Four in a row sinks Orioles at Yankee Stadium
In dismal Sunday gloom at Yankee Stadium the Baltimore Orioles were counted out as the New York Yankees swept to a decisive victory ending Baltimore’s pennant hopes. The narrative centers on a frenzied, hopeful season collapsing with four straight defeats and no room for a late rescue.
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Yankee Stadium
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Goliath
David
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Chait
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Stengel
Paul Richards
Birds
New York
Birdville
Judy Holliday
Giants take two from Cubs in doubleheader sweep
San Francisco wins 4 1 in the opener behind Bob Schmidt’s eighth inning grand slam and Billy O’Dell’s eight strikeout effort. Willie Kirkland homered in game one as San Francisco built an early lead before the second game was called after eight innings due to darkness with O’Dell credited the victory. Cubs’ pitchers Seth Morehead and Glen Hobbie faltered, while Eddie Fisher earned his first win of the season in relief of the opener.
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Bob Schmidt
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Willie Kirkland
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Billy O'Dell
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Cub
Seth Morehead
Orlando Cepeda
Kirkland
Jim Davenport
Eddie Fisher
Tacoma
George Altman
Ed Bouchee
Glen Hobbie
San Francisco
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Zimmer
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Santo
Alou
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Donatelli
Burkhardt
Vargo
Taz
O'Dell
Morehead
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Bears Predicted To De throne Colts In Pro Pick
Chicago Bears expected to top the Baltimore Colts in a season preview by Murray Olderman. The piece notes the Colts rely on Johnny Unitas and defense, while Halas targets Ed Brown or Zeke Bratkowski. Green Bay, Rams, Forty Niners. Lions and Cowboys also discussed alongside predicted order Bears, Colts.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
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Green Bay
John
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Halas
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Zeke Bratkowski
Erich Barnes
Richie Petibon
Lombardis
Paul Horn
Detroit
Lions
Bobby Layne - Tobin
Nick Pietrosante
Dallas
Cowboys
Tom Landry
Eddie LeBaron
Don Meredith
Packers
Rams
Texans
Bears
Widespread Major League Standings and Schedule Notes
Baseball standings show New York Baltimore and St Louis near top in both leagues. Results include San Francisco Chicago St Louis and Los Angeles games with key pitchers Sees Brown Perry and Jaddix named. Bert Olmstead ends holdout and joins Toronto Maple Leafs training camp in Peterborough Ontario.
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Friend
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Simmons
Cincinnati
Hook
Milaukee
Burdette
Sam Jones
Ellsworth
Peterborough
Ont
Bert Olmstead
Toronto Maple Leafs
Boinis and Rae Out for Maryland Texas Game
Maryland will be without right guard Pete Boinis due to torn knee ligaments and left end Tom Rae with a dislocated shoulder for the Texas game. Sophomore Tom Bromel starts at guard, as Maryland gears up for the first meeting with Texas at College Park. Nugent squads drill in full equipment with split-squad scrimmage ahead of the Texas showdown.
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Redskins keep M C Reynolds as quarterback option
Washington announces the trade with St. Louis is finalized keeping quarterback M C Reynolds in Washington. The Redskins plan to use Reynolds alongside Eagle Day as they prepare for the regular season opener against the Baltimore Colts in Baltimore.
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Bill Pellington
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M. C. Reynolds
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St. Louis Cardinals
George Preston Marshall
Mike Nixon
Winston-Salem
Walter Wollner
Cards
Ralph Guglielmi
Eddie Lebaron
Eagle Day
Guglielmi
Guilielmi
Dallas
Wismer protests Saturday game officiating
New York Titans president Harry Wismer filed a protest with AFL Commissioner Joe Foss over officiating in the Saturday night game against the Boston Patriots. Wismer, coach Sam Baugh, and other New York coaches reviewed film which reportedly shows a Boston player kicked a loose ball, an illegal act, as the game ended in a 28 to 23 loss.
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New York Titans
American Football League
Joe Foss
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Chuck Shonta
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Patriots
Wismer
Sammy Baugh
Stengel Blasts Orioles Over-Eagerness In Series
Casey Stengel criticizes Baltimore hitters for over-eagerness that cost four straight losses to the Yankees. He cites Ted Williams as a model of patience and recalls Williams' resilience after a broken arm, noting Williams hit a line single in the 1950 All-Star game despite the injury.
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Associated Press
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Casey Stengel
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Ted Williams
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Braves
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Sox
Stengel
Mr. Williams
Miller Blanks Dodgers 2-0 For Cardinals
Bobby Miller pitched a five hit shutout to beat the Dodgers 2-0 in St. Louis. Joe Cunningham homered, Stan Musial left with an injury, and Norm Cash? No, Norm Ker singled before Miller finished the game. Cardinals improved to 4-1 on Miller’s return from injury.
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Juse _Tth
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Normker
Landy McDaniel
Tom Davis
Wally Moon
Joe Cunningham
Stan Musial
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Roseboro
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Americans Sweep Davis Zone Play in Davis Cup Finals
Barry Mac Kay of Dayton and Bernard Bartzen of Dallas won singles to lift the United States over Venezuela in the opening Davis Cup finals. MacKay defeated Ivo Pimentel 6 3 6 3 6 3 while Bartzen routed Marcos Gambus 6 3 6 0 6 0. The U.S. advances to the semifinals against the Philippines, with a possible Italy final. venue dates unsettled.
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Bernard
Tut) Bartzen
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