Yankees beat White Sox to extend win streak to eight
New York rallies to top Chicago 4-2 as Kucks and Grim combine for the victory before 51,947 at Yankee Stadium. Berra walks starts the go ahead inning with a run scored on Carey and Richardson hits in the decisive third and fourth frames.
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White Sox
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Grim
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Wilson
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Bill Skowron
Aparicio
Richdsa
Fox
Torgesn
Howard
Minoso
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Simpson
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Bauer
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Carey
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Chuck Stobbs
Cleveland
Stubbs
Griffith Stadium
Stobbs
Indians
Art Schulz
Favor Cornell Crews for Sweep Today
Cornell's undefeated varsity eight enters IRA championships as top favorite with hopes for a third straight title and a possible fourth in a row for the senior crew led by Stork Sanford. Stanford is the lone strong Western challenger, while Washington and Navy loom elsewhere in the era’s elite.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Cornell
Onondaga Lake
Navy
Rusty Callow
Helsinki
Stork Sanford
Sanford
Washington
Stanford
Huskies
California
Bears
Trans-Mississippi Golf Tour sees college stars advance
Veteran Charlie Coe halted Jim Hiskey 2 and 1 to reach the quarterfinals as Rex Baxter toppled George Toms 4 and 3 and Cy Northrup beat Bob Vickers 4 and 3. Eight collegians and two high schoolers survived to Saturday’s double round in Dallas.
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Dallas
Charlie Coe
Jim Hiskey
University of Houston Star
Coe
Rex Baxter
Amarillo
Tex
George Toms
Durham
N.C
Oklahoma City
Little Cy Northrup
Owatonna
Minn
Lamar Tech
Northrup
Bob Vickers
Wichita
Kan
Baxter
John Zibnack
Denver
Bob Willits
Kansas City
Buzz Garvin
Dick Whetzie
North Texas State College
Bob Pratt
Seattle
Wash
Rocky Thompson
Wichita Falls
Jerry Pittman
Tulsa
Okla
Jacky Cupit
Greggton
Frank Wharton
University of Houston
Richard Norville
Tighe of Tigers Picks Yankees to Beat AL Race
Detroit manager Jack Tighe says the Tigers have nowhere to go but up and will decide the AL pennant winner. He names the Yankees as the team to beat, cites batting consistency from Ray Boone and Harvey Kuenn, and notes Jim Bunning’s 7-1 1.62 era as a big surprise.
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New York
U.P
Jack Tighe
Detroit Tigers
Tighe
New York Yankees
White Sox
Yankees
Ray Boone
Harvey Kuenn
Jim Bunning
Kansas City
Tigers
Charleston
Beaumont
Williamsport
Flint
Muskegon
Toledo
Buffalo
Bucky Harris
van Patrick
Detroit
WJR
Butte Legion Looks to Break Slump in Missoula Series
After six straight rainouts coach Ed Gerry and the Butte American Legion team aim to play district league games in Missoula tonight and tomorrow. They will also face Kalispell and Anaconda in earlier rainouts, with Billings Looming as their home opener Wednesday. Starting lineup includes Murphy, O’Billo(vich), Mulcahy, McCloud II, Cruich If, Sullivan, Gallow, Bronson, Van Nulan. pitchers Haney, Anderson, Oulette, Poole.
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Ed Gerry
High Butte American Legion Baseball Club
Missoula
Kalispell
Anaconda
Butte
Helena
Miles City
Crack
Billings Legion Club
Gerry
Jim Murphy
Bob O’billovich
Bill Mulcahy
Jack McCloud
Dick Cruich
Dan Sullivan
Art Gallow
George Bronson
Jerry van Nulan
Mike Haney
Ray Anderson
Hugh Oulette
Don Poole
Dick Hart
Kenney Bock
Dave Cunningham
Regents loosen Uclan and Bear Bonds With Coast Conference
Regents of the University of California approve a policy set for Berkeley and UCLA guiding intercollegiate athletics after 1957. The principles require eligibility standards, need-based aid, fair wages, self-enforcement, and scheduling freedom while keeping PCC ties under probation through 1959.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast Conference
Idaho
Regents
Committee On
California
UCLA
PCC
Robert Gordon Sproule
Victor O. Schmidt
Cyril Nigg
Ucla Alumni Assn
Board of Regents
Nigg
Brodie Ahlport
Edwin Pauley
Edward Carter
Montana anglers prepare weekend reads for brass bait and raincoats
The Montana Fish and Game Dept reports that waters are high and muddy shifting to clearing in places with rain expected. A 23 pound catfish from Fort Peckham is the largest to date, and trout, sockeye and cutthroat success vary by region. Boating safety, life jackets and caution near spillways are urged as fishermen chase Dolly Varden, bull trout, kokanee and sauger in Flathead, Bitterroot, Madison, Gallatin, Jefferson, Yellowstone, Marias, Tiber and surrounding waters.
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Helena
Montana
Montana Fish and Game Dept
Fort Peckham
Jim Ruske
Glasgow
Flathead
Hungry Horse
Flathead Lake
Clarks Fork
Cameron
Camp Creek
Southcentral
Fort Peck
Missouri
Fish and Game Dept
Intermountain Montana
George F. Weisel
Solon Calls Bombast on Deal May Prompt Action
Washington Rep Cel ler urged disciplinary steps after testimony on talk of an impending major league invasion by Pacific Coast League clubs. He criticized midseason bombast over moving teams west from the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants and said Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick should consider warranted actions. Celler leads a House antitrust subcommittee in its inquiry into professional team sports.
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Washington
Celler
D-Ny
Ford Frick
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Frick
Pioneer League Adds Nine Players Amid Moves
The Pioneer League reports nine new players in the past week. Vince PluAbo returns to duty as manager of Pocatello from the disabled list. The league also reassigns or releases 14 players from eight teams, with several listed by name and city.
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Salt Lake City
U.P
Pioneer League
Pocatello Athletic
Vince Plu
Abo
Claude Engberg
Engberg
Loop
John Rehl
Peter Walski
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Craig Sorenson
Duane Herman
John Schumer
Twin Falls
Great Falls
Mont
Robert Jarchow
Missoula
Emil Patrick
James Ledoux
Billings
Major League Leaders Through Thursday Night
American League batting leaders Mantle Williams Skowron and others with high averages runs and hits. National League leaders Musial Aaron Schoendienst and Robinson pace in batting runs batted in hits and home runs. Pitching leaders Sanford Schmidt and Buhl top the seven decision chart.
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Associated Press
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Mantle
New York
Williams
Boston
Skowron
Wilkis
Sievers
Washington
Malzone
Fox
Chicago
Lemon
Shantz
Bunning
Detroit
Trucks
Kansas City
Musial
St. Louis
Hodges
Brooklyn
Fondy
Pittsburgh
Aaron
Milwaukee
Robinson
Cincinnati
Blasingame
Hoak
Schoendienst
Alexander resigns after 26 years as Rochester basketball coach
Lou A. Alexander Friday stepped down as coach of the University of Rochester basketball team ending a 26 year tenure. He led the program through many seasons and will not return for another term.
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Rochester, N. Y
Lou A. Alexander Friday
University of Rochester
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