Yankees banking on Vic and Allie to repeat
Vic Raschi and Allie Reynolds, two New York Yankee pitchers, ride a dominant stretch as Raschi posts his 11th straight win and reaches 13-2 for the season in a 1-0 victory over the Washington Senators, echoing past pitching duels that shaped pennants.
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Shantz Seeks No 20 as Yankees Face Senators Tonight
Yankees right handers Shantz and Reynolds seek 20th win as they meet the Senators in Washington. The pair have combined for 25 wins this season, contributing to over 40 percent of their team’s 62 victories. Raschi’s recent start vs Philadelphia highlighted his solid season while Porterfield battles for his 20th win and the Yanks extend their lead over Cleveland and Boston in the standings.
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Wee Bobby Shantz Dominates AL Earned Run Pace
Wee Bobby Shantz of the Philadelphia Athletics leads the American League in earned run average with a 1.43 ERA and 19 wins while posting a .864 winning percentage after 194 innings. He has allowed 33 earned runs and aims at a potential triple crown, joining legends like Walter Johnson and Lefty Grove. In the NL, Robin Roberts tops the league with a 16-6 record, edging Curt Simmons and Billy Lees.
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Standings and schedule for National League baseball games
Yesterday's results show no games. Brooklyn leads with 66 30, New York 60 37, St. Louis 58 44, Philadelphia 54 47. Today's pitchers feature Brooklyn at New York, Philadelphia at Boston twi night, St. Louis at Pittsburgh, Chicago at Cincinnati.
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Indians Clinch Mullens Flag in Moose Interm Games
The Indians beat the Cardinals 5-1 to clinch the regular season crown, while the Giants shut out the Red Sox 2-0 in Moose Intermediate action. Goilehon allowed three hits in the opener. Davidson hit a two run homer in the first. Raines held the Cardinals to two hits in the nightcap as Mitchem had three singles and three RBIs.
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Caddie Tourney Semifinals Set at Charleston Gazette Event
Survivors of two morning matches advance to afternoon final of the sixth annual Charleston Gazette Caddie Golf Tournament at Kanawha Country Club. Lorna Wickline 17 from White Sulphur Springs shot 67 to lead medal honors. Morning foes include Wimpy Nichols and Harold Byers facing George Petite. finalists head to National Caddie Tournament in Columbus. Also noted are Star’s Pride trotter records and Walter M. Jeffords as top owner at Delaware Park meet.
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Musial and Fain Lead Major League Batting Crowns
Ferris Fain of the Athletics leads the American League with a .345 average as Stan Musial of the Cardinals tops the National League at .434 after a week of strong hitting. Kell, Goodman, and Atwell trail in the AL and NL standings with continued movement in points and positions.
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Tatum Hints Terps May Accept Bowl Bid Again
Maryland coach Jim Tatum, after an undefeated season and Sugar Bowl win, suggested Maryland would likely accept another bowl bid if offered. He defended bowl participation as a merit reward for players and backed a faster backfield and strong defense, noting financial loss not the motive. He hinted Maryland would likely follow last year’s bowl policy again, despite conference actions.
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