Bankhead 6 Hits as Dodgers Crush Cardinals 9 0
Brooklyn Dodgers routed St Louis 9 to 0 to sweep the series and trim the Cardinals lead. Dan Bankhead allowed six hits in a shutout as Duke Snider and Gil Hermanski fueled a second inning four run rally. Snider led Brooklyn with four hits while every Dodger reached safely except Campanella in a dominant team performance at Ebbets Field.
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Giants Sweep Cubs Twice 6-0 and 10-5 in Twin Bill
New York Giants overwhelmed Chicago Cubs 6-0 and 10-5 at home. Wes Westrum hit two homers, Hank Thompson added a dinger in the nightcap, and Larry Jansen and Dave Koslo pitched complete games for their sixth wins. Ron Northey homered for the Cubs in the second game.
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Phillies Rally To Sweep Reds In Doubleheader, 4-3 4-2
The Philadelphia Phillies came from behind in both games to defeat the Cincinnati Reds twice. They won the first game in the ninth on Nicholsons's single and completed the second with a two run rally in the eighth. Roynheaten earned his second win, while Fink Miller notched his latest victory in game two.
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Braves Edge Pirates in 9th to Force Nightcap Tie
Boston Braves win 8-6 in game one and trigger a postponed second game against the Pittsburgh Pirates after Boston’s Boston T Bob Elliott hits a two run pinch homer in the ninth. Both teams hold open dates and will complete the nightcap tonight at Braves Field.
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Tigers Crush Red Sox 10-2 Behind Houtteman Seven Hits
Detroit slugged Boston 10-2 as Art Houtteman pitched seven strong innings and spaced seven hits. George Kell hit his third homer with two aboard, Aaron Robinson added a three-run shot, and Hoot Evers belted a two-run homer in the sixth as Detroit jumped to an early lead and never looked back. The Tigers swept the three-game series, keeping pace with the pennant chase.
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DiMaggio Powers Yankees Doubleheader Sweep of Browns
New York swept a doubleheader from St. Louis Browns, 14 to 3 and 4 to 0. DiMaggio homered in both games and Joe Collins hit his eighth homer in the nightcap as Allie Reynolds pitched the shutout in game two. Yogi Berra collected four hits in the second game with two doubles, while Woodling added a first-game homer flanked by DiMaggio's 12th homer of the season.
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Indians Triumph in Twin Bill 7-0 and 21-2 over Athletics
Cleveland Indians routed the Philadelphia Athletics in a doubleheader, winning 7-0 and 21-2. Bob Feller limited the A’s to a two-hitter in game one, while the Indians exploded for a record first-inning output and a four-run final inning in game two, boosting their winning streak to six. Ray Boone delivered a three-run homer in the second game as Cleveland tied a modern major league mark for first-inning runs and set a record for runs in an inning.
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Gehrmann Secures Third Consecutive NCAA Mile Title
Wisconsin miler Don Gehrmann won the NCAA mile for the third straight time at Memorial Stadium in Minneapolis. Southern California led the team standings with 49 1/5 points, Stanford’s Stanfore took second, Yale showed threat to the Trojans, while Yale’s Jim Fuchs set a shot put mark and Michigan’s Don McEwen ran the two mile in 9:01.9. The meet featured top performances across track and field events with notable strides by Gehrmann, Fuchs, and McEwen.
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Yanks Deny Stengel Kept In Dark On 8-Player Deal
New York press details a proposed eight player deal reportedly kept from manager Stengel by the Yankees. The article cites quotes and reaction from New York writers, team officials, and unnamed sources, noting tensions over communications and control around the trade.
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National League scores listed with multiple games
In a sequence of National League results Brooklyn and New York posted wins while Chicago and Pittsburgh suffered losses. Highlights include New York defeating Chicago 10 to 3 and 6 to 1 while Boston beat Pittsburgh and New York split its matchups against Chicago.
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Noor and Nathen rise in chaotic racing tale
Fragmented text centers on Noor the favored horse Noor and Nathen, a story mixing racing lore with a web of characters and inside connections. Mentions Hollywood Park, Irish Derby winner Nathan, and a flood of unclear names, dates, and themes.
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Grand Circuit Opens Today at Roosevelt Oval
The Grand Circuit opens today at Roosevelt Oval with the opening stakes featuring top horses. The event showcases entry No. 3 MAS Top Threavens and No. 4 Village Farp in a lively program. The field includes notable contenders as track conditions and pacing draw strong interest from bettors and fans.
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Huskies Take Regatta Amid Two Big Questions
Marietta, Ohio. Reported after the first Intercollegiate Rowing Association Regatta in the Midwest, two major questions arose: will the big crew race return here and did Princeton place second in the Freshman race with Wisconsin second in the varsity. Despite a cloudburst, Washington swept all three races for the fourth time, with the two-mile time of 7:07.5. Navy placed second in the freshman, Princeton sixth. California second and Wisconsin fifth in the varsity.
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Holy Cross Hurler To Join Hartford Braves
Tick Sheltendach of Newton, a 21 year old Holy Cross pitcher, signs with the Bowton Braves under General Manager John Quinn. He played in the Northern League during vacations and is the son of Frank Shel, a New York Giants pitching coach. He joins Hartford spring practice before reporting to manager Fup Celine.
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Mangrum Dominates Palm Beach Round Robin Golf Title
Mangrum shoots sixteen under par to win the Palm Beach Round Robin at Wykagyl Course, finishing with a 27 point total and a 17 point margin over Lawson Little. Demaret, Barron, Marmion, and Barrow follow in the top money spots as final-round drama wanes. Bobby Locks previously set the record with 340 in the event.
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Troy Racer Prizes Won at State Line Raceway
Roger Dingée of Troy finished second in the stock car first race and in the semi finals at State Line Raceway. Fred Sheppard of Poughkeepsie won the main Cup in 12:23, 17 seconds faster than last week. Don Shippee of Putnam was second in the feature. Don Donderson of Altamont third. Ralph MacWinnie of Benninzion won the frat race in 4:31, Dom May of Brattleboro second in 5:22, Td Langfois of Putnam third at 15:43. Worcester Eames of Brattleboro won the first semi in 6:57. The second semi went to Sheppard in 9:53. George White of Putnam won consolation in a 30-car field.
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