Ex Syracuse Moundman Konstanty Helps Phillies Fight For Pennant
Former Syracuse University pitcher Jim Konstanty, a key reliever for the Philadelphia Phillies, is highlighted as a major factor in the National League race. Curt Simmons aims to quiet the New York Giants as Konstanty appears in relief for the seventh time this season in a tight stretch drive.
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Al Lands Another Big One Large Mouth Catch
Al the Nimrod returns to fishing with a large mouth bass catch reported from Constantia Oneida Lake. He reportedly landed a 20 inch bass weighing around five pounds and shows a knack for catching a variety of species including northern pike brown trout and Jake trout.
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Dodgers Recall OW to Bolster Rotation in Key NL Race
Fighthander Carl OW earns praise for excellent Montreal work prompting the Brooklyn Dodgers to recall him for a start against the Boston Braves. Erskine aims to continue his hot run seeking a second place in the National League while facing Boston’s Ern Bickford, whose 13-8 record includes two wins and one loss versus the Dodgers.
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Kiwanis Baseball Playoffs Tonight Tigers Faced Baldwinsville
The North Side Tigers, Syracuse, host Baldwinsville at Grant Field at 5 30 P M in the junior division playoffs. In Utica last night the Syracuse Junior Tigers lost 5 4 to Utica, with Loveth sliding home on a steal for the would be tying run as Fred Mannara struck out. Durr Barr and Buccalo led Utica with two hits while Freigen and Baggett had two for Syracuse.
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Alton Plans Night With Yankees at Sportsman Park
The city band will accompany the game with the Yankees and the Optimist Club of Alton plans to bring 1,500 children to Sportsman's Park. Doni Brahe, nine, is highlighted as a standout fielder and first baseman. Lenhardt honored in the piece.
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Walkout Rumors Fizzle In Tam O Shanter Golf Tourney
Promoter George S May cancels first round scores after a sundown rain storm. Bobby Locke and Jack Burke Jr lead with under par rounds before weather halted play. Demaret Middlecoff and others on course. Zaharias Berg and Wehrle see their strong rounds wiped out.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
The Associated Press lists top figures in the National and American Leagues for batting and pitching. Notable names include Musial, Ennis, Doerr, Lemon, Maglie, and Cleveland, with leaders noted in triples, strikeouts, and wins.
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Adamle Chosen Browns Captain in Surprise Vote
Tony Adams, Cleveland Browns linebacker, has been elected captain by teammates. Lou Rymkus will captain the offense when units are on the field.
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Louisville Joins NBL Expansion Raises Eight Teams
Louisville enters the new National Professional Basketball League joining eight teams with prospect of 60 game schedule. Former Kentucky stars Dee Gibson and Odie Spears lead the entry, owned by players with stock. The Indianapolis Olympians model informs operations.
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RPI Captain Ed Zeno Sets Dual Records in 1950
Ed Zeno of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, recently named athlete of the year, set two school marks in 1950. As basketball captain he averaged 16 points a game for three years to become the all time scorer. In baseball he drove in 22 runs for a single season record.
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Yesterday's Stars Batting Shine in Narrow Wins
Gran Hammer of the Phillies drove in four runs with a homer and two singles and scored the deciding run in the 10th inning as Philadelphia edged the Giants 6 to 5 on Bobby Thomson's errant throw. Bob Lemon starred for the Indians, who won their 28th game by beating St. Louis 5 to 4 with a string of doubles.
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Umpire Talley Returns to Duty in Carolina League
Umpire Talley returned to active duty in the Carolina League and officiated the Durham Greensboro game. He had suffered a minor concussion from a foul on the forehead about a month earlier.
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