Brooks Rally Pushes Way Toward Flag Language
The Brooks scored in the third and fifth as Roy Campanella drove in two and scored one, reducing Brooklyn's magic number to 10. Joe Nuxhall earned his 15th win while Dusty Rhodes and Al Dark homered for the Giants, Chuck Harmon drove in four for the Pirates in a late win, Ramon Mejias adding four RBIs for the Bucs in a 6-all tie broken in the ninth.
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Ewen Blackwell
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al Dark
Chuck Harmon
Pirates
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Gene Freese
Ramon Mejias
Bucs
Special Safeguards For Aircraft Show
Extraordinary precautions are being taken today to guarantee total safety for participants and spectators at the National Aircraft Show. Starting tomorrow, for three flying days, hundreds of military and naval planes will fill the air in schedules split second timed in what armed forces officials describe as the greatest show over earth.
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Duke Football Has Three Murrays On Roster And Staff
The Duke University football squad features three individuals named Murray. Bill Murray serves as head coach. Bob Murray is listed as center while another Bob Murray plays quarterback, forming a unique trio with shared surname.
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Murrays
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Bob
Murray
Apology Fined $500 For Baseball Uproar In Chicago
Frank Lane, owner of the club, apologized for an outburst directed at umpire Lary Napp during a Chicago Boston game last Tuesday. Commissioner Ford Frick fined Lane $500 for conduct unbecoming an official and violent language, with a public apology required to Will Harridge, the American League, and Chicago fans. Lane claimed his remarks targeted Cal Hubbard, chief of umpires, not Napp, and cited Sher man's Lollar eject ion as the incident prompting his protest.
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Lary ‘Napp
Will Harridge
Boston
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Haridge
Lary Napp
Cal Hubbard
Napp
Baseball standings and schedule from a midseason daily wrap
American League teams show Detroit Kansas City and Baltimore atop the table with Washington challenging New York and Boston. Schedule highlights include Chicago at Cleveland and Washington at New York with pitchers McDermott Porterfield Ford and Lopat among listed starters. National League results note Cincinnati edge New York Brooklyn 6 7 and Milwaukee 3 with Pittsburgh at Brooklyn and New York at Philadelphia on tap.
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Brooklyn
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St. Louis
Costa 2 1 Favorite Battles Bellins Tonight
Costa a 2 1 favorite to beat Bobby Bellins in a rubber bout to keep alive a title shot at featherweight champ Sandy Saddler. Saddler hasn’t defended in over six months. Costa, 21, from Brooklyn, seeks the next chance and clashes with Bellins, a 26 year old ex soldier from Youngstown, Ohio, who has improved after Army service. Costa’s record stands 26 2 with a draw. Bellins 36 21 4.
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Lulu
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Michigan State football teams score century mark four times
Michigan State squads have posted 100 or more points on four occasions in program history, the latest a precise 100 against Ripon in 1931. The University of Mississippi has blocked at least one punt in every game against Vanderbilt since 1951.
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Three contenders idle as pennant race stalls
After August sterner effort, Chicago Cleveland and New York stay near tied for first with Chicago at .608 and the others at .603. Casey Stengel calls it "too awful," as the Yankees open a home stand against Washington while Cleveland and Chicago clash in a four game set. Brooklyn, Cincinnati win in the National League.
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