the Maryland State League travels to Hamsville Sunday for the first of a three game Shaughnessy playoff series to determine the 1955 cup winner. Hamsville has 12 victories and 3 defeats to claim the pennant, Brunswick is runner-up after a 1 win 4 loss regular season and a 3 to 2 sudden death loss to the pennant winner.
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Sonny” Smith
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Bill Ward
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Baseball League Standings and Schedule Highlighted
Eastern and National League results and standings with daily schedule. Teams New York Cleveland Chicago Boston Detroit Kansas City Washington Baltimore Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago Milwaukee and others appear with upcoming games and recent results. Notes on Ijamsville and Brunswick rivalries add historical context.
Lane's Fate May Be Determined Monday
Kansas City dispatch reports Frank Lane general manager of the Chicago White Sox says he has asked for a meeting with Grace Comiskey president of the club next Monday. He denies plans to quit and says he wants to present his side amid ongoing turmoil. He emphasizes focus on field performance over behind the scenes matters.
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Grace Comiskey
Lane
White Sox
Lane vows not to quit as pennant hopes stay alive
The report notes Lane, Marty Marton, and the team have not given up despite rumors of Lane quitting. Earlier, Chicago had word that Lane would resign as manager, but Lane insists the pennant pursuit remains on the knees of the gods.
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Mre Comiskey
UCLA Scores 210 Victory Over Texas A&M
UCLA opens with a 210 victory against Texas A and M in Los Angeles. Ronnie Knox, a 19 year old back, throws three touchdown passes tonight for coach Red Sanders as 65334 attend. Other games see Drake beat North Dakota State 28 46 and Davidson defeat Catawba 26 0.
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Associated Press
Roonie Knox
Pacific Coast
UCLA
Texas A&m
Los Angeles
Knox
California
Red Sanders
Ag- Biles
Drake
North Dakota State
Davidson
Catawba
Bowling League standings and college enrollment growth
Olive and Warehouse teams lead a mixed bowling card with matches featuring Patternmakers Molders Cleaners and Office Machinists. Highs include Smith 153 in Office, Dinterman Cleaners, and a season high 1,639. In Maryland, college enrollment is near 30,000 with 13,000 at University of Maryland as classes start across Notre Dame Loyola Mt St Agnes Towson St Teachers College. most campuses reopen the week of Sept 23.
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