Dodgers Triumph Over Cubs In Wild Wrig Field Brawl
Brooklyn roared to a 14 1 victory at Wrigley Field as Jim Russell and Paul Minner tangled in the fourth inning. Roe earned his sixth win for Brooklyn, while Campanella and Morgan homered, and Chicago committed six errors in a high scoring NL race game securing the Dodgers a half game lead over Philadelphia.
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Evers Powers Tigers Past Nationals in Road Win
Detroit catcher Willie Evers belted his sixth homer and a triple driving in five runs as the Tigers defeated the Washington Nationals 4 at Nationals Park. Dizzy Trout earned the win in a 6th straight Detroit victory on the road, while George Kell added a four for four day as Detroit seized control early and never relinquished the lead.
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Chiefs Postpone Game For Owner Funeral
Chiefs postpone scheduled international Lesger game to Thursday for the funeral of William F L Hofman Crete owner aged 43. He attended a doubleheader Sunday and appeared in good health earlier.
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Sugar Ray Robinson Wins Unanimous 15 Round Decision
Ray Villemain battles Sugar Ray Robinson in a 15 round middleweight bout at Municipal Stadium before about 30 000 fans. Robinson earns a unanimous decision with two judges backing him 12-3, while Villemain proves a durable challenger with a granite jaw and late aggression.
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Phillies Rally Past Cardinals 6-5 on Ninth Inning
Robin Roberts yielded 13 hits but held St Louis to a 6-5 lead as Philadelphia broke a tie in the ninth. Detro Ennis drove in three runs including an eighth inning homer for the Phillies. Andy Seminick added a timely triple and Roberts contributed, while Stan Musial and Bill Howerton sparked the Cardinals late rally.
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Hoosick Valley Tops Fort Ann 62 In Leage Title Bid
Hoosick Valley Central overwhelmed Fort Ann 62 at Schaghtenke Fair Grounds to seize at least a tie for the Washington County League title. Johnny Ryan hurled a topflight performance with 22 strikeouts and key hits from Walt Brigas and Mike Royko drove the attack as Hoosick Valley built a big lead late.
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Unclear OCR: St Marys Hoosac School boxing bout
Fragmented text details a boxing match, names include Joannidager South Bend Santy Parker Chuaso and Mace Hager with dates and locales. The readable portion references a professional bout and ring announcements, but essential facts are missing or garbled.
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Savold Eyes First Title Shot in Woodcock Bout
Savold prepares for his first title shot against Woodcock tonight at White City Stadium. Promoter Jack Solomon aims to showcase a heavyweight clash with pay per view upside as weather concerns threaten outdoor staging. Tickets resold at double face value, ringside seats in demand, and Savold’s supporters anticipate a strong performance to claim a major title.
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Women Bowling Group Drows Racial Clause
The report covers a protest over a racial clause in a women’s bowling group meeting in Minneapolis. Jeannette Knephra, ARC president, announced the group’s plan to meet with delegates while the WRC urged inclusion. An ARC plan to discuss a similar policy is noted with preparations continuing.
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Giants edge Pirates as Bell hits two homers and wins in 10th
In a tense night game, Bell belted two homers and drove in the winning run in the 10th to lift the New York Giants over the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 3. Calderone, McDermott, and Westlake provided offense while Jansen, Hartung, and Gumpert held the Pirates to clinch the victory.
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U S Open Practice Echoes On Merion East Course
Ardmore Pa April crowd and top pros sharpen for the Golden Anniversary Open with Cary Middlecoff, Lloyd Mangrum, Jimmy McHale and Bill Campbell in a practice round. Middlecoff expects a score around 285 to defend his title, while many peers admire the demanding layout and readiness for Thursday’s start.
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Australian Mexican Boxers Battle To Draw In Sydney
Australian boxer Alice Clay and Mexican boxer Raby Ortiz fought a 12 round draw at Sydney Stadium last night. The bout featured a fast pace and fierce exchanges with Ortiz pressuring early while Clay rallied in later rounds. The decision left both camps claiming momentum ahead of future title opportunities.
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Musial, Feller Shine in Yankees Loss to Indians
In Cleveland, Bob Feller pitched a three hit shutout and Al Rosen drove in the winning run as the Indians nipped the Yankees 2-0 in the ninth. Stan Musial collected two hits in five trips but his .390 average slipped while Dom DiMaggio and Cliff Mapes provided late offense for New York. Wayne Terwilliger tops steals, Doby falls under .400, and Ted Williams leads with 13 homers as stats race continues.
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National League results and standings shown in error
Yesterday's scores Brooklyn defeated Chicago 13 to 1 and Philadelphia beat St Louis 4 to 1 while New York edged Pittsburg 5 to 4. Standings list Brooklyn Philadelphia St Louis New York and Pittsburg with varying win totals and percentages. American League results include Cleveland 3 New York 2 Detroit 7 Washington 4 and Boston 12 Chicago 0 with New York Detroit Boston Cleveland leading divisions. Tonight's probable pitchers include Jones Raschi Scarborough and Pantin among others. Also noted is the death of harness racer Abraham Martin Goldhers at age 38 following a race incident.
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Trainer Goes To Court To Seek Maryland Reinstatement
Baltimore trainer Richard L Hanna of Stevenson Maryland went to court to compel the State Racing Commission to restore his Maryland horse trainer license. He was barred after the Illinois Racing Commission suspended him in 1948 for cruelty to a horse at Arlington Park. Illinois reinstated him earlier this year and West Virginia followed. Maryland refused, Hanna claims, due to generalities and personal dislike by commission chair H Courtenay Jenifer.
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Women Open Week at ENYGA Antlers and area links
The Northeastern New York Women’s Golf Association opens its slate at Antlers Country Club Amsterdam with 36 duos entered as teams are paired by handicaps. Billy Shields defends with Wolferts Roost form, while action continues Friday through Sunday including the National Open at Merion and a three day member guest fracas at Wolferts Roost.
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Marchildon Placed on Inactive List by Buffalo Bisons
Phil Marchildon, once an 11 game winner for the Philadelphia Athletics in 1927, was put on Buffalo Bisons International League inactive list. The right hander, who pitched with a sore arm after the 1947 season, appeared in nine games the next year and none in 1949 after being sold to Buffalo last April.
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