Yankees Triumph Over Indians Stengels Never-Lost Series Runs
In a vivid recap a columnist tees off on Casey Stengel as the Yankees topple the Indians. The piece notes Stengel’s streak of never losing a series since taking charge and contrasts Cleveland’s looming atmosphere with ongoing baseball passion. It also touches on a new Townsend Wakeman football coach and a chaotic Little League banquet coverage dispute.
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New Coach And New Conference At New London Wildcats
Cleveland Indians stay atop the pennant race after a rough stretch as New York wins 3-2 with two late errors by Vic Wertz. Mickey Mantle's homer sparks the rally. Whitey Ford notches his 16th win as Ed Doby hits his 25th homer to seal the game.
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New London Wildcats Hire Don Jerry to Lead Football Squad
Janen Spearing outlines a reshaped New London High football program with a first year head coach Don Jerry guiding a relatively new squad. About 20 hopefuls practiced on a sunny field as the team prepares for Lakeland Conference play, the league entering its inaugural year.
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Crevolin Horses Barred From Tracks Pending Hearing
Los Angeles dispatch reports that Crevolin racing stable, including 1954 Kentucky Derby winner Determine, is barred from tracks while a California Racing Board hearing weighs statements attributed to Crevolin in Blood Horse magazine. Seven lettermen from last season, with three starters, return as the board suspends Crevalin indefinitely for conduct deemed detrimental to racing.
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Browns to evaluate McCormack at guard
Cleveland Browns coach Paul Brown plans to give guard Mike McCormack his first real look at San Francisco as a possible middle guard after Bill Willis retired. McCormack, who missed the Los Angeles game, is expected to compete for the opening. Yard injuries for Chuck Noll were minor with no fracture, while Nell’s severe knee will sideline him through the western exhibition schedule. Darrell Stoner and Dick Nestor show promise for the T formation under Jerry’s guidance at New London, with season openers set for September 17 at Loudonville and September 24 at Clearview.
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Tennis Stars Edge Toward Semis in Davis Cup Showdown
The article follows the Davis Cup quarterfinals with top players like Trabert, Talbert, Moylan, and Rosewall advancing or fighting to stay alive. It notes headliners Head and Richardson facing tough rivals as the field narrows toward the semifinals. Rivalries with Hoad, Richards, and Seixas highlight a tense, global contest as results unfold across venues.
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Doom Race at Lorain County Speedway Slated
The Race of Doom, concluding the 10 event pro ARAR circuit, will be run tomorrow at Lorain County Speedway. Drivers plan deliberate contact as the final feature, using a restricted track section with junkyard cars entered. Fourteen drivers are listed with more expected. racing begins at 7 20 PM and the Doom race follows the main feature at 8 30 PM.
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Brion Favored in Madison Square Garden Ten Round Bout
New York report says Argentinian boxer Cesar Brion is favored by five to one to defeat Charley Norkus in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. The event opens a campaign to bring a heavyweight title fight to Buenos Aires in the winter as Argentine government officials send out feelers.
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Fight Results Reported From Creesport Va and New York
UNITED PRESS dispatches list bout outcomes with fighters Beb Baker and Withatya Pae, Tore Mad, Johaar Howe and Jimmi Drienge and point totals noted amid unclear locations in Creesport and New York. Details are fragmented but indicate a series of boxing results with scores and participant names across two cities.
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Indianapolis Indians Clinch American Association Pennant
The Indianapolis Indians seized the American Association title as Louisville faltered with a 95 loss to Columbus. Indianapolis, under manager Ker Farrell in their first season, finished fourth last year while Cleveland’s farm club posted a 90-33 record.
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