Spahn Snider pace Braves as Brooks drives hot flag chase
Southpaw Spahn completed a 25th win of the year and his 19th career triumph. Robin is victim of a shutout late as the Braves rally with timely hits and strong pitching. Murry Dickson held the Pirates to six hits for his 10th win as St Louis and the Giants push the pennant race. Willie Mays drives in the clinch with a double as Pittsburgh, Chicago, and New York hover within reach.
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Snider Pace Braves
Brooks
Averbuter
Adosck
Teerin Hamers Tihat
Robin Roderis
Spas
Murry Dickson
Bucs
Cams
Fred Waters
Wally Moon
Burt
Braves
Hank Aaron
Giants
Pittsburgh
Cubz
Willie Mays
Dee Rere
Guy Bell
Wally Post
Hedlegs
Jeaders
Dodgers
Larry Junten
Bute Snider
Carl Furllo
Warren Spahn
Philadelphia GB
Joe Adcock
Ed Mathews
Sal Maglie
Jansen
Johnny Bucks
Vic
Tribe
Cleveland
Tories
Little Miracle
George Strickland
Vic Wertz
Yankees
Mike Garcia
Detroit
Don Bessent
Noth
Baltimore
Snider
Big Bear
Kansas City
Washington
Tom
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Furilla
Une Ga
Brewer
Boll
Bill Tuttle
Post
al Righthander
Billy Hooft
Coren Eockings
Une Laide
Ries Maid Seneen
Kaal Lewes
Matt Tour
UIC
Willi Sneid
Sammy
Rhodes
Kees
Furillo
Harry Simpson
Joe
Bud Holscher
Apple Valley
Califfield
Casey
Fred Haas
Brooklyn
Pete Ramos
Camacho
New Orleans
Cincin
Bobby
Fomm
Sith
Nat
Shantz
Harry Crowding
Bolt
Milwoul
Durkin
Cammebo
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Wasleran
Barber
Mike Souee
St.[chak
Grosslapers
N.Y
Twins Bill Dropped By Chiefs At Reading Ballpark
Reading Indians blanked the Chiefs twice as Syracuse pitcher Vince Treken took losses in both games and Don Bradley worked as reliever. Fred Mann and Joe Camacho sparked offense with a 40 foot double to drive in key runs. Reading stayed unbeaten in a late season push.
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Reading
pSyrecese Chiefs
Reading Indians
Prunicipal Stadium
Indians
Syracuse
Vince Treken
Wss
Ted Richardson
Don Bradey
Reardon
Dave Mann
Cin Gladant
Joe Camacho
Richardson
Joe Randazzo
Cyeil Hobson
Frank Bisling
Ant
Randsto
Mann
Trotsek Aims to Upset Swaps in Arch Ward Turf Feature
Chicago racing scene focuses on the $50,000 Arch Ward Memorial at Washington Park. Harry Troti sek and Hasty Howse farms enter Mahanad Bryer to challenge Rex C. Ellsworth’s Swaps, with Swaps favored at 130 pounds though runners include the front runner Mabon.
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Chicago
Harry Trotisek
Howse Farms Traler
Farclen
Mahanad Bryer
Rex. C. Ellsworth
Arch Ward
Tratsek
Manan
Swaps
Bryn
Albany at Johnstown Theyll Do It Every Time
Allentown defeats Binghamton 42 to 7 as Albany faces Syracuse Reading. Binghamton plays Alletttown and Schenectady meets Williamsport. Albany meets Johnstown in a matchup echoed by the refrain theyll do it every time.
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Albany
Johnstown
J. Garees Tonteht
Syracuse
Reading
Binghamton
Alletttown
Schenectady
Williamsport
Cma
Ksbureh
New York
Elsbarels
Games Brose
Louie
York
Gleweland
Ehicaco
Boston Brirott
Baltimore
Xanna Guy
Runiag
Pet
Allentown
Johnetan'ts
Williamspors
State Trapping Starts Oct 25
Albany state conservation department announced uniform opening dates for the 1956-57 trapping season. In the northern zone skunk, mink, otter, fisher, and raccoon trapping runs Oct 25 through Jan 31, 1957. Muskrats begin March 1, 1957 with end date TBA.
