Cincinnati Redlegs Rally Past Braves In Tenth In Extra Win
In Milwaukee the Reds overcame a late miscue and a wild bounce that nearly cost them, then pulled ahead in the 10th for a 4-2 victory over the Braves. Frank Robinson homered, Johnny Temple and Jerry Lynch drove runs, and Hank Aaron was stymied by a sensational catch. Tebbetts praised playoff breaks but said teams must seize them to win. The win keeps Cincinnati within 2 games of first place as the four game series continues.
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AAU Denies Reinstatement Bid by 1952 Olympic Wrestler
Chicago The Central AAU rejected William T. Smith's bid to overturn a August 23 ruling that the Rock Island, Illinois native, 28, is ineligible for further amateur competition after receiving $100 for coaching duties beyond his $4,100 salary. The board voted 27 to 10. Smith may appeal to the National AAU South, but plans none. Smith later became captain of the 1956 Olympic wrestling team after tryouts.
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Reds surge past Braves in 10 to stay in pennant chase
Cincinnati defeats Milwaukee 4-2 in 10 innings as Robinson hits his 37th and Freeman earns his 30th win in relief. Tebbetts’ Reds climb to second place, two games behind Milwaukee, while Giants beat Phillies 7-2 under the lights. American League notes include Yankees idle and several key bottom-line scores.
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Major League Boxscores Mention Masterson Donovan W Drawn
Boxscore style sports brief notes Masterson Donovan three runs win for Foytack Reed. Freeman battering highlights Freeman 60 Johnson charged with loss. Attendants 36 416. Time 2 30.
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American Association Scores and Weather Notes
Baseball results show Charleston 5 over Denver 1, Minneapolis 6 over St Paul 5, Louisville 3 over Indianapolis 1, and Wichita lasting 17 innings in a rain delay. The remainder contains scattered weather and health ad copy promoting Dean’s Pills for relief of discomfort and urinary symptoms.
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Richardson Tops U. S. Hope in Net Tourney
In Forest Hills Richardson, a Tulane graduate studying at Oxford, is the American No. 1 in the National Championships as he dominates opponents with only one set lost. He eyes a potential final against Lew Hoad or Ken Rosewall, while Rosewall and other seeds are tested in the round of 16 and quarterfinals.
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Baseball season statistics for Mantle and league leaders
Mantle leads in several categories with 114 RBIs 118 hits and 47 home runs while Fox Piersall Jensen Hivera Aaron Robinson Ledges among other players in batting hits doubles and steals across the National League and players from New York Milwaukee Cincinnati Philadelphia Brooklyn and Boston are noted with their respective counts and team affiliations in this season summary.
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Two Area Stations To Air WVU Games
WVU football broadcasts will be carried by WUJLS Beckley and WOAY Oak Hill with Jack Fleming returning as play by play voice. Schedule includes Texas at Austin on Oct 6 and Miami at Miami on Nov 23 with home games against Pitt, Richmond, Syracuse, William and Mary, Penn State, George Washington, VMI, Furman, and Miami. Mountaineer Weekend set for Sept 29 with Richmond guest and Furman as homecoming opponent on Nov 17.
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Race at a Glance for New York Octed MILWAUKEE
Milwaukee results show Cincinnati 1, Chicago 3, Brooklyn 2, Philadelphia 4, New York 2, Pittsburgh 2, Cincinnati 1, St Louis 3. Cincinnati home five to St Louis four, Milwaukee 1 away with Milwaukee 1 and 3 against St Louis and New York 2, Pittsburgh 2, Brooklyn 2, Philadelphia 4, Chicago 2. Brooklyn home eighteen with Pittsburgh and New York 4, Milwaukee 2, Chicago 2, Cincinnati 2, St Louis 2, Philadelphia 2. away four with Pittsburgh 4.
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Home Run Derby records and team marks noted
The Associated Press reports on the Home Run Derby with Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees tying Babe Ruth’s 1927 pace. It lists Cincinnati Redlegs and New York Yankees season and team records, plus National and American League totals and all time marks across the leagues.
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Red Sox Protest Fails as White Fined Fifty
Boston drama over aDetroit game ends with Sammy White fined $50 and manager Mike Higgins losing his protest. White threw the ball into centerfield after a disputed call, sparking the bench and a heated argument that saw Red Wilson race home from first as the controversy rumbled.
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Redlegs edge Brewers as Robinson homer tops 10th
The Associated Press reports Frank Robinson catapulted Cincinnati to a 2 0 win with a 10th inning homer after reaching base in the 2 2 tie. Hershel Freeman faltered in the ninth but held Milwaukee scoreless in relief, earning his 4th win as the Reds beat the Brewers 4-2.
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Playoff Plans Set Up In Event of 3 Way Tie
In a hypothetical three way pennant tie the National League could resort to a numbered round robin. Brooklyn would be number one, Cincinnati two, Milwaukee three, with games at the home fields of each team. If Milwaukee is eliminated, lots would decide future sites, and the race tightens after Cincinnati beat Milwaukee 4-2.
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Senators Seek Sweep as Byrd Faces Bears in Charleston
Charleston aims for a four game series sweep over the Denver Bears with Harry Byrd pitching. Duke Maas limited Denver to five hits in a 5-1 win as the Senators extended their home streak versus the Bears. Indianapolis, leading Denver by 4 1/2 games in the American Association pennant race, lost to Louisville with Byrd set to start at 7 9. Jack Urban opposes Byrd after the Senators beat Ralph Terry.
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