Dodgers Fall to Yankees in Famed World Series Bailout at Brooklyn
In a dramatic second game at Ebbets Field the Dodgers lost 4 2 as Jack Robinson and teammates staged a late rally. Joe Black's first Dodger start sparked highlight reel plays while Roy Campanella Gil Hodges and Hodges provided later offense. The Yankees Peppie Mantle and Vic Raschi dominated, with Mantle contributing a three run homer and Raschi earning his fourth series win dating to 1947. The tone remained bruising as New York stretched the series lead and Brooklyn faced a tough task ahead.
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Yanks Rally Past Dodgers In Sixth Seals 7-1 Victory
The New York Yankees toppled the Brooklyn Dodgers 7-1 as Raschi fanned 9, including Snider three times, over five tense innings before Mick Mantle and Berra fueled a big sixth. Gil Hodges misplayed two plays that opened the door for Martin's lower left field homer. Attendance reached 33,192 with strong early fan interest fading after the decisive inning.
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Series Facts and Figures From A P Standings and Game Report
The article covers the 195? World Series game at Ebbetts Field between Brooklyn and New York (AL) with Raschi and Berta starting for the Yankees and Erskine, Lees, Lehman, and Campanella for Brooklyn. It notes attendance of 33,792, receipts figures, and key plays including Martin's three-run shot, Hodges error, and Campanella’s pushing for scoring opportunities. The Dodgers take the lead in the third, Martin's grand at bat breaks the game open, and the Dodgers win as Bayes?
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Big 10 Game Heads College Card
Illinois and Wisconsin renew a fierce Big 10 clash as Wisconsin aims for a Rose Bowl bid while Illinois seeks another Pasadena trip. The weekend also features Michigan State at Cornell, Army versus Southern California, and Michigan versus Stanford as top national matchups.
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World Series Notes Highlight Coaches 25-World Series
New York notes mark Frank Crosetti and Bill Dickey with 25 World Series between them two eras of Yankee success. Crosetti makes his 12th appearance nine as player seven as coach Dickey totals 12 with eight as player and rest as manager aide. Also recalls Erskine pep talk ladder mishap and Dodgers’ rallying mood before game.
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Four WVU Freshmen Start In Lineup Against Waynesburg
West Virginia University to start four freshmen in a home game at Mountaineer Field against Waynesburg as coach Art Lewis leans on youth to steady the season after a 22 14 loss to Furman. starters listed include Fred Wyant at quarterback and Gary Bunn at halfback on offense, Ed Sommer and Jim Peyton at guards, with defensive starters Lammone, Walsh, Somner, and Snider among others. Gerry Fisher is ruled out with a knee injury for tomorrow’s contest.
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Weather clears for third World Series game at Yankee Stadium
Clearing weather was forecast for the third game of the World Series at Yankee Stadium with temperatures in the low 60s. Cloudiness was expected to ease by game time after last night's rain.
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All-Star Negroes vs White Baseball Game at Clipper Park
An All-Star game between Negroes and Whites is set for 2 p.m. at Clipper Park on Stanford Road Sunday October 5 1952. Proceeds go to buy playground equipment for Fitzpatrick Park. Sponsored by the Raleigh County Citizens Committee with Lee Roy Robinson as chairman.
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