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Albany
Seixas Richardson Face Australians in National Doubles Semis
In Brookline Massachusetts Vic Seixas and Hara Richardson, America's No. 1 doubles team, seek to upset Mal Anderson and Roy Emerson as they reach the semi finals of the South National Doubles championships at Longwood. The other semi pits Down An dex Hoad Rosewall against Ashley Cooper Fraser, all Australians.
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Brookline
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Vic Seixas
Hara Richardson
Longwood
Seixas
Richardson
America
Australia
Mal Anderson
Roy Emerson
Andex
Jon Hoad
Ken Rosewall
Ashley Cooper
Neale Fraser
Louise Bragh
Margaret Osborne St. Pont
Janet Hopps
Diane Wootten
Shirley Fry
Betty Rosenqtest Pratt
Darlene Hart
Richard Beck
Amputee Golf Leader Duvall Leads National Tourney
Dan Duvall, a one legged car salesman, led after day one with a 76 at the Lake Shore Country Club in the eighth National Amputees Tournament. Jack Harrison, the defending champ, trailed by one stroke at 77 after rounds of 38 and 38. Other contenders include Pat Shea 77 and Bob Sandler 78, with 93 golfers in the field and the second round set for today.
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Tas Nd Rapids
Mich
Lake Shore Country Club
Dan Duvall
Jack Harrison
Duvall
Jack
Harrison
Pat Shea
Chicago
Bob Sandler
Des Moines
Dale
Bourisseau
Chagrin Falls
Ohio
Tom Hunt
Ambler
George Camp
Hell
Belmont
Mass
Jimmy Nichols
Ralph Ebling
TIGER
Hanover
H—Dart
Smouth
Princeton
Dedicate Favored at Saratoga in 1950s style preview
Saratoga notes show Dedicate, winner of the Brooklyn Handicap and Whitney Stakes, as the likely favorite in the $50,000 Saratoga Handicap mile and a quarter. Bill Boland to ride. other starters include Find, Sumer Tan, Thinking, Paper Tiger, Gaidar, Bills Sky Boy, Tlusionist, Artima, Fisherman, Portarsville, and Cavort.
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Saratoga
I Burke
Brooklyn
Washita
Bill Boland
Find
Sumer Tan
Thinking
Ean
Paper Tiger
Gaidar
Bills Sky Boy
Tlusionist
Artima
Fisherman
Laf Portarsvile
Cavort
Midget Auto Racing to Open Fair Bow at State Base
The midget car debut at the State Base Ground features veteran Len Dunton at 45 as the oldest signed, joining ARCDG head Ed Schaefer and six others from Indianapolis rivals. About 30 drivers compete next Saturday with time trials at 1 p.m and four heats at 2:20 p.m, overseen by Sam Nunis.
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Len Dunton
Pepperbox
Philadelphia
Ace
United States Auto Club
American Racing@ Drivers Club
Schaefer
ARCG
Duncanlf
al Herman
Jiggs Peters
Ernie McCoy
George Fender
Gig Stephens
Indianapolis
Heyman
McCoy
Reading
Hoits
Mass
Oldsters
Fender
Uinsdale
Peters
Bound Brook
N.J
Sam Nunis
Amatican Auto Racing Association
Syracuse Army clash: 34 buses bring 1450 cadets to Archbold
Thirty four buses will convey 1450 Haydets to the Ball game via the New York State Thruway. They will parade into Archbold Stadium at 1 p.m. Army seeks to repeat last fall’s 13-0 win over Syracuse as the teams meet at Syracuse Oct 20.
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Zie
Amy
West Point
Jy Tawa
Moyé
Corps of
Syracuse
Tig Amsy
Bill Orange
Archbold Stadium
New York State Thruway
Archbald Staum
Army
Black Knights
Drumlins Clinch Interclub Championship Title at Lafayette
Drumlins captured the interclub championship at Lafayette rinks after blistering 1,356 for 36 holes. Green Lakes took second with 1,595, followed by Onondaga 1,623, Tuscarora 4,835, Cazenovia 3,740, Lafayette 1,762, and Seneca 1,772. Eoin Ward of Skondaga posted a 71, John Bednarski of Tuscarora had a Towlet at T1. The first 18 holes were at Bellevue three weeks earlier with a low gross noted then. Yesterday no team represented them.
