Cyclones Open Friday in Wing T Setup
Cyclones prepare for Friday opener against Pittsburg in a Wing T formation. Coach Harold Waldy lace’s Ottawa High squad, with Leroy Martin and Gary Bennett in strong condition as they work on play assignments and extra points. Probable starters include Bill Cater and Lou Baldovino, with Jim Roth at end and Nolan at fullback. Game time at Cook Field on the OU campus.
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Hopes Fade For Indians To Edge Out White Sox
Associated Press sport summary notes Chicago White Sox near clinching AL title at Comiskey Park with a three-game lead over Cleveland. Indians slip. Wynn stumbles at Yankee Stadium as Boston and New York chase pivotal wins.
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Burdette Beats Giants To Narrowlead In pennant race
Burdette pitched five hitter 2-0 to beat the Giants again and cut their NL lead to one game. The Braves now loom with Spahn facing Sanford in the final Giants meeting. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh loom with two races. Dodgers lose 7-4 to Cincinnati. Pena the winner as Cincinnati bats Koufax and three relievers for 13 hits. Del Crandall and veteran…
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Stengel Applauds White Sox for Season Turnaround
New York remarks by Casey Stengel praise the Chicago White Sox for their disciplined base running and pitching depth. He cites Bob Shaw, Barry Wynn, Billy Pierce, Turk Lawn, Gerry Staley, and their late-inning restraint as key factors in their improved form and pennant contention. He also notes San Francisco as his NL pennant pick for World Series opposition.
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Baseball scores and standings update
Major league results show New York 3 Chicago 1 and Boston 4 Cleveland 5 among Wednesday games. Other NL matchups include San Francisco 64 Milwaukee 85 and Philadelphia 85 Chicago 7 with Thursday schedules Milwaukee at San Francisco and Cincinnati at Los Angeles among others.
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