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Drumling
Lafayette
Chaiging Juz
Green Lakes
Onondage
Tuscarora
Cazenovia
Seneca
Eoin Ward
Gnondaga
John Bednar
Lafayatte Tourney Lines for Pro Motter Tournament
Fragmented source text lists participants and pairs such as Nordone, Grossman, Goldberg, Drepsterd, White, Shoniro, Johnson, Beilenson, Dennis, Wile, Gahomne, Balieous, Nontoos, Harwood, Medie, Finkelstein, Locos, Repetts, Weislid, Prank, Race, P Roker, Brodius, Osta, Henlgve, Capen, Leak, Brel, Liebernait, Yolng, Fleisher, Bigksare, Pinkelstein, Setling, Euler, Z Gen, Grossman & Gooper, Weinstein, Hathesey, Burrows, Worenne, Cigeeoen, Greil Sr, Silveessorn, Goldhere, Tid, Fiessman, Alderman, Newton, Scand, Gordon, Bachiong, Witeon, Meltzer, Stam, Sania Bade, Gardner.
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FECHA
Nordone
Grossmanots
Adesia
Noi
R. Goldberg
White
D. Shoniro
Johnson
Beilenson
Dennis
Wile
F. Gahomne
A. Balieous
Harwood
Medie
Fasieet Finkelstein
Sf Locos
Repetts
S. Woittean
Weislid
Welrins Lesan Scien SA
Prank
Ioatg
Detote
P Roker
Brodius
Osta
Henlgve
Capen Ressoian
Leak
Aos Brel
Liebernait
Froseman Ane
Leverson
Eiland
Bello
Yolai Fleisher
SF Bigksare
Pinkelstein
Setling
Euler
Grossman & Gooper and
Weinstein Dee
Hathesey
A. Burrows
Worenne
Greil
Lwol
Fiessman
Newton
Gordon
Bachiong
Witeon Meltzer
Stam
Sania
Mav Gardner
Joey
Brown Breaks Hand but Wins Hot January Golf Open
Disjointed report highlights Brown overcoming a hand injury to win a January golf event in New Orleans as players like Snead and Lampasas contend. The piece references Paul Open play, under par scores, and a whirlwind rally shaping a decisive 2-hole total despite wounds.
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Tunstall
New Orleans
Joe
Brown
St, Paul
Minn
Snead
Don Janwry
Lampasas
Tex
Keller
Carpenter
Keiler
Holscher
Bnishred
Thei
Shorpey
Mitch June
Jones
Ran Lato
Joe Toxpey
Tima
Brown Beats Smith In 9th Round To Retain Title
A 9,200 crowd saw Brown retain the Cincinnati title with a bloodied decision over Smith after a rugged 25 round bout. Smith staggered to the canvas in round two, but Brown failed to land a finishing punch as the bell ended the round. Judges scoring splits gave Brown the win. Brown believes injuries may sideline him briefly, while Smith vows to fight again anytime.
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Brown
Smith
Cincinnati
Cretiion
Adolph Ritacco
Roferge Tholand
Judza Charles Dabney
Frederick ‘Adams
Rams Top Browns 17 6 Behind Burk Passes at LA Coliseum
Adrian Burk threw all three Philadelphia touchdowns to John Bredice as the Rams defeated the Cleveland Browns 17 to 6 at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum before 40 175 fans. Wade Lewis had a two yard run for a Rams score and George Rauppermans connected on a 32 yard pass to Ray Renfro for Cleveland’s points.
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Adrian Burk
Philadelphia
John Bredice
Boston University
Los Angeles’ Memorial Coliseum
Rams
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Los Angeles
Wade
Wooney Lewis
Oswego Speedway
Tommy Rumels
North Texas Sur
Les Richler
George Rauiermans
Ray Renfro
Four Teams Tie At Drumlins In Heatball Event
Four teams tied for top honors at Drumlins Women s 38 hole group event held yesterday. The teams finishing 72 each were Balestras McCarthy Gates-Stane Grygiel Salinett and Buckley Lawton. Mrs Roy Corey shot 94 18 75 for low net. Mrs Robert Colvin won the handicap tournament.
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Drumlins
Balestras McCarthy
Gates-Stane
Grygiel-Salinett
Buckley- Lawton
Roy Corey
Low
Robert Colvin
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